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Awadhesh Pandit DGM (F&A)/ Secretary to the Board Annexure-1 Date of Interaction/ Verfication of Documents on 25 JAN 2020 Interview Sr NOTIFICATION-2, Dated.20.01.2020 For Advertisement no. BECIL/JobTraining/Advt2020/04 dtd.27.12.2019 (For Merit Test/Interaction/verification of documents for the post of Skilled/ Unskilled Manpower) This notification is in continuation to the Advertisement No. BECIL/JobTraining/Advt2020/04 dtd. 27.12.2019 published by Broadcast Engineering Consultants India Limited (BECIL) for selection of Skilled/Unskilled employees, after completion of Job Oriented Skilled Training Programme, purely on contract basis for some of our Government projects/Vidyut Vitran Nigam U.P.: “It is informed that the candidates, who have applied for the post of Skilled/Unskilled Manpower and deposited registration fee through RTGs/NEFT and did not receive any SMS for Merit Test/Interview/ Interaction/ verification of documents, may attend the same from 25.01.2020 to 28.01.2020 (10:00 AM to 03:00 PM) as per the following schedule:- Date Plz.Refer for Place of Merit Test/Interaction Actual Date of Merit-Test Annexure-1 Corporate Office: BECIL Bhawan, 25.01.2020 Sl.No.1-100 C-56/A-17, Sector-62, Noida-201307 27.01.2020 Sl.No.101-200 Mob. 8929100947, 9899955240 28.01.2020 Sl.No.201-292 Annexure-2 BECIL Branch office:- N. 8/250-,Lane No- 2, 25.01.2020 Sl.No.1-150 Rajendra Vihar Colony, Newada, Sunderpur, 27.01.2020 Sl.No.151-299 Varanasi-221005 UP 28.01.2020 Sl.No.300-450 Mob. 9899955147, 8929100949 29.01.2020 Sl.No.451-543 Annexure-3 BECIL, B-5, Dilkusha Colony, 25.01.2020 Sl.No.1-100 Lucknow -226002 UP Mob.98775572, 27.01.2020 Sl.No.101-202 9899955261 Candidates may bring their Application Form as submitted on online alongwith self- attested photocopies of educational/ experience certificates, two passport size photograph, PAN Card, Aadhar Card etc. for verification of Documents in physical form/Original and submit photocopy one set of documents before Merit Test. Most Urgent:-Proof of Registration Fee Like RTGs/NEFT slip will be treated as Admit Card.. However Candidate can deposit Registration Fee before Pre-Test in case he did not deposit earlier. For and on behalf of Broadcast Engineering Consultants India Limited Sd/- Awadhesh Pandit DGM (F&A)/ Secretary to the Board Annexure-1 Date of Interaction/ Verfication of Documents on 25 JAN 2020 InterView Sr. Application Id Name Father Name No. Location 1 BECIL/ContractJob/19629 ATUL KUMAR SINGH UDAY BHAN SINGH Noida 2 BECIL/ContractJob/19633 Dambar Singh Banabari lal Noida 3 BECIL/ContractJob/19635 ANIL KUMAR SHIV CHARAN ARYA Noida 4 BECIL/ContractJob/19640 MUNNI RAM choudhary bhagirath ram Noida 5 BECIL/ContractJob/19643 JITENDER Roshan Lal Noida 6 BECIL/ContractJob/19651 RAHUL KALOTHARA VIJAY KUMAR Noida 7 BECIL/ContractJob/19652 JAI PRAKASH SAINI PALA RAM SAINI Noida 8 BECIL/ContractJob/19674 Hardayal Jat HEMA LAL JAT Noida 9 BECIL/ContractJob/19684 Harish Chandel Bhim Singh Chandel Noida 10 BECIL/ContractJob/19692 NEETENDRA SINGH Noida 11 BECIL/ContractJob/19702 PAWAN 9312467113 KUMAR SOHAN LAL Noida 12 BECIL/ContractJob/19710 NAND RAM GOVIND Noida 13 BECIL/ContractJob/19712 Sukhjit Singh Ajit singh Noida 14 BECIL/ContractJob/19718 ASHEESH KUMAR NARESH SINGH Noida 15 BECIL/ContractJob/19722 SANGEETA JADON Noida 16 BECIL/ContractJob/19742 SHAILENDRA KUMAR MAHESH KUMAR Noida 17 BECIL/ContractJob/19753 CHANDAN KUMAR KRISHAN PRASAD Noida 18 BECIL/ContractJob/19773 Rahul Tomer Hariom singh tomer Noida 19 BECIL/ContractJob/19782 Rashmi Rekha Behera Dharanidhar Behera Noida 20 BECIL/ContractJob/19784 Rashmi Rekha Behera Dharanidhar Behera Noida 21 BECIL/ContractJob/19785 Sushil Kumar Gajram singh Noida 22 BECIL/ContractJob/19786 Mukul Gupta Mahinder Pal Gupta Noida 23 BECIL/ContractJob/19789 SHIVAM DWIVEDI KSD DWIVEDI Noida 24 BECIL/ContractJob/19802 ARUN KUMAR RAJSINGH Noida 25 BECIL/ContractJob/19815 SUNIL KUMAR RAM JITAN RAM Noida 26 BECIL/ContractJob/19818 PAWAN RAM VIRENDER RAM Noida 27 BECIL/ContractJob/19828 Dimple Khem Raj Noida 28 BECIL/ContractJob/19853 Pawan kumar Chunni lal Noida NATHUN PRASAD Noida 29 BECIL/ContractJob/19865 sanjeet kumar kushwaha KUSHWAHA 30 BECIL/ContractJob/19867 RAHUL SEHGAL SHEESHPAL SINGH Noida 31 BECIL/ContractJob/19869 Narayan Datt sh Dharm anand kabdal Noida 32 BECIL/ContractJob/19888 Ashish Kumar Mohar singh Noida 33 BECIL/ContractJob/19889 RANJEET RAM PRAKASH Noida 34 BECIL/ContractJob/19904 RAVI JHA RAGHUNATH JHA Noida 35 BECIL/ContractJob/19918 MANOJ KUMAR SHUKLA RAM KISHOR SHUKLA Noida 36 BECIL/ContractJob/19926 SANTOSH KUMAR BAIRWA HARJI LAL BAIRWA Noida 37 BECIL/ContractJob/19936 Kannawar Sachin Kannawar subhash Noida 38 BECIL/ContractJob/19945 RAJANI MAHAWER RAM LAL MAHAWER Noida 39 BECIL/ContractJob/19949 HIMANSHI LAKHAN LAL Noida 40 BECIL/ContractJob/19962 BHANU SAINI YASHPAL SINGH Noida 41 BECIL/ContractJob/19963 VINOD KUMAR MALI SHIV NARAYAN Noida 42 BECIL/ContractJob/19964 AJEET SINGH RAGHWENDRA Noida 43 BECIL/ContractJob/19968 TUSHAR SHARMA POONAM CHAND SHARMA Noida 44 BECIL/ContractJob/19969 MANMATH BEHERA CHAKRADHAR BEHERA Noida 45 BECIL/ContractJob/19982 Hemant kumar kumar Mathura ram Noida 46 BECIL/ContractJob/19985 DHARMENDRA kumar sah Raudi Sah Noida 47 BECIL/ContractJob/19986 BIKAR SINGH PARMAR PARMAR GURSANGAT SINGH Noida 48 BECIL/ContractJob/19988 Yogendra Dewakaran Baghele Dewakaran Baghele Noida 49 BECIL/ContractJob/19998 BHANU SAINI yashpal singh Noida 50 BECIL/ContractJob/20010 AJAY SINGH BALVEER SINGH Noida 51 BECIL/ContractJob/20039 manju xxxxx Noida 52 BECIL/ContractJob/20069 VIKASH KUMAR RAMJI PRASAD GUPTA Noida 53 BECIL/ContractJob/20081 Shubham Kaushik Suresh Kaushik Noida 54 BECIL/ContractJob/20085 Santosh Kumar Prajapati Amritlal prajapati Noida 55 BECIL/ContractJob/20086 Santosh Kumar Prajapati Amritlal prajapati Noida 56 BECIL/ContractJob/20099 Sanjaya Kumar Badatya Narshu badatya Noida 57 BECIL/ContractJob/20114 Bhuvnesh Tiwari Ramjeevan Tiwari Noida 58 BECIL/ContractJob/20139 ATUL KUMAR RAJVEER SINGH Noida 59 BECIL/ContractJob/20174 vinod kumar mali shiv narayan Noida 60 BECIL/ContractJob/20175 MANISH KUMAR Ranbir Singh Noida 61 BECIL/ContractJob/20177 Kuldeep Sewaram Kashyap Noida 62 BECIL/ContractJob/20181 RAHUL KUMAR SUGRIVE SINGH Noida 63 BECIL/ContractJob/20206 Arun kumar yadav Radeyshyam yadav Noida 64 BECIL/ContractJob/20215 NIRANJAN PATEL SHASHI BHUSHAN PATEL Noida 65 BECIL/ContractJob/20228 Mohit Kashyap Sube singh Kashyap Noida 66 BECIL/ContractJob/20233 GIREESH SHARMA RAMBARAN SHARMA Noida 67 BECIL/ContractJob/20260 RAM KUMAR NARSINGH PAL Noida 68 BECIL/ContractJob/20262 Deepak Rampal Noida 69 BECIL/ContractJob/20291 raushan kumar poddar ARUN KUMAR PODDAR Noida 70 BECIL/ContractJob/20293 Animesh Das Purnachandra Das Noida 71 BECIL/ContractJob/20304 RAM NARESH MOURYA RAM KISHUN MOURYA Noida 72 BECIL/ContractJob/20343 ASHOK KUMAR MEENA KADU RAM MEENA Noida 73 BECIL/ContractJob/20345 Dinesh Kumar Ganesh Singh Noida 74 BECIL/ContractJob/20378 SUMIT KUMAR THAKUR NUNU THAKUR Noida 75 BECIL/ContractJob/20380 AMIT BHUSHAN BRIJ BHUSHAN SINGH Noida 76 BECIL/ContractJob/20409 NARENDER KUMAR RAMPRASHAD Noida 77 BECIL/ContractJob/20412 SHUBHAM BABU MUKESH KUMAR Noida 78 BECIL/ContractJob/20415 Ishwar Chandra Tripathi Late ram naresh tripathi Noida 79 BECIL/ContractJob/20417 RAHUL KUMAR SOM PAL SINGH Noida 80 BECIL/ContractJob/20420 RAJESH KUMAR SAINI CHHOTE LAL SAINI Noida 81 BECIL/ContractJob/20427 RAHUL KUMAR PREMPAL SINGH Noida 82 BECIL/ContractJob/20428 RAJESH KUMAR PRAJAPAT KAILASH CHAND PRAJAPAT Noida 83 BECIL/ContractJob/20451 Naresh Babu Pendyala Noida 84 BECIL/ContractJob/20459 ASHEESH SURENDER KUMAR Noida 85 BECIL/ContractJob/20468 ADESH KUMAR BIJENDRA SINGH Noida 86 BECIL/ContractJob/20469 NARENDER KUMAR RAMPRASHAD Noida 87 BECIL/ContractJob/20471 ABHISHEK KUMAR SHRI RAM ANUGRAH RAY Noida 88 BECIL/ContractJob/20474 DEEPAK KUMAR OM PRAKASH SINGH Noida 89 BECIL/ContractJob/20494 Pankaj Yadav Krishna Nandan Yadav Noida 90 BECIL/ContractJob/20520 AMIT KUMAR RAJ KUMAR Noida 91 BECIL/ContractJob/20521 NITISH KUMAR YOGESH KUMAR Noida 92 BECIL/ContractJob/20534 GYANARANJAN BALIARSINGH 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