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Bihar Panchyat Provisional Teacher Niyojan :2019-20 BIHAR PANCHYAT PROVISIONAL TEACHER NIYOJAN :2019-20 PROVIONAL MERIT LIST PANCHAYAT-AUDHE BLOCK- SHEIKHPURA DIST- SHEIKHPURA CLASS- I TO V 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 MATRIC INTER TEACHER TRANING T.E. T. FATHER / NAME OF SL. NAME SPOUSE TRANING NO CASTE NAME GENDER INSTITUTION REMARKS % % % MERIT MARKS % APPLICATION NO. APPLICATION TET VATAGE MARKS NO. ROLL TET / CTET TOTAL MERIT TOTAL MARKS FULL MARKSFULL MARKSFULL MARKSFULL MARKSFULL OBT. MARKS OBT. MARKS OBT. MARKS OBT. MARKS VINOD B.S.S.S.P.T.T.CL. 37 37 SAKSHI GEN F 389 500 77.9 433 500 86.60 1612 2300 70.08 78.19 92 150 61.33 2 80.19 KUMAR JHA PATNA DIET NURSARAI SUGNI RAVINDRA 13 13 GEN F NALANDA BSEB 437 500 87.4 356 500 71.2 1046 1400 74.71 77.77 91 150 60.66 2 79.77 195007069 KUMARI YADAV PATNA LAXMI B.E.D.S.S.M.C. ANUBH 38 38 NARAYAN EBC M NALANDA MU 345 500 69 384 500 76.80 1020 1200 85 76.93 84 150 56 2 78.93 RANJAN CHAND GAYA B.ED R.K.S.T.T.C KAPIL DEV 39 39 SUMIT KUMAR EBC M NALANDA 398 500 79.6 328 500 65.60 1639 1950 84.05 76.41 84 150 56 2 78.41 SAW GAYA SURESH P.T.E.C 40 40 PRITI KUMARI PRASAD GEN F 357 700 71.4 369 500 73.80 1339 1600 83.68 76.29 93 147 62.27 2 78.29 MOKAMA SINGH D.ED AVANTIKA BAIJNATH 2 2 GEN F P.O.J.S.U.CHUR 340 500 68 390 500 78 1146 1400 81.85 75.95 100 150 66.66 2 77.95 107037381 SHARMA SHARMA U CBSE DELHI MEGHANA VINOD B.ED G.S.T.LT.C 41 41 GEN F 337 500 67.4 362 500 72.40 1065 1300 81.92 73.9 110 150 73.3 4 77.9 KUMARI BIHARI LAL PATNA B.ED.S.M.C ANJALI ARUN 33 33 EBC F NALANDA MU 418 500 83.6 346 500 69.2 1044 1400 74.57 75.79 86 150 57.33 2 77.79 107070012 KUMARI KUMAR BODH GAYA KUMAR UMESH B.ED V.C MU 22 22 EBC M 418 500 83.6 352 500 70.4 1018 1400 72.71 75.57 87 150 58 2 77.57 107066810 SAURABH PANDIT GAYA B.ED SUMAN ASHOK 42 42 GEN F G.P.S.U.T.T.A.K. 395 500 79 332 500 66.40 1050 1300 80.76 75.38 90 150 60 2 77.38 KUMARI KUMAR U PATNA RAVI B.ED V.C BODH 43 43 SHANKAR BHASO SAW EBC M 364 500 72.8 375 500 75.00 1246 1600 77.87 75.22 85 147 57.82 2 77.22 GAYA KUMAR SAURABH SURENDRA B.ED J.M 44 44 EBC M 364 500 72.8 337 500 67.40 1032 1300 79.38 73.19 113 150 75.33 2 77.19 KUMAR KUMAR VARANASHI B.E.T.E.T. 45 45 ROHIT KUMAR HIRA PRASAD EBC M 394 500 78.8 362 500 68.40 1015 1300 78.7 75.09 86 150 57.33 2 77.09 PATNA DEEPAK AKHILESH BETET BSEB 25 25 EBC M 475 500 95 312 500 62.4 940 1400 67.14 74.84 95 150 63.34 2 76.84 106018357 KUMAR KUMAR PATNA VIKASH TRIPURARI B.ED.V.C.PAWA 46 46 EBC M 381 500 76.2 349 500 69.80 1015 1300 78.07 74.69 85 150 56.6 2 76.69 KUMAR SINGH PURI MU GAYA GANGOTRI 47 47 SONI KUMARI GEN F B.ED N.C GAYA 354 500 70.8 331 500 66.20 1929 2400 80.37 72.45 106 150 70.67 4 76.45 SINGH B.ED N.T.T.C PRAMANAND 48 48 TUNNI RAM EBC M NALANDA MU 399 500 79.8 326 500 65.20 1014 1300 78 74.33 98 150 65.33 2 76.33 KUMAR GAYA DEVANAND B.E.T.E.T. 49 49 BASO MISTRI EBC M 643 900 71.44 371 500 74.20 1217 1600 76.06 73.9 101 150 67.33 2 75.9 KUMAR PATNA BALMIKI D.I.E.T SONAM 50 50 KUMAR GEN F NALANDA BSEB 342 500 68.4 331 500 66.20 1048 1300 80.61 71.33 106 150 70.66 4 75.73 KUMARI YADAV PATNA ANURADHA DHARMSHAN B.ED 51 51 GEN F 367 500 73.4 365 500 73.00 968 1300 74.46 73.62 82 150 54.66 2 75.62 TRIVEDI KAR TRIVEDI H.T.T.C.GAYA SACHCHIDAN 52 52 LUSI BC F B.ED GAYA 383 500 76.6 325 500 65.00 396 500 89.2 73.6 92 150 61.33 2 75.6 AND KRISHNA B.ED 53 53 ASVARY RUPA KUMAR GEN F R.P.S.T.T.C.MU 376 500 75.2 329 500 65.80 1036 1300 79.69 75.56 101 150 61.33 2 75.56 SINGH GAYA D.I.E.T ASHOK 54 54 RAVI KUMAR EBC M NALANDA BSEB 370 500 74 332 500 66.40 956 1300 73.53 71.31 110 150 73.33 4 75.31 KUMAR PATNA SUBODH B.EDC&U 55 55 VIPIN SINGH EBC M 393 500 78.6 309 500 61.80 1013 1300 77.92 72.77 91 150 60.66 2 74.77 KUMAR BARDWAN ANANDI B.ED K.P.S.T.T.C GAUTAM 12 12 PRASAD EBC M TAKBIGHO MU 334 500 66.8 347 500 69.4 1062 1400 75.85 70.68 105 150 70 4 74.68 107058326 KUMAR CHAURASIYA GAYA RAJENDRA D.ED SCERT 1 1 SONI KUMARI BC F 418 500 83.6 315 500 63 1000 1400 71.42 72.67 89 150 59.33 2 74.67 107022586 PRASAD C.B.S.C DELHI MANTU BHAGENDRA 56 56 EBC M B.ED G.S.C. 353 500 70.6 345 500 69.00 1014 1300 78 72.53 83 150 55.33 2 74.53 KUMAR SAW VIKRAM VIDHANAND B.ED V.C.M 57 57 EBC M 389 500 77.8 306 500 61.20 1020 1300 78.46 72.48 86 150 57.33 2 74.48 KUMAR PRASAD GAYA VISHNU RAMSAGAR 58 58 EBC M B.ED C.F.PATNA 371 500 74 318 500 63.22 1034 1300 79.53 72.37 100 150 66.66 2 74.37 KUMAR SAW KUNDAN B.ED A.M.C 59 59 SADAN RAM EBC M 311 500 62.2 334 500 68.80 2063 2400 85.95 72.31 96 150 64 2 74.31 KUMAR GAYA KUMARI DEVENDRA B.ED V.C BIHAR 60 60 MANORMA BC F 492 700 70.28 360 500 72.00 1193 1600 74.56 72.28 94 147 63.95 2 74.28 PRASAD SHARIF GAYA BANDNA B.ED N.B.T.T.C. DILIP 61 61 PRIYA KUMARI BC F BIHAR SHARIF 531 700 75.85 591 900 65.66 1125 1500 75 72.17 85 150 56.6 2 74.17 PRASAD GAYA VIJAY B.ED.T.M.C SHWETA 36 36 KUMAR GEN F DHANBAD UBU 380 500 76 322 500 64.4 980 1400 70 70.13 109 150 72.67 4 74.13 107000677 SONAL PANDEY HAZARIBAG B.ED V.C JITENDRA 18 18 RINA KUMARI BC F PAWAPURI MU 368 500 73.6 327 500 65.4 982 1400 70.14 69.72 105 150 70 4 73.72 107043675 PRASAD GAYA RUNNI JAY RAM DIED 62 62 GEN F 351 500 702 352 500 70.40 967 1300 1438 71.66 79 150 59.33 2 73.66 KUMARI SHARMA SHEIKHPURA B.ED RANJIT ARJUN 63 63 EBC M ANISHABAD 636 900 70.66 568 900 63.11 1289 1600 80.56 71.44 84 150 56 2 73.44 KUMAR PRASAD PATNA SHAILENDRA B.EDC 66 66 RAJNI KUMARI GEN F 333 500 66.6 350 500 70.00 765 1000 76.55 71.3 95 150 63.33 2 73.3 KUMAR PAWAPURI SANJIV B.ED I.N.M.U 64 64 BABLI KUMARI GEN F 385 500 77 267 500 57.40 1033 1300 79.23 71.21 104 150 69.33 2 73.21 KUMAR DARBHANGA SOHAN B.ED T.T. 65 65 PUJA KUMARI BC F 360 500 72 302 500 60.40 974 1300 74.92 69.1 113 150 75.34 4 73.1 YADAV PAWAPURI B.ED S.M.C 67 67 RAJIV KUMAR PANNA LAL EBC M NALANDA 326 500 65.2 342 500 68.40 1011 1300 77.76 70.45 88 150 58.66 2 72.45 GAYA ASHOK B.ED S.P.M RASHMI 68 68 KUMAR EBC F BIHAR SHARIF 534 700 76.28 503 900 55.88 971 1000 79.1 70.42 100 150 66.7 2 72.42 KUMARI GUPTA GAYA B.ED DEVNANDAN 70 70 SURAJ KUMAR EBC M BIHARSHARIF 317 500 63.4 341 500 68.20 1021 1300 78.53 70.4 90 150 60 2 72.4 THAKUR GAYA GUNJAN SHIV KUMAR B.ED V.B.U. 69 69 GEN F 305 500 61 350 500 70.00 794 1000 79.4 70.13 90 150 60 2 72.13 KUMARI SINGH HAZARIBAG B.ED C VEDMITRA 76 76 NIDHI KUMARI GEN F NALANDA 496 700 70.85 477 900 53.00 1335 1600 83.43 69.9 97 142 68.31 2 71.9 VARMA GAYA B.ED NIRANJAN S.N.L.S.M.C 14 14 ANKIT KUMAR EBC M 371 500 74.2 330 500 66 968 1400 69.14 69.78 92 150 61.33 2 71.78 107020511 KUMAR NALANDA MU GAYA SNEHA RAJ KISHOR DED 71 71 EBC F 361 500 72.2 283 500 56.60 1124 1400 80.28 69.69 82 142 57.75 2 71.69 PRASAD PRASAD T.T.T.C.GAYA LAXMAN B.EDMANPUR 72 72 PINKI DEVI GEN F 359 500 71.8 307 500 61.40 982 1300 75.53 79.57 89 150 59.33 2 71.59 MAHTO BHAGALPUR SUNIL 73 73 MONI KUMARI GEN F B TET PATNA 276 500 55.2 351 500 70.20 1324 1600 42.75 79.8 94 150 62.66 2 71.38 SHARMA KARU D.ED C SILOW 74 74 PINTU KUMAR EBC M 294 500 58.8 347 500 69.40 1037 1300 790.76 69.32 88 150 58.6 2 71.32 MAHTO GAYA RAJESH RAMESH P.T.T.I.HOWRA 75 75 EBC M 316 500 63.2 344 500 68.80 983 1300 75.61 69.2 83 150 55.3 2 71.2 KUMAR PRASAD H KOLKATA AMRITA B ED GSTC 77 77 AMOD SINGH GEN F 309 500 61.8 316 500 63.20 1957 2400 82.39 69.09 90 150 60 2 71.09 KUMARI PATNA OM PRAKSH B ED GPS UTT 78 78 PINTU KUMAR EBC M 300 500 63.8 328 500 65.60 1010 1300 77.69 69.03 90 150 60 2 71.03 SAW AKU PATNA GANESH B ED V C KUMARI 79 79 PRASAD GEN F MAGADH MU 422 700 60.28 572 900 63.50 999 1300 76.84 66.89 106 150 70.84 4 70.89 JYOTSANA SINGH BOGADH B.E.T.E.T BSEB CHUNCHUN 20 20 JYOTI KUMARI GEN F PATNA CBSE 329 500 65.8 337 500 67.4 1026 1400 73.28 68.82 96 150 64 2 70.82 107034920 KUMAR DELHI RAVI B ED JM 80 ## BHUSHAN AJAY KUMAR EBC M 416 600 69.33 355 500 71.00 1051 1600 65.68 68.67 94 150 62.66 2 70.67 VARANASHI UP VERMA RANVIR ARJUN 81 16 EBC M BTET PATNA 609 900 67.66 533 900 59.22 1260 1600 78.75 68.54 85 147 57.82 2 70.54 KUMAR PRASAD MANOJ BETET BSEB 24 24 TILAK BIND EBC M 631 900 70.11 561 900 62.33 1020 1400 72.86 68.43 96 150 64 2 70.43 203004153 KUMAR PATNA YUGAL B ED VC MUNNI 82 91 KISHOR GEN F PAWAPURI MU 322 500 64.4 316 500 63.20 771 1000 77.1 68.23 82 150 54.67 2 70.23 KUMARI PRASAD BODHGAYA GULO S.C.O.T.T BABITA 23 23 PRASAD GEN F BARBIGHA 418 700 59.71 363 500 72.6 1012 1400 72.28 68.19 103 150 68.66 2 70.19 107041884 KUMARI YADAV B.S.E.B PATNA DINKAR KHUSHBU BED NC CBSE 83 93 PRASAD GEN F 308 500 61.6 339 500 67.80 976 1300 75.07 68.85 87 150 58 2 70.15 KUMARI NEW DELHI SINGH B ED NTTC SUBHASH SURENDRA 84 31 EBC M BIHAR SHARIF 281 500 56.2 357 500 71.40 998 1300 76.07 67.89 101 150 67.33 2 69.89 KUMAR PRASAD SAW MU BODHGAYA JYOTINDRA 85 77 ANUPAM RANI GEN F BTET PATNA 316 700 45.14 377 500 75.40 83.27 1600 2.93 67.82 88 147 59.86 2 69.82 CHAUDHARY ADIT KUMAR BRAHMADEV 86 ## EBC M DIET NALANDA 317 500 63..4 308 500 61.60 1254 1600 78.37 67.79 95 147 64.63 2 69.81 MEHTA PRASAD RAJNITI NIKITA BED HTTC AKU 87 6 PRASAD GEN F 384 500 76.8 246 500 75.00 1005 1300 77.31 67.77 99 150 66 2 69.77 KUMARI PATNA SINGH MAHENDRA B ED C GAYA 88 24 PRITI KUMARI GEN F 324 500 64.8 323 500 64.60 727 1000 72.7 67.36 93 150 62 2 69.36 KUMAR MU BODHGAYA NAND B ED RPS TTC MINAKSHI 89 69 KISHOR BC F PATNA MU 489 700 69.86 487 900 54.11 1015 1300 78.07 67.34 86 150 57.33 2 69.34 GOSWAMI GOSWAMI BODHGAYA LAL BABU 90 65 HARO SAH EBC M DIET NALANDA 587 900 65.22 540 900 60 1227 1600 76.68 67.3 83 147 56.44 2 69.3 KASHYAP B ED CSU BABITA RAMANAND 91 74 EBC F BURDWAN 431 800 53.87 336 500 67.2 1604 2000 80.2 67.09 103 150 68.61 2 69.09 KUMARI BIND CBSE SADHUSHAR BED GSC JSU 92 ## AJAY KUMAR EBC
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