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National University of Modern Languages (Examination Branch) Dated : 4th Aug, 2021 MAIN CAMPUS RESULT NOTIFICATION BS ENGLISH (Bridging) 1st SEMESTER - Morning Session : Spring 2021 Int. to Literary Int. to Academic Management Mathematics Int. to IT Skills Studies (Cr.Hr - Language Writing (Cr.Hr - Skills Total SGPA Sr # Roll # Student Name (Cr.Hr - 3) (Cr.Hr -3) % Remarks 3) (Cr.Hr- 3) 3) (Cr.Hr - 3) (600) (Cr.Hr - 18) Total : 100 Total : 100 Total : 100 Total : 100 Total : 100 Total : 100 1 SMB-21151 Noor-Ul-Huda 65 65 80 76 71 67 424 70.67 2.94 Promoted 2 SMB-21152 Hussain Ur Rehman 68 60 70 76 72 75 421 70.17 2.89 Promoted 3 SMB-21153 Muhammad Ahmad 91 75 80 80 84 77 487 81.17 3.83 Promoted 4 SMB-21154 Mahnoor Naseem 82 75 83 88 86 87 501 83.50 3.89 Promoted 5 SMB-21155 Fatima Sikandar 75 66 70 87 84 82 464 77.33 3.44 Promoted 6 SMB-21156 Fiza Rehman 62 51 63 76 63 67 382 63.67 2.25 Promoted 7 SMB-21157 Syeda Sanjeeda Gardazi 65 53 58 75 71 72 394 65.67 2.44 Promoted 8 SMB-21158 Marriam 61 53 66 66 55 70 371 61.83 2.11 Promoted 9 SMB-21159 Zarnab Iqbal 84 72 82 81 83 83 485 80.83 3.83 Promoted 10 SMB-21160 Hadia Mansoor 71 65 72 75 80 80 443 73.83 3.28 Promoted 11 SMB-21161 Zohaib Ur Rehman 58 66 67 68 75 67 401 66.83 2.52 Promoted 12 SMB-21162 Hunnain Gul Khan 80 71 66 76 67 75 435 72.50 3.11 Promoted 13 SMB-21163 Nosheen Sahr 65 65 73 73 75 75 426 71.00 2.89 Promoted 14 SMB-21164 Shabana Yaqoob 62 58 70 65 60 67 382 63.67 2.25 Promoted 15 SMB-21165 Muhammad Kamran 71 65 65 75 75 70 421 70.17 2.89 Promoted MAIN CAMPUS RESULT NOTIFICATION BS ENGLISH (Bridging) 1st SEMESTER - Morning Session : Spring 2021 Int. to Literary Int. to Academic Management Mathematics Int. to IT Skills Studies (Cr.Hr - Language Writing (Cr.Hr - Skills Total SGPA Sr # Roll # Student Name (Cr.Hr - 3) (Cr.Hr -3) % Remarks 3) (Cr.Hr- 3) 3) (Cr.Hr - 3) (600) (Cr.Hr - 18) Total : 100 Total : 100 Total : 100 Total : 100 Total : 100 Total : 100 16 SMB-21166 Afia Akbar 70 67 66 65 70 70 408 68.00 2.72 Promoted 17 SMB-21167 Zaraliaqat 75 70 72 70 67 76 430 71.67 3.05 Promoted 18 SMB-21168 Shabana Salamat 75 60 67 72 65 63 402 67.00 2.55 Promoted 19 SMB-21169 Sadam Hussain 51 65 70 80 66 61 393 65.50 2.53 Promoted 20 SMB-21170 Fazluddin 60 63 80 81 70 80 434 72.33 3.17 Promoted 21 SMB-21171 Ayesha Aftab 50 62 65 75 70 70 392 65.33 2.53 Promoted 22 SMB-21172 Muhammad Idrees 51 60 65 80 63 50 369 61.50 2.22 Promoted 23 SMB-21173 Arooj Shokat 75 71 85 88 70 80 469 78.17 3.56 Promoted 24 SMB-21174 Muhammad Aftab 51 57 73 80 75 70 406 67.67 2.72 Promoted 25 SMB-21175 Abdul Waheed 60 63 66 76 70 67 402 67.00 2.55 Promoted 26 SMB-21176 Gulfam Ali 70 72 70 84 80 77 453 75.50 3.44 Promoted 27 SMB-21177 Ihtesham Mustafa 75 80 77 87 80 73 472 78.67 3.67 Promoted 28 SMB-21178 Muhammad Usman 60 68 81 77 67 77 430 71.67 3.11 Promoted Relegated / repeat full 29 SMB-21179 Irum Pervez 29 A A A A A - - 0.00 semester 30 SMB-21180 Waleed Khan 67 75 83 87 80 75 467 77.83 3.55 Promoted 31 SMB-21181 Ali Afsar 53 62 71 70 80 72 408 68.00 2.75 Promoted MAIN CAMPUS RESULT NOTIFICATION BS ENGLISH (Bridging) 1st SEMESTER - Morning Session : Spring 2021 Int. to Literary Int. to Academic Management Mathematics Int. to IT Skills Studies (Cr.Hr - Language Writing (Cr.Hr - Skills Total SGPA Sr # Roll # Student Name (Cr.Hr - 3) (Cr.Hr -3) % Remarks 3) (Cr.Hr- 3) 3) (Cr.Hr - 3) (600) (Cr.Hr - 18) Total : 100 Total : 100 Total : 100 Total : 100 Total : 100 Total : 100 32 SMB-21182 Shahid Mahmood 53 58 62 70 67 72 382 63.67 2.28 Promoted 33 SMB-21183 Khateeb Nazar 78 65 70 86 76 67 442 73.67 3.16 Promoted 34 SMB-21184 Wishma Shabir 91 75 74 71 84 71 466 77.67 3.44 Promoted 35 SMB-21185 Imran Rauf 68 61 60 62 72 73 396 66.00 2.44 Promoted 36 SMB-21186 Hafsa Aleem 65 60 70 66 85 75 421 70.17 2.83 Promoted 37 SMB-21187 Waqas Haider 56 A 73 78 73 66 - - 2.25 Promoted 38 SMB-21188 Abdul Waheed 72 68 57 75 67 62 401 66.83 2.53 Promoted 39 SMB-21189 Iqra Shahzadi 71 50 65 82 77 76 421 70.17 2.97 Promoted 40 SMB-21190 Andaleeb Amin 67 57 63 70 75 73 405 67.50 2.58 Promoted 41 SMB-21191 Ajmal Khan 56 54 60 70 60 60 360 60.00 2.00 Promoted Relegated / repeat full 42 SMB-21192 Hazrat Amin 10 A A A A A - - 0.00 semester 43 SMB-21193 Ushna Laraib 70 62 63 80 72 75 422 70.33 2.89 Promoted Relegated / repeat full 44 SMB-21194 Iqra Afraz 38 43 54 51 52 62 - - 1.08 semester 45 SMB-21195 Raja Rustam Shehzad 65 54 66 75 69 67 396 66.00 2.47 Promoted 46 SMB-21196 Ihsan Ullah 70 50 71 78 87 76 432 72.00 3.08 Promoted 47 SMB-21197 Madeeha Rehman 78 56 76 75 78 81 444 74.00 3.25 Promoted MAIN CAMPUS RESULT NOTIFICATION BS ENGLISH (Bridging) 1st SEMESTER - Morning Session : Spring 2021 Int. to Literary Int. to Academic Management Mathematics Int. to IT Skills Studies (Cr.Hr - Language Writing (Cr.Hr - Skills Total SGPA Sr # Roll # Student Name (Cr.Hr - 3) (Cr.Hr -3) % Remarks 3) (Cr.Hr- 3) 3) (Cr.Hr - 3) (600) (Cr.Hr - 18) Total : 100 Total : 100 Total : 100 Total : 100 Total : 100 Total : 100 48 SMB-21198 Komal Arshad 67 65 63 72 57 65 389 64.83 2.30 Promoted 49 SMB-21199 Aniqa Andleeb 70 65 66 63 62 70 396 66.00 2.44 Promoted Promoted on 1st 50 SMB-21200 Wajee Ul Hassan 50 53 52 50 54 50 309 51.50 1.50 Probation 51 SMB-21201 Zainab Nisar 91 68 66 80 83 76 464 77.33 3.39 Promoted Promoted on 1st 52 SMB-21202 Hajmeen Akhtar 53 55 60 73 54 66 361 60.17 1.97 Probation 53 SMB-21203 Zumra Mumtaz 51 68 70 66 73 61 389 64.83 2.42 Promoted 54 SMB-21400 Touseef Ahmed 55 65 55 66 60 71 372 62.00 2.11 Promoted 55 SMB-21401 Karim Zar 68 61 63 70 60 70 392 65.33 2.44 Promoted 56 SMB-21402 Minahil Nasir 77 80 83 75 73 65 453 75.50 3.39 Promoted 57 SMB-21403 Hasanat Ahmad 65 62 63 72 61 63 386 64.33 2.22 Promoted 58 SMB-21404 Akhtar Munir 71 73 75 75 83 70 447 74.50 3.28 Promoted 59 SMB-21405 Asad Ali 68 51 67 83 75 75 419 69.83 2.91 Promoted 60 SMB-21406 Saima Naz 68 68 66 66 57 72 397 66.17 2.41 Promoted 61 SMB-21407 Saba Maqsood 75 75 76 80 71 81 458 76.33 3.50 Promoted 62 SMB-21408 Syeda Alishah Bukhari 78 75 76 66 77 75 447 74.50 3.27 Promoted 63 SMB-21409 Faryal Karim 65 70 76 84 70 66 431 71.83 3.00 Promoted MAIN CAMPUS RESULT NOTIFICATION BS ENGLISH (Bridging) 1st SEMESTER - Morning Session : Spring 2021 Int. to Literary Int. to Academic Management Mathematics Int. to IT Skills Studies (Cr.Hr - Language Writing (Cr.Hr - Skills Total SGPA Sr # Roll # Student Name (Cr.Hr - 3) (Cr.Hr -3) % Remarks 3) (Cr.Hr- 3) 3) (Cr.Hr - 3) (600) (Cr.Hr - 18) Total : 100 Total : 100 Total : 100 Total : 100 Total : 100 Total : 100 64 SMB-21410 Hussain Ali Khan 67 67 70 77 82 72 435 72.50 3.16 Promoted 65 SMB-21411 Wasif Hussain 77 71 70 73 83 76 450 75.00 3.33 Promoted 66 SMB-21412 Areeba Fatima 71 67 76 77 70 77 438 73.00 3.22 Promoted 67 SMB-21413 Hinnat Ahmed 75 70 77 73 70 71 436 72.67 3.17 Promoted 68 SMB-21414 Wajeeha Iqbal 91 81 93 81 87 80 513 85.50 4.00 Promoted 69 SMB-21415 Sajid Ali 85 68 75 68 70 67 433 72.17 3.05 Promoted 70 SMB-21416 Iqra Ejaz Abbasi 67 67 63 72 70 65 404 67.33 2.61 Promoted Promoted on 1st 71 SMB-21417 Mahpara Syed 51 55 60 65 47 65 - - 1.61 Probation 72 SMB-21418 Subhana Zulfiqar 81 71 60 71 60 77 420 70.00 2.94 Promoted 73 SMB-21419 Hafsa Naeem 70 71 77 67 70 77 432 72.00 3.16 Promoted 74 SMB-21420 Imran Khan 51 65 66 71 65 63 381 63.50 2.25 Promoted 75 SMB-21421 Muhammad Salman 50 50 51 65 72 75 363 60.50 2.19 Promoted 76 SMB-21422 Mujtaba Khan 58 66 80 78 82 70 434 72.33 3.08 Promoted 77 SMB-21423 Muddasir Aman Lashari 70 70 70 76 75 77 438 73.00 3.22 Promoted 78 SMB-21424 Sehrish Mobeen 67 81 75 71 71 70 435 72.50 3.17 Promoted 79 SMB-21425 Bushra Zahra 50 58 63 71 65 70 377 62.83 2.22 Promoted MAIN CAMPUS RESULT NOTIFICATION BS ENGLISH (Bridging) 1st SEMESTER - 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    Travel, Travel Writing and the "Means to Victory" in Modern South Asia The Harvard community has made this article openly available. Please share how this access benefits you. Your story matters Citation Majchrowicz, Daniel Joseph. 2015. Travel, Travel Writing and the "Means to Victory" in Modern South Asia. Doctoral dissertation, Harvard University, Graduate School of Arts & Sciences. Citable link http://nrs.harvard.edu/urn-3:HUL.InstRepos:17467221 Terms of Use This article was downloaded from Harvard University’s DASH repository, and is made available under the terms and conditions applicable to Other Posted Material, as set forth at http:// nrs.harvard.edu/urn-3:HUL.InstRepos:dash.current.terms-of- use#LAA Travel, Travel Writing and the "Means to Victory" in Modern South Asia A dissertation presented by Daniel Joseph Majchrowicz to The Department of NELC in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the subject of Near Eastern Language and Civilizations Harvard University Cambridge, Massachusetts May 2015 © 2015 Daniel Joseph Majchrowicz All rights reserved. Dissertation Advisor: Ali Asani Daniel Joseph Majchrowicz Travel, Travel Writing and the "Means to Victory" in Modern South Asia Abstract This dissertation is a history of the idea of travel in South Asia as it found expression in Urdu travel writing of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Though travel has always been integral to social life in South Asia, it was only during this period that it became an end in itself. The imagined virtues of travel hinged on two emergent beliefs: that travel was a requisite for inner growth, and that travel experience was transferable.