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Result of Batch-14 Exam Held on 05-06 December 2020 Note: Failled Or Absentees Need Not Apply Again Basic IT Result of Batch-14 Exam held on 05-06 December 2020 Note: Failled or absentees need not apply again. They will automatically be called for next retake exam. Dated: 03_02_2021 Sr.No Name test_id Department City Status 1 Mukhtiar Ali VU201401151 Pakistan Air Force Hyderabad Absent Academy of Educational Atta Rasool VU201400725 Islamabad Pass Planning and Management 2 Muhammad Academy of Educational VU201400057 Islamabad Absent Khan Planning and Management 3 Academy of Educational Kalimullah Khan VU201400016 Islamabad Absent Planning and Management 4 Federal Education and Manzoor Ahmed VU201401237 Islamabad Absent 5 Professional Training Pakistan Public Works Muhammad Department VU201400514 Multan Absent Ishaq Zahid (PWD),Central Civil 6 Division, Multan Pakistan Public Works Rasheed Ahmed VU201400536 Department (PWD),Central Multan Absent Civil Division , Multan 7 Muhammad The School of Infantry & VU201400249 Quetta Absent 8 Ittefaq Tactics The School of Infantry & Fida Hussain VU201400542 Quetta Absent 9 Tactics Muhammad Inspectorate of VU201400690 Rawalpindi Absent 10 Hassan Armaments Muhammad Central Ordnance Depot VU201400550 Khanewal Absent 11 Waqas Khanewal Danish Hassan VU201401401 Estt-VI Section Islamabad Absent 12 Khan Ministry of Defence, Muhammad VU201400882 Pakistan Armed Services Rawalpindi Pass Hassan Niaz Board Secretariat 13 Headquarters National Shakeel Yousaf VU201400781 Rawalpindi Pass 14 Logistics Cell (NLC) Hav Shah Muhammad VU201400273 National Logistics Cell Rawalpindi Absent 15 (retired) Muhammad VU201400757 National Logistics Cell Rawalpindi Absent 16 Shoaib Hayyat Military Engineering Khurram VU201400652 Service (MES)/HQ DGW & RAWALPINDI Pass Tanveer 17 CE (A) GHQ Human Resource Muhammad VU201401392 Management Policy Islamabad Pass Jahangir 18 Reforms Cell Management Service Saifullah Khan VU201401422 Wing, Establishment Islamabad Pass 19 Division Manangment Services Shahzeb Malik VU201400804 Wing, Establishment Islamabad Absent 20 Division, Habib-ur- VU201401279 Survey of Pakistan Quetta Absent 21 rehman 22 Talib Hussain VU201401265 Survey of Pakistan Quetta Absent Ministry of Overseas Kamran Ahmed VU191001331 Pakistanis and Human Islamabad Fail 23 Resource Development Khushi VU201401391 FIA Islamabad Fail 24 Muhammad 25 Mehirdil Khan VU201400149 Pakistan Air Force Peshawar Pass Muhammad Pakistan Bureau of VU201400163 Peshawar Fail 26 Farooq Statistics MUHAMMAD Federal Board of Revenue VU201400290 lahore Absent 27 ATIQ (FBR) Syed Amjad Ali Federal Board of Revenue VU201400381 Lahore Pass 28 Quli (FBR) Muhammad VU201400821 Ministry of Defence Rawalpindi Absent 29 Zubair Muhammad VU201401024 Naval Headquarters (NHQ) Islamabad Pass 30 Asad Taj Airport Security Force Manthar Ali VU201401219 Krachai Fail 31 (ASF) Muhammad VU201401469 DEFENCE/NHQ/CP Dte Islamabad Absent 32 Ilyas Muhammad VU201401552 Pakistan Navy Islamabad Fail 33 Abid Muhammad Special Court Anti VU201401560 Islamabad Fail 34 Sufian saleem Terrorism-II, Islamabad Yasir UR Pakistan Public Works VU201401579 Islamabad Absent 35 Rehman Department Bureau of Muhammad VU201401586 Emigration&Overseas islamabad Absent Zahid Qureshi 36 Empolyment [HQ] Federal Investigation Afras Ahmed VU201400826 Islamabad Pass 37 Agency (DG FIA) Muhammad VU180700664 Board of Investment Islamabad Pass 38 Aslam Qadeer Ahmad VU180600550 Board of Investment Islamabad Pass 39 40 Farrukh Iqbal VU180600549 Board of Investment Islamabad Pass Fazal Ellahi Federal Investigation VU201401374 Islamabad Fail 41 Shaheen Agency (FIA) General Headquarters Muhammad Fiaz VU201400771 Rawalpindi Absent 42 (GHQ) Pakistan Institute of Faraz Ahmed VU201401331 Medical Sciences, Islamabad Pass 43 Islamabad Pakistan Institute of Tanveer Hussain VU201401558 Medical Islamabad Fail 44 Sciences,Islamabad Human Resource Aijaz Hussain VU180601682 Islamabad Absent 45 Department Ministry of Inter Provincial Muhammad VU201400839 Coordination,General Islamabad Pass Ashfaq Section 46 Khalid Ministry of Planning, VU201401387 Islamabad. Fail Mahmood Development and Reform 47 Muhammad VU201400735 Secretary IT Office Islamabad Pass 48 Aamir Munir Muhammad Ministry Of Information VU201401566 ISLAMABAD Pass 49 Afzaal Technology & Telecom Tasawar Ijaz VU201400605 Council & Coord Section Islamabad Fail 50 Ministry of Overseas Muhammad VU191200885 Pakistanis and Human Islamabad Pass Iqbal 51 Resource Development Pakistan Military Academy Rameez Ahmed VU201400790 Abbottabad Pass (PMA) Kakul Abbottabad 52 Army Supply center Record Asad Pervaiz VU201401199 Nowshera Fail 53 Wing Nowshera Ghulam Nabi VU201401260 EME Centre Record Wing Quetta Absent 54 Hafiz Sheraz VU201400871 ASC Centre, Records Wing Nowshera Cantt Absent 55 Ahmed National Food Security and Muhammad VU180803332 Research Division Islamabad Pass Saleem Butt 56 (FSC&RD) National Food Security and Muhammad VU191101423 Research Division Islamabad Fail Khan 57 (FSC&RD) 58 Khalid Iqbal VU191000584 PMA Kakul Abbottabad Absent Shamsher Ali VU201400544 SURVEY OF PAKISTAN Lahore Cantt Absent 59 Khan 60 Sohail Nasar VU201401005 Ordance Centre Karachi Fail NationalHealthServicesReg Tariq Saleem VU201400911 Islamabad Absent ulations and Coordination 61 Raja Atta-ur- VU170403886 NFC Section Islamabad Fail 62 rehman Adnan Saleem VU170403887 Finance Division,IT Section Islamabad Pass 63 64 Fida Hussain VU201401604 ASF Karachi Absent Abdul Rehman VU201401010 Airports Security Force Karachi Absent 65 Muhammad CENTRAL ORDNANCE VU201400372 LAHORE Absent Qaiser Nadeem DEPOT LAHORE 66 Muhammad CENTRAL ORDNANCE VU201400425 LAHORE Absent 67 Umar Ul Haq DEPOT LAHORE AK Centre Mansar Camp Irfan Ullah VU191200148 Attock Pass 68 Attock Finance Ahsan Zamir VU180700770 Islamabad Pass Division,Regulation Wing 69 Zafar Naveed VU170403895 Ministry of Finance Islamabad Fail 70 Saeed Monawar Jamal VU170403894 Ministry of Finance Islamabad Fail 71 Ministry of Industries & Adeel Karamat VU170403840 Islamabad. Pass 72 Production Syed Mudabbir Animal Quarantine VU201400967 Karachi Absent 73 Ali Department, Karachi Syed Nadeem Animal Quarantine VU201400963 Karachi Pass 74 Hasnain Department Yasir Usman ELECTION COMMISSION VU201400921 RAWALPINDI Absent 75 Mann OF PAKISTAN Farhan Imtiaz Pakistan Public Works VU201400955 ISLAMABAD Pass 76 Abbasi Department (PWD) 77 Abdul Samad VU201400935 Pakistan Air Force Bholari Absent Federal Investigation Razia Arzoo VU191001236 Islamabad Fail 78 Agency (FIA) Zahid Mehmood Federal Investigation VU191000647 Islamabad Pass Awan Agency (FIA) 79 Muhammad Federal Investigation VU201400383 Lahore Pass 80 Asim Ayub Agency(FIA) Muhammad Federal Investigation VU201400906 Lahore Fail 81 Mumtaz Ali Agency (FIA) Federal Investigation Said Musa VU201401610 Gilgit Absent 82 Agency (FIA) Ghulam Naseer Federal Investigation VU201400377 Lahore Fail Ud Din Khan Agency (FIA) 83 Federal Investigation Manazir Hussain VU191100141 Islamabad Pass 84 Agency (FIA) Federal Investigation Tabarak Hussain VU191000851 Islamabad Pass 85 Agency (FIA) Federal Investigation Faisal Shoukat VU191100142 Islamabad Pass 86 Agency (FIA) Management Services Muhammad VU201401632 Wing, Establishment Islamabad Fail Sajjad 87 Division Ministry of Inter Provincial Ansar Iqbal VU201401441 Islamabad Pass 88 Coordination O/o CEA/CFFC, Flood Yousaf Bashir VU201401427 Islamabad Pass 89 Commission Naseer Ahmed VU201401294 Office of the CEA/CFFC Islamabad Fail 90 CEA/Chairman Federal Saqib Bashir VU201401521 Islamabad Fail 91 Flood Commission, Syed Zain Ul Chief Engineering Adviser / VU201401365 Islamabad Pass 92 Abidin CFFC Muhammad National Accountability VU191200753 Peshawar Pass 93 Ashfaq Bureau (KPK) Peshawar Iqbal Hussain Directorate of Electronic VU191001345 Islamabad Absent Shah Media & Publications 94 Muhammad Directorate of Electronic VU201401364 Islamabad Absent Habib Media & Publications 95 Directorate of Electronic Kashif Iqbal VU191001211 Islamabad Absent Media & Publications 96 Directorate of Electronic Zia Ullah VU191101107 Islamabad Absent Media & Publications 97 Ghulam Directorate of Electronic VU191000634 Islamabad Absent Mujtaba Media & Publications 98 Directorate of Electronic Rafaqat Iqbal VU170200433 Islamabad Pass Media and Publication 99 DIRECTORATE OF Muhammad VU191000729 ELECTRONIC MEDIA AND islamabad Absent Usman Satti 100 PUBLICATIONS General Headquarters Aamer Shahzad VU201400795 Rawalpindi Pass 101 (GHQ) Rawalpindi Muhammad General Headquarters VU201400482 Rawalpindi Absent 102 Sagheer (GHQ) General Headquarters Ejaz VU201400848 Rawalpindi Absent 103 (GHQ) Mahmood General Headquarters VU201400915 Rawalpindi Pass 104 Nawaz (GHQ) A&M Directorate / A&M-4 Shabar Ali VU201400597 Rawalpindi Pass 105 (Training) (GHQ) Muhammad General Headquarters VU201400750 Rawalpindi Absent Waqas Nadeem (GHQ) 106 General Headquarters Intikhab Alam VU201400813 (GHQ) , LS Branch Rawalpindi Pass 107 DGP(Army) General HeadQuarters Abdul Rauf VU201400182 Rawalpindi Fail 108 (GHQ) General Headquarters Umar Hayat VU201400596 Rawalpindi Fail 109 (GHQ) General Headquarters Saeed Ahmed VU201400496 Rawalpindi Absent 110 (GHQ) Hammad Ur A&M Dte, General VU201400666 Rawalpindi Absent 111 Rahman Headquarters (GHQ) General Headquarters Muhammad VU201400699 (GHQ) , LS Branch Rawalpindi Pass Sohail 112 DGP(Army) General Headquarters, LS Waris Ali VU201400408 Rawalpindi Fail 113 Branch, DGP (Army) General Headquarters Urfana Iqbal VU201400624 Rawalpindi Absent 114 (GHQ) Directorate General Mubashar Aziz VU201400828 Rawalpindi Pass Defence Purchase (DGDP) 115 General Headquarters Ayaz Ali VU201400796
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