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Cut-Off Medical Male 2017.Pdf CUT-OFF PRE-MEDICAL (MALE) SECCAP-2017 2/9/2016 S # CODE # NAME OF COLLEGES Maximum Minimum 1 101 Adamjee Govt. Science College, Karachi 812 738 2 102 Islamia Govt. Science College, Karachi 737 595 3 103 Govt. PECHS Educatoin Foundation Science College, Karachi 754 645 4 104 Govt Degree Boys College Gulzar-E-Hijri 699 431 Govt. Degree Science & Commerce College, Gulshan-e-Iqbal 5 105 697 622 Karachi 6 106 Govt. National College (Morning) 704 569 7 111 Govt.Degree Boys College Gulistan-E- Johar (Morning) Karachi. 721 425 8 112 Govt Jamia Millia Degree College (Morning) Karachi 677 425 9 114 Govt Superior Science College (Morning) Karachi 722 542 Govt Degree Science & Commerce College Landhi 10 118 670 429 Korangi(Morning) Karachi 11 120 Govt Boys Inter College Landhi-04 36-B Karachi 699 427 12 121 Allama Iqbal Govt, Boys Science College (Morning) Karachi 655 432 13 123 Govt Degree Science & Commerce Malir (Morning) Karachi 718 450 14 124 Govt Degree College Malir Cantt, Karachi 783 674 15 125 ARG Govt Degree Boys College Razzaqabad 706 450 16 126 Govt Degree College Murad Memon Goth. Karachi 653 427 17 127 GOVT. DEGREE BOYS COLLEGE QUAIDABAD Near Jogi More 694 427 Landhi 18 128 Govt Degree Boys College, Korangi 2 12, Karachi 662 425 19 129 D.J Sindh Govt. Science College Karachi 786 708 20 130 S.M. Govt Science College Shahrah-e-Liaquat Karachi 707 662 21 132 Govt Aisha Bawani College (Morning) Karachi 704 597 22 134 Govt Degree Science & Commerce College ,Singo Labne Lyari 662 425 Karachi 23 135 Haji Abdullah Haroon Govt. College (Morning) Karachi 635 438 24 141 Govt. Dehli Inter Science College 752 700 25 142 Govt City College Musa Colony (Morning) Karachi 690 430 26 144 Govt. Degree Science College Liaqtabad Karachi 637 427 27 145 Govt Sirajudallah Degree College (Morning) Karachi 626 429 28 147 Pakistan Shipowners Govt College 720 517 29 148 Govt Degree Boys College North Karachi 669 437 30 149 Govt Degree Boys College Mangopir Karachi 613 432 31 150 Govt Degree Boys College Konkar Village 679 438 32 151 Govt Degree Boys College Surjani Town Karachi 561 451 33 152 Govt Degree Boys College 5-L New Karachi 672 429 34 153 Govt Degree Boys College Buffer Zone Karachi 718 434 35 154 Govt Jinnah College 726 600 36 157 Govt Degree Science & Commerce College,Orangi Town Karachi 677 425 37 158 Govt Degree Boys College Asifabad Karachi 658 432 38 159 Govt Degree Boys College Jungle Shah Keamari Karachi 638 425 39 160 Govt College For Men Nazimabad Karachi 741 677 40 162 Govt Degree Boys College Shams Pir Karachi 625 479 41 163 Govt Degree Boys College Baldia Town Karachi 660 445 42 166 Govt Degree Boys College KMC Store Nishter Road 674 426 43 170 Ghazi Muhammad Bin Qasim H.S.S. Agra Taj Colony Chak 633 533 Karachi 44 171 Allama Iqbal Govt Boys H.S.S. Block 16, FB Area 668 440 45 172 Govt Comprehensive H.S.S. Korangi-03, Karachi 611 445 46 173 Govt Boys Comprehensive H.S.S. Azizabad Karachi 585 455 47 174 GOVT. BOYS H.S.S. NO. 2 K – AREA KORANGI, Karachi 706 426 48 175 GOVT. MUMTAZ BOYS H.S.S. LANDHI 647 450 49 176 GOVT. BOYS H.S.S. KONKAR VILLAGE MALIR Karachi 598 436 50 177 GOVT. BOYS H.S.S. NO. 2 K AREA KORANGI K – Area Korang1 613 572 Karachi www.sindheducation.gov.pk/SECCAP Total Admission= 3612 (PROF. MUHAMMAD MASHOOQ BALAUCH) DIRECTOR C0LLEGES EDUCATION KARACHI Acting CHAIRMAN SECCAP-2017.
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