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Junior Clerk S. No. Name F/Name Result Marks Obtained out of 50 1 Junior Clerk Result S. No. Name F/Name Marks Obtained out of 50 1. PALWASHA REEMA MANZOOR HUSSAIN 48 2. NARGIS BIBI ABDUL SAEED 48 3. AWAIS RIAZ MUHAMMAD RIAZ 46 4. ZULFIQAR AHMAD MUHAMMAD RAFIQ 46 5. INTIKHAB ALI MEHMOOD SHAH 46 6. MUHAMMAD SIDDIQ ATLAS KHAN 45 7. RASIB RAZA RIAZ KHAN 45 8. AMIR KHAN KAMIL KHAN 43 9. MUHAMMAD ADNAN ANWAR KHAN 43 10. SAJJAD MUSTAFA MUSTAFA KAMAL 43 11. MUHAMMAD ABUZAR ABDULLAH KHALIL 41 12. ASAD KHAN NISAR KHAN 41 13. MUHAMMAD BILAL GUL MUHAMMAD 40 14. SAHIR NAWAZ JAN DAD 40 15. SYED JUNAID SHAH SYED ABID SHAH 40 16. OLIYAB SHAHZAD SHAHZAD IQBAL 39 17. MUHAMMAD SHAHZAIB ALAMZEB 38 18. IRSHAD KHAN NOROOZ KHAN 35 19. ADIL KHAN SHAHZADA 34 20. ZULQARNAIN BAKHTIRAJ KHAN 33 21. IJAZ HUSSAIN TAJAMUL HUSSAIN 33 22. JAHANZEB KHAN ZAKIR ULLAH 32 23. MUHAMMAD USMAN MUHAMMAD IBRAR KHAN 32 24. ANWAR KHAN QIBLA ALAM 31 25. MANSOOR IBRAHIM MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM 31 26. FARID ULLAH MIR WALI KHAN 30 27. MUBASHIR KHAN MUNTAZIR KHAN 30 28. MUDASIR KHAN MUNTAZIR KHAN 30 29. NASRO MINALLAH FAZAL AHMAD 30 30. SYED MEHMOOD HAMID ULLAH JAN 30 31. FAWAD AHMAD MUSHTAQ AHMAD 29 32. MUHAMMAD ABBAS WARIR KHAN 29 33. RAZAULLAH WARIS KHAN 29 34. TAHIR SHAH GHARIB SHAH 29 35. FAWAD KHAN KHALIL FAZLI KARIM 28 36. MUHAMMAD SIDDIQUE KHAN WAZIR 28 37. NAVEED AKHTAR GHAZI KHAN 28 38. IMRAN KHAN SHAH JEHAN 28 39. SYED QAIM ALI SHAH SYED LIAQAT ALI SHAH 28 40. KAMRAN KHATTAK FAZAL MAHMOOD KHATTAK 27 41. ADNAN KHAN SARDAR KHAN 27 42. ATTAULLAH MUHAMMAD RASOOL 27 43. BILAL AHMAD ASMATULLAH KHAN 27 44. MUHAMMAD FAROOQ SHAH BACHA GUL 27 45. MUHAMMAD SALMAN SADOZAI MUHAMMAD IQBAL SADOZAI 27 46. SANGEEN KHAN INAYAT UR REHMAN 27 47. SULEMAN SHAH ALADIN SHAH 27 48. KAMRAN KHATTAK FAZAL MAHMOOD KHATTAK 27 49. MUHAMMAD SABIR SAKHI MUHAMMAD 27 50. IDREES MUZAKIR SHAH 26 51. MUHAMMAD FAHEEM KHAN SHERIN ZAMAN KHAN 26 52. MUSADDIQ KHAN SHER ALI KHAN 26 53. ZEESHAN SARDAR SARDAR KHAN 26 54. ABID KHAN GHAZI KHAN 25 55. ADINA BAIG RAHIM BAIG 25 56. AFTAB ALI MUHAMMAD ASIF 25 57. ANWAR SHAMIM NOWSHERWAN 25 58. FAKHR UD DIN AZIZULLAH 25 59. FARHAN ALI MUHAMMD REHMAN 25 60. ISMAIL KHAN MUHAMMAD KHAN 25 61. LUQMAN KHAN MUHAMMAD SABIR KHAN 25 62. MUHAMMAD MAFAZ NAEEM MUHAMMAD NAEEM 25 63. MUHAMMAD SALMAN SIRAJ UD DIN 25 64. NIAZ BACHA MUBARIK KHAN 25 65. ASIF KHAN QUTAB KHAN 24 66. INAMULLAH MIR AHMAD SHAH 24 67. JAMSHED AHMAD NADIR ALI KHAN 24 68. MUHAMMAD ASIF IQBAL AKHTAR MUNIR 24 69. MUHAMMAD BIN QASIM QASIM JAN 24 70. MUHAMMAD NAEEM KHAN SHERIN ZAMAN 24 71. NAVEEDULLAH ALLAAODDIN 24 72. SHER HUSSAIN SHER DOST KHAN 24 73. SHERAZ KHAN PARVAIZ KHAN 24 74. WASIM ABBAS SABIR HUSSAIN 24 75. ADIL SHAHZAD GUL KHAN 23 76. AKHTAR RASOOL GHULAM RASOOL 23 77. ATTA UR RAHMAN MIR SARFARAZ 23 78. IBRAHIM GUL KHAN AURANG ZEB AFRIDI 23 79. IHSANULLAH FAZLI SUBHAN 23 80. MUHAMMAD BILAL GHULAM MASTAFA 23 81. MUHAMMAD BILAL QAMAR QAMAR ZAMAN 23 82. MUHAMMAD IHTISHAM MUHAMMAD ALAM 23 83. MUHAMMAD JAMAL KHAN ZAKIR ULLAH 23 84. MUHAMMAD KASHIF ABDULLA JAN 23 85. RAHIM GUL SHAMSHAD KHAN 23 86. SHAHKAR SHAH JEHAN 23 87. SHAKIR ULLAH LAGHMAN 23 88. SYED NASIR SHAH SYED MUMTAZ ALI SHAH 23 89. WAJID IQBAL ZARMAST GUL 23 90. ABID KHAN QISMATULLAH 22 91. ASADULLAH DAUD KHAN 22 92. ASHRAF KHAN GUL MUHAMMAD 22 93. ASIF RASHID ABDUR RASHID 22 94. AYAZ HASSAN MOHAMMAD HASSAN 22 95. BILAL UR REHMAN INAYAT UR REHMAN 22 96. DANYAL GHUFRAN MUHAMMAD GHUFRAN 22 97. GHUFRANULLAH MIR ALAM 22 98. MANZOOR AHMAD MUNAWAR GUL 22 99. MIAN AFAQ BADSHAH MIAN JAN BADSHAH 22 100. NIZAR AHMAD MUHAMMAD USMAN 22 101. SUFI MUHAMMAD BILAL SUFI MUHAMMAD IJAZ 22 102. ADNAN KARIM KARIM KHAN 21 103. AHMAD IQBAL AFSAR KHAN 21 104. ILTAF HUSSAIN MUSA KHAN 21 105. AMINULLAH ABDULLAH 21 106. ASHRAF ALI MIRZA ALI KHAN 21 107. ASIF ALI NAMIR KHAN 21 108. GUL NAWAZ KHAN GUL WAZIR KHAN 21 109. ILYAS KHAN ASHRAF KHAN 21 110. JEHAD KHAN IRAN SHAH 21 111. KAMRANULLAH MUHAMMAD HANIF KHAN 21 112. MAJID KHAN RASHEED KHAN 21 113. MAQSOOD AHMAD BASHIR AHMAD 21 114. MIAN ABIDULLAH MIAN INAMULLAH 21 115. MUHAMMAD BILAL KHWAJA ALI MUHAMMAD 21 116. MUHAMMAD WAJAHAT HUSSAIN SHER AFZAL 21 117. MUHAMMAD WIQAS KHAN HAJI ALIF KHAN KHALIL 21 118. RAHIM KHAN HAJI KONTER ZADA 21 119. WASEEM KHAN MOSAM KHAN 21 120. YAHYA WAQAR WAQAR UL QAYYUM 21 121. ZAHID BADSHAH YAR BADSHAH 21 122. ZAHIR REHMAN FAZAL REHMAN 21 123. ABDUL RAZIQ SHAHZAMEER 20 124. ABDUL WAJID ABDULLAH HASSAN 20 125. ABUBAKAR SADEEQ JAMSHED KHAN 20 126. ASIM KHAN INAYATULLAH 20 127. BILAL AHMAD MALANG JAN 20 128. FAISAL KAMRAN MUHABBAT SHAH 20 129. FAROOQ KHAN FAQIR DAD SHAH 20 130. FAWAD KHAN ZOORTALB 20 131. KIFAYATULLAH LIAQAT ALI 20 132. MUHAMMAD ARSHAD SAFDAR AYUB 20 133. MUHAMMAD MUDASSAR ANWAR UL HAQ 20 134. MUHAMMAD NASEER NAEEM JAN 20 135. MUHAMMAD SAQIB KHAN MUHAMMAD NAQIB KHAN 20 136. MUHAMMAD SHOAIB MUKHTIAR KHAN 20 137. NASIR ALI ZARGHUN SAID 20 138. SAJID AKBAR AKBAR KHAN 20 139. SAJJAD ALI QADAR GUL 20 140. SALMAN KHAN SHAH WAZIR KHAN 20 141. SAMI ULLAH ATTA ULLAH 20 142. SARZAMIN KHAN GULZAMIN KHAN 20 143. SHAMROZ KHAN JAMROZ KHAN 20 144. SHER ALI KHAN WALI 20 145. ABDULLAH ZARSHID KHAN 19 146. ARIF U REHMAN ALI ASGHAR 19 147. BILAWAL KHAN MUSTAJAB KHAN 19 148. BITAB GUL HANIF GUL 19 149. FAISAL ASLAM MUHAMMAD ASLAM KHAN 19 150. FARHAN SAEEDULLAH 19 151. FAWAD MASUD MASOOD UR REHMAN 19 152. FAZAL ELAHI FAZAL RABBI 19 153. FIDA MUHAMMAD SHER MUHAMMAD 19 154. HAMID JAN SAJID KHAN 19 155. IRFAN LATIF ABDUL LATIF 19 156. KHAN ZEB JEHANZEB 19 157. MUHAMMAD FARHAN WADOOD ABDUL WADOOD HAMID 19 158. MUHAMMAD KASHIF NADIR KHAN 19 159. MUHAMMAD ZUBAIR WARIS KHAN 19 160. MUJEEB ALAM MOHAMMAD SHER KHAN 19 161. NASIR HAYAT HAYAT KHAN 19 162. NIZAR ALI FAIZ ULLAH KHAN 19 163. NOOR JAMAL NOOR HAIDER 19 164. NOOR REHMAN MUNAWAR KHAN 19 165. NUGHMAN ULLAH WAHID ULLAH 19 166. RAHAT GUL ANAR GUL 19 167. RAJAB ALI NOOR UL BASAR 19 168. RASHID ALAM AMIR SAHIB KHAN 19 169. SAMI ULLAH SHAH RAWAN 19 170. SHEHERYAR KHAN SAID KARIM 19 171. WAQAS KHAN HAQ NAWAZ 19 172. ZAHID ULLAH BARKAT SHAH 19 173. ZARSHAD KHAN NOWSHAD KHAN 19 174. IHTISHAM ULLAH IKRAMULLAH 19 175. ABBAS MUHAMMAD KHAN 18 176. ABDUL SATTAR DIN BAD SHAH 18 177. ABDUL WADOOD SAJJAD KHAN 18 178. ATIF GILL MICHAEL GILL 18 179. DIYANULLAH FAZAL RAHIM 18 180. ENGR. WAJID HABIB HABIB GUL AFRIDI 18 181. FAIZAN ULLAH MOHIB ULLAH 18 182. ILYAS MASIH GREPHAN MASIH 18 183. IMRAN SHER BAAZ KHAN 18 184. JAHANGIR KHAN HASHMAT KHAN 18 185. JAMEEL UMAR BAZ KHAN 18 186. MUHAMMAD ARSALAN ALI TANVEER AHMAD SIDDIQUE 18 187. MUHAMMAD FAWAD MUHAMMAD FAYYAZ 18 188. MUHAMMAD JUNAID KHURSHID ANWAR 18 189. MUHAMMAD MERAJ MUHAMMAD NAWAZ 18 190. MUHAMMAD OWAIS JAN QAZI SHAFI UD DIN 18 191. NASIR KHAN RIASAT ALI KHAN 18 192. NAVEED KHAN MIZAJ GUL 18 193. SALMAN NADIR NADIR KHAN 18 194. SARDAR ALI ABDUL GHAFFAR 18 195. SHERHRYAR KHAN JEHANGIR KHAN 18 196. SOHRAB KHAN GUL SHARAF KHAN 18 197. WAQAS BABAR BABAR TANVIR 18 198. ZAHID AHMAD ZAFAR KHAN 18 199. ILTAF HUSSAIN ROWAIDAD SHAH 18 200. MUHAMMAD TOUSEEF RAZA MUHAMMAD SHAUKAT RAZA 18 201. MUHAMMAD BILAL MUHAMMAD AYAZ 18 202. ABDUL WAHAB BOSTAN SHAH 17 203. ADIL KHAN REHMAT KHAN 17 204. ADNAN ULLAH SARDAR ULLAH 17 205. ASIM USMAN KHAWAJA MIR KHATTAK 17 206. ASMATULLAH KHAN MINA GUL 17 207. AYAZ ANWAR KHURSHID ANWAR 17 208. IRFANULLAH HIDAYATULLAH 17 209. JAMIL NAWAZ BAZ ALI 17 210. KARIMULLAH KHESH BAHAR 17 211. KHAYAL MUHAMMAD TAJ MUHAMMAD 17 212. MUHAMMAD NASEEB GUL 17 213. MUHAMMAD AYAZ MUMTAZ KHAN 17 214. MUHAMMAD HUSSAIN SARFARZ KHAN 17 215. MUHAMMAD JAWAD GHULAM MUSTAFA 17 216. MUHAMMAD JIBRAN MUHAMMAD SUBHAN 17 217. MUHAMMAD SIRAJ MUHAMMAD JALIL 17 218. MUHAMMAD TAHIR ABDUL GHAFFAR KHAN 17 219. MUHAMMAD USMAN HUSSAIN KHAN 17 220. MUKARAM SHAH TASLEEM KHAN 17 221. MUSHTAQ AHMED BAZ GUL 17 222. NOMAN SHEHZAD MIAN MUMTAZ 17 223. QASID KHAN DARWAIZ KHAN 17 224. SAIF ULLAH KHAN SAKHI JAN 17 225. SALIK KHALIL ABDUL KHALIL 17 226. SAMIULLAH SHER MUHAMMAD 17 227. SHAH JEHAN HAKAM KHAN 17 228. SHEHARYAR AHMAD FAIZ MUHAMMAD 17 229. WAHEEDULLA SAFIRULLAH 17 230. WARIS GUL KHITAB GUL 17 231. WASIM SAJJAD JEHAN ZEB KHAN 17 232. YASEEN WALI RAJ WALI 17 233. MUHAMMAD NAEEM JAN HARIM JAN 17 234. ABDUL AZEEM QURESHI MAQBOOL ELAHI QURESHI 16 235. ABDUL AZIZ HAJI SAID ALI 16 236. ABDUL QADIR GHULAM QADIR 16 237. AMIR SOHAIL MUHAMAMD ISMAIL 16 238. ARIFULLAH MUQARAB KHAN 16 239. ARIFULLAH GUL ZAMAN 16 240. AZMI DANIEL MASIH 16 241. GHANI UR REHMAN ALI ASGHAR 16 242. IRFAN ULLAH AZIZ KHAN 16 243. JAWAD UD DIN IZRAH UD DIN 16 244. KANWAL RAZA MUHAMMD SIDDIQ RAZA 16 245. MUHAMMAD ABBAS ABDUL WAHEED 16 246. MUHAMMAD ISHAQ SHAMSHAD KHAN 16 247. MUHAMMAD NAVEED ANJUM SAID KHAN 16 248. MUHAMMD ISLAM AMAL KHAN 16 249. NIAZ ALI AJMAL KHAN 16 250. QAZI KHIZAR HAYAT QAZI TAJAMUL HUSSAIN 16 251. SADDAM HUSSAIN FIDA MUHAMMAD 16 252. SALMAN KHAN ZAREEN GUL 16 253. SAMI ULLAH KHAISTA GUL 16 254. SHAYAN ALI NAWAZ ZULQANDAR KHAN 16 255. TAUSIF KHAN MUHAMMAD NOOR KHAN 16 256.
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