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List of Government Institutions List of Government institutions S.No Institution Code 1 Abandoned Properties Organization 101100001 2 Academy of Education Planning & Management 101100002 3 Agricultural Census Organization 101100003 4 Agricultural Livestock Products, Marketing & Grading Department 101100004 5 Agricultural Prices Commission 101100005 6 Agricultural Research Division 101100006 7 Airports Security Force 101100007 8 Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad 101100008 9 Animal Quarantine Department 101100009 10 Anti Narcotics Force 101100010 11 Applied Economics Research Centre, University of Karachi 101100011 12 Appropriate Technology Development Organisation 101100012 13 Area Study Centre, Quaid-E-Azam University 101100013 14 Area Study Centre, University of Balochistan 101100014 15 Area Study Centre, University of Karachi 101100015 16 Area Study Centre, University of Peshawar 101100016 17 Area Study Centre, University of Punjab 101100017 18 Area Study Centre, University of Sindh 101100018 19 Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Islamabad 101100019 20 Auditor General of Pakistan 101100020 21 Authority For Preservation of Moenjodaro 101100021 22 Aviation Division 101100022 23 Azad Kashmir University 101100023 24 Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan 101100024 25 Balochistan University, Quetta 101100025 26 Banking & Finance Service Commission, Islamabad 101100026 27 Board of Advancement of Literature, Lahore 101100027 28 Bureau of Emigration & Overseas Employment 101100028 29 Cabinet Division 101100029 30 Cabinet Secretariat 101100030 31 Cantt / Garrison Directorate 101100031 32 Cement Research & Development Institute,Lahore 101100032 33 Central Board of Film Censors 101100033 34 Federal Board of Revenue 101100034 35 Central Bureau of Education 101100035 36 Central Copyright Office 101100036 37 Central Inspectorate of Mines 101100037 38 Central Jail Staff Training Institute 101100038 39 Central Testing Laboratories 101100039 40 Centre For Clinical Psychology, Lahore 101100040 41 Centre of Clinical Biology 101100041 42 Centre of Excellence in Analytical Chemistry, University of Sindh 101100042 43 Centre of Excellence in Geology, Peshawar 101100043 44 Centre of Excellence in Labour Administration & Training 101100044 45 Centre of Excellence in Mar-Biol, University of Karachi 101100045 46 Centre of Excellence in Mines, University of Balochistan 101100046 47 Centre of Excellence in Physical Chemistry, University of Peshawar 101100047 48 Centre of Excellence in Solid State Physics, Punjab University 101100048 49 Centre of Excellence in W/R Eng. University of Engineering, Lahore 101100049 50 Chairman of Inter Board Committee, Islamabad 101100050 51 Chief Coordinator (R&R) and Chief Commissionerate Afghan Refugees 101100051 52 Chief Coordinator of computerization (Customs, Central Excise & Sales Tax 101100052 53 Chief Coordinator of computerization (Income Tax) 101100053 54 Chief Engineer Adviser/Chairman Flood Commission 101100054 55 Civil Defence Department 101100055 56 Civil Services Academy 101100056 57 Collectorates of Central Excise Duty 101100057 58 Collectorates of Customs 101100058 59 Collectorates of Sales Tax / Income Tax / Wealth Tax 101100059 60 College of Physicians & Paramedical Sciences 101100060 61 College of Physicians & Surgeons 101100061 62 Commission For Islamization of Economy, Islamabad 101100062 63 Commissioners of Income Tax 101100063 64 Computer Training Centre, Islamabad 101100064 65 Controller Air force Accounts 101100065 66 Controller Military Accounts 101100066 67 Controller Naval Accounts 101100067 68 Securities & Exchange Commission of Pakistan 101100068 69 Cotton Board 101100069 70 Council of Islamic Ideology, Islamabad 101100070 71 Council of Works & Housing Research 101100071 72 Culture & Sports Division 101100072 73 Curriculum Research & Development Centre, Lahore 101100073 74 Custodian of Enemy Property 101100074 75 Dawood College of Engineering & Technology 101100075 76 Defence Division 101100076 77 Department of Archaeology & Museums 101100077 78 Department of Archives 101100078 79 Department of Communication Security 101100079 80 Department Of Controller Of Insurance 101100080 81 Department of Explosives 101100081 82 Department of Libraries 101100082 83 Department of Petroleum and Energy Resources 101100083 84 Department of Plant Protection 101100084 85 Department of Shipping Control and Mercantile Marine 101100085 86 Department of Stationery & Forms 101100086 87 Department of Supplies 101100087 88 Department of Tourist Services 101100088 89 Director General of Food 101100089 90 Director General of Gas 101100090 91 Director General of Intelligence & Investigation (Customs & Excise) 101100091 92 Director General of New & Renewable Energy Resources 101100092 93 Director General of Oil 101100093 94 Director General of Petroleum Concessions 101100094 95 Director General Staff Welfare 101100095 96 Director General, Federal Seed Certification Department 101100096 97 Director General, Fertilizer Imports Department 101100097 98 Director General, Pakistan Forest Institute 101100098 99 Directorate of Accounts 101100099 100 Directorate of Central Health Establishment 101100100 101 Directorate of Films & Publications 101100101 102 Directorate of Malaria Control 101100102 103 Directorate of Research & Reference 101100103 104 Directorate of Research and Statistics 101100104 105 Directorate of T. B. Control 101100106 106 Directorate of Workers Education 101100107 107 Directorate of Works Education 101100108 108 Drug Abuse Prevention Resource Centre 101100109 109 Economic Affairs Division 101100110 110 Election Commission of Pakistan, Islamabad 101100111 111 Employees Old Age Benefit Institution 101100112 112 Energy Wing 101100113 113 Environment and Urban Affairs Division 101100114 114 Establishment Division 101100115 115 Estate Office (Management) 101100116 116 Evacuee Trust Property Board 101100117 117 Experts Advisory Cell 101100118 118 Trade Development Authority 101100119 119 External Publicity Wing 101100120 120 Fatima Jinnah Women University, Rawalpindi 101100121 121 Federal Academy of Ideology of Pakistan 101100122 122 Federal Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education, Islamabad 101100123 123 Federal Bureau of Statistics 101100124 124 Federal Directorate of Education 101100125 125 Federal Employees' Benevolent Fund and Group Insurance 101100126 126 Federal Government Educational Institutions 101100127 127 Federal Government Libraries 101100128 128 Federal Government Schools/Colleges 101100129 129 Federal Govt. Employees Immunigration Fund 101100130 130 Federal Govt. Services Hospital, Isl. (Attached Dispensaries at Isl./Rwp. 101100131 131 Federal Govt. Urdu Arts College 101100132 132 Federal Govt. Urdu Science College 101100133 133 Federal Inspectorate General Development Projects 101100134 134 Federal Institute of Education & Research, Islamabad 101100135 135 Federal Investigation Agency 101100136 136 Federal Judicial Academy 101100137 137 Federal Land Commission, Islamabad 101100138 138 Federal Public Service Commission 101100139 139 Federal Rural Development Engineering Cell 101100140 140 Federal Service Tribunal 101100141 141 Federal Shariat Court of Pakistan 101100142 142 Federal Water Management Cell 101100143 143 Finance Division 101100144 144 Food & Vegetables Development Board 101100145 145 Foreign Services Training Institute 101100146 146 Frontier Constabulary 101100147 147 Frontier Corps 101100148 148 Frontier Works Organization 101100149 149 G. I. Khan Research & Technology Institute, Topi 101100150 150 Gomal University, Dera Ismail Khan 101100151 151 Hajj Deposits 101100152 152 Health Division 101100153 153 Hej Research Institute of Chemistry, Karachi 101100154 154 Hydrocarbon Development Institute of Pakistan 101100155 155 Immigration & Passports 101100156 156 Implementation Tribunal For Newspaper Employees 101100157 157 Indus Basin Tarbella Development Fund 101100158 158 Industrial Technical Assistance Centre, Pakistan 101100159 159 Information and Broadcasting Division 101100160 160 Information Services Academy, Islamabad 101100161 161 Inspection & Audit (Income Tax) 101100162 162 Inspection & Training (Custom, Central Excise & Sales Tax) 101100163 163 Inspectorate of Drugs 101100164 164 Institute For Agriculture & Nuclear Biology 101100165 165 Institute of Arabic & Islamic Studies, Islamabad 101100166 166 Institute of Bankers In Pakistan 101100167 167 Institute of Business Administration, Karachi 101100168 168 Institute of Chartered Accountants 101100169 169 Institute of Cost & Management Accountants of Pakistan 101100170 170 Institute of Education 101100171 171 Institute of Educational Technology 101100172 172 Institute of Engineers of Pakistan 101100173 173 Institute of Foreign Trade of Pakistan 101100174 174 Institute of Industrial Relation & Workers' Education 101100175 175 Institute of Nuclear Anatomy Research, Larkana 101100176 176 Institute of Nuclear Medicines & Oncology 101100177 177 Institute of Promotion of Science, Education & Training 101100178 178 Institute of Pure and Applied Physics 101100179 179 Institute of Regional Studies 101100180 180 Institute of Strategic Studies 101100181 181 Institute of Training of National Savings, Islamabad 101100182 182 Intelligence Bureau 101100183 183 Inter Provincial Co-Ordination Division 101100184 184 Interior Division 101100185 185 International Islamic University, Islamabad 101100186 186 International Sedimentation, Water Logging & Sanitation 101100187 187 Investment Promotion Bureau 101100188 188 Iqbal Academy, Lahore 101100189 189 Islamabad Capital
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