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PPSC examination | Punjab matric exam UMCs
84 candidates pass PPSC examination
Lahore, May 20, 2008: The Punjab Public Service
Commission (PPSC) has declared the following 84 candidates successful in the
written examination of civil judges-cum-judicial magistrates held from March 3
to March 10. According to a notice issued on Monday, about 1,350 candidates had
sat the examination for 106 posts. Five seats are reserved for women and one for
a physically challenged person. The following candidates have qualified for an
interview.
R. No Name Father's Name
3 Amber Gul Khan Masaud Pervez
Khan
4 Amna Bakhtiar Malik Bakhtiar Sultan
5 Aneela Saeed Saeed ud Din
Ahmad
9 Ashi Sania Rahmet Ali
21 Fauzia Afzal Mian Muhammad Afzal
31
Kalsoom Mustafa Ghulam Mustafa
62 Saadia Jamal Chaudhry Jamal Din
78
Sajida Pervez Pervez Akther Ansari
100 Shazia Mehboob Mehboob Elahi
108
Tahira Rehman Abdul Rehman Awan
119 Zaira Manzoor Malik Malik Manzoor
Ahmad
128 Shazia Munawar Munawar Ahmad
129 Sajeeda Akhtar Haji Khan
Muhammad
130 Iram Saher Mushtaq Ahmed
225 Abdul Sattar Saleh
Muhammad
239 Abrar Ali Shah Syed Shah Sawar
246 Adnan Anjum Gondal Fathe
Muhammad
259 Ahmed Hayat Muhammad Hayat
277 Ali Waqas Bukhari Syed Syed
Ghulam Ali Bukhari
319 Ashfaq Ahmad Faiz Ahmad
366 Basharat Ali Rai
Muhammad Malik
379 Ejaz Ahmed Imtiaz Ahmed Ali
388 Faisal Naseem Mir
Naseem Perwaz Mir
393 Faiz ullah Ahmed Sher
396 Fakhar Islam Muhammad
Aslam
403 Farooq Ahmad Haq Nawaz
422 Ghulam Murtaza Virk Chaudhry
Nasarullah Virk
425 Ghulam Mustafa Khan Muhammad
456 Hasnain Ahmed Wamiq
Javed
457 Hasnain Ahmed Anwar Mian Ashiq Ali
468 Ijaz Ahmad Mian Muhammad
Abbas
491 Imran Yaqub Muhammad Yaqub
527 Javaid Iqbal Noor Muhammad
534
Javid Mehmood Muhammad Aslam
536 Kashif Rasheed Khan Bangash Abdul Rasheed
khan
547 Kashif Iftikhar Iftikhar Ahmed
557 Khalid Mahmood Muhammad
Sadiq
566 Khalilur Rehman Abdul Shakoor
587 Mansoor Sultan Malik
Rashid Ahmed
610 Mohsin Ali Chaudhry Ghazanfar Ali
616 Mubark Ali Muhammad
Anwar
625 Muhammad Aamir Raza Nazar Muhammad
629 Muhammad Abdul Sattar
Ghulam Qadir
656 Muhammad Ajmal Khan Muhammad Sher
666 Muhammad Amjad
Hafeez Chaudhry Muhammad Hafeez,
671 Muhammad Arif Muhammad Aslam
676
Muhammad Arshad Saeed Saeed Ahmed
680 Muhammad Ashfaq Ghulam Muhammad
702
Muhammad Asim Shafique Shafique Ahmad
728 Muhammad Azhar Qayyum Muhammad
Aslam Shahid
739 Muhammad Faisal Naveed Muhammad Fazil
743 Muhammad Haleem
Abdul Azeem
759 Muhammad Imran Khan Ahmad Zaman Khan
787 Muhammad Jamshaid
Muhammad Suleman
878 Muhammad Shahid Iqbal Muhammad Hussain
909 Muhammad
Tayyab Ishaq Muhammad Ishaq
910 Muhammad Tariq Khan Abdul Majeed
913
Muhammad Umer Farooq Abdul Ghafoor Khan
925 Muhammad Wasim Anjum Ali
Muhammad
943 Muhammad Zaigham Abdul Jalil
949 Muhammd Ziaur Rehman Abdul
Karim
985 Nasar Mehmood Muhammad Yar
993 Naveed Abbasm Muhammad
Abbas
1016 Qaisar Hussain Marl Chaudhry Muhammad Hussain
1069 Sahib Gul
Khan Baloch Ahmed Khan
1071 Saifullah Babur Janjiana Mian Muhammad Muzafar
Abdullah
1080 Sajid Mehmood Muhammad Azizul Haq
1092 Sajjad Zafar Syed
Syed Zafar Hussain
1103 Sardar Naveed Ahmad Amanat Ali
1120 Shahbaz Khan
Muhammad Akbar
1123 Shahid Bashir Haji Nazir Ahmad
1148 Shaukat Abbas
Zafar Abbas
1159 Sherbaz Khan Safdar Khan
1196 Tariq Mahmood Kahut
Muhammad Yousaf
1214 Umar Draz Herl Hafiz Muhammad Bakhsh
1255 Zaheer
Ahmad Bashir Ahmad
1265 Zahid Saleem Muhammad Saleem
1272 Zaman Ali Ranjha
Raheem Bukhsh Ranjha
1273 Zawar Hussain Atta Muhammad
1278 Zulfiqar Ahmad
Ghulam Muhammad
1283 Zulfiqar Bari Ghulam Bari
1301 Muhammad Faisal Zia
Roshan Zia
1302 Mushtaq Hussain Janjua Arif Hussain
1309 Asif Iqbal
Muhammad Rafeeque. Daily Times
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191 unfair means cases detected during matric exam
Lahore: ALL the eight boards of intermediate and secondary education of
Punjab detected 191 unfair means cases (UMCs) during the recently held
matriculation annual examination (composite), 2008.
The highest number of
the UMCs, 111, was registered by the Faisalabad board. According to the data
obtained by The News, 21 cases of imposter were registered while maximum cases,
six, in this category were detected by the BISE, Faisalabad.
The BISE,
Multan, registered 20 UMCs and three cases of imposter. The BISE, Bahawalpur,
detected 19 UMCs and five imposter cases, BISE, Dera Ghazi Khan, 10 UMCs and one
imposter case, Lahore 10 UMCs and two imposter cases, Gujranwala nine and two,
Sargodha eight and two while only four UMCs were detected by the BISE,
Rawalpindi. The annual matriculation (composite) examination, 2008, was held
from April 8 to Apr 25. In the class 9th Annual Examination, 2008, held from
April 26 to May 12, the boards detected 38 UMCs and two cases of
imposter.
Ten UMCs were reported at the BISE, Gujranwala, eight at BISE,
DG Khan, six at Faisalabad, five at Bahawalpur, five UMCs with one case of
imposter at Multan, one UMC and one case of imposter at Lahore and three UMCs at
BISE, Sargodha. No UMC or imposter case was registered by the BISE,
Rawalpindi.
During the Matriculation Annual Examination, 2007, 119 UMCs
and 16 case of imposter were detected by the eight examination boards. Sources
in the Punjab Higher Education Department said that the data regarding conduct
of examination had been sent to the Punjab chief minister. He said the boards
had also been directed to ensure strict vigilance during the on going
Intermediate Annual Examination, 2008.
When contacted, additional
secretary (Academic) of the Punjab Higher Education Department, Maqsood Mumtaz,
who is also convener of examination monitoring cell, confirming the data, said
the detection of cheating cases was result of improved vigilance and monitoring
system.
He said special monitoring and vigilance teams had been
constituted, besides establishment of a monitoring cell, to ensure proper
vigilance of examination held simultaneously in Punjab.Maqsood Mumtaz said that
no law and order case was detected in both the exams from across the
province. The News
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