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Udaipur Centre) LIST OF PROVISIONAL ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES APPLIED AGAINST ADVT. NO.03/2020 DATED 04-03-2020 FOR THE POST OF TCS, GRADE-II AND TPS, GRADE-II (UDAIPUR CENTRE) Sl. No. Application ID / Number Name Father's Name Category 1 1900000008018700000016 MRINMOY SARMA LT KHOKAN CHANDRA SARMA UR 2 1900000008018700000026 OLIVER UCHOI JORI CHANDRA UCHOI ST 3 1900000008018700000029 SHYAMA PRASAD SINGHA NITAI CHANDRA SINGHA UR 4 1900000008018700000035 BISWAJIT TRIPURA KIRAN TRIPURA ST 5 1900000008018700000037 RAJU DEB LATE KAJAL DEB UR 6 1900000008018700000039 BANA RATNA CHAKMA MITRA KANTI CHAKMA ST 7 1900000008018700000049 SUBHANKAR BHATTACHARJEE SUKANTA BHATTACHARJEE UR SWARNENDU 8 1900000008018700000056 SABARNI BHATTACHARJEE UR BHATTACHARJEE 9 1900000008018700000062 DIPRAJ SAHA MANTOSH SAHA UR 10 1900000008018700000069 CHITRAGUPTA MURASING BIPADHARAN MURASING ST 11 1900000008018700000071 PARTHA SHIL PRADIP SHIL UR 12 1900000008018700000115 SUMAN DEBBARMA PUSHRAI DEBBARMA ST 13 1900000008018700000119 SUKANTA MURASING RATAN BASI MURASING ST 14 1900000008018700000140 RITU DEBBARMA BISWAHARI DEBBARMA ST 15 1900000008018700000152 ELAN SANGMA AKAN SANGMA ST 16 1900000008018700000174 RUPA JAMATIA BISANNA HARI JAMATIA ST 17 1900000008018700000184 DHARMENDRA TRIPURA LANKAMANI TRIPURA ST 18 1900000008018700000186 UJJWALA MOG CHELAFRU MOG ST 19 1900000008018700000194 FARUK KAZI ABUL MIAH KAZI UR 20 1900000008018700000198 HIRANI JAMATIA SUJUGYA JAMATIA ST 21 1900000008018700000212 MINATI TRIPURA HARI MOHAN TRIPURA ST 22 1900000008018700000240 SATHAIONG MOG UGYAJAI MOG ST 23 1900000008018700000254 SATISH CHANDRA TRIPURA BANI KANTA TRIPURA ST 24 1900000008018700000265 MINISON MARAK JABUSH MARAK ST 25 1900000008018700000270 Mannish jamatia PABITRA MOHAN JAMATIA ST Page 1 of 45 LIST OF PROVISIONAL ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES APPLIED AGAINST ADVT. 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No. Application ID / Number Name Father's Name Category 26 1900000008018700000273 SUSANTA DAS NARAYAN DAS SC 27 1900000008018700000288 PRASENJIT DAS JIBAN DAS SC 28 1900000008018700000311 Sanjit kumar Debnath DILIP KUMAR DEBNATH UR (PH) 29 1900000008018700000315 SAYA DEVI JAMATIA PANCHA JAMATIA ST RATAN MANIK NATH 30 1900000008018700000323 PRATAP NATH BHOWMIK UR BHOWMIK 31 1900000008018700000337 ALINDRA REANG ROTONJOY REANG ST 32 1900000008018700000348 RANA MAJUMDER RATAN MAJUMDER UR 33 1900000008018700000349 BISWAJIT SAHA SAKTI RANJAN SAHA UR 34 1900000008018700000351 RAHUL DATTA SUDHIR DATTA UR 35 1900000008018700000352 MADHU CHANDRA JAMATIA BRAJA MANIK JAMATIA ST 36 1900000008018700000357 KYAJA MOG LAICHAI MOG ST 37 1900000008018700000377 BINAY KANTI DAS DILIP KUMAR DAS SC 38 1900000008018700000385 RABINDRA SUTRADHAR ARUN SUTRADHAR UR 39 1900000008018700000391 ABHIJIT CHOUDHURY SURANJAN CHOUDHURY UR 40 1900000008018700000416 SUKANTA CHANDRA DAS SHYAMAL CHANDRA DAS SC 41 1900000008018700000417 NIKASH DHAN REANG KHUDIRAM REANG ST 42 1900000008018700000424 PRIYANKA RANI RATAN KISHOR PRASAD UR (PH) 43 1900000008018700000430 RATAN SHIL DULAL SHIL UR 44 1900000008018700000445 NARESH UCHOI BARNAJOY UCHOI ST 45 1900000008018700000462 BHASKAR DEBNATH HARIPADA DEBNATH UR 46 1900000008018700000474 SUNITA REANG KIRENDRA REANG ST 47 1900000008018700000482 SALOMI MOLSOM LT KANAI MOLSOM ST 48 1900000008018700000483 PRABHA RANI NOATIA SUBIN NOATIA ST 49 1900000008018700000484 ABHIJIT SHIL SWAPAN SHIL UR 50 1900000008018700000485 HAMKHRAI JAMATIA BIMAL CHANDRA JAMATIA ST Page 2 of 45 LIST OF PROVISIONAL ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES APPLIED AGAINST ADVT. 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No. Application ID / Number Name Father's Name Category 51 1900000008018700000497 KHOGENDRA REANG HARI CHANDRA REANG ST 52 1900000008018700000512 RANJIT MOHAN MOLSOM ISATHANG MOLSOM ST 53 1900000008018700000532 ALBERT REANG BHAGIRATH REANG ST 54 1900000008018700000545 BADAL PATARI HACHIRAM PATARI SC (PH) 55 1900000008018700000548 JOYDEB DAS TAPAN KUMAR DAS SC 56 1900000008018700000551 NABANITA DAS BABUL CHANDRA DAS UR 57 1900000008018700000553 SHIBU SAHA SAHA UR 58 1900000008018700000562 BISWAJIT SARKAR NARESH CHANDRA SARKAR SC 59 1900000008018700000575 CHILLABATI REANG KHUSHI RAM REANG ST 60 1900000008018700000576 BISWAJIT DAS LT NARAYAN CHANDRA DAS SC 61 1900000008018700000579 JAFAR IKBAL LATE HARUN MIAH UR 62 1900000008018700000592 IGNESH UCHOI BARNAJOY UCHOI ST 63 1900000008018700000594 SANTANU SEN GAURANGA SEN UR 64 1900000008018700000595 SEANCHIU MOG THAINGSAANG MOG ST 65 1900000008018700000602 sanat jamatia ARANYA MOHAN JAMATIA ST 66 1900000008018700000619 ASHMEET DAS SRIDAM DAS SC MOHAMUDOL HASAN 67 1900000008018700000625 JOYNAL ABEDIN MAISHAN UR MAISHAN 68 1900000008018700000656 PRASENJIT KR DAS NIRANJAN KUMAR DAS SC 69 1900000008018700000659 TILAK JAMATIA LT BIPUL KANTI JAMATIA ST 70 1900000008018700000671 AIREENA DEBBARMA LT RANJAN DEBBARMA ST 71 1900000008018700000676 JAYANTA REANG BIDYA JOY REANG ST 72 1900000008018700000681 JHARNA DEVI REANG MANJU RAM REANG ST 73 1900000008018700000686 REPON UCHOI CHABI CHANDRA UCHOI ST 74 1900000008018700000698 SAFIKUL ISLAM BAHADUR MIAH UR 75 1900000008018700000704 LITAN MAJUMDER LT CHANDAN MAJUMDER UR Page 3 of 45 LIST OF PROVISIONAL ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES APPLIED AGAINST ADVT. 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No. Application ID / Number Name Father's Name Category 76 1900000008018700000711 ABHIJIT DEBBARMA NANDA HARI DEBBARMA ST TRIPURA BOARD OF 77 1900000008018700000713 JAYSTA MOHAN JAMATIA ST SECONDARY EDUCATION 78 1900000008018700000715 RAKESH TRIPURA ANANDA TRIPURA ST 79 1900000008018700000719 AMIT KAR GOBINDA KAR UR 80 1900000008018700000723 SANJAY DEBNATH LT SANTOSH DEBNATH UR 81 1900000008018700000725 BRAJA TRIPURA ADHI RAI TRIPURA ST 82 1900000008018700000739 BUDHI KUMAR DEBBARMA LATE KHIROD DEBBARMA ST 83 1900000008018700000744 HARSHEEN KAUR HARDEEP SINGH UR 84 1900000008018700000759 SUKU MANIK TRIPURA HARADHAN TRIPURA ST 85 1900000008018700000771 DIPANKAR DATTA NAKUL CH DATTA UR 86 1900000008018700000782 SWARNANDU DAS SUBRATA DAS SC 87 1900000008018700000789 SUSHMA SARKAR SHEKHAR SARKAR UR 88 1900000008018700000835 RITA SAHA CHAKRABORTY MANINDRA KUMAR SAHA UR 89 1900000008018700000846 AKASH CHAKRABORTY KISHOR LAL CHAKRABORTY UR 90 1900000008018700000866 RAJAN ROY BIJOY ROY UR 91 1900000008018700000868 SANGLAP SAHA PARIMAL SAHA UR 92 1900000008018700000869 TITAN DAS KARTIK CHANDRA DAS SC 93 1900000008018700000914 SANJOY NAMA BHUBAN NAMA SC 94 1900000008018700000916 AMAR MANIK JAMATIA CHANDRA MANIK JAMATIA ST 95 1900000008018700000925 DEEPTESH BISWAS TARUN BISWAS UR 96 1900000008018700000944 TAPASH DAS ARJUN DAS SC 97 1900000008018700000945 NARAYAN CHANDRA DAS LATE SUNIL CHANDRA DAS SC 98 1900000008018700000951 ABHIJIT SEN KHOKAN SEN UR 99 1900000008018700000960 ASHISH JAMATIA ANANTA SADHAN JAMATIA ST 100 1900000008018700000982 RUPAM SAHA TAPAN SAHA UR Page 4 of 45 LIST OF PROVISIONAL ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES APPLIED AGAINST ADVT. 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No. Application ID / Number Name Father's Name Category 101 1900000008018700000984 ABRAHAM REANG DHARMAJOY REANG ST 102 1900000008018700000997 NILOTPAL NEOGI MANI KANCHAN NEOGI UR 103 1900000008018700000999 FAIJUR RAHAMAN MOKLESER RAHAMAN UR 104 1900000008018700001001 SUSHANTA KUMAR PATARI NANTU KUMAR PATARI UR 105 1900000008018700001004 RAM NARAYAN MOLSOM PADDALAL MOLSOM ST 106 1900000008018700001008 RUPAK SARKAR SHIBAPRASAD SARKAR UR 107 1900000008018700001015 PUJA DEBNATH SWAPAN DEBNATH UR 108 1900000008018700001018 NO LT SUDARSHAN PAUL UR 109 1900000008018700001022 SAIKAT CHOWDHURY BISHNU PADA CHOWDHURY UR LATE BIRENDRA KUMAR 110 1900000008018700001028 KRISHNA DEBNATH UR DEBNATH 111 1900000008018700001039 JHUTAN SUKLA DAS LAXMAN SUKLA DAS SC 112 1900000008018700001076 ANURAG ROY TAPAS ROY UR 113 1900000008018700001093 SANTANU DEY SISHU RANJAN DEY UR 114 1900000008018700001108 JESMIN BEGAM MD BABUL MIAH UR 115 1900000008018700001142 MUKTA CHOWDHURY SUDHANGSHU CHOWDHURY UR 116 1900000008018700001151 SOURAV DEBNATH BIRENDRA DEBNATH UR 117 1900000008018700001170 JAYANTA DAS NEPAL DAS SC 118 1900000008018700001186 EISHAK TRIPURA BISHNUJOY TRIPURA ST 119 1900000008018700001190 AMLAN BHOWMIK AMALENDU BHOWMIK UR 120 1900000008018700001204 PRIYA DEBNATH LAXMAN DEBNATH UR 121 1900000008018700001208 DRAMA DEBBARMA LATE ARUN DEBBARMA ST 122 1900000008018700001210 SUPARNA DAS AMAR DAS SC 123 1900000008018700001219 SUPRADIP DATTA SUBHASH DATTA UR 124 1900000008018700001222 RAKHAL DAS PRAFULLA DAS SC 125 1900000008018700001229 SADEKAR RAHAMAN JAMAL HOSSAIN UR Page 5 of 45 LIST OF PROVISIONAL ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES APPLIED AGAINST ADVT. NO.03/2020 DATED 04-03-2020 FOR THE POST OF TCS, GRADE-II AND TPS, GRADE-II (UDAIPUR CENTRE) Sl. No. Application ID / Number Name Father's Name Category 126 1900000008018700001234 APARNA DEY LT MANIK CH DEY UR 127 1900000008018700001237 BRATA SADHAN JAMATIA LAXMI KANTA JAMATIA ST 128 1900000008018700001239 SUCHARITA DATTA NIRMAL CH DATTA UR 129 1900000008018700001240 JAMSED MIAH ARSAD MIAH UR 130 1900000008018700001265 ASIT PAL NARAYAN CHANDRA PAL UR (PH) 131 1900000008018700001268 CHANDRIMA DEBNATH RABINDRA KUMAR DEBNATH UR 132 1900000008018700001272 SINGKRAK KALAI UDAI KALAI ST 133 1900000008018700001281 PRATUL KUMAR NANDY PRABIR KUMAR NANDY UR 134 1900000008018700001292 MUKESH MIAH PODDER ASHAD MIAH LODDER UR 135 1900000008018700001297 URMILA
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