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Kashmir Division Jammu Division Kayakalp Assessment 2018-19 Jammu Division Score Internal Qualified in Assessment IA (Yes/ S.No. District Facility (2018-19) No) 1 Doda DH Doda 74.5 Y Gandhi Nagar 2 Jammu Hospital 79.30% Y Sarwal Hospital 77.00% Y 3 Kathua DH Kathua 67.00% N 4 Kishtwar DH Kishtwar 57.8 N 5 Poonch DH Poonch 72.6 Y 6 Ramban DH Ramban 56.20% N 7 Reasi DH Reasi 88.20% Y 8 Rajouri DH Rajouri 77.5 Y 9 Samba DH Samba 68.5 N 10 Udhampur DH Udhampur 88.50% Y Total Jammu Div 11 11 Kashmir Division S.No. District Facility 1 Anantnag DH Anantnag 58.00% N 2 Bandipora Dh Bandipora 48.80% N 3 Baramulla DH Baramulla 95.2 Y 4 Budgam DH Budgam 53.7 N 5 Ganderbal DH Ganderbal 53.5 N 6 Kupwara DH Kupwara 73.3 Y 7 Kargil DH Kargil 91.4 Y 8 Kulgam DH Kulgam 45.3 N 9 Leh DH Leh 88.3 Y 10 Pulwama DH Pulwama 56.2 N 11 Shopian DH Shopian 50.6 N 12 Srinagar DH Srinagar 50.5 N Total Kashmir 12 12 GrandDivision total J&K 23 23 Kayakalp Assessment 2018-19 Annexure 5District Wise List of FRUs Internal Qualified Assessme S.No. Name of District Name of FRU in IA nt Score (Yes/No) 2018-19 1. FRU Hiranagar 50.08% N 2.FRU Basoli 60.04% N 1 Kathua 4 3.FRU Bilawar 67.60% N 4. FRU Bani 61.60% N 1. FRU Katra 71.8 Y 2 Reasi 2 2. CHC Mahore 42.2 N 1. FRU Sunderbani 45.6 N 2. FRU Darhal 53 N 3. FRU Thannamandi 49.4 N 3 Rajouri 7 4. FRU Nowshera 76.4 Y 5. Kandi 53.2 N 6. Kalakote 67.6 N 7. Trayath 59.6 N 1. FRU Gandoh 74.7 Y 4 Doda 3 2. FRU Bhaderwah 68.4 N 3. Thathri 62 N 1. FRU Ramgarh 64.5 N 5 Samba 3 2. FRU Ghagwal 51 N 3. AH Vijapur 62.3 N 1. FRU Banihal 50.20% N 6 Ramban 3 2. Gool 78.00% Y 3. FRU Batote 33.20% N 7 Kishtwar 1 1. CHC Marwah 31.8 N 1. FRU Akhnoor 80.50% Y 2. FRU Bishnah 53.40% N 3. FRU R.S.Pura 53.40% N 4. FRU Sohajana 46.40% N 8 Jammu 8 5. FRU Jourian 53.20% N 6. Marh 70.50% Y 7. FRU Chowki Choura 69.60% N 8. FRU Khour 69.2 N 1. FRU Chenani 40.50% N 9 Udhampur 2 2. FRU Ramnagar 28.30% N 1. FRU Mendhar 69.6 N 10 Poonch 3 2. FRU Surankote 68 N 3. Mandi 74.4 Y TOTAL JAMMU DIVISION 36 36 InternalAnnexure 5District Wise List of FRUs Qualified Assessme S.No. Name of District Name of FRU in IA nt Score (Yes/No) 2018-19 11 Ganderbal 1 1. FRU Kangan 48.7 N 1.FRU Sumbal 74.20% Y 12 Bandipora 2 2. FRU Dawar 63.80% N 1. FRU Yaripora 37.7 N 13 Kulgam 3 2. DH Pora 51.2 N 3. FRU Qazigund 46.5 N 1. FRU Bijbehra 78.00% Y 2. FRU Dooru 59.08% N 14 Anantnag 5 3. FRU Seer 84.00% Y 4. Kokernag 93.02% Y 5. Shangus 78.04% Y 1.FRU Beerwa 60.7 N 2.FRU Chadoora 67 N 15 Budgam 5 3. Nagam 69.4 N 4.FRU Khan Sahib 74 Y 5.FRU Ch Sharief 65.8 N 1. FRU Sogam 79 Y 2. FRU Kupwara 66.2 N 3. FRU Tagdar 86.6 Y 16 Kupwara 7 4. CHC Langate 88.3 Y 5. FRU Kralpora 51 N 6. CHC Kralgund 82.3 Y 7. CHC Zachaldra 76.4 Y 1. FRU Pampore 89.8 Y 17 Pulwama 3 2. FRU Tral 56.8 N 3. FRU Rajpora 70.2 Y 1. FRU Keller 78.6 Y 18 Shopian 2 2. Zaripora 74 Y 1. CHC Disket (Nobra) 71.8 Y 19 Leh 3 2. FRU Skurbuchan 41 N 3. Khalsti 74.2 Y 1. FRU Uri 84.7 Y 2. FRU Chandoosa 55.8 N 3. FRU Sopore 87.5 Y 20 Baramulla 6 4. FRU Kreeri 49.8 N 5. FRU Pattan 49 N 6. FRU Tangmarg 73.3 Y 21 Srinagar 1 1. FRU Khanyar 51 N 1. FRU Drass 83.2 Y 22 Kargil 2 2. CHC Shankoo 96.4 Y TOTAL KASHMIR DIVISION 40 40 J&K TOTAL 76 76 Kayakalp Assessment 2018-19 Internal Qualified 24X7 Assessmen S.No. Distict Names (24X7) in IA t Score (Nos.) (Yes/No) 2018-19 1. PHC Achabal 89.30% Y 2. PHC Verinag 87.02% Y 3. PHC Mattan 61.07% N 4.PHC Wandevelgam 90.03 Y 5. PHC Sallar 64.00% N 1 Anantnag 11 6. PHC Larnoo 89.00% Y 7.PHC Hakura 42.00% N 8.PHC Ashmuqam 71.07% Y 9.PHC Sagam 60.3 N 10.PHC Marham 40 N 11.PHC Sirgufwara 67.07% N 1.PHC Hajin 61.60% N 2. PHC Shaikhpora 62.70% N 2 Bandipora 5 3.PHC Badugam 61.00% N 4.PHC Astagoo 63.30% N 5.PHC Naidkai 68.70% N 1.PHC Boniyar 52.8 N 2.PHC Danagiwachi 64.4 N 3.PHC Kalantra 48.8 N 4.PHC Ruhama 80.3 Y 5.PHC Hardaboora 39.3 N 6.PHC Sariwapora 39.3 N 7.PHC Sheeri 66.9 N 8. PHC Tujar Sharief 77.8 Y 3 Baramulla 16 9.PHC Mohra 83.6 Y 10.PHC Bijhama 55.3 N 11.PHC Sharwar 48.8 N 12. PHC Mulgam 39.3 N 13. PHC Panzala 66.9 N 14. Dooru 71.7 Y 15. Sultan Daki 81.1 Y 16. Delina 58.3 N 1.PHC Soibugh 69.7 N 2. PHC Hardpanzo 55.9 N 3. PHC Khag 65.8 N 4. PHC Ompora 63.2 N 5. PHC Poshker 62.5 N 4 Budgam 10 6. PHC Narbal 79 Y 7. PHC Gondipura 54.7 N 8. PHC Hafroo 61.3 N 9. PHC Surasyar 59.1 N 10. PHC Kralnewa 58.8 N Internal Qualified 24X7 Assessmen S.No. Distict Names (24X7) in IA t Score (Nos.) (Yes/No) 2018-19 1. PHC Gund 21.7 N 2. PHC Kullan 17.5 N 3. PHC Babanagri 22.8 N 4. PHC Wussan 23.6 N 5. PHC Lar 49.7 N 5 Ganderbal 11 6. PHC Kachen 27.2 N 7. PHC Tullamulla 62.5 N 8.PHC Safapora 49.3 N 9.PHC Wakura 49.3 N 10.PHC Manigam 13.6 N 11. PHC Shuhama 70 Y 1. PHC Shergole 77.3 Y 6 Kargil 2 2.PHC Panikhar 82.3 Y 1. PHC Katrasoo 48 N 2. PHC M Pora 47.7 N 3. PHC Nihama 48.7 N 4. PHC Manzgam 67.3 N 5. PHC Devsar 39.7 N 6. PHC Kilam 42.7 N 7.PHC Frisal 86.7 Y 7 Kulgam 15 8.PHC Bugam 48 N 9. PHC Pahloo 48.7 N 10.PHC Tarigam 48 N 11. PHC Quzigund 48 N 12.PHC Qaimoh 88.7 Y 13.PHC KB Pora 66 N 14.PHC Rasaloo 35 N 15. PHC Vessu 36.3 N 1.PHC Chogal 78 Y 2. PHC Trehgam 77.7 Y 3. PHC Vilagam 48 N 4. PHC Drugmulla 82.5 Y 5.PHC Wadipora 58.3 N 6. PHC Machil 64.7 N 7. PHC Keran 53 N 8 Kupwara 14 8. PHC Kalamabad 77 Y 9.Maidanapora 59.2 N 10.PHC Kalaroose 70 Y 11.PHC Magham 58.7 N 12.PHC Punzgam 52.7 N 13. PHC Trathpora 48 N 14. PHC Lalpora 65.6 N 1.PHC Turtuk 66.9 N 9 Leh 10 Internal Qualified 24X7 Assessmen S.No. Distict Names (24X7) in IA t Score (Nos.) (Yes/No) 2018-19 2.PHC Chuchul 35 N 3.PHC Panamik 68.6 N 4.PHC Temisgam 70.6 Y 5.PHC Bogdang 73.1 Y 9 Leh 10 6.PHC Nyoma 88.1 Y 7.PHC Tangtse 55.3 N 8. PHC Digger 62.5 N 9. PHC Chushot 87.8 Y 10. PHC Sakti 44.7 N 1.PHC Awantipora 66.3 N 2. PHC Kakapora 71.9 Y 3. PHC Dadsara 67.3 N 4. PHC Newa 47.7 N 10 Pulwama 10 5.PHC Parigam 61.4 N 6.PHC Wuyian 71.7 Y 7.PHC Aripal 62.7 N 8. PHC Khrew 93.3 Y 9. PHC Litter 42.3 N 10. Rahmoo 40.7 N 1. PHC DK Pora 77.2 Y 11 Shopian 3 2. PHC Sedow 76.7 Y 3. PHC Vehil 88.1 Y 1. PHC Zadibal 32.2 N 12 Srinagar 3 2. Hazratbal 90.4 Y 3. PHC Lasjan 82.5 Y TOTAL 110 110 1. PHC Assar 47 N 2. PHC Ghat 31.4 N 3. PHC Bharata 29.4 N 4. PHC Bhalla 55.3 N 1 Doda 9 5. PHC Goha 45.6 N 6.PHC Bhagwa 30 N 7.PHC Changa 68.8 N 8.PHC Chinta 50.3 N 9.PHC Gundana 30 N 1. PHC Sungal 66.1 N 2. PHC Mehra Mandrian 68.3 N 3. PHC Amia 33 N 4.PHC Rehal 30.7 N 5. PHC Kotbhalwal 79 Y 6.
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