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Liste Des Candidats Communiqués Par Le Ministère ESRSFC Préselectionnés À Passer Le Concours D'accès 2016-2017 (Ordre De Mérite) Liste des Candidats communiqués par le Ministère ESRSFC préselectionnés à passer le concours d'accès 2016-2017 (Ordre de Mérite) Classement Massar Nom Prénom Dta-Nais Num-Dossier Moy-Générale Moyenne Calculée 1 1620160812 NOUREDDINE RAJA 05/11/99 221 20.00 20.00 2 1620160780 MIYARA GHITA 25/12/97 142 19.65 19.65 3 R148075081 BRITAL YOUSRA 02/08/99 4377 19.18 19.38 4 1513231863 ZERRAF MARWA 23/03/97 5258 19.12 19.16 4 F130379837 QASSAB OUMAIMA 09/10/98 2369 19.21 19.16 6 R137511996 ELQSIBAT MARIAM 20/01/98 1779 19.13 19.15 6 R134841937 GHONAMI MOHAMED 15/07/98 6372 19.26 19.15 8 K132328572 DOMMANE FATIMA EZZAHRA 14/09/98 446 19.20 19.06 9 R143112673 EL MTABII YASMINE 20/02/98 2611 19.21 19.05 10 K136320831 LABDAOUI MOAD 13/04/98 234 19.05 19.03 10 K138461065 ZAG ASMAA 04/09/98 157 19.09 19.03 12 R147094522 SOALI MOHAMED YAHYA 10/02/99 7082 19.14 19.02 13 R139495905 BEN EL HAMMI NEZHA 13/07/98 7091 19.16 19.00 14 R133739978 EL MAROUFI AYOUB 15/08/98 7343 18.92 18.93 15 K147032062 KZIBER IDRIS 10/03/98 731 18.88 18.91 16 K134147804 ASLAOUI WAFAE 17/11/98 3831 18.89 18.90 16 K149040324 LAHRIZIA ANSAM 18/10/98 1160 19.10 18.90 18 K141039593 HAJJI ASMAA 26/02/98 3743 19.08 18.89 19 R138767589 JAAFARI HASNAA 31/08/98 3889 18.99 18.87 20 F140041544 ZIOUANE SALMA 28/07/98 1969 18.94 18.83 21 R130751589 HATTABI NISRINE 10/07/98 6190 18.84 18.79 21 R136820647 ERRAOUI NOUHAILA 05/02/99 6836 18.85 18.79 23 R138693664 MHAMDI ALAOUI LAILA 09/02/99 4154 18.85 18.78 Liste des Candidats communiqués par le Ministère ESRSFC préselectionnés à passer le concours d'accès 2016-2017 (Ordre de Mérite) 23 R130679452 AFRINE IMANE 19/03/99 3430 18.96 18.78 25 R147000445 JABRANE KENZA 29/06/98 6606 18.88 18.77 25 F147042411 LABSSAIRI AMAL 04/08/98 7770 18.92 18.77 27 1513323180 AMEUR ASMAE 05/04/97 570 18.83 18.76 27 F136333332 OUDAH ASMAA 13/12/98 1243 19.01 18.76 29 R140029831 MANDOUR BADRIA 30/06/98 2509 18.68 18.74 30 K147037004 FAHIM TOUFIQ 24/02/98 31 18.83 18.72 30 R137592569 JENNANE OMAR 20/06/98 8074 18.87 18.72 32 K149031642 EL KABABI FATIMA EZZAHRA 21/09/98 7329 18.76 18.71 32 R133699862 BOURBAB NOHAILA 19/05/98 6203 18.78 18.71 32 F135311629 SAMIR ANAS 15/05/98 1290 18.82 18.71 35 R149070056 BALALI WISSAL 20/12/98 7831 18.70 18.70 35 R134816083 AMARA ZEYNEB 25/06/98 1261 18.72 18.70 37 F145042422 YOUSRANI MAHDI 24/07/98 5138 18.70 18.69 38 F146050109 AISSAOUI MERIEM 24/11/98 838 18.68 18.68 38 R133695504 IGHMOUR ILHAM 16/01/99 511 18.72 18.68 40 1513347737 SAYAH ACHRAF 10/02/97 1931 18.39 18.64 40 1620160562 BOUDERKA SALIM 02/11/98 208 18.64 18.64 40 R148088352 HOUSNI AHLAM 31/10/98 3066 18.64 18.64 40 R132157492 JARJOUR JIHAD 21/10/98 1314 18.88 18.64 44 R138561376 CHIBRAOUI MOUNA 16/04/98 1590 18.64 18.63 44 R139592527 HAMAM LOUBNA 24/12/98 6201 18.83 18.63 46 R136694060 ELKHAIR ELIDRISSI HAITAM 10/03/99 7839 18.67 18.62 47 F139364377 EL ARCHI SOUHAIL 08/05/98 4082 18.68 18.61 Liste des Candidats communiqués par le Ministère ESRSFC préselectionnés à passer le concours d'accès 2016-2017 (Ordre de Mérite) 47 R133592562 BENLEMLIH BANANE ALI 01/10/98 1400 18.76 18.61 49 R139506988 AIT BELARBI KAOUTAR 10/09/98 6552 18.52 18.60 50 K146033230 AKSAS YOUSRA 27/09/98 2827 18.71 18.59 51 K133528140 ELJJOUAOUI DOHA 23/02/98 333 18.30 18.58 51 R131481367 SABRI BASMA 29/06/98 2325 18.61 18.58 53 R144084825 AKIL WISSAL 24/10/98 5359 18.54 18.57 53 K133493024 JALLAB EL BOUAMRI IBTISSAM 08/10/98 6592 18.59 18.57 53 F145042466 MOUNTASSIR NIHAL 07/09/98 1179 18.70 18.57 53 R141013525 KHOBZI NOHAYLA 22/04/99 545 18.83 18.57 57 R137357162 WANNASSY IDRISS 25/02/99 1304 18.47 18.56 57 K131320936 ERRAI MOHAMMED EL MEHDI 07/10/98 319 18.49 18.56 57 R138416128 EL HAKMI MANAL 16/09/98 1685 18.59 18.56 57 R132272728 FAHMI YOSRA 26/10/98 7832 18.60 18.56 57 F140042423 EL HOURRI ASSIL 18/09/98 8870 18.77 18.56 62 R146020878 ACHAQ ZINEB 19/08/98 1082 18.59 18.55 62 R138508967 HARKANI HOUDA 16/09/99 4304 18.65 18.55 62 R138721001 EL ARCHE EL MEHDI 31/03/99 6866 18.67 18.55 65 R136561256 FARHATE OMAR 01/10/98 275 18.56 18.54 65 R131535874 MOATADID RIME 07/02/99 6692 18.67 18.54 65 K136395035 ALIHSSAINI KAWTAR 06/04/98 8998 18.69 18.54 68 1513282272 RAIHANI SOUKAINA 05/04/97 456 18.59 18.53 68 F136316324 BOUSTANE AYMANE 18/08/99 1880 18.64 18.53 68 R134855301 RIAD ABDELMOUNIM 10/07/98 901 18.73 18.53 71 F147050119 EL MIR HAITEM 25/01/98 7248 18.43 18.52 Liste des Candidats communiqués par le Ministère ESRSFC préselectionnés à passer le concours d'accès 2016-2017 (Ordre de Mérite) 71 R136789230 MAROUF RIM 02/12/98 2395 18.50 18.52 71 1620160800 NAJDI ANAS 18/08/98 16 18.52 18.52 71 R137552188 ERRACHID MARIAM 01/09/98 4339 18.72 18.52 75 F131302018 BATTY MERIEM 20/06/99 2372 18.58 18.51 76 1620160715 KANOUNI LINA 20/05/96 316 18.50 18.50 76 F138296534 EDDOUMI HAJAR 29/09/98 3580 18.65 18.50 76 K149040378 MAFTAH HAJAR 22/10/98 1668 18.84 18.50 79 R131592511 EL OMARI HAJAR 01/12/98 6579 18.61 18.49 80 R132816079 LAHLOU FATIMA ZAHRA 27/01/99 705 18.53 18.48 80 R149079836 FAHMI KAWTAR 01/04/98 628 18.56 18.48 82 R130636374 ACHOR ZYAD YOUSSEF 14/10/98 2724 18.26 18.47 83 R130457386 ADIRI AMANI 10/07/98 3087 18.38 18.46 83 1513381790 TARRHI HAJAR 20/07/97 5885 18.58 18.46 83 R130751590 EL HAFIDI IMANE 08/03/99 2697 18.60 18.46 83 1513228346 CHERRADI ANAS 16/11/97 10911 18.62 18.46 87 R146031775 AZENKOUK LOUBNA 05/01/99 8151 18.47 18.45 87 R132457419 TAMIR KAWTAR 09/04/98 2615 18.50 18.45 87 R133536232 KHALFAOUI HASSANI MAHMOUD 14/11/98 2927 18.54 18.45 90 R147053318 ASSAMMAR BADR 31/08/98 4315 18.54 18.44 90 R131592006 BENNANI SAMIA 26/01/98 945 18.67 18.44 92 1210319224 EL AZAMI AMATARRAHMANE 13/02/95 10134 18.52 18.43 92 R131535861 BOUKACHBINE HANAE 15/10/98 3607 18.54 18.43 92 R144112644 ROUIYESS DOUNIA 03/09/98 844 18.63 18.43 95 1513232077 BELKIHAL NIAMA 04/05/97 1026 18.49 18.42 Liste des Candidats communiqués par le Ministère ESRSFC préselectionnés à passer le concours d'accès 2016-2017 (Ordre de Mérite) 95 1513337030 GALLOUL AMINA 30/05/97 5714 18.65 18.42 97 1513332743 BOULAFDAM AMAL 28/09/97 72 18.49 18.41 97 R149026499 ROUISS MUSTAPHA 04/01/99 4344 18.73 18.41 99 1620160762 MEGZARI MALIKA 03/06/98 114 18.40 18.40 99 R131506561 BENOUAR ASMAA 05/04/99 2075 18.47 18.40 99 R135751585 EL RHANBAZ OTHMANE 15/05/98 3269 18.48 18.40 99 K135440758 REGRAGUI ZINEB 01/02/99 4101 18.58 18.40 99 F133062189 BENTALBA LAMIAA 16/10/98 4122 18.63 18.40 104 1620160741 LAMRINI EL UAHHABI YASMINE 17/09/98 269 18.39 18.39 104 R130102342 EL MHINI IMANE 23/01/99 6339 18.40 18.39 104 R139457163 IBNZAKOUR SAAD 28/09/98 3305 18.43 18.39 104 1513369269 TARRHI AMINA 22/02/97 9393 18.43 18.39 104 K140040376 KHALIL AIZZA 05/10/98 3497 18.45 18.39 109 R135312021 KHARRAB ASMAE 11/04/98 814 18.27 18.38 109 M139295839 EL MOSTADI ABDERRAHMANE 26/10/98 171 18.38 18.38 109 R132290418 ALANBAGI BASHAER 05/01/99 8421 18.39 18.38 109 R130118903 BENKIRANE GHITA 03/07/98 7590 18.45 18.38 109 R135933456 ANACHAD KAWTAR 24/01/98 7470 18.62 18.38 114 F144018694 LAMADDEB IHSSANE 10/03/97 2760 18.48 18.37 115 1513326555 RAIS KHAOULA 31/05/97 1550 18.39 18.36 115 1513338752 TIBA AZZEDDINE 03/11/97 6231 18.50 18.36 115 R135927872 ZALAGHI RAYHANA 30/11/98 1503 18.54 18.36 115 F149042409 EL AKKAOUI HANAA 06/02/98 426 18.64 18.36 119 R148102572 TAMDI CHAIMAA 30/08/98 39 18.37 18.35 Liste des Candidats communiqués par le Ministère ESRSFC préselectionnés à passer le concours d'accès 2016-2017 (Ordre de Mérite) 119 R134751571 BAHTAOUI ANAS 18/04/98 6944 18.38 18.35 119 F130353213 RACHIDI ZAKARIA 11/09/98 3186 18.47 18.35 119 R139565856 HARRASSE BASMA 05/06/98 5165 18.60 18.35 123 R130713507 EZZOUBAIRY GHITA 27/05/98 5973 18.42 18.34 124 K147033254 BELGADA SOUFIANE 26/05/98 1749 18.42 18.33 125 F139405529 MOUCHAHID OUMAIMA 20/01/98 9871 18.40 18.32 125 R130481376 BOUNAIM KAWTAR 18/07/98 7740 18.41 18.32 125 R132561312 BAHHAJ RANIA 30/04/98 3288 18.51 18.32 125 R142067837 HAMZAOUI IHSSANE 01/01/99 8847 18.65 18.32 129 R131670995 EL BADRI FAOUZI 20/02/99 9969 18.26 18.31 129 F141042403 DAOUHANY ANAS 20/05/98 2924 18.30 18.31 129 R134916726 AAMIR ZAKARIA 17/11/98 4902 18.54 18.31 132 R141015910 BIHI AHMED 09/07/98 1865 18.35 18.30 132 R132916639 CHAGTAB GHITA 10/01/99 6652 18.55 18.30 132 R130565383 EL AKHDAR ABIR 23/12/98 4351 18.58 18.30 132 R136565376 KHALIL JABRAN 05/08/98 7561 18.58 18.30 136 R130160564 TAHIRI ABDELWAFI 09/04/98 2251 18.28 18.29 136 R137916752 EL BOUANANY SALMA 16/08/98 5025 18.52 18.29 138 1513375394 AIT GAGHOU SOUKAINA 19/02/97 2222 18.32 18.28 138 K138508048 OUATAB HALIMA 18/12/98 6529 18.33 18.28 138 R132874747 BOUBKRI NISRINE 01/01/99 481 18.42 18.28 138 R138861573 SAKIM HAJAR 06/04/98 5549 18.45 18.28 138 1513235405 AMROUS IKRAM 21/03/97 8946 18.47 18.28 143 K142031640 TAZI SALMA 12/10/98 2822 18.32 18.27 Liste des Candidats communiqués par le Ministère ESRSFC préselectionnés à passer le concours d'accès 2016-2017 (Ordre de Mérite) 143 K135440757 FILALI ANSARY ABDELOUAHAB 28/02/99 142 18.59 18.27 145 F149029861 MARAGUI OUMAIMA 07/01/99 2857 18.18 18.26 145 1620160694 HATIMY MOHAMED ALI 11/09/98 303 18.26 18.26 145 1513337084 ESSAFI NAJWA 15/09/97 8928 18.33 18.26 145 R143079157 AKHOULLOU FADOUA 01/06/98 2070 18.35 18.26 145 R110065561 FAOUZI HIBA 15/03/99 6475 18.47 18.26 145 R138508286 KAIROUCH YASSMINE 25/06/98 404 18.54 18.26 145 R133917599 MEJJALI IKRAM 07/01/99 7927 18.54 18.26 152 R146086324 ERRAMI HAJAR 23/03/99 7536 18.46 18.25 153 R131901972 NAANAA ZINEB 20/02/98 1642 18.41 18.24 153 R136855222 BELBOUKHARI HASNAA 12/08/98 1520 18.55 18.24 155 K144031608 MOKADMI BASMA 07/09/98 2067 18.16 18.23
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