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(DEST) of the Candidates Qualified for Interview and Non-Interview Posts Respectively of Combined Graduate Level Examination, 2015 Is Given in the Following Table NOTICE The schedule of Computer Proficiency Test (CPT) and Data Entry Speed Test (DEST) of the candidates qualified for interview and non-interview posts respectively of Combined Graduate Level Examination, 2015 is given in the following table. The venue of the skill test will be mentioned in the admission certificate for the test which will be handed over to the candidates on the day of their document verification. The admission certificates will neither be sent by post nor will be made available on the website for downloading. No candidate will be allowed to appear in the skill test without valid admission certificate. ROLL NAME CPT/DEST DATE BATCH REPORTING TIME 4001000048 SHIV KUMAR SINGH CPT 14.03.2016 B-II 11:00 AM 4001000164 UDAI SHARMA DEST 15.03.2016 B-IV 2:00 PM 4001000197 SONAM W D BHUTIA DEST 17.03.2016 B-VI 3:00 PM 4001000459 PRATEEK TAMANG CPT 14.03.2016 B-IV 2:00 PM 4205000088 PANKAJ KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-III 11:30 AM 4205000135 AJIT KUMAR DEST 17.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205000184 SHIV RANJAN DEST 17.03.2016 B-III 11:30 AM 4205000316 PRADEEP CHOUDHARY CPT 14.03.2016 B-IV 2:00 PM 4205000325 ABINASH KUMAR DEST 17.03.2016 B-III 11:30 AM 4205000410 BIJU SARKAR DEST 17.03.2016 B-V 2:00 PM 4205000497 ABHISHEK KUMAR PANDEY DEST 16.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205000638 ASHOK KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-III 11:30 AM 4205000669 RAJDEEP KUMAR CHAUDHARY CPT 14.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205000827 LAXMI KUMARI DEST 17.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205000929 MANISH KUMAR SHARMA DEST 17.03.2016 B-V 2:00 PM 4205001138 AMIT KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-VI 3:00 PM 4205001172 KARAN KUMAR RAM DEST 17.03.2016 B-II 10:30 AM 4205001209 SANJAY KUMAR DEST 15.03.2016 B-IV 2:00 PM 4205001275 KUMAR ABHISHEK DEST 16.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205001388 ANAND KUMAR CHOUDHRY CPT 15.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205001534 DEEPAK KESHRI CPT 15.03.2016 B-II 11:00 AM 4205001710 PUJA PRIYA DEST 17.03.2016 B-VI 3:00 PM 4205001714 RAKESH KUMAR RANJAN DEST 17.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205002014 DURGA KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-V 2:00 PM 4205002084 RAJESH KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-VI 3:00 PM 4205002166 SUSHANT BARI CPT 14.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205002297 RAJESH KUMAR CPT 15.03.2016 B-II 11:00 AM 4205002665 GOVINDA KUMAR MISHRA DEST 16.03.2016 B-V 2:00 PM 4205002794 DEEPAK PATHAK DEST 17.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205002845 VIKASH KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-III 11:30 AM 4205002879 RAVI PANDEY DEST 16.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205003154 UMESH KUMAR MAHLI CPT 14.03.2016 B-II 11:00 AM 4205003192 ANIL KUMAR SINGH DEST 15.03.2016 B-V 3:00 PM 4205003413 SUNIL KUMAR SAHU CPT 14.03.2016 B-III 12:30 PM 4205003901 SUDHEER LALAN CPT 14.03.2016 B-IV 2:00 PM 4205003971 SUMIT KARMAKAR DEST 17.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205004321 KASHI NATH KUMAR CPT 15.03.2016 B-II 11:00 AM 4205005354 SAKET CPT 14.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205005466 RAVINDRA KUMAR SHARMA DEST 16.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205005584 SHASHI KUMAR DAS DEST 16.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205005735 SHASHIKANT DEST 15.03.2016 B-V 3:00 PM 4205006115 VISHAL CPT 14.03.2016 B-II 11:00 AM 4205006256 MUKESH TIRKEY DEST 16.03.2016 B-V 2:00 PM 4205006294 SAJAL BOSE DEST 16.03.2016 B-VI 3:00 PM 4205006452 LAVKESH YADAV DEST 16.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205006456 SURAJ KUMAR DEST 17.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205006610 CHANDAN KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205006883 HIMANSHU KUMAR DEST 17.03.2016 B-VI 3:00 PM 4205007077 PANKAJ KUMAR DEST 17.03.2016 B-VI 3:00 PM 4205007147 SACHIN KUMAR DEST 17.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205007730 PREETAM KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205008176 AJAY KUMAR PANDEY DEST 17.03.2016 B-III 11:30 AM 4205008323 GANESH MANDAL DEST 17.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205008817 MANISH KUMAR PANDEY DEST 16.03.2016 B-V 2:00 PM 4205009037 ABRAR AHMAD ANSARI CPT 14.03.2016 B-IV 2:00 PM 4205009835 BRAJESH KUMAR RAI DEST 17.03.2016 B-II 10:30 AM 4205009851 RAHUL KUMAR AGARWAL DEST 17.03.2016 B-V 2:00 PM 4205010006 TAPESHWAR MANDAL DEST 16.03.2016 B-VI 3:00 PM 4205010254 RAHUL KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-VI 3:00 PM 4205010456 BIKRAM KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-III 11:30 AM 4205010504 AMIT KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-III 11:30 AM 4205010684 SHANKAR KUMAR DEST 17.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205011852 SUNIL KUMAR GUPTA DEST 17.03.2016 B-VI 3:00 PM 4205012088 SANTOSH KUMAR CHOURASIA DEST 16.03.2016 B-II 10:30 AM 4205012368 RANJAN KUMAR DEST 17.03.2016 B-III 11:30 AM 4205012579 MD JAVED ANSARI CPT 14.03.2016 B-II 11:00 AM 4205012612 BIKASH KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205012671 NEERAJ KUMAR DEST 15.03.2016 B-V 3:00 PM 4205012689 SURAJ PRAKASH DEST 16.03.2016 B-II 10:30 AM 4205012867 VIKASH KUMAR PATHAK CPT 15.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205012937 RISHI KUMAR CPT 14.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205013012 RAVI RANJAN DEST 17.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205013154 SUBHAS SHARMA CPT 15.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205013298 AMIT KUMAR DEY CPT 15.03.2016 B-II 11:00 AM 4205013486 MITHILESH KUMAR CPT 14.03.2016 B-II 11:00 AM 4205013725 NIRMAL KUMAR MAHATO CPT 14.03.2016 B-III 12:30 PM 4205013881 MUSHRAT ARA DEST 17.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205013992 SUMIT KUMAR DEST 17.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205014271 OM PRAKASH ROY BHATT CPT 14.03.2016 B-II 11:00 AM 4205014889 MANGESH KUMAR MISHRA DEST 16.03.2016 B-VI 3:00 PM 4205014912 AVINASH KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205014919 KUMAR AGNIWESH DEST 17.03.2016 B-III 11:30 AM 4205015229 MD ANISUL HAQUE DEST 17.03.2016 B-II 10:30 AM 4205015617 ADNAN RAUF CPT 15.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205015723 NIRMAL KUMAR CPT 15.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205015737 SACHIDANAND SHAKAY DEST 16.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205015776 RAHUL KUMAR MANDAL DEST 17.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205015863 RAVINDRA KUMAR SHAKAY DEST 15.03.2016 B-IV 2:00 PM 4205016196 AMBER KUMAR PANDEY DEST 16.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205016297 MEESHANK SHAW DEST 15.03.2016 B-IV 2:00 PM 4205016671 SUNNY TIWARI DEST 16.03.2016 B-III 11:30 AM 4205016756 KARAN KUMAR CPT 15.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205017277 ALOK KUMAR DEST 17.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205017347 ANAND KUMAR SHRIVASTAVA DEST 16.03.2016 B-V 2:00 PM 4205017370 KANHAI DUTTA DEST 17.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205017498 SUMAN KUMAR SAPAN DEST 15.03.2016 B-V 3:00 PM 4205017789 RANJAN KUMAR SAHA DEST 15.03.2016 B-IV 2:00 PM 4205017833 MITHILESH KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-VI 3:00 PM 4205018181 AKANSHA PRIYADARSHINI CPT 14.03.2016 B-IV 2:00 PM 4205018841 SONY KUMARI CPT 15.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205018867 NAVEEN SRIVASTAV CPT 14.03.2016 B-III 12:30 PM 4205018917 RAKESH KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205019055 SHIVLAL KUMAR GUPTA DEST 17.03.2016 B-II 10:30 AM 4205019118 KISHAN KANHAIYA DEST 17.03.2016 B-VI 3:00 PM 4205019188 KULDEEP KUMAR MEENA DEST 17.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205019373 AMAR KUMAR DEST 17.03.2016 B-III 11:30 AM 4205019840 SANJAY KUMAR SHARMA DEST 16.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205019878 RAJAT KUMAR BARNWAL CPT 14.03.2016 B-III 12:30 PM 4205020393 KUNDAN KUMAR CPT 14.03.2016 B-III 12:30 PM 4205021395 JAYDIP KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-III 11:30 AM 4205021536 KRISHNA KUMAR PRAJAPATI DEST 15.03.2016 B-IV 2:00 PM 4205022099 MAHENDRA BEDIA DEST 17.03.2016 B-II 10:30 AM 4205022163 DHANANJAY KUMAR DEST 17.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205022279 PRAVEEN KUMAR YADAV DEST 17.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205022810 PRADEEP KUMAR KARMALI DEST 17.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205023074 RANJIT KUMAR DEST 17.03.2016 B-II 10:30 AM 4205023103 MANOJ KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205023109 ABHIJEET KUMAR RAI DEST 16.03.2016 B-II 10:30 AM 4205023111 SURAJ KUMAR SINGH DEST 16.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205023188 NIRANJAN KUMAR DEST 17.03.2016 B-VI 3:00 PM 4205023321 NITISH RANJAN KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-V 2:00 PM 4205023506 RAHUL KUMAR CPT 14.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205023844 PARAS KUJUR CPT 14.03.2016 B-IV 2:00 PM 4205023934 BINAY KUMAR CPT 14.03.2016 B-II 11:00 AM 4205024229 AMRITRAJ MAHATO DEST 16.03.2016 B-II 10:30 AM 4205024332 VIVEK RAHI DEST 16.03.2016 B-VI 3:00 PM 4205024576 NIRAJ KUMAR TIWARI DEST 17.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205024758 SHASHI PRATAP DEST 17.03.2016 B-II 10:30 AM 4205024961 AJIT KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-V 2:00 PM 4205025244 TULSI SAW DEST 17.03.2016 B-VI 3:00 PM 4205025382 SUSHIL KUMAR MAHATO CPT 14.03.2016 B-IV 2:00 PM 4205025419 PURUSHOTAM KUMAR VAIDYA DEST 16.03.2016 B-VI 3:00 PM 4205025476 UPENDRA KUMAR RANA DEST 16.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205025523 BIPIN KUMAR RAUT DEST 17.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205025564 RAVINDRA KUMAR YADAV DEST 17.03.2016 B-III 11:30 AM 4205025624 AMARJIT KUMAR CPT 14.03.2016 B-IV 2:00 PM 4205025648 DHARMENDRA KUMAR CPT 15.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205025983 PRAVIN KUMAR CPT 14.03.2016 B-IV 2:00 PM 4205026049 PRASHANT KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-VI 3:00 PM 4205026191 GOLDEN KUMAR DEST 17.03.2016 B-V 2:00 PM 4205026486 SIDHNATH PATHAK DEST 15.03.2016 B-V 3:00 PM 4205026499 SATRIPTO MANDAL DEST 16.03.2016 B-VI 3:00 PM 4205026891 RABINDRA KUMAR RANA DEST 17.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205027176 SURESH RANA DEST 17.03.2016 B-VI 3:00 PM 4205027267 RACHANA RANI CPT 14.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205027387 MANTOSH KUMAR DEST 17.03.2016 B-II 10:30 AM 4205027427 NEERAJ KUMAR DEO DEST 17.03.2016 B-II 10:30 AM 4205027668 SANJAY KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205027822 DEEPAK KUMAR SINGH CPT 14.03.2016 B-IV 2:00 PM 4205027852 AJIT KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205027991 SANJAY KUMAR DEST 17.03.2016 B-II 10:30 AM 4205028090 DHIRAJ KUMAR RAM DEST 16.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205028230 ARVIND KUMAR VERMA DEST 16.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205028671 NIRBHAY KUMAR CPT 14.03.2016 B-II 11:00 AM 4205028846 PRANAY GARG DEST 17.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205029635 SHIVENDRA KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-III 11:30 AM 4205029696 SONU OJHA CPT 15.03.2016 B-II 11:00 AM 4205029862 SUPRIYA MANDAL DEST 17.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205030961 PRIYA BARNWAL DEST 16.03.2016 B-III 11:30 AM 4205031102 MANIT SINHA CPT 15.03.2016 B-I 9:30 AM 4205031345 SURAJ KUMAR DEST 16.03.2016 B-IV 12:30 PM 4205031374 AJEET
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