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Final Seniority List of Trained Graduate Teachers (Female) (2010-2013) SL Final Seniority List of Trained Graduate Teachers (Female) (2010-2013) SL. SENIORITY NAME DOB SELECTION SUBJECT MODE OF PANEL DATE OF REMARKS NO. NO. CATEGORY/ RECRUITMENT ORDER PANEL (DR/DP) CATEGORY NO. ORDER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 10855 SHASHI 01.03.1960 GEN ENG DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 2 10856 ANITA KUMARI 16.05.1961 GEN ENG DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 3 10857 HARSH LATA SAXENA 10.07.1964 GEN ENG DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 4 10858 KUSUM KALRA 30.08.1970 GEN ENG DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 5 10859 KALPANA SHARMA 26.07.1971 GEN ENG DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 6 10860 BIBHA KUMARI 05.06.1962 GEN ENG DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 7 10861 RASHMI SHARMA 01.07.1972 GEN ENG DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 8 10862 SUSHMA 12.01.1965 SC ENG DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 9 10863 MONITA SANDHU 01.06.1970 SC ENG DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 10 10864 NEERJA DHAMA 28.06.1971 GEN MATHS DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 11 10865 VIBHA GUPTA 16.08.1966 GEN MATHS DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 12 10866 NIDHI KAPOOR 09.09.1971 GEN MATHS DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 13 10867 SUMATI SHARMA 20.04.1968 GEN MATHS DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 14 10868 KAMAL KATHPALIA 24.12.1969 GEN MATHS DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 15 10869 MONA GUPTA 01.02.1969 GEN MATHS DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 16 10870 BABITA RANI 08.01.1972 GEN MATHS DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 17 10871 MANJUSHA VATSA 21.08.1972 GEN MATHS DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 18 10872 NEERAJ NAG 07.11.1971 GEN MATHS DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 19 10873 SHASHI SHARMA 04.09.1971 GEN MATHS DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 20 10874 RENU CHAUHAN 25.07.1967 GEN MATHS DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 21 10875 SANGEETA GUPTA 30.01.1968 GEN MATHS DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 22 10876 JASPAL KAUR 31.03.1971 GEN MATHS DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 23 10877 SARLA SHARMA 25.05.1971 GEN MATHS DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 24 10878 POONAM SINGH 25.03.1977 SC MATHS DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 25 10879 POONAM YADAV 15.10.1961 GEN NSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 26 10880 ARPITA RANI 09.11.1967 GEN NSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 27 10881 SARITA RAWAL 01.01.1968 GEN NSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 28 10882 LAKSHMI GUGLIANI 30.04.1964 GEN NSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 29 10883 SUSHMA VERMA 06.03.1964 GEN NSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 30 10884 SONIA KALRA 13.07.1972 GEN NSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 31 10885 ANJANA SINGH 02.09.1969 GEN NSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 32 10886 SHASHI GOEL 20.10.1970 GEN NSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 33 10887 NIDHI GUPTA 19.06.1966 GEN NSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 34 10888 NEELAM ARORA 15.01.1969 GEN NSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 35 10889 RAJNI BHARDWAJ 29.01.1970 GEN NSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 36 10890 POONAM 28.07.1971 GEN NSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 37 10891 AVTAR KAUR 08.05.1960 GEN NSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 38 10892 SARITA 15.04.1969 GEN NSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 Page 1 of 74 Final Seniority List of Trained Graduate Teachers (Female) (2010-2013) SL. SENIORITY NAME DOB SELECTION SUBJECT MODE OF PANEL DATE OF REMARKS NO. NO. CATEGORY/ RECRUITMENT ORDER PANEL (DR/DP) CATEGORY NO. ORDER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 39 10893 DIPTI DUBEY 11.08.1970 GEN NSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 40 10894 PARUL SAXENA 04.11.1972 GEN NSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 41 10895 REKHA YADAV 12.06.1971 GEN NSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 42 10896 SUJATA BUCHKE 11.06.1966 GEN NSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 43 10897 SUSHMA SINGH 12.07.1970 SC NSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 44 10898 PREM LATA 28.08.1974 SC NSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 45 10899 SHYAM RANI 03.04.1952 GEN SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 46 10900 SAROJ BALA 31.10.1963 GEN SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 47 10901 SUNITA VERMA 10.08.1960 GEN SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 48 10902 KAMLESH YADAV 02.06.1964 GEN SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 49 10903 NIRAJ SHARMA 25.09.1964 GEN SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 50 10904 SHASHI KIRAN GUPTA 06.11.1954 GEN SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 51 10905 SEEMA CHAUDHARY 13.11.1966 GEN SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 52 10906 BEENA RANI 23.04.1966 GEN SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 53 10907 DEEPAK RANI 27.12.1969 GEN SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 54 10908 PUNAM MEHTA 15.07.1967 GEN SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 55 10909 JAI SHREE SHARMA 07.03.1967 GEN SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 56 10910 SUDESH GAHLOT 03.08.1964 GEN SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 57 10911 SAVITA KAMRA 05.06.1964 GEN SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 58 10912 NEELAM GUPTA 01.07.1966 GEN SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 59 10913 RAJINDER KAUR 14.05.1962 SC SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 60 10914 MAMTA 04.01.1971 SC SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 61 10915 KUSUM LATA 05.04.1972 SC SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 62 10916 MEENA 01.05.1971 SC SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 63 10917 RATNA 05.11.1972 SC SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 64 10918 ANJU RANI 10.05.1975 ST SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 65 10919 SUNITA MINZ 16.12.1967 ST SSC DP-MCD NULL 25.02.2010 66 10920 URMILA 15.03.1973 SC ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 67 10921 REKHA KUMARI 26.04.1972 SC ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 68 10922 POONAM KARAR 29.11.1972 SC ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 69 10923 KOMILA PAWAN KUMAR 29.09.1975 SC ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 70 10924 SWATI SHARMA 27.07.1973 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 71 10925 ABHA SHARMA 15.04.1974 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 72 10926 URMILA RANI 12.10.1970 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 73 10927 JYOTI ARORA 11.10.1974 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 74 10928 MEENU GERA 22.08.1973 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 75 10929 INDU RAWAT 17.06.1974 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 76 10930 ANITA UPRETI 08.12.1974 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 Page 2 of 74 Final Seniority List of Trained Graduate Teachers (Female) (2010-2013) SL. SENIORITY NAME DOB SELECTION SUBJECT MODE OF PANEL DATE OF REMARKS NO. NO. CATEGORY/ RECRUITMENT ORDER PANEL (DR/DP) CATEGORY NO. ORDER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 77 10931 MEENU 14.11.1974 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 78 10932 SONIA SALDHI 15.05.1975 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 79 10933 YUKTI SACHDEVA 20.07.1975 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 80 10934 MS GAGANADEEP 29.09.1975 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 81 10935 MRS. VATIKA JAIN 09.10.1975 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 82 10936 DEEPA KHURANA 17.10.1975 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 83 10937 BHARTI DHINGRA 11.11.1975 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 84 10938 ARTI 30.06.1976 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 85 10939 PANKAJ KUMARI 07.07.1976 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 86 10940 RAMA VIKAS 21.07.1976 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 87 10941 PREETI SHARMA 31.07.1976 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 88 10942 MANJU PARWANDA 12.10.1976 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 89 10943 ALKA YADAV 15.08.1971 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 90 10944 AMBIKA BHATI 05.03.1976 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 91 10945 TARUNA SOLANKI 19.02.1975 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 92 10946 KAVITA CHHABRA 21.09.1974 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 93 10947 VEENA DABAS 04.03.1974 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 94 10948 ARCHANA VERMA 15.06.1969 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 95 10949 RASHMI GROVER 06.11.1975 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 96 10950 SURBHI BHANDARI 10.12.1975 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 97 10951 SHIKHA CHOPRA 16.08.1976 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 98 10952 STUTI BHATIA 25.08.1976 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 99 10953 HEMA ARORA 16.09.1976 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 100 10954 YAMINI SHARMA 21.11.1976 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 101 10955 JYOTI GAMBHIR 19.01.1977 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 102 10956 POOJA RAJPAL 08.02.1977 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 103 10957 INDU BALA 28.02.1977 GEN ENG DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 104 10958 RAJESH KHATRI 10.04.1973 GEN ENG DP-Review NULL 07.05.2010 DPC-DOE 105 10959 DIVYA MALIK 14.11.1975 GEN ENG DP-Review NULL 07.05.2010 DPC-DOE 106 10960 RENU BALA DUDEJA 02.04.1973 GEN MATHS DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 107 10961 SANGEETA 28.04.1972 GEN MATHS DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 108 10962 PRIYA MALHAN 15.01.1975 GEN MATHS DP-DOE 2 03.03.2010 109 10963 MRS.
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