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Dayalbagh Educational Institute (Deemed University) Dayalbagh, Agra – 282005 Dayalbagh Educational Institute (Deemed University) Dayalbagh, Agra – 282005 Short listed Candidates Called for Aptitude/ Trade or Typing Test ,IVhV~;wM @ VªsM ;k Vkbfiax VSLV gsrq cqyk, x, mEehnokjksa dh lwph The following candidates have been called for Aptitude / Trade or typing Test for the following posts in the institute as per scheduled given below: fuEukafdr mEehnokj uhps nh xbZ frfFk ,oa le;kuqlkj vkosfnr inksa ij ,IVhV~;wM @ VªsM ;k Vkbfiax VSLV gsrq cqyk, tkrs gSa Date & Time Aptitude and Trade test 20-12-2019 at 10.00AM MULTI-SKILLED STAFF (SC) S.No. Name of Applicant Father's Name Place 1. Mr. Balwant Kumar Shri Jamuna Prasad Agra 2. Mr. Sonu Shri Rama Shankar Agra 3. Mr. Raja Shri Ranveer Singh Agra 4. Mr. Shivam Shri Ram Das Agra 5. Mrs. Nandini Kumar Shri Mukesh Kumar Agra 6. Mr. Rahul Diwakar Shri Chandra Pal Singh Agra 7. Mr. Aman Dhariya Shri Naval Kishor Agra 8. Ms. Km. Babli Shri Naval Kishor Agra 9. Mr. Dinesh Chand Shri Prabhu Dayal Agra 10. Mr. Amit Kumar Late Shri Chandra Bhan Agra 11. Mrs. Priti Mourya Shri Mahendra Kr. Mourya Agra 12. Mr. Dayal Saran Shri Ravi Shankar Agra 13. Mrs. Babli Kumari Shri Prem Singh Agra 14. Mr. Chiranji Lal Bunkar Shri Ramji Lal Bunkar Jaipur 15. Mr. Mahesh Chand Shri Prabhu Dayal Agra 16. Mr. Saran Kr. Satsangi Shri Rama Nand Agra 17. Mr. Amit kumar Shri Pramod Kumar Agra 18. Mr. Subhash Kumar Shri Ram Bharosi Agra 19. Mr. Anil Kumar Shri Mata Din Agra 20. Mr. Avtar Singh Shri Sheetal Prasad Agra 21. Mr. Rohit Kumar Shri Rajesh Kumar Agra 22. Mr. Aman Kumar Shri Manik Chandra Firozabad 23. Mr. Viswash Babu Shri Vidya Ram Balmiki Firozabad 24. Mr. Sonu Kr. Suraj Shr Rambali Ravidas Nalanda 25. Mr. Ramveer Singh Shri Preetam Singh Agra 26. Mr. Yogesh kr. Singh Shri Hari Singh Agra 27. Mr. Shivam Singh Shri Indrajeet Singh Agra 28. Mr. Vikas Kumar Shri Pramesh Singh Agra 29. Mr. Guru Prasad Das Shri Ramfal Das Agra 30. Mr. Vikram Jati Shri Pooran Jati Agra 31. Mr. Shubham Kannojiya Shri Ramesh Kumar Agra 32. Mr. Deepak Verma Shri Ashok Verma Gwalior 33. Mr. Adarsh Kumar Shri Naveen Kumar Agra 34. Mr. Devendra Kumar Shri Jagdish Prasad Aligarh 35. Mr. Gajendra Shakya Late Shri Bhagi Rath Gwalior 36. Mr. Prashant Kumar Shri Ram Ratan Agra 37. Mr. Rakesh Kr. Rana Shri Phool Singh Ashok Nagar (M.P.) 38. Mr. Mohan Singh Late Shri Pancham Lal Kanpur 39. Mr. Rajeev Kumar Late Shri Lala Ram Jhansi 40. Mr. Praveen Kumar Shri Bechoo Ram Agra 41. Mr. Pawan Kumar Shri Rajesh Kumar Aligarh 42. Mr. Santosh Chauhan Shri Raj Kamal Chauhan Agra 43. Mr. Beeru Singh Shri Ram Asare Kanpur 44. Mr. Mange Singh Shri Nirottam Singh Agra 45. Mr. Rajesh Diwakar Shri Rati Ram Diwakar Agra 46. Mr. Devendra Kumar Shri Kumarsen Agra 47. Mr. Yogesh Kumar Shri Murari Lal Agra 48. Mr. Ashish Kumar Shri Chuttan Lal Agra 49. Mr. Satyam Sharma Shri Satya Prakash Sharma Agra 50. Mr.Ankit Kumar Shri Naresh Chandra Agra 51. Mr. Varsha Shakyavar Shri Dilip Shakyavar Agra 52. Mrs. Vandana Late Shri Hori Lal Agra 53. Mr. Rohit Shri Chhatrapal Agra 54. Mr. Gajraj Singh Shri Phool Singh Agra 55. Mr. Ved Prakash Shri Phool Singh Agra 56. Mr. Ravi Kumar Shri Ashok Kumar Agra 57. Mrs. Chandra Shri Sanjay Kumar Agra 58. Mr. Vijay Kumar Shri Chhuttan Lal Agra 59. Mr. Deepak Kumar Shri Sundar Lal Agra 60. Mr. Chandrapal Singh Shri Basant Kumar Agra 61. Mr. Ajay Kumar Shri Chuttan Lal Agra 62. Ms. Kunti Shri Phool Singh Agra 63. Mr. Mohit Kumar Shri Sunil Agra 64. Mr. Dayal Prasad Shri Ram Das Agra 65. Mr. Monu Kumar Shri Prem Das Agra 66. Mr. Abhay Pratap Singh Shri Santosh Kumar Agra 67. Mr. Madan Singh Shri Kamal Singh Bharatpur 68. Mr. Abhishek Kumar Late Shri Akhil Kumar Agra 69. Mr. Hemant Kumar Shri Chandi Lal Mathura 70. Mr. Gautam Kumar Shri Ganga Ram Mathura 71. Mr. Mukesh Kr. Bharati Shri Sita Ram Chandauli 72. Ms. Amita Verma Shri Vijay Kumar Agra 73. Mr. Uma Shankar Shri Vijayi Agra 74. Mr. Ravindra Singh Shri Shyam Baboo Agra 75. Mr. Komal Singh Shri Mahendra Singh Agra 76. Mr. Nitin Kumar Shri Surendra Kumar Agra 77. Mr. Sanjay Kr. Singh Shri Vishnu Dayal Singh Barabanki 78. Mr. Sonender Pratap Singh Shri G.S. Dohare Agra 79. Mr. Sumit Shri Bhagwan Das Agra 80. Mr. Arun Kumar Late Shri Pyare Lal Firozabad 81. Mr. Nitesh Kumar Shri Ram Kishan Singh Agra 82. Mrs. Sapna Bharti W/O Shri Anil Bharti Agra 83. Mr. Sunil Verma Shri Uttam Chandra Agra 84. Mr. Jaikav Shri Sanjay Agra 85. Mr. Rajat Ken Shri Satish Chand Agra 86. Mr. Deepak Late Shri Hukam Singh Agra 87. Mr. Arun Kumar Shri Chandra Pal Agra 88. Mr. Gurmeet Singh Satsangi Shri Ajit Singh Satsangi Agra 89. Mr. Ojashvi Kumar Shri Om Prakash Agra 90. Mr. Ashish Dixit Shri Chandra Shekhar Sharma Agra 91. Mr. Shanti Swaroop Satsangi Shri Ratan Singh Satsangi Agra 92. Mr. Mahesh Satsangi Late Shri Bhagwan Das Agra 93. Mr. Jatin Kumar Shri Rajendra Kumar Agra 94. Mr. Satyam Gupta Shri Vijay Kr. Gupta Agra 95. Mr. Pradeep Kumar Shri Dujaee Ram Kheri 96. Mr. Manoj Sagar Shri Ramsewak Sagar Agra 97. Mr. Sorvendra Kumar Shri Sushil Kumar Agra 98. Mr. Ramji Ahirwar Shri Ghanshyam Das Tikamgarh 99. Mr. Rajesh Kumar Shri Tara Chand Agra 100. Mr. Deepak Kumar Shri Rajesh Kumar Agra 101. Mr. Mohit Soni Shri Mukesh Soni Firozabad 102. Mr. Brajesh Kr. Bharti Shri Ram Lakhan Bharti Agra 103. Mr. Gaurav Shri Munna Lal Agra 104. Mr. Uttam Singh Shri Gyan Singh Agra 105. Ms. Manisha Shri Girish Kumar Agra 106. Mr. Kuldeep Singh Shri Surendra Singh Agra 107. Mr. Devendra Kaim Shri Shiv Narayan Agra 108. Mr. Subhash Chandra Prasad Late Shri Chedi Prasad Agra 109. Mr. Rajesh Kumar Late Shri Ashok Kumar Agra 110. Mr. Sunil Kumar Late Shri Babu Lal Agra 111. Mr. Akash Shri Atal Bihari Agra 112. Mr. Harichand Chanderia Late Shri Parmand Chanderia Gwalior 113. Mr. Ratan Babu Shri Kishori Lal Firozabad 114. Mr. Sunil Divakar Shri Chandrapal Singh Agra 115. Mr. Rishabh Satsangi Shri Ramesh Kr. Satsangi Agra 116. Mr. Manish Kumar Shri Hari Chand Agra 117. Mr. Manish Dagoor Shri Jawahar Agra 118. Mr. Sonu Kr. Satsangi Shri Kedar Nath Agra 119. Mr. Rajveer Late Shri Gariv Das Agra 120. Mr. Bhupendra Kumar Shri Mahesh Chandra Agra 121. Mr. Mange Singh Shri Nirottam Singh Agra 122. Mr. Rajesh Diwakar Shri Rati Ram Diwakar Agra 123. Mr. Dilip Kumar Shri Tihander Singh Agra 124. Mr. Pankaj Kumar Shri Nand Lal Agra 125. Mr. Arun Pratap Singh Shri Hari Chand Agra 126. Mr. Dashrath Ram Shri Sirja Ram Chandauli 127. Mr. Raj Kumar Shri Jagdish Prasad Agra 128. Mr. Suraj Prakash Shri Nand Kumar Kanpur 129. Mr. Lucky Kumar Shri Manoj Kumar Agra 130. Mr. Rahul Kumar Shri Subhash Chand Agra 131. Mr. Vinit Kumar Shri Jagdish Prasad Agra 132. Mr. Jitendra Kumar Shri Kali Charan Chaudhary Agra 133. Mrs. Rajni Shri Devendra Prakash Agra 134. Mr. Nikhil Singh Shri Dharmveer Singh Firozabad 135. Mr. Rama Kant Shri Babban Kumar Agra 136. Mr. Indresh Anuraj Late Shri RajBahadur Singh Agra 137. Mr. Anish Kumar Shri Charan Singh Agra 138. Mr. Umesh Kumar Shri Manoj Kumar Agra 139. Mr. Yogesh Kumar Shri Rohtash New Delhi 140. Mr. Bhuvnesh Kunaujia Shri Prem Chand Agra 141. Mr. Amol Kumar Shri Saudan Singh Agra 142. Mr. Hemant Singh Shri Bhoop Singh Agra 143. Mr. Pawan Kumar Shri Rajesh Kumar Aligarh 144. Mrs. Neelam Shri Yogi Bhagat Agra 145. Mr. Bani Singh Late Shri Hari Singh Agra 146. Mr. Om Prakash Ram Shri Ram Janam ram Agra 147. Mr. Bhagat Ram Shri Raja Ram Agra 148. Mr. Rakesh Kumar Late Shri Ramji Lal Agra 149. Mr. Dinesh Chand Shri Amar Singh Mathura 150. Mr. Chhote Lal Shri Bhagwati Prasad Agra 151. Mr. Deepak Kumar Shri Rajendra Singh Agra 152. Mr. Neeraj Kumar Shri Rajendra Singh Agra 153. Mr. Vinod Kr. Bharat Jaiswar Shri Bharat Jaunpur 154. Mr. Amit Kumar Shri Kali Charan Agra 155. Mr. Anil Prakash Shri Matroo Ram Agra 156. Mr. Robin Dayal Shri Viri Singh Agra 157. Ms. Mohini Shri Mahendra Singh Agra 158. Ms. Anjali Shri Mahendra Singh Agra 159. Mr. Sunil Kumar Shri Virendra Kumar Agra 160. Mr. Kamal Kumar Shri Virendra Singh Agra 161. Mr. Shailendra Ravidas Shri Budhu Ravi Das Agra 162. Mr. Ritesh Kr. Soni Shri Keshav Dev Soni Agra 163. Mr. Manjit Prakash Shri Anand Prakash Agra 164. Mr. Dilip Kumar Shri Kali Charan Agra MULTI-SKILLED STAFF (Open to all Categories) S.N. Name Father's Name Place 1 Mr. Karan Shri Bhole Singh Firozabad 2 Mr. Yadram Shri Vijay Singh Mathura 3 Mr. Kishan Das Shri Amar Singh Agra 4 Mr. Vinay Satsangi Shri Rajkumar Satsangi Firozabad 5 Mr. Saurabh Kumar Shri Satya Prakash Agra 6 Mr. Dharmendra Tyagi Shri Hathras Hathras 7 Mr. Bhoopendra Kumar Nagar Shri Devendra Kumar Hathras 8 Mr. Gulfam Quraishi Shri Raisuddin Agra 9 Mr. Dharmendra Singh Shri Bachan Singh Agra 10 Ms. Kripa Yadav Shri Balchand Yadav Agra 11 Mr. Sandeep Kumar Shri Hoti Lal Agra 12 Mr. Ashvani Kumar Pandey Shri Brahmanand Pandey Agra 13 Mr. Rajeev Kumar Singh Shri Kamleshwari Prasad Singh Agra 14 Mr. Rajiv Kumar Singh Shri Kamleshwari Prasad Singh Agra 15 Mr. Ravi Kant Varshney Shri Rajkumar Varshney Hathras 16 Mr. Himanshu Rajora Shri Pramod Singh Aligarh 17 Mr. Lokendra Singh Shri Virendra Singh Kushwah Agra 18 Mr.
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