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GENERAL SR Obtain Total Marks Date of Name Father's Name Address Mobileno Refno GENERAL SR Obtain Total Marks Date of Name Father's Name Address MobileNo RefNo. Caste CALL DATE NO. Marks Marks % Birth VIKRAM BAHADUR VILL MALTHUA SHAHJOT POST DARJI KUWAN 1 ATUL KUMAR SINGH SINGH DIST GONDA PIN 271123 8922028254 460 500 92 18.Jun.97 MBD-21517 General 26-11-2018 vill and post musmariya distt jalaun pincode - 3 AMIT SINGH RAM SUMRAN SINGH 285123 mob.no.9454420654 9454420654 455 500 91 10.Feb.99 MBD-23893 General 26-11-2018 VILL ILNA POST BALKA DISTT BULANDSHAHR UP 8 GAJRAJ SINGH CHANDRA PAL SINGH PIN 203409 9720110011 878 1000 87.8 14.Mär.92 MBD-22687 General 26-11-2018 Vpo Sasroli ,tehsil Matanhail ,district Jhajjar. 10 Vikash Jaibhagwan State haryana. 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