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Hailey College of Banking & Finance University of the Punjab, Lahore Result MBA (Entry Test) B&F/IRM 2011 Held on 23-07-2011 (Saturday) Passing Marks = 40 Roll Obtained No. Name Father’s Name Marks 1 Anila Parveen Muhammad Talib A 2 Shahzad Ahmed Ghazanfar Ali 48 3 Usman Hussain Asghar Ali A 4 Muhammad Shahid Sher Muhammad 55 5 Mudassar Ali Waris Ali 60 6 Mazhar Ali Muhammad Aslam 63 7 Muhammad Bilal Khalid Sh. Khalid Mahmood 56 8 Qamar Ali Shah Anwar Ali Shah 50 9 Muneeb Ur Rehman Abdul Rehman 50 10 Sajjad Hussain Mulazim Hussain 44 11 Bilal Ahmad Ijaz Ahad 57 12 Anees Ur Rehman Fazal Ur Rehman 52 13 Muhammad Khuram Muhammad Riaz A 14 Faizan Ali Qurban Ali 53 15 Hassan Aziz Muhammad Latif 45 16 Waqas Raza Nadeem Raza 40 17 Muhammad Faraz Ghulam Qadir 58 18 Arslan Yasin Muhammad Yasin A 19 Kaneez Fatima Sibit - E - Hassan 41 20 Jooham Meer Maqsood Ul Hasan 41 21 Ammara Mir Abdul Hameed Mir 50 22 Mahmood Aslam Muhammad Aslam 72 23 Hassan Raza Zahoor Ahmad 33 24 Muhammad Azhar Muhammad Akram 40 25 Sajjad Afzal Rana Muhammad Afzal 40 26 Awais Rfaique Muhammad Fafique 48 27 Waseem Raza Muhammad Sagheer 40 28 Mehvish Khushi Muhammad A 29 Muhammad Talha Masood Masood Ahmad A 30 Marrium Shaheen Abdul Latif 40 31 Syed Ali Shair Syed Sharafat A 32 Muhammad Atta Ul Mustaf Jamil Muhammad Aslam Raza A 33 Khadija Qayyum Qayyum Arshad 45 34 Mkuhammad Bilal Hassan Qayyum Arshad 42 35 Muhammad Ahmad Nazeer Ahmad 53 36 Muhammad Bilal Rehman Abdul Rehman 45 37 Zaraf Iqbal Muhammad Younas 43 38 Abid Ali Muhammad Zakria 52 39 Fahad Javaid Javaid Nazeer 54 40 Syed Khurram Shahzad Syed Zahid Hussain Shah 42 41 Usman Mansha Muhammad Mansha 44 42 Ayesha Ikram Ikram Ul Din 47 43 Muhammad Zain Ul Haq Muhammad Burhan Ul Haq 55 44 Mazhar Mahmood Farooqi Khalid Mahmood Farooqi 72 45 Sadheer Ullah Muhammad Shafi 62 46 Zain Arshad Arshad Javaid Anjum 65 47 Hafiz Muhammad Waqar Ghulam Rasool 66 48 Mohammad Naveed Iqbal Habib Ahmad 49 49 Waqas Ilyas Muhammad Ilyas 71 50 Faisla Naseem Naseem 55 51 Mohsan Tanveer Tanveer Akram 66 52 Muhammad Asad Muhammad Ashraf 60 53 Aqsa Hafeez Abdul Hafeez 45 54 Muhammad Razwan Muhammad Yaqoob 50 55 Hafiz Muhammad Atif Muhammad Sardar 46 56 Mehwish Zaheer Zaheer Alam 31 57 Hassan Ail Sadaqat Ali 43 58 Muhammad Azhar Muhammad Azam Farooqi 52 59 Muhammad Saqib Zulfiqar Ahmed 41 60 Ali Nazeer Nazeer Ahmad 52 61 Mohsin Hassan Butt Muhammad Hassan 65 62 Junaid Azam Muhammad Azam 45 63 Zohaib Hassan Aman Ullah 49 64 Zunaira Aslam Muhammad Aslam A 65 Ambar Mushtaq Mushtaq Ahmad 40 66 Muhammad Rehman Muhammad Afzal 41 67 Sajjad Raza Muhammad Ramzan 45 68 Ameer Hyder Muhammad Tahir 56 69 Hira Pervez Pervez 42 70 Saqqal Gondal Allah Bakhash Gondal 54 71 Rabiya Saeed Muhammad Saeed 50 72 Sana Tariq Tariq Zaheer 27 73 Muhammad Awais Ghulam Rasul 40 74 Farooq Naeem Naeem Iqbal 42 75 Maryam Khan Hidayat Ullah Khan 51 76 Shahzad Mahmood Butt Azhar Mahmood Butt 46 77 Arslan Akbar Muhammad Akbar 40 78 Anum Khalid Khalid Bashir 42 79 Sadaqat Ali Muhammad Afzal 42 80 Mabina Nazir Nazir Ahmed 53 81 Ali Raza Asghar Muhammad Asghar 41 82 Umair Tariq Tariq Mahmood 40 83 Touqeer Tariq Tariq Mehmood 48 84 Usman Anwar Chughtai Anwar Sultan Chughtai 53 85 Muhammad Awais Muhammad Azam 67 86 Saqib Nawaz Muhammad Nawaz Bajwa 56 87 Zubair Altaf Altaf Hussain Shah 50 88 Tarazia kaleem kaleem Ashraf 46 89 Ansa Kanwal Ghulam Rasool 40 90 Taiba Munir Munir Ahmad 43 91 Sadia Mukhtar Mukhtar Ahmad 34 92 Muhammad Waqas Shahbaz Muhammad Shahbaz 50 93 Kiran Noor Noor Muhammad 40 94 Waleed Hashmi Azeem Ullah Hashmi 44 95 Sohaib Iftikhar Iftikhar Ahmad 45 96 Mohsan Ali Muhammad Ashraf 43 97 Tauqeer Ikraam Rao Muhammad Ikraam 52 98 Malik Umari Mehmood Malik Khalid Mehmood 46 99 Eesha Nadir Hussain Nadir Hussain 55 100 Bakhtawer Khalil Khan Muhmmad Khalil Khan 40 101 Mawahid Abbas Shah Munawar Hussain Shah 60 102 Kiran Farique Shikh Mohd. Rafique 40 103 Samina Arif Muhammad Arif 42 104 Shakeela Ishaq Mohammad Ishaq 41 105 Ayesha Naeem Muhammad Naeem 57 106 Anum Butt Muhammad Ashraf Butt 50 107 Muhammad Saqib Haji Noor Muhammad 34 108 Waqas Ahmed Rana Zulfiqar 56 109 Fahad Waqas Gulzar Ahmed 40 110 Azhar Waheed Khan Abdul Waheed khan 56 111 Anosh Khalid Khalid Javed 60 112 Amna Azhar Azhar Iqbal 40 113 Muhammad Saad Sadiq Abdul Sadiq 47 114 Ali Raza Muhammad Jamil 52 115 Ammara Zulafqar Zulafqar Ali 43 116 Nazia Naseer Muhammad Naseer 31 117 Saadullah Slutan Mahmood 56 118 Maooz Ullah Murad Ullah 56 119 Rasib Rouf Fareedy Abdul Rafouf Fareedy 40 120 Muhammad Rafhan Bilal Muhammad Ishfaq 45 121 Mahnoor Altaf Malik Altaf Hussain Khadim 42 122 Fazal Ilahi Muhammad Sadique 53 123 Umair Azam Muhammad Azam 45 124 Muhammad Azam Naseer Naseer Ahmad Bhatti 55 125 Waleed Naeem Muhammad Naeem 51 126 Muhammad Danish Saleem Muhammad Saleem 43 127 Muhammad Imran Liaqat Liaqat Ali 41 128 Muhammad Sohail Abdul Qayyum Ansari 52 129 Muhammad Irfan Latif Pirzada Pirzada Abdul Latif 49 130 Hafiz Muhammad Asif Muhammad Mukhtar 51 131 Aqsa Tariq Muhammad Tariq 42 132 Ghazala Athar Muhammad Athar 52 133 Muhammad Tawakal Hussain Syed Hadayat Ali Shah 49 134 Muhammad Farhan Babar Muhammad Gulraiz Babar 46 135 Nokhez Fatima Zulfiqar Ahmed 51 136 Mussarat Ghulam Sabir Ghulam Sabir 32 137 Muhammad Irfan Allah Rakha 48 138 Muhammad Umair Afzal Muhammad Afzal Nadeem 50 139 Ali Hassan Habib Ali 50 140 Aniq Ahmed Munir Ahmed 51 141 Shahbaz Arshad Muhammad Arshad 43 142 Syed Yasir Mahmood Shah Syed Mahmood Hussain 40 143 Naqash Ali Khadim Ali 50 144 Saqib Aziz Bajwa Abdul Aziz Bajwa 40 145 Ali Riaz Muhammad Riaz 33 146 Ammar Zaman Muhammad Zaman 50 147 Hafiz Muhammad Arslan Abdul Hafeez 58 148 Farrukh Uzair Muhammad Ahmed Nadeem 50 149 Waqas Feroz Muhammad Feroz 40 150 Raza Ahmed Muhammad Ibrahim Khalid 44 151 Sarman Kiaqat Liaqat Ali 17 152 Zarneel javed Javaid Iqbal 64 153 Awais Mukaram Muhammad Akaram 40 154 Usman Nadeem Rashid Nadeem A 155 M. Waqas Arif Muhammad Arif 48 156 Hafiz Muhammad Imran Younas Muhammad Younas 40 157 Amina Sabir Muhammad Sabir A 158 Muhammad Bilal Aslam Muhammad Aslam 43 159 Muhammad Aleem Ullah Muhammad Kaleem Ullah 53 160 Amer Shakoor Butt Shahid Iqbal Butt 41 161 Muhammad Shoaib Zulfaqar Ali 56 162 Imtyaz Ahmed Muhammad Ibrahim 47 163 Muhammad Awais Asghar Faridi Muhammad Asghar Faridi 62 164 Muhammad Hassan Ali Zulfiqar Ali 50 165 Umar Khalid Khalid Ali 45 166 M. Zeeshan Akmal Akmal Din 57 167 Bilal Rauf Abdul Rauf 34 168 Muhammad Yaseen Butt Muhammad Ijaz Butt 40 169 Aad Jamil Chishty Muhammad Jamil chishty 55 170 Raza Hussain Ghulam Jafar 54 171 Aroosa Munir Tahir Munir 45 172 Muhammad Salman Daud Daud Ahmad Khan 56 173 Maryam Hina Muhammad sohail Iqbal 45 174 Abdul Jawad Khan Abdul Rasheed Khan A 175 Waqas Ahmad Farooq Muhammad Farooq 50 176 M. Musharaf Khan M. Aslam Khan 50 177 Muhammad Zakauah Shah Sana Ullah Chaudhry 51 178 Muhammad Abubakar Khan Muhammad Sadiq Adeeb Khan 56 179 Sumrina Sarwar Ghulam Sarwar 46 180 Muhammad Rana Muhammad Basharat 40 181 Muhammad Imran Hafiz Allah Ditta 34 182 Saima Younas Muhammad Younas 40 183 Muhammad Qasim Sindhu Khadim Hussain 45 184 Iqra Sarfraz Tallat Sarfraz 48 185 Madeeha Sattar Abdul Sattar 40 186 Hina Saleem Muhammad Saleem 40 187 Alina Asgher Muhammad Asghar 40 188 Zahra Ikram Ikram Ul Haq 41 189 Muhammad Javed Muhammad Akram 34 190 Raja Muhammad Ali Saleem Raja Muhammad Saleem 40 191 Maria Saleem Muhammad Saleem Zia 55 192 Hasan Imtiaz Imtiaz Ahmad 58 193 Adeel Ahmed chatha Khalid Mahmood Chatha 73 194 Ali Kamran Zeeshan Hazoor 50 195 Amjad Raza Abdul Majeed 42 196 Asrar Ahmed Safdar Hussain 62 197 Iqra Azeem Azeem Ud Din 60 198 Muhammad Waqas Abdul Razzaq 43 199 Usman Nazir Nazir Ahmed 44 200 Waseem Abbad Muhammad Hassn 40 201 Muhammad Usman Irshad Ali 50 202 Adnan Ahmed Muhammad Aslam 62 203 Osman Akram Muhammad Akram 47 204 Muhammad Waqas Afzal Muhammad Afzal 63 205 Sumroze Rafeeq Muhammad Rafeeq 47 206 Hina Tasleem Tasleem Ahmad Farooqi 47 207 Zoofishan Ahmad Maqbool Ahmad 55 208 Muhammad Ahmed Iftikhar Ahmed 48 209 Muhammad Anas Hidayat Ullah Tabassum 52 210 Khizar Ali Muhammad Riaz 53 211 Muhammad Usman Irfan Muhammad Irfan 54 212 Ayyaz Ahmad Khan Ijaz Ahmad Khan 46 213 Sidra Shah Syed Mohtashim Shah 27 214 Muhammad Shahbaz Muhammad Amin 53 215 Faizal Shehzad Shehzad Ahmad 64 216 Mubashar Shahzad Muhammad Mushtaq 43 217 Raza Ibrahim Muhammad Ibrahim 49 218 Imran Ali Muhammad Fazil 59 219 Faheem Ahmad Tahir Tahir Ahmad Tabbsum 45 220 Muhammad Usman Muhammad Tufail A 221 Madiha Jamil Malik Muhmmad Jamil 50 222 Faran Amin Muhammad Amin 51 223 Javaria Aftab Aftab Ahmad Shakir 43 224 Waqar Ali Ashfaq Ali 75 225 Hafiz Faisal Iqbal Zafar Iqbal 44 226 Shaheryar Arif Muhammad Arif 48 227 Fareha Alam Muhammad Aslam 47 228 Nadia Shoukat Syed Shoukat Ali Shah 53 229 Muhammad Haseeb Afzal Muhammad Afzal 51 230 Tasawar Raees Muhammad Rafique 27 231 Muhammad Farooq Zahid Liqqat Ali 76 232 Asim Ejaz Ejaz Ahmad A 233 Saher Maryam Sakhwat Ali A 234 Sana Parvaiz Parvaiz Ahmad 45 235 Ali Sohail M. Sohail 43 236 Muhammad Nabeel Jamil Muhammad jamil A 237 Muhammad Daniyal Sh. Kaleem Akhtar 63 238 Quratulain M.
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