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2025.1 Final exam written results

24 Apr 2025

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The following candidates have met the criteria for invitation to the final viva examination in May 2025.

This is based on their performance in the written component of the final examination held on 18 March 2025.

102	145	187	232	273	318
103	146	188	233	274	320
104	147	189	234	275	321
105	148	190	235	276	323
106	149	191	236	277	326
108	150	193	237	278	328
110	151	194	238	281	329
112	152	196	240	282	330
114	155	198	241	283	331
115	156	199	242	284	332
116	157	200	245	285	333
117	159	201	246	287	334
118	160	202	247	289	337
119	161	204	248	290	338
120	162	205	250	291	339
121	163	206	251	292	340
122	164	207	252	294	341
123	165	208	253	295	342
124	166	209	254	296	343
125	167	210	255	297	344
127	168	211	256	298	345
129	169	212	257	299	347
131	170	213	258	300	348
132	171	214	259	301	349
133	172	215	260	302	352
134	173	218	262	304	353
135	175	220	263	305	355
136	176	223	264	307	356
137	177	224	265	308	358
138	178	225	266	309	360
139	179	226	267	310	361
140	180	227	268	311	363
141	182	228	269	312	364
142	184	229	270	313	365
143	185	230	271	316	366
144	186	231	272	317

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