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6 Days Skill Testing & Certification Batch -1 Session 2019-2020 S.NO NAME Age/DOB Address SC/ST/OBC 1 MUKESH RAM 01/01/1990 Rajpur, Paraiya, Tikari, Gaya, Bihar-824235 SC 2 MAHENDRA CHAUDHARY 10/01/1979 BHAGALPUR BODHGAYA GAYA BIHAR 824231 SC 3 SANTOSH SINGH 01/01/1990 PIPRA, THANA TANKUPPA, GAYA BIHAR 824232 OBC 4 NAVIN KUMAR 06/11/1990 DUBHAL, CHANDCHAURA, GAYA, BIHAR 823001 GEN 5 RAKESH RAJAK 01/01/1981 BAPUNAGAR, BHALUA, BODHGAYA, GAYA, BIHAR 824231 OBC 6 NANKUR MANJHI 01/01/1988 PARARIYA, BODHGAYA, GAYA, BIHAR 824231 SC 7 RANJIT KUMAR DAS 01/01/1986 MAHUDAR, BHALUA,BODHGAYA, GAYA, BIHAR 824231 SC 8 RUPESH KUMAR 01/01/2002 BARA, WAR KHAS, AURANGABAD, BIHAR 824103 OBC 9 SANDEEP KUMAR 28/09/1994 BHOBHAKHAP, KOSHILA, GAYA, BODHGAYA, BIHAR 824231 OBC 10 BIRENDRA KUMAR 18/08/1999 MAHURAR, BHALUA, BODHGAYA, BIHAR 824231 SC 11 ROHTI KUMAR 20/08/2005 BAGEHSWARI GUMTI, BAM BABA GAYA, GAYA, BIHAR 823002 OBC 12 MUNDRIKA PASWAN 01/01/1973 PASEWA, GAYA, BIHAR 824206 SC 13 SANTOSH RAVIDAS 05/08/1982 SARAIYA, KURTHA, ARWAL, BIHAR 804421 OBC 14 SURDARSHAN YADAV 26/03/1977 GAUR BIGHA, BODH GAYA, GAYA, BIHAR 824231 OBC 15 LALU YADAV 01/01/1992 GARH KAMAUNI, SAHADE KHAP, GAYA, BIHAR 824234 OBC 16 VIKAS KUMAR 01/01/1990 TELYA, RAIDIH, UNCHDIH, GUMIA, JHARKHAND 835207 GEN 17 SATYENDRA NARAYAN SINHA 06/02/1971 BYPASS ROAD, MARANPUR, CHANDCHOURA, GAYA, BIHAR 823001 GEN 18 SURAJ KUMAR 05/05/1997 MURAURA, MARAURA, NALANDA, BIHAR 803101 OBC 19 DEEPAK KUMAR 07/11/1998 SINDANI, BELHADI, BALAGANJ, GAYA, BIHAR OBC 20 SURENDRA KUMAR 01/05/1983 BINDA, GAYA, BIHAR 824201 OBC 21 PRAMOD PRAJAPAT 01/01/1988 FULVARIYA, SALAIYA, GAYA, BIHAR 824206 OBC 22 NIRAJ KUMAR 25/02/2001 BAKRAUR, BODHGAYA, GAYA, BIHAR 824231 SC 23 SUJEET KUMAR 02/10/1985 IAS COLONY, DOMUHAN, BODHGAYA, GAYA, BIHAR 824231 GEN 24 DEEPAK KUMAR 25/12/1994 MORATAL, BODHGAYA, GAYA, BIHAR 824231 OBC 25 VIRENDRA KUMAR 05/05/1959 PATHRA, LAKHAIPUR, MOHANUR, GAYA, BIHAR 824232 OBC 26 ANIL PASWAN 05/07/1989 PARARIYA, BODHGAYA, GAYA, BIHAR 824231 OBC 27 MUNNILAL YADAV 01/01/1977 ATIYA, GAURA, KOSHILA, BODHGAYA, GAYA, BIHAR 824231 GEN 28 PUNDEV PASWAN 01/01/1976 PTHRA, JINDAPUR, GAYA, BIHAR 824234 SC 29 SANDEEP KUMAR SHARMA 01/01/1988 PANARI, BELA, GAYA, BIHAR 804403 OBC 30 SHANI KUMAR SINGH 12/01/1987 RAJPUR, TIKARI, GAYA, BIHAR 824236 GEN 31 ARUN PASWAN 13/09/1986 PURANI TARIDIH, BODHGAYA, GAYA, BIHAR 824231 SC 32 SHANKAR DAYAL SINGH 02/02/1984 SINGHGHAURA, GAYA, BIHAR 805131 GEN.

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