General Merit List of Candidates Who Have Applied for Admission to B.A.-M.A. Programme in Arabic Offered at Univeristy of Kashmi

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General Merit List of candidates who have applied for admission to B.A.-M.A. Programme in Arabic offered at Univeristy of Kashmir, Kargil Campus, Kargil for the session-2019 S.No. Form No. Name Parentage Residence Max. Marks Marks Obt. %age (Candidates belonging to Ladakh Division) 1 057KR(offline) Fatima Banoo Mohammad Hadi Chay chay Thang 500 313 62.6 2 19230068 Hakima Banoo Fida Hussain Hardass 500 303 60.6 3 19230067 Mehroon Nissa Fida Hussain Hardass 500 300 60 4 040KR(offline) Roqia Banoo Gh. Haider Drass 500 297 59.4 5 19230024 Hakima Banoo Gh. Murtaza Lankarchey 500 289 57.8 6 19230049 Hamida Banoo Mohd Hassan Trespone 500 286 57.2 7 19230035 Kulsum Bee Gh. Abass Hardass 500 276 55.2 8 020KR(offline) Fatima Banoo Mohd Hassan Sankoo 500 275 55 9 056KR(offline) Khairun Nissa Mirza Ali Chay Chay Thang 500 275 55 10 036KR(offline) Kaneez Fatima Mohd Hussain Lankarchey 500 273 54.6 11 037KR(offline) Fatima Banoo Mohd SAdiq Lankarchey 500 263 52.6 12 19230044 Ghulam Hussain Mohd Abdullah Trespone 500 259 51.8 13 19230025 Najuma Nissa Mohammad Ibrahim G.M.Pore 500 255 51 14 19230066 Nasreen Fatima Gh. Mohammad Hardass 500 254 50.8 15 19230007 Batool Mohammad Hussain G.M.Pore 500 253 50.6 16 19230039 Fatima Banoo Haji Gh. Hussain Sankoo 500 252 50.4 17 052KR(offline) Marziya Banoo Abdul Hussain Chumikchan 500 248 49.6 18 19230045 Mubarak Ali Mohd Ibrahim Trespone 500 245 49 19 044KR(offline) Hakima Banoo Mohd Hassan Sankoo 500 245 49 20 19230040 Mohd Hassan Ahmad Thovina 500 244 48.8 21 19230020 Mubarik Ali Mohd Abass ShkarChiktan 750 352 46.9 22 054KR(offline) Mohammad Ibrahim Mohammad Hussain G.M.pore 500 232 46.4 23 19230046 Shakir Hussain Haji Mohd Saliskote 500 226 45.2 24 19230022 Bilquees banoo Habibullah Sankoo 500 225 45 25 19230050 Kaneez fatima Hussain Ali Trespone 500 223 44.6 26 016KR(offline) Shaher Banoo Mohammad Yousuf Stakpa 500 221 44.2 27 053KR(offline) Mohammad Ibrahim Gh. Mohammad Trespone 500 210 42 28 049KR(offline) Zohra Banoo Mohd Hussain TRespone 500 210 42 29 019KR(offline) Hasina Banoo Hadi Ali Saliskote 500 207 41.4 30 065KR(offline) Mehmooda Bamnoo Gh. Mohd Thasgam Thovina 500 205 41 31 19230026 Syed Ali Shah Syed Jaffar Shah Gongma Kargil 500 202 40.4 32 048KR(offline) Zohra Batool Ghulam Mohammad Khandi 750 298 Not eligible (Candidates belonging to Kashmir Division) 1 19230023 Mohd Afzal Kumar Gh. Mohd Kumar Fraw Haknar Ganderbal 500 285 57.

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