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Important Notice Dated: 10.10.2014 Fax No. 0194-2473664 (S) 0191-2545702 (J) www.jkgad.nic.in E-mail [email protected] Government of Jammu and Kashmir General Administration Department (Establishment) Civil Secretariat, Srinagar/Jammu IMPORTANT NOTICE DATED: 10.10.2014 Subject : Short-listing of candidates for the posts of Class-IV advertised by the General Administration Department vide Notification No. 01- GAD of 2014 dated 27.06.2014. Whereas, the General Administration Department vide its Notification No.01-GAD of 2014 dated:27.06.2014 read with other Notices dated 9-07-2014 and 24-07-2014 on the subject, advertised 148 posts of Class-IV with the category-wise break-up contained in the said Notification; and Whereas, the last date for receipt of applications was fixed as 31 st July, 2014; and Whereas, upto the last date of receipt of application forms, 1,17,749 application forms were received against these posts; and Whereas , it is not possible or expedient to call all the candidates for interview; and Whereas, vide Notification No 01-GAD of 2014 dated: 27.06.2014 the following criteria for short-listing of the candidates has already been notified; i. Total points for shortlisting : 100 ii. Weightage to be given to the : 90 Marks obtained in the matriculation iii. Points to be awarded for higher : 10 Qualification (upto 10+2) Page 1 of 29 Whereas, in accordance the above criteria the following number of candidates are required to be called for interview in the ratio of 1:5 category-wise; CATEGORY OM RBA SC ST ALC OSC TOTAL POSTS 84 30 12 15 05 02 148 1:5 420 150 60 75 25 10 740 Whereas, on the basis of the said criteria and conditions of eligibility, the cut off merit has been arrived at for different categories as under:- CATEGORY OM RBA SC ST ALC OSC CUT OFF 88.66 86.14 86.32 78.94 83.98 88.66 MARKS Note: Candidates underage/overage being ineligible have not been considered. Whereas, under some categories, the cut of merit so arrived at is more than that in the OM category and, therefore, the category candidates upto the merit secured by the last Open Merit candidates are to be called over and above the ratio of 1:5 for the interview to avoid any disadvantage to the category candidates; and Whereas, some candidates figure at the cut of merit so arrived, it has been decided to call all such candidates with the uniform merit for interview to avoid any disadvantage/hardship to any candidate(s); and Whereas, on the basis of the above, 785 candidates in the ratio of 1:5 with the above stipulations are now to be called for interview; and Whereas, the list of the candidates so short-listed on the basis of above merit is contained in the Annexure ‘A’ to this Notice; and Whereas, 3% horizontal reservation for Physically Challenged Persons is to be provided under rules; and Whereas, with a view to ensuring that the horizontal reservation is provided to the Physically Challenged Persons, 20 candidates under this category are also to be called for interview which have been included in the above list; and Whereas, in case any candidate(s) who has/have applied against the posts of Class-IV so advertised vide Notification No.01-GAD of 2014 Dated:27.06.2014 and fall(s) in the above cut of merit but do(es) not Page 2 of 29 figure in the list enclosed may, alongwith documentary evidence of having applied for the post, represent to the GAD within a period of seven days from the date publication of this Notice and may also forward the representation to the address of Additional Secretary to Government, GAD (Establishment) for settlement of his claim in accordance with the rules on the following email: sc.chibber @ gmail.com The interview schedule of the short-listed candidates shall be notified separately. The candidates so short-listed are advised to keep following documents in original ready for scrutiny at the time of interview before the Interview Committee:- (i) 1. Matriculation Certificate along with Marks Card 2. 10+2 Certificate along with Marks Card 3. Date of Birth Certificate 4. Permanent Resident Certificate. 5. Category Certificate. (ii) self attested photostat copies of above certificates be also produced at the time of interview before the Interview Committee (iii) an undertaking by the candidate(s) so short-listed to the effect that information furnished by him is correct and in case of any false information, the candidate shall be personally responsible for the same and shall be liable for disqualification without any notice. Note : The shortlisting of the candidates is purely provisional and any candidate who has filled in wrong information in the application form and figures in the list so shortlisted, on the basis of such false information he/she shall be disqualified from interview process on production/verification of his/her certificates at the time of interview. (Mohammad Ashraf Bukhari ) IAS Secretary to Government General Administration Department No.GAD(Est)Misc-13/2010-IV Dated:10.10.2014 Page 3 of 29 Annexure –A to the Notice dated: 10.10.2014 [The list is in alphabetical order ] SNO FORM NO NAME PARENTAGE ADDRESS MCAT 1 032051 AABID HUSAIN ALI MOHAMMAD RATHER MOHALLA WATLAR NEAR OM/PHC RATHER RATHER LAR GANDERBAL 2 065020 AABID HUSSAIN AB RASHID HAJAM HNO 149 NAIDPORA OKEY VILLAGE RBA HAJAM OKEY KULGAM 3 099574 AABID HUSSAIN NAIK GH MO HAMMAD NAIK NAIKPORA NEAR JAMIA MASJID OM KULGAM 4 084498 AABID HUSSAIN TARIQ HUSSAIN MAWER AT PRESENT DRUNGSOO RBA QURESHI QURESHI MAWER HANDWARA 5 080553 AABID HUSSAIN NAZIR AHMAD WANI KULGAM RBA WANI 6 082180 AABID HUSSAIN NAZIR AHMAD WANI KULGA M RBA WANI 7 044576 AADIL AHMAD DAR MOHD AKBAR DAR HNO 19 BRAH RANIPORA ANANTNAG RBA 8 081405 AADIL HUSSAIN DAR GULAM MOHAMMAD DAR MOHALLA CHATTABUGH OM DAR BUDGAM 9 029471 AADIL HUSSAIN SHAH MUSHTAQ AHMAD HNO 35 UMMER COLONY OM SHAH UPPERPORA NOWPORA TEN DOORU SHSHABAD 10 097629 AADIL RASHID ABDUL RASHID TAILEE WAYIL GANDERBAL OSC TAILEE 11 064808 AAMIR ALI KHAN ALI MOHAMMAD HNO 176 BAMLOORA NEAR PUBLIC OM KHAN PARK GANDERBAL 12 028114 AAMIR NAZIR GANIE NAZIR AHMAD GANIE H NO 12 FRISAL NEAR JAMIA MASJID OM KULGAM 13 021323 AAMIR RASHID BEIGH AB RASHID BEIGH VILL HADIGAM TEH & DISTT OM KULGAM JK 14 014236 AAMIR UL AKBAR MOHD AKBAR DAR HNO. 50A DARBAGH AGLAR NEAR OM DAR MASJID-SHARIEF 15 061203 AARIF MUNWAR MUHAMMAD MUJNEAR RAJOURI PULWAMA| PULWAMA| OM MIR 16 101022 AARTI LALOTRA MULKH RAJ CHACK DRAB KHAN PO LACHHI PUR OM TEH KATHUA DISTT KATHUA 17 031146 AASHIF RASHID DAR ABDUL RASHID DAR BADIPORA CHADOORA BUDGAM RBA 18 058922 AASILFA MAQBOOL MOHAMMAD NARUPORA KOKERNAG ANATNAG RBA TANTRAY MARBOOL TANTRAY 19 065548 AASIMA ASHRAF MOHD ASHRAF BHAT HARDUTOORU ANANTNAG OM ANANTNAG 20 005175 ABDUL MAJEED MOHD AYUOB VILLAGE GOWALTA TEH URI DISTT ST BARAMULLA 21 164110 ABDUL MAJID ABDUL HANIEF GURSAI MENDHAR POONCH ST 22 034617 ABDUL MATEEN MOHAMMAD AHSAN DOBIPORA IMAMSAHIB SHOPIAN RBA WANI WANI 23 092327 ABDUL RASHID MOHAMMAD HAYAT BADERKAL HANDWARA KUPWARA RBA GANIE GANIE 24 073414 ABDUL ROUF BHAT REYAZ AHMAD BHAT AZADPORA ANCHIDORA ANCHIDORA OM NEAR PHC ANANTNAG 25 022910 ABDUL ROUF GANAIE GHULAM MOH AMMAD GANAPORA LANGATE HANDWARA OM/PHC GANAIE KUPWARA KASHMIR 26 083600 ABDUR ROUF LAWAY GH HASSAN LAWAY AHMAD ABAD D H PORA KULGAM RBA 27 198708 ABHIKASH KESHAV SHARMA RO UPPER HARSATH VILL POST OM UPADHAYA OFFICE GHAGWAL TEH AND DIST SAMBA 28 111065 ABHINANDAN YASH PAUL SHARMA PWD COLONY WARD NO 1 SHAHIDI OM SHARMA CHOWK KATHUA 29 193712 ABHISHEK SINGH PRITHI SINGH VILL GURHA BAILDARAN PO TEH OM HIRANAGAR DISTT KATHUA JAMMU Page 4 of 29 30 092296 ABID BASHIR PEER BASHIR AHMAD PEER H NO 33 TARATH PORA NEAR JAMIA RBA MASJID TARATHPORA KUPWARA 31 025493 ABID MAJED AB MAJID BHAT BATA PORA BUGAM CHADOORA OM BUDGAM 32 129129 ABILASH SHARMA MOTO LAL SHARMA VILLAGE THANGER PALLANWALA PO ALC PALLANWALA TEH AKHNOOR DISTT JAMMU 33 146897 ABINASH KUMAR MUKAND LAL LOORKOTE NADYALA BAGALA TEH SC RAJOURI DISTRICT RAJOURI 34 080352 AB -RAFEE -BHAT MOHAMMAD - KERAWA -MANLOO BHAT - RBA ABDULLAH-BHAT MOHALLAH SHOPIAN 35 010939 ABUDL ROUF BHAT REYAZ AHMAD BHAT AZADPORA ANCHIDORA NEAR PHC OM ANANTNAG 36 144989 ACHAL KHOKHER RAVINDER KUM AR VPO GANIA TEH NOWSHERA DIS - ALC RAJOURI 37 047055 ADFAR AMIN DR MOHD AMINDAR BATENGOO KHANABAL ANANTNAG OM KASHMIR 38 099416 ADIL BASHIR BASHIR AHMAD NAIK BHAN NEAR ZIYARAT SHARIEF OM KULGAM 39 079897 ADIL BASHIR | BASHIR HAMD WAGAY UDIPORA PANZGAM PU LWAMA| OM 40 084979 ADIL FAROOQ BHAT FAROOQ AHMAD BHAT HAFTYARBAL SAFAKADAL OM 41 023807 ADIL HUSSAIN LONE AB QUDOOS LONE MANIGAM VESSU TEH DEVSAR DISTT OM KULGAM 42 024821 ADIL MOHAMAD DAR GH MOHAMMAD DAR HNO 88 BATAPORA TEH BEERWAH OM DIST BUDGAM 43 028783 ADIL RASHID MIR ABDUL RASHID MIR H NO. 473 BEMINA BILAL COLONY OM NEAR SHARJAH GROUND SRINAGAR 44 177681 ADITI SHARMA ARUN KUMAR SHARMA WARD NO 8 NEAR DANGESHWAR OM TEMPLE MAIN BAAZAR SAMBA 45 197119 ADITI SHARMA ARUN KUMAR SHARMA WARD NO 8 NEAR DANGESHWAR OM TEMPLE MAIN BAZAR SAMBA 46 195366 ADITYA KHAJURIA RAJINDER PARSHAD VPO BHADDU TEH BILLAWAR DISTT OM KHAJURIA KATHUA JK 47 127148 ADITYA PRASHAR VIDYA SAGAR NR MATADOOR STAND MUTHI OM JAMMU 48 198067 ADITYA SLATHIA KEWAL SINGH VPO GURHA SL ATHIANA MANDI UDH OM TEH & DIST SAMBA 49 017573 ADMEENA JAVED JAVED AHMD WANI SHR 1 SHRI KHRWWE PULWAMA| OM PULWAMA| 50 007763 AFREEN AHMAD AB MAJID BHAT BATWIN NEAR HIGHER SEC. RBA BHAT GANDERBAL 51 080803 AFREEN HASSAN GH HASSAN SOFI HNO 10 PUT JAWAHA RNAGAR NEAR OM WATER TANKY SRINAGAR 52 068421 AFSHANA RASOOL GHULAM RASOOL HNO 17 AZAD BASTI NR CRPF CAMP OM SRINAGAR 53 119644 AFTAB FAROOQ MOHD FAROOQ RO DHANGRI PO DFHANFO TH DTT ST RAJOURI 54 043133 AHMAD ALI MOHD HUSSAIN APATEE LUNGBA SOTH KARGIL ST 55 027292 AIJAZ AHMAD BHAT L MOHAMMAD BANPORA PAIMUS PAIMUS BUDGAM RBA SULTAN BHAT 56 098463 AIJAZ AHMAD GORSI SALAM DIN GORSI KHOODI SURIGAM LOLAB ST 57 006027 AIJAZ AHMAD WANI NAZIR AHMAD WNI RAINAWRI NEAR GOVT BOYS HIGH OM SCHOOL SRINAGAR 58 01881 0 AIJAZ BASHIR BASHIR AHAMD AWHATO NEAR JAMIA MASJID OM EYTOO KULGAM 59 098065 AIMAN MUSTQEEM FAROOQ AHMAD BHAT NEW COLONEY BATAMALO OM SRINAGAR 60 030319 AIMAN RASHID AB RASHID ZARGAR 264 NOOR BAGH BARAMULLA NEAR OM BLOCK OFFICE NEAR POLICE STATION BARAMULLA 61 028484 AITAZ HUSSAIN DAR LT.
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