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List of Target Allocation to Training Centers (TC) 1 Annexure 7 :: List of Target Allocation to Training Centers (TC) File Resident New Rem Sl.No File Lead FileIndexNew District TP TC SSC JobRole qpref Supervisor ial (Y/N) Allotment arks Agragati Batiporiya Road, Batiporiya, SB 1 Akkas Ali Chandrani ASDM-1033/2019 Golaghat MEPSC Office Assistant MEP/Q0202 N 60 Developer School, Dergaon, Golaghat Doubl e Shokee Chataguri, Pt-I, PO-Makrijhara,n Medicinal Plant infrast 2 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-1035/2019 Kokrajhar Aromatic Agriculture AGR/Q0901 Y 120 ructur kokrajhar Grower Industires e with traine rs Kamrup 3 Akkas Ali Chandrani ASDM-399/2018 Asian Infotech Sonapur, Kamrup M IT-ITES DDEO SSC/Q2212 N 30 (Metro) Fougdaripatty, KG Road, Near Fashion AMH/Q120 New 4 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-1034/2019 Nagaon F. B. Clinic Apparel N 30 Masjid, Nagaon Designer 1 TC Fougdaripatty, KG Road, Near Retail sales New 5 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-1034/2019 Nagaon F. B. Clinic Retail RAS/Q0104 N 30 Masjid, Nagaon associate TC Research N Dhiraj Analytical and 6 Pinku ASDM-1031/2019 Nagaon Panigaon Chaiali, Poly Road, Itachali Electronics FTCP ELE/Q4601 N 40 Singha Technical Support Karmrup Agragati Near Police station Kamalpur, Sewing Machine AMH/Q030 7 Akkas Ali Chandrani ASDM-1028/2019 Apparel N 60 Rural Developer Baihata Chariali opearator 1 Global 8 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-1032/2019 Nagaon PS Road, Amolapatty , Nagoan IT-ITES DDEO SSC/Q2212 N 60 Intercom Bishnupur, Moranhat, Khoomati, Sewing Machine AMH/Q030 New 9 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-1036/2019 Charaideo Darpan Apparel N 60 Moran, Charideo opearator 1 TC Agragati Hand AMH/Q100 10 Akkas Ali Chandrani ASDM-1039/2019 Barpeta Near Aamira Rice Mill, Chenga Apparel N 60 Developer Embroiderer 1 Tribeni Complex, 1st floor, Sewing Machine AMH/Q030 New 11 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-1037/2019 Sonitpur Darpan Hatipilkhana rd, Near LIC Office, Apparel N 60 opearator 1 TC Kachari Gaon 12 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-1053/2019 Sonitpur Vivo Skills Abhivatri Kala Kendta, Jamuguri T&H F&B Steward THC/Q0301 N 60 Abhivatri Kala Kendta, Jamuguri Distributor 13 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-1053/2019 Sonitpur Vivo Skills Retail RAS/Q0604 N 60 Haat, Tezpur Salesman Mission Director Assam Skill Development Mission 2 Media & Abhivatri Kala Kendta, Jamuguri 14 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-1053/2019 Sonitpur Vivo Skills Entertaininm Makeup Artist MES/Q1801 N 60 Haat, Tezpur ent Potential Mukalmua Bongaon Path, Near 15 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-1067/2019 Nalbari Electronics FTCP ELE/Q4601 N 60 Academy RGVN Bank Potential Mukalmua Bongaon Path, Near 16 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-1067/2019 Nalbari Agriculture Banana Farmer AGR/Q0301 N 60 Academy RGVN Bank 17 Akkas Ali Chandrani ASDM/1051/2019 Sonitpur Vivo Skills Paanch Ali, Baligaon, Tezpur T&H F&B Steward THC/Q0301 N 40 Distributor 18 Akkas Ali Chandrani ASDM/1051/2019 Sonitpur Vivo Skills Paanch Ali, Baligaon, Tezpur Retail RAS/Q0604 N 40 Salesman Rangapara, Near Kangapara Railway Distributor 19 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-1052/2019 Sonitpur Vivo Skills Retail RAS/Q0604 N 40 gate Salesman Media & Rangapara, Near Kangapara Railway 20 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-1052/2019 Sonitpur Vivo Skills Entertaininm Makeup Artist MES/Q1801 N 40 gate ent Global Beauty & Assistant Beauty 21 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-1029/2019 Nagaon Bebejia Khahi Link Rd, Bebejia BWS/Q0101 N 60 Intercom Wellness Therapist Global 22 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-1029/2019 Nagaon Bebejia Khahi Link Rd, Bebejia IT-ITES DDEO SSC/Q2212 N 60 Intercom Food Industry Agragati Sankar Mandir Lane, Water tank, Pickle Making 23 Akkas Ali Chandrani ASDM-1040/2019 Nagaon Capacity & FIC/Q0102 N 40 Developer Raha Technician Skill Initiative Agragati Sankar Mandir Lane, Water tank, Hand AMH/Q100 24 Akkas Ali Chandrani ASDM-1040/2019 Nagaon Apparel N 40 Developer Raha Embroiderer 1 Shams Bapuji Path, Khaliamari, Near Shani Fashion AMH/Q120 25 Akkas Ali Chandrani ASDM-1050/2019 Dibrugarh Apparel N 60 Foundation Mandir Designer 1 Medical Honda Group of Institution, 26 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-1191/2019 Nagaon AN2 Skills Healhcare Labortary HSS/Q0301 N 30 Samuguri Technician Honda Group of Institution, Pharmacy 27 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-1191/2019 Nagaon AN2 Skills Healhcare HSS/Q5401 N 30 Samuguri Assistant 28 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-1191/2019 Nagaon AN2 Skills Honda Group of Institution, Samguri IT-ITES DDEO SSC/Q2212 N 60 Sewing Machine AMH/Q030 29 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-1192/2019 Morigaon AN2 Skills Lathaibori, Morigaon Apparel N 60 opearator 1 30 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-1192/2019 Morigaon AN2 Skills Lathaibori, Morigaon Electronics Asst Electrician CON/Q0602 N 60 Mission Director Assam Skill Development Mission 3 Textile Two Shaft Valeur Fabtax 31 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-1193/2019 Nagaon Saikia Bhaban, Rk Road, Itachali Sector Skill Handloom TSC/Q7303 N 60 Pvt Ltd Council Weaver Jangalpara MV School, Kharupetia Sewing Machine AMH/Q030 32 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-1194/2019 Darrang AN2 Skills Apparel N 60 Darrang opearator 1 Fisheries Jangalpara MV School, Kharupetia 33 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-1194/2019 Darrang AN2 Skills Agriculture Extension AGR/Q5107 N 60 Darrang Associate Jangalpara MV School, Kharupetia 34 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-1194/2019 Darrang AN2 Skills Agriculture Banana Farmer AGR/Q0301 N 60 Darrang Valeur Fabtax 35 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-1195/2019 Nagaon RD Motors, Khutikatia, Nagoan Automotive Taxi Driver ASC/Q9705 N 60 Pvt Ltd Food Assam Industry Near Namghar, Saikia Chuburi, Pickle Making 36 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-1196/2019 Sonitpur Vocational Capacity & FIC/Q0102 N 30 Tezpur Technician Acedemy Skill Initiative Food Jam, Jelly and Assam Industry Near Namghar, Saikia Chuburi, Ketchup 37 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-1196/2019 Sonitpur Vocational Capacity & FIC/Q0103 N 30 Tezpur Processing Acedemy Skill Technician Initiative Assam Near Namghar, Saikia Chuburi, Hand AMH/Q100 38 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-1196/2019 Sonitpur Vocational Apparel N 30 Tezpur Embroiderer 1 Acedemy The Social 39 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-1197/2019 Goalpara Kotha Kuthi, Dhupdhara Agriculture Banana Farmer AGR/Q0301 N 80 Foundation Fisheries The Social Pub Fataljhar, Near LP School, 40 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-1198/2019 Nagaon Agriculture Extension AGR/Q5107 N 60 Foundation rupahi, Nagaon Associate Grassroot GSTAccounts 41 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-1081/2019 Nagaon chrisian patty, behind nagaon college BFSI BSC/Q0910 N 60 Support Org Assistant Grassroot GSTAccounts 42 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-1082/2019 Udalguri Udalguri Town BFSI BSC/Q0910 N 60 Support Org Assistant Ultimate Energy Ultimate Energy Resource Pvt Ltd, Beauty & Beauty 43 Akkas Ali Chandrani ASDM-324/2018 Sonitpur BWS/Q0102 N 60 Resource Pvt Gabhoru, Sonitpur Wellness Therapist Ltd Mission Director Assam Skill Development Mission 4 Textile Two Shaft Auxilium Auxilium Troncatti, Solabasti, 44 Akkas Ali Chandrani ASDM-322/2018 Sonitpur Sector Skill Handloom TSC/Q7303 N 60 Troncatti Bokajan, Balipara Council Weaver Kamrup Sunrise Beauty Sunrise Beauty Parlour, Khetri, 45 Akkas Ali Chandrani ASDM-404/2018 Agriculture Piggery Farmers AGR/Q4502 N 60 (Metro) Parlour Dimoria Icon Academy Icon Academy Of Professional Beauty & Beauty 46 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-125/2017 Sonitpur Of Professional BWS/Q0102 N 60 Studies, Kekurapul, Tezpur Wellness Therapist Studies Icon Academy Icon Academy Of Professional 47 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-125/2017 Sonitpur Of Professional IT-ITES DDEO SSC/Q2212 N 60 Studies, Kekurapul, Tezpur Studies Icon Academy Icon Academy Of Professional Hand AMH/Q100 48 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-125/2017 Sonitpur Of Professional Apparel N 60 Studies, Kekurapul, Tezpur Embroiderer 1 Studies Icon Academy Icon Academy Of Professional Beauty & Beauty 49 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-126/2017 Nagaon Of Professional BWS/Q0102 N 60 Studies, Panigaon Wellness Therapist Studies Pathari Pathari Vocational Institute, Beauty & Beauty 50 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-127/2017 Nagaon Vocational BWS/Q0102 N 60 Haiborgaon Wellness Therapist Institute Pathari Pathari Vocational Institute, General Duty 51 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-127/2017 Nagaon Vocational Healhcare HSS/Q5101 N 60 Haiborgaon Assistant Institute M/S Reducate Vermicompost 52 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-605/2018 Sonitpur M/S Reducate Skill Labs, Tezpur Agriculture AGR/Q1203 N 50 Skill Labs Procedure M/S Reducate Distributor 53 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-605/2018 Sonitpur M/S Reducate Skill Labs, Tezpur Retail RAS/Q0604 N 50 Skill Labs Salesman M/S Reducate 54 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-605/2018 Sonitpur M/S Reducate Skill Labs, Tezpur T&H F&B Steward THC/Q0301 N 50 Skill Labs Vivo Skills & Vermicompost 55 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-616-2018 Sonitpur Vivo Skills & Training, Tezpur Agriculture AGR/Q1203 N 60 Training Procedure Distributor 56 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-616-2018 Sonitpur Vivo Skills & Vivo Skills & Training, Tezpur Retail RAS/Q0604 N 60 Salesman Vivo Skills & 57 Akkas Ali Dipankar ASDM-616-2018 Sonitpur Vivo Skills & Training, Tezpur T&H F&B Steward THC/Q0301 N 60 Training Mission Director Assam Skill Development Mission 5 Bamboo Utility The Bamboo KAWOIMARI, DHEKIAJULI, Handicrafts 58 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-612/2018 Sonitpur Handicraft HCS/Q8705 Y 60 Village Sonitpur & Carpets Assembler North Tushar Tushar Enterprise, Khelmati North 59 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-615/2018 Lakhimpu Agriculture Piggery Farmers AGR/Q4502 N 60 Enterprise Lakhimpur r North Tushar Tushar Enterprise, Khelmati North 60 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-615/2018 Lakhimpu Agriculture Bee Keeper AGR/Q5301 Y 60 Enterprise Lakhimpur r North Tushar Tushar Enterprise, Khelmati North Small Poultry 61 Akkas Ali Asish ASDM-615/2018 Lakhimpu Agriculture AGR/Q4306 Y 60 Enterprise Lakhimpur Farmer r North Tushar Tushar Enterprise, Khelmati North
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