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RUPAULI PANCHYAT Tet Merit 2019-20.Xlsx vkSicaf/kd es?kk & lqph Block-Shahpur Patory District-Samastipur Matric/10Th Intermediate/10+2 Training T.E.T./C.T.E.T. Sl.No.Applicat Candidate Name Father's Name Date of Birth Gender Remarks ion No. Category Marks Marks Marks Marks Marks Obtained Obtained Obtained Obtained Merit Point Percentage Percentage Percentage Percentage WEIGHTAGE Full Marks Full Marks Full Marks Full Marks T.E.T./C.T.E.T. Percentage Total Type of Training Tet/Ctet Roll No. Total Merit Point NRIPENDRA KUMAR 1 525 AMARKANT SINGH 01-03-1977 UR M 900 664 73.78 900 767 85.22 1600 1450 90.63 249.63 83.21 D.El.Ed 150 99 66 2 85.21 SINGH RAVINDRA PRASAD 2 535 NEHA KUMARI 03-12-1993 BC F 500 447 89.40 600 475 79.17 4500 3207 71.27 239.83 79.94 B.Ed 150 110 73 4 83.94 RAY CHANDAN KUMAR 3 119 ANANDLAL MAHTO 11-01-1991 BC M 700 445 63.57 900 930 103.33 1300 994 76.46 243.37 81.12 B.Ed 150 104 69 2 83.12 MAHTO 4 180 MIRDULA BHARTI SHRI KRISHAN SINGH 14-01-1995 UR F 500 396 79.20 500 362 72.40 1300 1031 79.31 230.91 76.97 B.Ed 150 119 79 6 82.97 ABHINASH PRASAD 5 561 SITARAM RAY 02-02-1997 BC M 500 387 77.40 500 385 77.00 2400 2053 85.54 239.94 79.98 D.El.Ed 150 84 56 2 81.98 YADAV 114/NI 6 UMA BHARTI PRAMESHWAR SINGH 20-06-1997 UR F 500 426 85.20 500 365 73.00 1400 1059 75.64 233.84 77.95 D.El.Ed 150 110 ### 4 81.95 NIOS OS RAKESH PRASAD 7 66 AMRESH KUMAR 15-01-1998 BC M 500 427.5 85.50 500 390 78.00 2400 1821 75.88 239.38 79.79 D.El.Ed 150 90 60 2 81.79 MAHTO MANOJ KUMAR 8 294 KANHAIYA KUMAR 01-09-1997 EWS M 500 351 70.20 500 368 73.60 2400 2088 87.00 230.80 76.93 D.El.Ed 150 113 75 4 80.93 KUWAR 9 560 SUMAN KUMARI RAMNARESH RAY 26-12-1994 UR F 500 429 85.80 500 319 63.80 1300 1033 79.46 229.06 76.35 B.Ed 150 114 76 4 80.35 10 12 SUMAN CHAKRWARTI RAMSUKLA RAY 03-06-1995 BC M 500 406 81.20 500 344 68.80 1300 1026 78.92 228.92 76.31 B.Ed 150 111 74 4 80.31 VIRENDRA PRASAD 11 342 SNEHA KUMARI 09-05-1993 BC F 500 383 76.60 500 361 72.20 1600 1370 85.63 234.43 78.14 D.El.Ed 142 93 65 2 80.14 RAY 162/NI SUNIL KUMAR 12 NEHA KUMARI 29-10-1995 BC F 500 408 81.60 500 358 71.60 1400 943 67.36 220.56 73.52 D.El.Ed 150 121 ### 6 79.52 NIOS OS THAKUR KAUSHAL KUMAR 13 7/NIOS NAND KISHOR PANDEY 15-12-2000 UR M 500 408 81.60 500 355 71.00 1400 1031 73.64 226.24 75.41 D.El.Ed 150 110 ### 4 79.41 NIOS PANDEY 191/NI 14 RUPA KUMAR SANJAY KUWAR 18-12-1994 EWS F 500 397 79.40 500 354 70.80 1400 1145 81.79 231.99 77.33 D.El.Ed 150 99 ### 2 79.33 NIOS OS Page 1 of 54 Matric/10Th Intermediate/10+2 Training T.E.T./C.T.E.T. Sl.No.Applicat Candidate Name Father's Name Date of Birth Gender Remarks ion No. Category Marks Marks Marks Marks Marks Obtained Obtained Obtained Obtained Merit Point Percentage Percentage Percentage Percentage WEIGHTAGE Full Marks Full Marks Full Marks Full Marks T.E.T./C.T.E.T. Percentage Total Type of Training Tet/Ctet Roll No. Total Merit Point 44/NIO 15 SAURAV KUMAR AKHILESH KUMAR 12-08-1996 BC M 500 418 83.60 500 373 74.60 1400 1028 73.43 231.63 77.21 D.El.Ed 150 93 ### 2 79.21 NIOS S 93/NIO 16 SHASHI RANJAN RAGHVENDRA SAH 25-07-1994 EBC M 600 439 73.17 500 383 76.60 1400 1140 81.43 231.20 77.07 D.El.Ed 150 96 ### 2 79.07 NIOS S 199/NI DEEPAK KUMAR 17 DEENBANDHU KUMAR 07-12-1994 BC M 500 374 74.80 500 374 74.80 1400 1046 74.71 224.31 74.77 D.El.Ed 150 105 ### 4 78.77 NIOS OS PRABHAT 18 131 SATYENDRA KANOJIYA SURESH DAS 01-03-1978 SC M 900 612 68.00 900 650 72.22 1600 1441 90.06 230.28 76.76 D.El.Ed 147 96 65 2 78.76 19 302 KESHAV KUMAR JHA RAM KUMAR JHA 25-07-1988 UR M 500 323 64.60 500 344 68.80 1950 1645 84.36 217.76 72.59 D.El.Ed 142 114 80 6 78.59 20 50 KHUSHBU KUMARI SUSHIL RAJAK 16-01-1992 SC F 500 369 73.80 500 370 74.00 1600 1306 81.63 229.43 76.48 D.El.Ed 150 89 59 2 78.48 21 264 PRASHANT KUMAR AJAY KUMAR MISHRA 11-03-1978 EWS M 900 677 75.22 900 615 68.33 2400 2058 85.75 229.31 76.44 D.El.Ed 147 97 66 2 78.44 19/NIO 22 DIVYA KUMARI ARUN KUMAR SINGH 10-12-1996 EWS F 500 385 77.00 500 363 72.60 1400 1115 79.64 229.24 76.41 D.El.Ed 150 101 ### 2 78.41 NIOS S 224/NI 23 .MURARI KUMAR KAILASH PRAVLAL 06-08-1995 BC M 500 405 81.00 500 382 76.40 1400 1005 71.79 229.19 76.40 D.El.Ed 150 98 ### 2 78.40 NIOS OS MANOJ KUMAR 24 308 LAVLI KUMARI 10-05-1995 UR F 500 334 66.80 500 371 74.20 2400 2089 87.04 228.04 76.01 D.El.Ed 150 103 69 2 78.01 METHA RAMADHAR PRASAD 25 277 ROHIT KUMAR 24-04-1995 UR M 500 361 72.20 500 355 71.00 1300 1020 78.46 221.66 73.89 B.Ed 150 105 70 4 77.89 SINGH 45/NIO 26 SURAJ PATEL NANDKISHOR PATEL 15-07-1995 BC M 500 389.5 77.90 500 356 71.20 1400 1015 72.50 221.60 73.87 D.El.Ed 150 109 ### 4 77.87 NIOS S 81/NIO 27 MAUSAM KUMARI VIRENDRA KUMAR 12-03-1996 UR F 500 427.5 85.50 500 355 71.00 1400 990 70.71 227.21 75.74 D.El.Ed 150 95 ### 2 77.74 NIOS S 28 451 CHANDAN KUMAR RAMNARESH PRASAD 04-06-1982 BC M 700 441 63.00 900 575 63.89 2400 2098 87.42 214.31 71.44 D.El.Ed 150 123 82 6 77.44 LAGANDEV PRASAD 29 105 SURVEE KUMARI 02-12-1992 BC F 500 357 71.40 500 337 67.40 1600 1393 87.06 225.86 75.29 D.El.Ed 150 89 59 2 77.29 SINGH 30 320 ROHIT RANJAN SANTOSH KUMAR 23-04-1995 UR M 500 402 80.40 500 342 68.40 1300 997 76.69 225.49 75.16 B.Ed 150 94 63 2 77.16 Page 2 of 54 Matric/10Th Intermediate/10+2 Training T.E.T./C.T.E.T. Sl.No.Applicat Candidate Name Father's Name Date of Birth Gender Remarks ion No. Category Marks Marks Marks Marks Marks Obtained Obtained Obtained Obtained Merit Point Percentage Percentage Percentage Percentage WEIGHTAGE Full Marks Full Marks Full Marks Full Marks T.E.T./C.T.E.T. Percentage Total Type of Training Tet/Ctet Roll No. Total Merit Point 37/NIO 31 ASHUTOSH KUMAR SANJAY KUMAR 05-01-1997 EBC M 500 372 74.40 500 346 69.20 1400 1061 75.79 219.39 73.13 D.El.Ed 150 111 ### 4 77.13 NIOS S SURENDRA KUMAR 32 51 AMIT KUMAR 04-01-1995 BC M 500 396 79.20 500 352 70.40 1300 983 75.62 225.22 75.07 B.Ed 150 97 65 2 77.07 RAY CHANDRAKET PRASAD 33 244 SHAMBHU RAY 31-12-1974 BC M 900 605 67.22 900 713 79.22 1600 1260 78.75 225.19 75.06 D.El.Ed 150 88 59 2 77.06 RAY KRISHNAMOHAN 34 233 RAM PRAVESH RAY 07-08-1996 BC M 500 341 68.20 500 394 78.80 1300 1013 77.92 224.92 74.97 B.Ed 150 86 57 2 76.97 PRASAD 104/NI PREM KUMAR 35 KHUSHBU KUMARI 07-10-1997 EWS F 500 418 83.60 500 327 65.40 1400 1055 75.36 224.36 74.79 D.El.Ed 150 91 ### 2 76.79 NIOS OS CHAUDHARY KAPILDEV PRASAD 36 548 GAUTAM KUMAR 04-09-1995 BC M 500 391 78.20 500 325 65.00 1300 1055 81.15 224.35 74.78 B.Ed 150 104 69 2 76.78 SINGH 37 57 RAJEEV KUMAR LAKHAN PRASAD RAY 10-02-1995 BC M 500 388 77.60 500 350 70.00 1300 996 76.62 224.22 74.74 B.Ed 150 98 65 2 76.74 38 19 KAVITA KUMARI SONELAL RAY 20-10-1994 BC F 600 485 80.83 500 363 72.60 1300 919 70.69 224.13 74.71 B.Ed 150 102 68 2 76.71 39 261 KUNDAN KUMAR RAJENDRA SINGH 05-01-1994 BC M 500 361 72.20 500 364 72.80 1000 791 79.10 224.10 74.70 B.Ed 150 87 58 2 76.70 YUMNA PRASAD 40 546 RAVISHANKAR PRASAD 25-12-1976 BC M 900 629 69.89 900 596 66.22 1600 1406 87.88 223.99 74.66 D.El.Ed 147 85 58 2 76.66 SINGH SANJAY KUMAR 41 250 PRASHANT KUMAR 15-07-1996 BC M 500 446 89.20 500 334 66.80 1100 747 67.91 223.91 74.64 B.Ed 142 81 57 2 76.64 CHAUDHARY SHAMBHUNATH 42 353 VEER BAHADUR YADAV 01-07-1987 UR M 600 453 75.50 500 346 69.20 1950 1538 78.87 223.57 74.52 D.El.Ed 150 90 60 2 76.52 YADAV BINDESHWARI 43 421 SALONI KUMARI 17-01-1986 BC F 500 355 71.00 900 620 68.89 1000 833 83.30 223.19 74.40 B.Ed 150 96 64 2 76.40 PRASAD SINGH VINDESHWARI 44 547 SALONI KUMARI 17-01-1986 BC F 500 355 71.00 900 620 68.89 1000 833 83.30 223.19 74.40 B.Ed 150 96 64 2 76.40 PRASAD SINGH 45 61 SADHNA KUMARI UMESH BAITHA 29-12-1993 SC F 500 380 76.00 500 310 62.00 1600 1362 85.13 223.13 74.38 D.El.Ed 150 94 63 2 76.38 11/NIO NAVIN KUMAR 46 RAVI ARYA 23-01-1998 EWS M 500 390 78.00 500 319 63.80 1400 1046 74.71 216.51 72.17 D.El.Ed 150 117 ### 4 76.17 NIOS S PANDEY Page 3 of 54 Matric/10Th Intermediate/10+2 Training T.E.T./C.T.E.T.
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