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STAFF NURSES FINAL MERIT LIST for RECRUITMENT on CONTRACT BASIS UNDER CONTROL of (DCHS) APVVP, E.G DISTRICT Nursing Total Contract / out Sourcing Service Sl STAFF NURSES FINAL MERIT LIST FOR RECRUITMENT ON CONTRACT BASIS UNDER CONTROL OF (DCHS) APVVP, E.G DISTRICT Nursing Total Contract / Out Sourcing Service Sl. (75 Marks) Period Urban Date of Exam Name of the Appicant PH / Remarks No Birth Held In From To Local Marks Maximum Caste No. Gender 75% YM Rural/ Service Service Obtained Marks 10 Marks 15 Marks Validity of Validity Marks 100 Marks Type of PH of Type Weightage Weightage Weightage Application Application Grand Total Grand Total Local / Non / Local Tribal Registra-tion 1 1577 Sodadasi Ganga Bhavani 02.01.1991 SC F L No 1710 1900 67.50 May-12 8 25.12.13 30.6.2020 6 5 Rural 15 90.50 Yes 2 2495 Sade Krishnaveni 06.05.1988 SC F L No 1635 1900 64.54 Apr-09 10 30.12.2013 01.07.2020 6 6 Rural 15 89.54 Yes 3 2139 Muppidi Bujjamma 08.06.1981 SC F NL No 1025 1200 64.06 Aug-06 10 06.07.2013 30.06.2020 6 10 Rural 15 89.06 Yes 06.06.2013 13.07.2014 4 3046 Lanka Sunitha 05.12.1985 SC F L No 1022 1200 63.88Mar-08 10 22.08.2014 15.09.2016 8 U/R 15 88.88 Yes 17.09.2016 16.06.2020 5 2312 Gunturi Durga Devi 02.05.1979 SC F L No 1014 1200 63.38 Aug-00 10 21.12.2013 30.06.2020 6 6 Rural 15 88.38 Yes 6 2925 Boddapati Naga Latha 5.1.1991 SC F L No 1622 1900 64.03 May-12 8 23.12.13 16.06.20 6 5 Tribal 15 87.03 Yes 7 1842 Katikadala Suhasini 18.06.1980 SC F L No 1617 1900 63.83 Apr-11 9 01.06.2013 30.06.2020 7 0 Urban 14 86.83 Yes 22.12.2013 30.06.2010 8 3426 Seelam Srija Elizebeth 30.01.1988 BC-C F L No 1519 1900 59.96 Apr-09 10 6 6 Rural 15 84.96 Yes 20.10.2016 31.01.2017 9 1460 Uma Jaggumahanthi 28.05.1989 BC-D F L No 1566 1900 61.82 May-12 8 02.05.2015 30.06.2020 5 1 Rural 15 84.82 Yes 10 1453 Rama Jaggumahanthi 26.06.1990 BC-D F L No 1536 1900 60.63 Apr-11 9 27.08.2012 22.10.2017 5 1 Tribal 15 84.63 Yes 11 208 Madda Kumari 01.06.1986 SC F NL No 1495 1900 59.01 Aug-09 10 04.07.2013 29.06.2020 6 11 Rural 15 84.01 Yes 12 2682 Siyadula Nagayamma 03.06.1984 ST F L No 959 1200 59.94 Aug-06 10 03.06.2013 till to date 7 1 Urban 14 83.94 Yes 13 1186 Nela Nirmala 14.08.1989 SC F L No 1483 1900 58.54 Apr-10 10 29.08.2012 30.06.2020 7 10 Urban 15 83.54 Yes 14 372 Bogarapu Sree Devi 12.07.1990 BC-B F L No 1506 1900 59.45 Apr-11 9 29.08.2012 Till date 7 10 Tribal 15 83.45 Yes 15 3384 Rapaka Indiramma 02.04.1986 SC F NL No 1480 1900 58.42 Apr-10 10 28.8.2012 30.6.2020 7 10 Urban 15 83.42 Yes 16 1786 Yeluri Rachel Priscilla 21.02.1985 BC-C F L No 1479 1900 58.38 Apr-09 10 11.01.14 30.06.2020 6 5 Rural 15 83.38 Yes 17 1020 Yeripilli Bhavani 03.12.1989 BC-A F L No 1504 1900 59.37 Apr-11 9 01.09.2012 30.06.2020 7 9 Urban 15 83.37 Yes 18 2212 Vemagiri Rajani 06.07.1990 SC F L No 1497 1900 59.09 Apr-11 9 12.01.2014 30.6.2020 6 5 RURAL 15 83.09 Yes 19 1724 Medisetti V Sai Lakshmi 19.07.1990 BC-B F L No 1488 1900 58.74 Apr-11 9 31.8.2012 30.6.2020 7 10 Urban 15 82.74 Yes 21.01.2013 20.10.2018 20 1287 Pakapati Raju 16.04.1988 BC-A F L No 1458 1900 57.55Apr-10 10 6 2 Rural 15 82.55 Yes 20.12.2018 30.06.2020 21 430 Ankadi Indira 05.07.1988 BC-A F L No 1482 1900 58.50 Apr-09 10 16.08.16 01.07.20 3 10 Rural 14 82.50 Yes 22 359 Sadala Chinnalamma 15.04.1989 ST F L No 1475 1900 58.22 Apr-11 9 25.12.2013 30.06.2020 6 6 Tribal 15 82.22 Yes 23 202 Vemagairi Sugunamani 20.02.1989 SC F L No 1472 1900 58.11 Apr-11 9 04.07.2013 Till date 6 11 Rural 15 82.11 Yes 24 1516 Vemagiri Snehalatha 10.07.1986 SC F L No 1446 1900 57.08 Apr-09 10 10.06.11 Till Date 9 Urban 15 82.08 Yes 01.07.2011 30.06.2013 25 2439 Gampala Chandrakala 13.03.1989 SC F L No 1446 1900 57.08 Apr-10 10 8 10 Urban 15 82.08 Yes 05.07.2013 30.06.2020 26 2457 Adabala Devi Ambica 03.12.1990 OC F L No 1522 1900 60.08 Apr-13 7 24.12.2013 01.07.2020 6 6 Rural 15 82.08 Yes 27 1013 Bommu Vijaya Bharathi 22.09.1980 SC F L No 1445 1900 57.04 Apr-10 10 09.09.2011 30.06.2020 8 8 Urban 15 82.04 Yes 28 2492 K.Nagamani 06.05.1986 SC F L No 1470 1900 58.03 Apr-11 9 03.07.2013 30.06.2020 7 0 Rural 15 82.03 Yes 05.07.2013 09.07.2017 29 2213 Budama Chiranjeevi 15.07.1989 LST M L No 1470 1900 58.03 Apr-11 9 6 11 Tribal 15 82.03 Yes 01.07.2017 30.06.2020 30 3070 Gorli Nalini 13.06.1985 BC-D F L No 1444 1900 57.00 Apr-10 10 27.12.2013 Till Date 6 6 Rural 15 82.00 Yes 31 2804 Sadala Manamma 10.02.1988 ST F L No 1469 1900 57.99 Apr-11 9 27.08.2014 Till to date 5 9 Tribal 15 81.99 Yes 32 2803 Patara Venkatalakshmi 16.04.1989 ST F L No 1467 1900 57.91 Apr-11 9 27.08.2014 Till to date 5 9 Tribal 15 81.91 Yes 33 2695 Boora Simhachalam 09.06.1986 SC F L No 1491 1900 58.86 Apr-10 10 01.12.2013 Till to date 6 6 Urban 13 81.86 Yes 34 2491 Vajrapu Srikrishna Kumari 21.03.1986 SC F L No 1465 1900 57.83 Apr-11 9 03.07.2013 30.06.2020 7 0 Rural 15 81.83 Yes 35 3314 Vindela Bojjamma 17.06.1989 LST F L No 1461 1900 57.67 Apr-11 9 30.08.14 30.06.2020 5 10 Tribal 15 81.67 Yes 36 744 Nakka Swatantra Salomi 04.08.1989 SC F L No 1460 1900 57.63 Apr-11 9 11.01.2014 30.06.2020 5 8 Rural 15 81.63 Yes STAFF NURSES FINAL MERIT LIST FOR RECRUITMENT ON CONTRACT BASIS UNDER CONTROL OF (DCHS) APVVP, E.G DISTRICT Nursing Total Contract / Out Sourcing Service Sl. (75 Marks) Period Urban Date of Exam Name of the Appicant PH / Remarks No Birth Held In From To Local Marks Maximum Caste No. Gender 75% YM Rural/ Service Service Obtained Marks 10 Marks 15 Marks Validity of Validity Marks 100 Marks Type of PH of Type Weightage Weightage Weightage Application Application Grand Total Grand Total Local / Non / Local Tribal Registra-tion 37 1183 Tanuku Naga Jyothi 14.07.1988 BC-A F L No 1482 1900 58.50 Apr-11 9 20.03.2013 30.06.2020 7 3 Urban 14 81.50 Yes 38 3549 Rongala Subhalakshmi 15.03.1989 BC-D F L No 1425 1900 56.25 Apr-10 10 27/01/2012 25/06/2016 4 4 Rural 15 81.25 Yes 39 3037 Talapakala Suneetha 02.04.1991 SC F NL No 1525 1900 60.20 Apr-13 7 23.11.2016 10.5.2020 3 9 Rural 14 81.20 Yes 40 754 Nurukurthi Naga Lakshmi 01.07.1988 SC F L No 1420 1900 56.05 Apr-10 10 05.12.2016 30.06.2020 3 6 Tribal 15 81.05 Yes 41 2529 Tatiparthi Ganga Naga Lakshmi 18.03.1988 BC-D F L No 1469 1900 57.99 Apr-10 10 03.07.2013 till to date 6 6 Urban 13 80.99 Yes 42 1883 Malinidevi Bodasingh 19.01.1986 SC F L No 1415 1900 55.86 Apr-09 10 27.08.2012 till date 7 10 Urban 15 80.86 Yes 43 3175 Alli Jyothi 01.07.1987 SC F L No 1439 1900 56.80Oct-10 9 09.09.11 Till Date 8 Urban 15 80.80 Yes 44 1011 Udatha Swathi 06.05.1988 BC-B F L No 1412 1900 55.74 Apr-09 10 09.09.2011 30.06.2020 8 8 Urban 15 80.74 Yes 45 1814 Amalapurapu Sri Rajya Lakshmi 19.04.1984 BC-B F L No 1461 1900 57.67 Apr-10 10 03.07.13 30.06.2020 6 11 Urban 13 80.67 Yes 46 163 Tatipaka Gowthami 13.12.1986 SC F L No 1410 1900 55.66 Mar-09 10 11.1.2010 30.6.2020 10 Urban 15 80.66 Yes 47 1813 Pamu Kalavathi 06.06.1987 SC F L No 1485 1900 58.62 Apr-11 9 03.07.13 30.06.2020 6 6 Urban 13 80.62 Yes 48 2230 Yedla Mahalakshmi 24.04.1990 SC F L No 1431 1900 56.49 Apr-11 9 03.07.2013 30.06.2020 6 11 Rural 15 80.49 Yes 49 60 Gattu Vijaya Kumari 01.06.1976 SC F L No 1030 1200 64.38 Aug-06 10 01.08.2007 27.11.2010 3 3 Urban 6 80.38 Yes 50 322 Dommeti Revathi Devi 24.12.1990 BC-A F L No 1554 1900 61.34 May-12 8 29.05.2013 01.03.2019 5 7 Urban 11 80.34 Yes 51 2044 Sujata Bera 27.06.1988 BC-D F NL No 1451 1900 57.28 Apr-10 10 04-07-2013 30.06.2020 6 10 Urban 13 80.28 Yes 52 743 Ullankula Ammaji 27.04.1987 BC-D F L No 1397 1900 55.14 Apr-09 10 15.01.2014 30.06.2020 6 5 Rural 15 80.14 Yes 53 1190 Kusume Vijaya Santhi 06.06.1988 SC F L No 1418 1900 55.97 Apr-10 10 20.03.2013 30.06.2020 7 3 Urban 14 79.97 Yes 54 1764 Nandika Ratna Jyothi 29.03.1988 SC F NL No 1401 1900 55.30 Apr-11 9 11.04.2016 30.06.2020 4 2 Rural 15 79.30 Yes 55 2699 Kaparapu Navya 29.09.1989 BC-C F L No 1414 1900 55.82 Apr-11 9 06.06.2013 30.6.2020 7 Urban 14 78.82 Yes 56 2718 vafija Begum Mohammad 22.11.1988 BC-E F L No 1411 1900 55.70 May-12 8 27.09.2014 Till to date 5 9 Rural 15 78.70 Yes 57 3358 Putti Grace 02.03.1989 Bc-C F NL No 1433 1900 56.57 Dec-12 7 16.04.16 30.06.2020 4 2 Rural 15 78.57 Yes 58 2195 Saka Sumathi 06.06.1989 ST F L No 1420 1900 56.05 Apr-10 10 24.10.2017 30.06.2020 2 8 Tribal 12.5 78.55 Yes 59 3359 Jalli Rama Devi 07.04.1987 SC F NL No 1429 1900 56.41 Oct-10 9 16.11.16 30.06.2020 3 7 Rural 13 78.41 Yes Study cetificates not enclosed 60 3079 Kodamanchili Tejaswini 15.06.1990 SC F L No 1552 1900 61.26 Apr-11 9 2.3.2016 Till Date 4 3 urban 8 78.26 Yes 61 347 Pallati V V G Bhavani 18.05.1987 SC F L No 1374 1900 54.24 Apr-09 10 06.12.2016 Till date 3 6 Rural 14 78.24 Yes 62 1763 Elipe Vanitha Kumari 05.06.1993 SC F L No 1448 1900 57.16 Jun-14 6 15.04.2016 30.06.2020 4 2 Rural 15 78.16 Yes 63 422 Duvvada Sireesha 14.05.1986 SC F L No 848 1200 53.00 Aug-06 10 03.07.13 09.12.19 6 Rural 15 78.00 Yes 64 1949 Kommineni Karuna Kumari 29.07.1981 OC F L No 846 1200 52.88 Sep-07 10 08.03.10 26.02.19 8 11 Urban 15 77.88 Yes 65 2694 Kommukuki Lova Kumari 10.04.1986 SC F L No 1339 1900 52.86 Oct-09 10 09.09.2011 Till to date 8 9 Urban 15 77.86 Yes 66 1791 Mamidi Chinnari 04.06.1988 SC F L No 1465 1900 57.83 Apr-10 10 21.03.2013 10.09.2018 5 5 Urban 10 77.83 Yes 67 1558 Nutangi Nirmala Kumari 25.04.1978 BC-C F NL No 845 1200 52.81 Mar-07 10 04.11.08 30.6.2020 11 6 Rural 15 77.81 Yes 68 2540 Mura baby 15.09.1993 SC F L No 1464 1900 57.79 Jun-15 5 11.04.2016 30.06.2020 4 2 Tribal 15 77.79 Yes 13.12.2011 30.12.2014 69 3490 Avuri Devi 12.11.1987 ST F L No 1336 1900 52.74Apr-10 10 10 10 Tribal 15 77.74 Yes 05.08.2015 30.06.2020 70 3148 Kothapalli Nagavalli 07.06.1993 BC-A F L No 1435 1900 56.64 Jun-14 6 11.04.16 Till date 4 Rural 15 77.64 Yes 22.11.2011 31.12.2014 71 1136 Pothuru Rajamani 08.10.1988 ST F L No 1332 1900 52.58 Apr-10
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