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LAT TOP FILE 05042017 FINAL.Xlsx Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education, Faisalabad It is hereby informed to all the students of Matric who appeared in Annual Examination 2015 & 2016 through Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education Faisalabad and got 90% and above marks i.e. 990 & above. The Punjab Govt. has been launched Phase 4th Laptop Scheme for the above mentioned students. The list of eligible students is shown below for review / verification by the students. The students from whom Bay form is required should submit the copy of SSC result card & Bay Form within three days positively. In case of any correction please contact with the Research Branch, Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education Faisalabad (041-9239350) on or before 08-04-2017 at 3:00 PM. After due date no alteration will be made. Page 1 of 38 BOARD OF INTERMEDAITE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION FAISALABAD Provisionaly list of Eligible Students for Laptops Scheme of Matric Annual Examination, 2015 S.No. Roll No. Name Father's Name Marks B-form 1 405690 MAHNOOR MUHAMMAD ASLAM SHAHID 1079 3310096695388 2 405735 FATIMA MAHMOOD MAHMOOD AHMAD 1076 3310216910190 3 405695 MAHNOOR FATIMA AHMAD DIN 1074 4200037037796 4 405465 RAAFIA EEMAN MUHAMMAD ASLAM 1073 3310063141266 5 400767 MAHAM BATOOL MUHAMMAD ANWAR HUSAIN 1072 3310285034282 6 405474 FATIMA JAVED JAVED AHMED JABAL 1072 3230465893484 7 405768 TAHREEM AWAIS MUHAMMAD AWAIS RAFIQUE 1072 3310256100872 8 405462 AMMARA JABBAR ABDUL JABBAR KHAN 1071 3740508963284 9 400008 KINZA MUNAWAR MUNAWAR HUSSAIN ANJUM 1069 3310256813686 10 405683 SHIFA KHALID KHALID MEHMOOD 1069 3310053612354 11 413344 RIDA FATIMA MUHAMMAD AZAM KHAN 1068 3310405934306 12 452071 MUHAMMAD BILAL MUHAMMAD ISHTIAQ 1068 3310480249013 13 405484 IFRAH MAJEED ABDUL MAJEED TAHIR 1066 3310674750730 14 405495 AYESHA AYUB MUHAMMAD AYUB 1066 3310005501678 15 405607 AMNA NADEEM MUHAMMAD NADEEM MUJAHID 1066 3310025860062 16 405505 MUNEEBA ASHRAF MUHAMMAD ASHRAF 1065 3110321589122 17 425255 SANA IQBAL RAJA MUHAMMAD IQBAL 1065 3310635178736 18 452074 ALI SHEHRAM MUHAMMAD SAEED ANWAR 1065 3660324735015 19 452076 ABDUL AHAD OBIDULLAH KHAN 1065 3310486800939 20 402690 YASHFA SHAHBAZ SHAHBAZ AHMAD 1064 3310004677618 21 404108 MASHAL FATIMA FAROOQ FAROOQ ANJUM 1064 3310018934998 22 405463 AAMNA ASGHAR ASGHAR ALI 1064 3310201119918 23 443909 MUHAMMAD SALMAN AFZAL MUHAMMAD AFZAL SULEMAN 1064 3310011430585 24 452070 HASEEB BABAR RANA MUHAMMAD BABAR KHAN 1064 3310426999707 25 405662 LAIBA TARIQ TARIQ MEHMOOD 1063 3310026374414 26 417679 RIDA FATIMA AMJAD MASAOUD 1063 3310029265648 27 449876 MUHAMMAD AHMAD BAHAWAL SHER MOHSIN 1063 3310646597029 28 452078 FURQAN ANWAR MUHAMMAD RAMZAN 1063 3310449273107 29 405737 FIZZA AMBREEN TARIQ MEHMOOD 1061 3310022700196 30 443048 HAMZA HAFEEZ MUHAMMAD HAFEEZ 1061 3520261359461 31 407552 IFRA JAVED JAVED IQBAL 1060 3310299805382 32 443915 FAIZAN NASIR DR. NASIR MAHMOOD 1060 3310008325941 33 446211 AHMED TALHA IRFAN IRFAN AHMED MUGHAL 1060 3310018137489 34 402683 AMNA RASHID ABDUL RAZZAQ KHAN RASHID 1059 3310406330606 35 405471 NIMRA ASHRAF MUHAMMAD ASHRAF 1059 3310083740544 36 452072 USMAN RIAZ KHAN RIAZ AHMED KHAN MEHMOOD 1059 3310458830829 37 400497 SIMRAH AHMED MUSTAFEEZ AHMED 1058 3310002799778 38 405427 MINAHIL MOHSIN SYED MOHSIN RAZA 1058 3310010095536 39 405431 JANNAT BUTT MUHAMMAD ZULFIQAR SABIR BUTT 1058 33102-9452578-0 40 405567 SAIRA MUBARIK MUHAMMAD MUBARIK HUSSAIN 1058 3310456121026 41 406463 SANA MUHAMMAD ILYAS KHAN 1058 3310067250770 42 407561 WARDA KHALID KHALID MEHMOOD TAHIR 1058 3310021457344 43 407572 HADIA HINA ZAFAR IQBAL 1057 3310086530966 Page 2 of 38 BOARD OF INTERMEDAITE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION FAISALABAD Provisionaly list of Eligible Students for Laptops Scheme of Matric Annual Examination, 2015 S.No. Roll No. Name Father's Name Marks B-form 44 413346 TEHREEM FATIMA MUHAMMAD YOUSAF 1057 3310486869922 45 441721 MUHAMMAD USMAN MUHAMMAD IDREES 1057 3310074643461 46 444167 JUNAID ALI MEHMOOD AHMAD 1057 3310307890079 47 401627 HURARA MAJEED ABDUL MAJEED KHAN 1056 3310066654262 48 405599 MARIA AFTAB MUHAMMAD AFTAB 1056 3310190000650 49 413343 AYESHA MASOOD ZAHID MASOOD 1056 3310470385110 50 417716 SANIA RASHAD RASHAD MAHMOOD 1056 3310537556692 51 452312 MUHAMMAD JUNAID ARIF MUHAMMAD ARIF ASIF 1056 3310424406029 52 405470 HAMNA ANAM SAEED MUHAMMAD AKHTAR SAEED 1055 3310201096788 53 405769 TEHREEM RASHID RASHID AHMAD 1055 3310063894788 54 443833 AHMED SHAH MIRAN TARIQ MEHMOOD BAJWA 1055 3310431163729 55 443910 SAIM UMAR GONDAL UMAR HAYAT 1055 3840369096639 56 443911 MUHAMMAD UMAIR RAFAQAT ALI 1055 3310296094287 57 452311 DILAWAR ALI YAZDAN SHER-I-YAZDAN 1055 1720138349165 58 402684 NAVEERA ARIF ARIF SOHAIL AHMAD 1054 3310237805656 59 402722 FIZA SOHAIL ANJUM SOHAIL 1054 3310260375038 60 405600 MAHRUKH ATIF ATIF TANVEER 1054 3310072875310 61 405767 SYEDA FARAH MEHDI SYED RAZA MEHDI 1054 3310029163382 62 443912 MUHAMMAD HASSAN KHALIDKHALID MAHMOOD 1054 3530387505871 63 452073 MUHAMMAD UMAIR HAFEEZ AMIR HAFEEZ 1054 3310415668375 64 405682 RAMSHA TARIQ TARIQ JAVAID 1053 3310051213654 65 417686 RIDA SAJID SAJID HUSSAIN SULTAN 1053 33301-2786676-2 66 417717 FIRASHA KHANUM SUBIH SADIQ 1053 3310537622628 67 443908 M.UZAIR SIDDIQUE M.NASIR 1053 3310094162347 68 443918 HAFIZ SHOAIB AMIN MUHAMMAD AMIN 1053 3330170302399 69 401935 AROOBA KHALID KHALID HAMEED 1052 3310003808584 70 438292 MUHAMMAD HAYAT ASHFAQ MUHAMMAD ASHFAQ 1052 3310088429921 71 452079 MUHAMMAD SHAKAIB ZAHID ZAHID WASEEM 1052 3310483788783 72 452080 GHULAM MOHAYY UD DIN MUHAMMAD SARWAR 1052 3550104270977 73 405602 KHADIJA HANIF CH.MUHAMMAD HANIF 1051 3310035391868 74 406533 TEHREEM MUZAMMAL MUZAMMAL HUSSAIN 1051 33102-3051934-6 75 442754 MUHAMMAD ZAHID MAJEED ABDUL MAJEED 1051 3310090546627 76 443262 TAHA NADEEM NADEEM FAZAL 1051 3310262506519 77 454102 AHMAD SHAHKAR MUHAMMAD AHSAN MASOOD PERVAIZ1051 3310150336349 78 402685 MARRIAM NAWAZ MUHAMMAD NAWAZ 1050 3310205751048 79 405603 AMEEMA KHALID MUHAMMAD KHALID MANZOOR 1050 3310086497024 80 416973 SEEP ATHAR MUHAMMAD TARIQ ATHAR 1050 33104-8176261-8 81 417118 MAMOONA SHAHEEN SANAULLAH 1050 3310468388924 82 443359 MUHAMMAD HAMZA SAJID MUHAMMAD SAJID 1050 3310005664765 83 443914 SHAHROZ AHMAD JAMIL MUHAMMAD JAMIL 1050 33100-5836637-9 84 452077 MUHAMMAD ABDULLAH ZAHOOR AHMAD 1050 3310495583481 85 400515 ZUNAIRA ARSHAD MIAN MUHAMMAD ARSHAD 1049 3310061378814 86 400566 MARIA KHALID KHALID SAIF ULLAH 1049 3310284909582 Page 3 of 38 BOARD OF INTERMEDAITE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION FAISALABAD Provisionaly list of Eligible Students for Laptops Scheme of Matric Annual Examination, 2015 S.No. Roll No. Name Father's Name Marks B-form 87 401846 SAHER SALAR BUTT AMER BUTT 1049 3310041404316 88 402105 ZAIN UL AIN MUHAMMAD ASLAM SINDHU 1049 3310041100824 89 402687 KHADIJA SHAHJAHAN SHAHJAHAN KHAN 1049 3310086364880 90 405679 MALEEHA RAUF ABDUR RAUF HAMMAD 1049 3310079159480 91 413208 ZURWAH WAHEED ABDUL WAHEED KHAN 1049 3310420111518 92 413353 TAYYBA NAZ KHADIM HUSSAIN 1049 3310465360328 93 442122 MUHAMMAD USAMA LATIF MUHAMMAD LATIF 1049 3310071027837 94 443360 SYED MUHAMMAD SAAD BUKHARISYED MUBASHIR HUSSAIN BUKHARI 1049 3310074071837 95 443907 SIKANDAR ABBAS CHAUDHRY ABBAS ALI 1049 3310026483397 96 452069 AMMAR TAHIR TAHIR MEHMOOD WIRK 1049 3310460735703 97 400006 FATIMA ASHRAF MUHAMMAD ASHRAF 1048 33100-0239073-6 98 400007 HAFSA ANWAR MUHAMMAD ANWAR SHAHID 1048 90403-0138174-4 99 405562 ARFAH KHAN PERVEZ AKHTAR 1048 3310099811302 100 405581 MAMOONA ALTAF ALTAF HUSSAIN 1048 3310535792090 101 407049 MOMNA RAMZAN MUHAMMAD RAMZAN 1048 3310069189340 102 441517 UZAIR AKHTAR MUHAMMAD AKHTAR 1048 33102-6718325-3 103 442121 AFFAN HANIF MUHAMMAD HANIF 1048 3310072873211 104 443746 UZAIR JAFAR JAFAR ALI 1048 3310088213303 105 443920 HASEEB FAIZ FAIZ RASOOL 1048 3310192807515 106 448488 MUHAMMAD UZAIR AZAM MUHAMMAD AZAM 1048 33106-9622994-1 107 449148 TALHA CHAUDHARY ABDUL GHAFFAR 1048 3310698287555 108 452075 MUHAMMAD WAJAHAT MUFTIMUHAMMAD SAFDAR KHAN MUFTI 1048 3310472635523 109 400488 MISHA SALAM BAJWA ABDUL SALAM KHAN 1047 3310114700358 110 401557 AQSA SHAFIQ MUHAMMAD SHAFIQ 1047 3330338769226 111 403824 NOOR-UL-AIN MUHAMMAD RAFIQ 1047 33100-2716812-8 112 405504 DUA MAQSOOD MUHAMMAD MAQSOOD 1047 3310288673912 113 407554 HOORIA MUJAHID MUHAMMAD MUJAHID 1047 3310022388106 114 441290 MUHAMMAD ZAIN UL ABIDEENMUHAMMAD SALEEM 1047 33100-8968953-5 115 445286 NOMAN MUMTAZ MUMTAZ HUSSAIN 1047 3310098816766 116 400358 SIDRA TABASSUM TANVEER AHMAD 1046 3310070722618 117 402037 ARSH TOOBA MUNIR AHMAD 1046 42000-3472565-8 118 403823 SARAH NAWAZ MUHAMMAD NAWAZ 1046 33100-7547099-2 119 437967 HAMMAD SULTAN MUHAMMAD TANVEER ZAFAR 1046 3310099569541 120 441436 SHERAZ ALI MUHAMMAD SAGHEER 1046 33100-6624071-1 121 402675 HALEEMA SADIA ANJUM ANJUM JAVAID 1045 3310266524570 122 407583 MARRIUM BABAR MUHAMMAD BABAR 1045 3310296741554 123 409976 ROMAISA 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