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Final Result 2ND ALL PAKISTAN CO-CURRICULAR COMPETITIONS, 2018 Final Result Category /Position Name Name of Institution Qiraat Qiraat (SJ) 1st Zaineb Bint e Tahir The Punjab School Township 2nd Muhammad Qamar Ghazali Model High School Ghakkar Campus 3rd Rameen Sarwar Garrison Academy, Sarwar Shaheed Campus, Lahore Qiraat (SS) 1st HM Waqas Amin The Punjab School Township 2nd Muhammad Hamiz Tanveer The Punjab School Township 3rd Muhammad Suleman Danish School Boys DG Khan Qiraat (CU) 1st Hafiz Huzaifa tur Razzan Punjab University 2nd Abdul Rehman UET Lahore 3rd Abdul Rasheed Govt. Higher Secondary School No.4 Peshawar Naat Naat (SJ) 1st Abdul Qadir Wapda High School Shalamar Lahore 2nd Syed Ali Husain Wapda High School Shalamar Lahore 3rd Rohama Jawad The Punjab School Township Naat (SS) 1st Muhammad Khizar Danish School Boys Hasilpur 2nd Bakhsh Ilahi Wapda High School Shalamar Lahore 3rd Hamid Yasin The Punjab School Township Naat (CU) 1st Muhammad Jahanzaib Degree College Sakurdu 2nd Haseeb Khalid Punjab University 3rd Syeda Fatima Wajeeh Bukhari GCU Faisalabad 3rd Muhammad Talha Punjab University Painting Painting (SJ) 1st Zainab Ali Garrison Academy, Sarwar Shaheed Campus, Lahore 2nd Ahmed Abdullah Ghazali Model High School Ghakhar Campus 3rd Rida Fatima Garrison Academy, Sarwar Shaheed Campus, Lahore Painting (SS) 1st Eeman Shahzad The Punjab School Township 2nd Noor E Hira The Punjab School Township 3rd Muhammad Shahzaib Danish School Boys, Mianwali 3rd Hamda Saeed Wapda High School Shalamar Lahore Painting (CU) 1st Amna Siddique Punjab University 2nd Shahzadi Amna Lahore Institute of Future Education 3rd Usama Ishaq GCU Lahore Declamation (English) Declamation (SJ) 1st Yousaf Garrison Academy, Sarwar Shaheed Campus, Lahore 2nd Somia Majid Garrison Academy, Sarwar Shaheed Campus, Lahore 3rd Roshni Hassan The Punjab School, Township Page 1 of 4 2ND ALL PAKISTAN CO-CURRICULAR COMPETITIONS, 2018 Final Result Category /Position Name Name of Institution Declamation (SS) 1st Arsal Temuri The Punjab School, Township 2nd Noman Ahmed Danish School Boys, RYK 3rd Umaima Cheema The Punjab School, Township Declamation (CU) 1st Areej Nasir CMH Medical College Lahore 2nd Masooma Fatima Punjab University 3rd Haseeb Sultan NUST EME College Rawalpindi Declamation (Urdu) Declamation (SJ) 1st Abdul Rehman Wapda High School, Shalamar Lahore 2nd Iman Fatima The Punjab School, Township 3rd Minahil Shahbaz Linderhof School System Declamation (SS) 1st M. Imran Danish School Boys, DG Khan 2nd Usama Abdul Rehman Daanish School Boys, Hasilpur 3rd Zakiur Rehman The Punjab School, Township Declamation (CU) 1st Amna Ghafoor GCU, Lahore 2nd Kashaf Sehar Rana GCU, Faisalabad 3rd Faizan Nawaz College of Pharmacy, Punjab University Declamation (Punjabi) Declamation (SS) 1st Laiba Zubair Khan The Punjab School, Township 2nd Sania Bibi Daanish School Girls, RYK 3rd Amna Bibi Ghazali Model High School, Ghakhar Campus Declamation (CU) 1st Usman Pasha GCU, Faisalbad 2nd Tauseef GCU, Lahore 3rd Saleeem Bazmi Punjab University Cartoon Cartoon (SJ) 2nd Muhammad Ahmed Garrison Academy, Sarwar Shaheed Campus, Lahore 3rd Soloman Asif Garrison Academy, Sarwar Shaheed Campus, Lahore Cartoon (SS) 1st M. Jabbar Danish School Boys, Chishtian 2nd Muhammad Shahzaib Danish School Boys, Mianwali 3rd Hamda Saeed Wapda High School, Shalamar Lahore Cartoon (CU) 1st Nabeel ur Reman GCU, Faisalabad 2nd Alishba Shakeel Superior College, Lahore 3rd Waqas Zahir UMT, Lahore Photography Photography (SS) 1st Waqas Ahmed Danish School Boys, Chishtian Photography (CU) 1st Muzna Haq University of Faisalabad 2nd Aqsa Javaid Govt Sadiq College Women University, Bwp 3rd Kashaf ud Duja Riaz Punjab University Page 2 of 4 2ND ALL PAKISTAN CO-CURRICULAR COMPETITIONS, 2018 Final Result Category /Position Name Name of Institution National Songs National Songs (SJ) 1st Fateh Shah Lahore Grammar School (LGS) 2nd Solomon Asif Garrison Academy, Sarwar Shaheed Campus, Lahore 3rd Minna Saqib Garrison Academy, Sarwar Shaheed Campus, Lahore National Songs (SS) 1st Hamid Yasin The Punjab School, Township 1st Asharab Ali City School System 2nd Laraib Fatima Punjab Daanish Schools Girls, DG Khan 2nd Rai Hasen Lahore Grammar School (LGS) 3rd Wali ul Haq Lahore Grammar School (LGS) 3rd Saira Khalid Govt. Model Girls High School, Qalandarpura Lahore National Songs (CU) 1st Samia Miraj Kinnaird College 1st Zahid Husain GCU Lahore 2nd Mohsin Fayyaz Punjab University 2nd Yumna Arshad Lahore Collage For Woman University 3rd Umair Liaqat Govt. Arif HSS, Mustafa Abad Lahore 3rd Zahab Bahria University Poetry Urdu Poetry Urdu (SJ) 1st Umme Habiba Garrison Academy, Sarwar Shaheed Campus, Lahore 2nd Rida Fatima Garrison Academy, Sarwar Shaheed Campus, Lahore Poetry Urdu (SS) 1st Waqar Younis Daanish School Boys, Chishtian 2nd Malik Minahil Riaz Daanish School Girls, Attock 3rd Sehar Bano Daansih School Girls, Hasilpur Poetry Urdu (CU) 1st Allah Tawakkal Punjab University 2nd Muhammad Raza Punjab University 3rd Noor ul Ain Punjab University Poetry English Poetry English (SJ) Name Institute Name 1st M. Ahmad Garrison Academy, Sarwar Shaheed Campus Lahore Poetry English (SS) 2nd Bareera Daanish School Girls RYK Poetry English CU) 1st Maham Masood Lahore Garrison University (LGU) 2nd Syeda Qandeel Zahra Punjab University 3rd M. Aziz Tahir National University of Modern Languages (NUML) Poetry Punjabi Poetry Punjabi (SS) 1st M. Hasnat Wapda High School, Shalamar Lahore Poetry Punjabi (CU) 1st Saleem Bazmi Punjab University 2nd Usman Asghar Pasha GCU Faisalabad Page 3 of 4 2ND ALL PAKISTAN CO-CURRICULAR COMPETITIONS, 2018 Final Result Category /Position Name Name of Institution Essay Writing English Essay English (SS) 1st Ayesha Noor Wapda High School, Shalamar Lahore 2nd Fatima Amanatullah The Punjab School, Township 3rd Javaria Ijaz The Punjab School, Township Essay English (CU) 1st Sarmad Mumtaz Punjab University 2nd Tanzeem Anjum Punjab University 3rd Farwa Munir UMT Essay Writing Urdu Essay Urdu (SS) 1st Tasmia Bibi Daanish School Girls Attock 2nd Rab Nawaz Daanish School Boys DG Khan 3rd Sumaira Sajjad Daanish School Girls RYK 3rd Hassan Abdullah The Punjab School, Township Essay Urdu (CU) 1st Hafiz Hussain Abdullah GC Lahore 2nd Rutaba Kamran Punjab University 3rd Muzammal Hussain Punjab University Essay Writing Punjabi Essay Punjabi (CU) 2nd M. Usman Asghar Pasha GCU, Faisalabad 3rd Saleem Bazmi Punjab University Drama Drama (Schools) Institute Name 1st Garrison Academy, Sarwar Shaheed Campus, Lahore 2nd Danish School Girls, RYK 3rd Danish School Boys, Chishtian Drama (CU) Institute Name 1st UVAS 2nd Punjab University 3rd FC College University Drama Competitions Individual Category Result 2018 Schools Category Best Set Daanish School Attock Best Supporting Role Sidra from Daanish Girls Rahim Yar Khan Best Actor Daanish School Chistian Boys Best Concept Daanish School Girls DG Khan Best Direction Daanish School Chistian Boys College/ University category Best Direction Punjab University Best Negative Role Ammar from BZU Multan Best Common Faisal Nawaz, GCU Faisalabad Best Actor Talha Nadeem, FC College KEY SJ = School Junior SS = School Senior CU = College University Page 4 of 4.
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