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STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION CENTRE WISE CANDIDATE LIST FOR JUNIOR ENGINEER EXAMINATION 2010 Page No : 1 of 168 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NAME DATE OF BIRTH FATHER'S NAME ROLL NUMBER ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Centre Name : GANGTOK ABINASH BARDEWA 29-JUN-88 LAXUMAN BARDEWA 4001000010 ADARSH KUMAR PATHAK 23-NOV-86 SHEOJI PATHAK 4001000032 ADITYA CHETTRI 02-AUG-85 ARJUN CHETTRI 4001000011 AMIT CHETTRI 13-MAY-84 LATE BHIM BAHADUR CHETTRI 4001000002 AMRIT SHARMA 10-JUL-89 MR CK SHARMA 4001000012 ANAND MANGRATI 20-AUG-80 KUMAR MANGRATI 4001000035 ANITA KHAWAS 14-FEB-86 HARKA BAHADUR KHAWAS 4001000039 ANUJA SINGH 17-JUL-78 ARJUN SINGH 4001000038 ANUPAM RAI 10-MAY-86 DHANI CHANDRA RAI 4001000050 ASHESH PRADHAN 21-JUN-89 AMBER PRADHAN 4001000016 BIJAY KUMAR JHA 10-FEB-88 GOBINDA JHA 4001000025 DADOMA SHERPA 08-FEB-89 DAWA SHERPA 4001000040 DIWAS SHARMA 16-JUN-79 LT. PREM PD SHARMA 4001000044 HARISH PATHAK 26-JUN-87 L M PATHAK 4001000034 ISHAN LAMA 18-MAY-87 KISHAN LAMA 4001000020 KALPANA SINGH 29-JUN-83 SOMAN SINGH 4001000042 KARMA BHUTIA 10-JUN-82 UGENTSHERING BHUTIA 4001000008 KOSHIS MOKTAN 01-NOV-83 MANOJ KUMAR MOKTAN 4001000043 MADHURI NISHAD 03-MAR-82 BHAGWAN SINGH NISHAD 4001000022 MANASH PROTIM HANDIQUE 01-FEB-86 PABITRA HANDIQUE 4001000055 MANJU DAHAL 25-APR-87 DHAN PRASAD DAHAL 4001000051 MANOJ KUMAR ROY 19-SEP-84 PREMANANDA ROY 4001000031 MANORANJAN DAS 02-FEB-83 MADHUSUDAN DAS 4001000023 MINGMA DUKPA 10-FEB-83 PINCHO WANGDI DUKPA 4001000005 MUKESH KUMAR BHARTI 29-OCT-81 SRI CHANDRASHEKHAR PASWAN 4001000033 NIRAJ MUKHIA 17-NOV-81 BAL BAHADUR MUKHIA 4001000045 PANKAJ TAMANG 16-NOV-78 SHRI PRATAP SINGH TAMANG 4001000049 PAPPU KUMAR 15-NOV-85 RAKKAT PRASAD SINGH 4001000048 PRABIN TAMANG 03-OCT-81 KUMAR TAMANG 4001000003 PRAHLAD CHHETRI 10-MAR-83 DILLIRAM CHHETRI 4001000041 PRANAY SEWA 12-JUN-83 PRAKASH SEWA 4001000029 PRESANG TAMANG 18-JUN-83 PREM KUMAR TAMANG 4001000009 PUKAR PRADHAN 21-DEC-82 PADAM PRADHAN 4001000030 RAM CHANDRA DAHAL 10-FEB-85 TRILOCHAN DAHAL 4001000052 RAVINDAR KUMAR 20-JUN-85 TILAK RAM 4001000054 REENA TAMANG 21-SEP-86 BUDDHA RAJ TAMANG 4001000013 REWAJ BASEL 18-DEC-85 RAMESH KUMAR BASEL 4001000004 ROBERT PRADHAN 24-SEP-80 BHIM PRADHAN 4001000006 RUPESH RIJAL 08-SEP-82 RUBI RIJAL 4001000024 SAJAN RAI 01-JAN-86 DHAN PRASAD RAI 4001000001 SAMAR DAS 15-SEP-84 BUDDHESWAR DAS 4001000017 SAMIR MANGRATI 30-AUG-83 CHHATRA BAHADUR MANGRATI 4001000027 STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION CENTRE WISE CANDIDATE LIST FOR JUNIOR ENGINEER EXAMINATION 2010 Page No : 2 of 168 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NAME DATE OF BIRTH FATHER'S NAME ROLL NUMBER ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Centre Name : GANGTOK SANGAY DOMA BHUTIA 20-OCT-87 LATE CHUNJU BHUTIA 4001000053 SARALA RAI 17-MAY-87 MR DILIP RAI 4001000007 SHABNAM TAMANG 02-JUN-85 DALBIR TAMANG 4001000046 SHEEKHAR RAJ GURUNG 26-JUN-86 SHARAD RAJ GURUNG 4001000036 SINORA RUMDALI 02-JUL-84 MANILAL RUMDALI 4001000014 SONAM ZIMBA 06-SEP-85 TIKARAM ZIMBA 4001000019 SUBASH BASNET 15-DEC-87 PURNA BAHADUR ABASNET 4001000021 SUJIT SAHA 07-NOV-83 BABUL CHANDRA SAHA 4001000018 SUSAMIR TAMANG 05-SEP-80 SARAT KUMAR TAMANG 4001000037 UMESH PRADHAN 22-FEB-89 MOTI RAM PRADHAN 4001000015 VIKRAM SHARMA 29-AUG-83 BAIDYANATH SHARMA 4001000026 VISHWJEET KUMAR 03-MAR-86 SHRI SHIVJEE SINGH 4001000047 VIVEK RAJ THAPA 11-JUN-87 KALYAN KUMAR THAPA 4001000028 Centre Name : RANCHI AAMIR HASAN 09-NOV-87 MD MANSOOR ALI 4205000497 ABHAY LAKRA 11-JUL-86 LATE TERCITIUS LAKRA 4205000092 ABHILASHA PRATIMA XESS 23-MAR-87 LATE GEORGE XESS 4205000521 ABHIMANYU NAYAK 30-OCT-83 NALIN CHANDRA NAYAK 4205000292 ABHINAV KUMAR SINHA 02-FEB-88 SHAILENDRA KUMAR SINHA 4205000829 ABHISHEK KUMAR 01-APR-91 SUNAHARI LAL 4205000197 ABHISHEK KUMAR 20-JUL-89 NARAYAN ORAON 4205000217 ABHISHEK KUMAR 26-JAN-83 ADITYA NARAYAN SINGH 4205000379 ABHISHEK KUMAR 21-NOV-83 BINOD KUMAR LAL DAS 4205000868 ABHISHEK KUMAR 26-MAR-91 RAJENDRA PRASAD 4205000929 ABHISHEK KUMAR TIWARI 21-JAN-84 HARIHAR PRASAD TIWARI 4205000716 ABHISHEK KUMAR YADAV 12-FEB-86 SANJAY YADAV 4205000574 ADITYA KUMAR 15-FEB-82 DURYODHAN MAHTO 4205000071 ADITYA KUMAR 01-JAN-84 SRI MANMOHAN THAKUR 4205000926 ADITYA SHARMA 16-DEC-86 JANARDAN KUMAR SHARMA 4205000124 AJAY AMRIT MINJ 05-SEP-85 ANTHONY MINJ 4205000040 AJAY KHALKHO 12-FEB-86 LATE KARMA KHALKHO 4205000907 AJAY KUMAR 10-DEC-86 RAM BILAS PRASAD 4205000208 AJAY KUMAR 10-FEB-90 BAIJNATH PRASAD 4205000937 AJAY KUMAR LUGUN 03-JUL-82 MR PATRAS LUGUN 4205000144 AJAY KUMAR MAHTO 11-JAN-88 RAGHU MAHTO 4205000711 AJAY KUMAR PANDEY 31-DEC-86 KESHAW PRASAD PANDEY 4205000539 AJAY LAKRA 02-FEB-86 BUDHU LAKRA 4205000385 AJAY ORAON 11-JUL-83 BHUNE SHWAR ORAON 4205000341 AJAY TIRKEY 23-AUG-83 SAHADUR MUNDA 4205000930 AJEET KUMAR SINGH 10-OCT-84 NARENDRA PAL SINGH 4205001072 AJIT KUMAR 30-SEP-83 KRISHNA PRASAD SINGH 4205000088 STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION CENTRE WISE CANDIDATE LIST FOR JUNIOR ENGINEER EXAMINATION 2010 Page No : 3 of 168 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NAME DATE OF BIRTH FATHER'S NAME ROLL NUMBER ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Centre Name : RANCHI AJIT KUMAR 05-JAN-83 ASHWINI KUMAR DAS 4205000748 AJIT KUMAR LAL 15-NOV-82 BIDESHI LAL 4205000135 AJITABH KUMAR 14-NOV-85 BAIJNATH PRASAD 4205000209 AKASH KUMAR MAHATO 10-FEB-88 BUTRU MAHATO 4205000549 AKHILESH KUMAR AKELA 08-JAN-87 SHIVNANDAN PASWAN 4205000870 AKHILESH MUNDA 13-JAN-86 MAHENDRA NATH MUNDA 4205000323 AKSHAT KUMAR 12-JUN-88 SHYAM SUNDER GUPTA 4205000564 ALAKSHIUS MINJ 20-JAN-81 LATE PATRAS MINJ 4205000421 ALBAN GURIA 31-OCT-82 PAULUS GURIA 4205000420 ALBERT EKKA 22-FEB-88 PAULUS EKKA 4205000975 ALOK KUMAR 05-NOV-85 SIDDHESWER PRASAD 4205000279 ALOK KUMAR SINGH 12-NOV-88 ANIL KUMAR SINGH 4205000644 ALOK KUMAR SNEHI 05-JUN-86 SHEORAM 4205000515 ALOK MINZ 20-APR-85 LATE JAI PRAKASH MINZ 4205000904 ALOK RANJAN 12-JUL-86 GANESH PD SAH 4205000480 ALOK SARBOTTAM SANGA 12-AUG-87 DAVID SANGA 4205000264 ALOK SHARAN 24-AUG-85 KRISHNA MISTRI 4205000002 ALOK UJJWAL TOPPO 14-DEC-85 MR. JAMES TOPPO 4205000089 AMALESH THAKUR 09-MAY-84 AWADHESH THAKUR 4205001047 AMAR KUMAR 07-JUL-83 NARAYAN PRASAD YADAV 4205000072 AMAR XALXO 03-AUG-83 LATE TONE XALXO 4205000884 AMBEDKAR KUMAR ROUSHAN 15-NOV-87 RAM JEET RAM 4205000581 AMBHITESH KUMAR 11-JUL-82 KAMESHWAR PRASAD 4205000487 AMINESH AMAR 05-DEC-85 SHANKAR PANDIT 4205000579 AMIT AMBER KACHHAP 08-JAN-81 MELBIN KACHHAP 4205000934 AMIT DODRAE 12-APR-82 H DODRAE 4205000720 AMIT KACHHAP 17-MAR-79 JAIMASI KACHHAP 4205000139 AMIT KUJUR 05-JAN-81 ISHIDOR KUJUR 4205000697 AMIT KUMAR 12-JUN-89 LATE SHIV SHANKAR SAH 4205000020 AMIT KUMAR 23-FEB-86 SURESH SAH 4205000025 AMIT KUMAR 05-DEC-86 AWADHESH SHARMA 4205000287 AMIT KUMAR 23-NOV-88 JAI RAM SINGH 4205000525 AMIT KUMAR 28-FEB-88 SANJIT KUMAR THAKUR 4205000741 AMIT KUMAR 05-FEB-83 RAM NATH MAHTO 4205001046 AMIT KUMAR 22-FEB-90 SUBODH BANERJEE 4205001077 AMIT KUMAR BHAGAT 14-JUL-88 KARU BHAGAT 4205000527 AMIT KUMAR GUPTA 16-AUG-88 GOPAL PRASAD SAH 4205000177 AMIT KUMAR GUPTA 15-NOV-86 LAKHI NARAYAN PD GUPTA 4205000666 AMIT KUMAR MAJI 16-JUN-87 SUBODH KUMAR MAJI 4205000835 AMIT KUMAR SINGH 11-JAN-90 DINESH KUMAR SINGH 4205000436 AMIT KUMAR SINGH 20-JAN-89 RAM BACHAN SINGH 4205000906 AMIT KUMAR TIGGA 31-MAR-89 NIRMAL TIGGA 4205000872 STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION CENTRE WISE CANDIDATE LIST FOR JUNIOR ENGINEER EXAMINATION 2010 Page No : 4 of 168 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NAME DATE OF BIRTH FATHER'S NAME ROLL NUMBER ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Centre Name : RANCHI AMIT MINZ 24-JUN-81 LATE NOEL MINZ 4205000985 AMIT ORAON 05-MAR-88 MAHLI ORAON 4205001109 AMIT PRAVEEN BHENGRA 15-FEB-87 MANSIDH BHENGRA 4205000252 AMIT SANATAN LAKRA 17-NOV-89 MANSUKH LAKRA 4205000963 AMIT SOY MURMUM 11-JUL-85 MASIH PRAKASH SOY MURUM 4205001092 AMIT TIRKEY 31-OCT-86 TAIRAS TIRKEY 4205000793 AMITABHA AMIT 19-APR-84 RAM NARESH PRASAD JAISWAL 4205000779 AMRENDRA KUMAR 15-FEB-90 NANDKISHOR PRASAD 4205000131 AMRENDRA KUMAR 31-DEC-85 SATYENDRA PRASAD SINGH 4205000648 AMRIT DUNGDUNG 19-JUL-85 TELESPHORE DUNGDUNG 4205000425 ANAND KUMAR 16-SEP-68 RADHA KRISHNA 4205000583 ANAND KUMAR PASWAN 21-MAY-83 DHANESHWAR PASWAN 4205000162 ANAND MANJKAN KINDO 10-MAR-81 NILAM KINDO 4205001009 ANAND P 08-MAY-84 K M BALAKRISHNAN 4205000600 ANAND PRAKASH 17-SEP-89 SHRI ARJUN PRASAD 4205000839 ANAND SALMON TIRKEY 11-SEP-86 ALBERT TIRKEY 4205000095 ANIL GARI 06-OCT-83 DAVID GARI 4205000526 ANIL KUMAR 02-JUN-86 SHIV DAS RAM 4205000607 ANIL KUMAR 29-DEC-86 B M UPADHYAY 4205000634 ANIL KUMAR 13-AUG-86 BHUNESHWAR RAM 4205000712 ANIL KUMAR KUSHWAHA 02-JAN-92 OM PRAKASH KUSHWAHA 4205000604 ANIL KUMAR MAHTO 05-OCT-87 LATE TARKESHWAR MAHTO 4205000537 ANIL KUMAR MARDI 15-FEB-84 KASTURI CHANDRA MARDI 4205000691 ANIL KUMAR MAURYA 24-MAR-89 RAJBALI MAURYA 4205001139 ANIL KUMAR MURMU 15-FEB-86 BHIM MURMU 4205000770 ANIL KUMAR NAG 23-JUN-81 SRI GOURI SHANKER NAG 4205000923 ANIL MINZ 19-JUL-85 FARDINAND MINZ 4205000965 ANIL MUNDA 09-MAY-82 BHIKHU MUNDA 4205000886 ANIMA KUMARI MANDAL
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