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UET Taxila Merit list 2013



UET Taxila Merit list 2013

Below are the closing merits of UET taxilla in the last list.

Main Campus Taxilla:
Category
A
High Merit
I
Diploma Holders
N
Engineer's Children
T
Tehsil Taxilla
X
Overseas
Mechanical
76.757
72.072
75.068
76.225
67.323
Electrical
74.743
71.460
74.391

63.914
Civil
74.398
69.682
73.595

64.207
Electronics
73.761
70.653


62.286
Industrial
72.611
69.754


57.418
Environmental
70.266



47.655
Computer
71.180



55.052
Software
71.820



54.357
Telecom
71.084



58.036



Category
G
Disable Person
L
Backward Area
O
Alumni
Q-1
DG Khan
Q-2
Rajanpur
Mechanical

77.302

73.041

Electrical


73.205


Civil





Electronics





Industrial





Environmental





Computer





Software
56.930




Telecom







Sub-Campus Chakwal:
Category
W

High Merit
I-1

Diploma Holders
S

Tehsil Sahiwal
P

Dg Khan
Z

Overseas
Mechatronics70.54172.35559.770
Electronics70.06469.68267.26149.766

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