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4Th List Total 157 List of Selected Candidates Those Who Cleared UPSC/SSC/State Pscs Prelims Exam Name of Family Sr No 4th list Total 157 List of Selected candidates those who cleared UPSC/SSC/State PSCs Prelims Exam Name of Family Sr No. Exam Roll Amount Sr. No. a/c typeBeneficiery name address/phone/e-mail id Date of Birth State Gender Community Exam and Annual IFSC Code Beneciery A/c No. Allotted No. Admissible Year Income VILL- HINCHAGERIA, P.O. NARAYAN DARI, DISTT. MEDNIPUR, WEST BENGAL- WEST WBCS- 1 1 SK REJWAN ALI 19/04/1990 MALE MUSLIM 1103125 30,000/- SBIN0011387 30851582702 50,000/- 721659, MOB-9735253561, ENGAL 2015 EMAIL- [email protected] C/O HIRU BARIWALA, 13A/2 CHAMRU KHANSAMA LANE, WEST WBCS- 2 2 SARWAR HOSSAIN KOLKATA-700017, MOB- 30/01/1985 MALE MUSLIM 0115324 3,32,631/- SBIN0008212 20096348162 50,000/- ENGAL 2015 981428240, EMAIL- [email protected] 4/1, H/4, J.K. GHOSH ROAD, WEST WBCS- 3 3 HENA KAUSAR BELGACHIA KOLKATA-700037, 25/03/1989 FEMALE MUSLIM 0104050 84,000/- UTBI0BCH181 0422010175197 50,000/- ENGAL 2015 MOB-9830279122, EMAIL- H/O KHARDAH MASJID COMMITTEE, NEAR CHOTI MASJID, S.V.B P. PATH. P.O. WEST WBCS- 4 4 KASIF SABIR 10.10.1984 MALE MUSLIM 0502718 1,44,000/- CBIN0283982 3482813551 50,000/- TITAGARH, KOLKATA-700119, ENGAL 2015 MOB-9007640995, EMAIL- [email protected] CHATRABANDHU MESS, COPP. KRISHNAPUR, HIGH SCHOOL, WEST WBCS- 5 5 MD SALEM VILL- KRISHNA PUR, P.O 15/02/1986 MALE MUSLIM 0800168 72,000/- SBIN0002033 30241521844 50,000/- ENGAL 2015 RAJABATI, DISTT- BURDWAN- 04, MOB-9735183239, EMAIL- ISLAMIA RICE MILL, KALBAZAR, VILL-PURUSHOTTAMPUR, P.O.+P.S.-PANDUA, DISTT- WEST WBCS- 6 6 SUMAITA AZRAA 11.05.1989 FEMALE MUSLIM 0800238 55,000/- ALLA0213372 50294000794 50,000/- HOOGHLY, PIN-712149, MOB- ENGAL 2015 9874091921, EMAIL- [email protected] C/O-SAMSUL HAQUE, 126, B.B. GHOSH ROAD, TENJULTALA, WEST WBCS- 7 7 WASIM HAQUE BURDWAN-713101, MOB- 02.07.1990 MALE MUSLIM 0801774 1,95,000/- IOBA0001479 147901000007019 50,000/- ENGAL 2015 9475362050, EMAIL- [email protected] VILL-MIRZAPUR, P.O. BARAPALASHON, P.S. MEMARI, DISTT, DURDAWAN- WEST WBCS- 8 8 SAIRIN PARVIN 713426, MOB-9432667010, 02.02.1986 FEMALE MUSLIM 0807659 18,000/- BKID0004236 423610100010909 50,000/- ENGAL 2015 EMAIL- [email protected] M 6 NIL MADHAB SENLANE, SAYED MD A KOLKATA-700076, MOB- WEST WBCS- 9 9 09.06.1984 MALE MUSLIM 0113830 1,20,000/- SBIN0001139 34940127312 50,000/- RAHMAN BARKATI 9339337038, EMAIL- ENGAL 2015 [email protected] VILL-P.O.KUTUBGANJ, P.S. RATUA, DISTT-MALDA-732102, MD ABDUL WEST WBCS- 10 10 MOB-9593837411, EMAIL- 06.02.1982 MALE MUSLIM 1402027 60,000/- SBIN0009319 31734449666 50,000/- ZABBAR ENGAL 2015 [email protected] OM 4/1, H/4 J.K. GHOSH ROAD, BELGACHIA, KOLKATA- WEST WBCS- 11 11 RANA KAUSER 700037,MOB-9830279122, 25/03/1989 FEMALE MUSLIM 0101349 84,000/- UTBI0BCH181 0422010175180 50,000/- ENGAL 2015 EMAIL- [email protected] 10/1 PRIYA MANNA BUSTI 2ND BYE LANE SHIBPUR, HOWRAH-711102, MOB- WEST WBCS- 12 12 WASIM IQBAL 05.12.1989 MALE MUSLIM 0114387 2,40,000/- SBIN0004284 34618121900 50,000/- 9330535159, EMAIL- ENGAL 2015 [email protected] M 70/71, PHEARS LANE, WEST WBCS- 13 13 FAIZAN JAWED KOLKATA-700073, MOB- 14/01/1986 MALE MUSLIM 0204729 1,10,000/- SBIN0000144 35107852649 50,000/- ENGAL 2015 8981395053 1/2, H/10, JIBAN KRISHNA GHOSH ROAD, BELGACHIAA, WEST WBCS- 14 14 NILOFER YASMEEN KOLKATA700037, MOB- 15/01/1991 FEMALE MUSLIM 0110223 1,80,000/- UTBI0BCH181 0422010179089 50,000/- ENGAL 2015 9804664113, EMIAL- [email protected] 21, JAYA BIBI ROAD, P.O. GHUSURI, P.S. BELUR, DISTT- HOWRAH, MOB-9038390913, WEST WBCS- 15 15 PERVEZ ALAM 25/02/1990 MALE MUSLIM 0705354 60,000/- SBIN0001377 32747076008 50,000/- EMAIL- ENGAL 2015 [email protected] M 45/1, JAYA BIBI ROAD, P.O- GHUSURI, P.S. BELUR, DISTT- HOWRAH, PIN-711107, MOB- WEST WBCS- 16 16 ZAID AHSAN 01.06.1988 MALE MUSLIM 0704524 60,000/- SBIN0004640 34109256313 50,000/- 9038012330, EMAIL- ENGAL 2015 [email protected] M VILL-MAHISHYA PARA, PO.PS- DUMKAL, DISTT- WEST WBCS- 17 17 SABIR AKTER MURSHIDABAD, PIN-742303, 04.02.1990 MALE MUSLIM 0108818 1,32,756/- SBIN0002055 30508762051 50,000/- ENGAL 2015 MOB-9593932572, EMAIL- [email protected] VILL-JOYRAMPUR, P.O- DOMKAL, DIST- WEST WBCS- 18 18 MD ANISUJJAMAN MURSHIDABAD,-742303, MOB- 15/4/1983 MALE MUSLIM 0103121 1,00,000/- SBIN0002020 35164479019 50,000/- ENGAL 2015 9968914001, EMAIL- [email protected] 83F/H/3, BELGACHIA ROAD, WEST WBCS- 19 19 SAMINA NAAZ KOLKATA-700037, MOB- 19/01/1990 FEMALE MUSLIM 0112752 84,000/- UTBI0BCH181 0422010175173 50,000/- ENGAL 2015 8820138450, EMAIL- VILL-MOTHIRAPUR, P.O. CHANDANESHWAR, P.S. BHANGORE, DIST-24 WEST WBCS- 20 20 MOJAHIDUL ISLAM PARGANAS (SOUTH) PIN- 03.07.1992 MALE MUSLIM 0201398 60,000/- IOBA0001427 142701000004946 50,000/- ENGAL 2015 743330, MOB-8647965254, EMAIL- MILTONISLAM192GMAIL.COM VILL+PO-MAHISAR, P.S- KHARGRAM, DIST- WEST WBCS- 21 21 MIR AFIKUL ALAM MURSHIDABAD-742147, MOB- 25/07/1993 MALE MUSLIM 0201330 24,000/- SBIN0013984 32008630914 50,000/- ENGAL 2015 9734254266, EMAIL- [email protected] 1/7A/12, J.K GHOSH ROAD, BELGACHIA, KOLKATA-700037, WEST WBCS- 22 22 FARAH SALIM 28/08/1989 MALE MUSLIM 0107644 1,20,000/- SBIN0011537 30427449346 50,000/- MOB-9874044216, EMAIL- ENGAL 2015 [email protected] VILL-KARAMJEE, P.O- GOSSAINPUR, P.S-MURARAI, MD WEST WBCS- 23 23 DIST-BIRBHUM-731220, MOB- 01.12.1991 MALE MUSLIM 0804863 80,000/- UCBA0002212 22120110058497 50,000/- HASANUZZAMAN ENGAL 2015 8926269679, EMAIL- [email protected] VILL-CHAR NABIN GANJ, P.O. CHARMOKTARPUR, P.S.- THANAR PARA, DIST-NADIA- MINARUL ISLAM WEST WBCS- 24 24 741152, MOB-9051105676, 04.10.1988 MALE MUSLIM 0204687 45,000/- PUNB0009100 0091001500000420 50,000/- BISWAS ENGAL 2015 EMAIL- MINARULISLAMBISWAS@GM AIL.COM VILL-BAHIRCHANDANPUR, P.O.- BASUDEVPUR, P.S-ULUBERIA, DIST-HOWRAH-711316, MOB- WEST WBCS- 25 25 SK MD ASHIQUE 09.06.1988 MALE MUSLIM 0114517 1,20,000/- SBIN0001715 20104963385 50,000/- 9804921790, EMAIL- ENGAL 2015 [email protected] OM 4/1G, CONVENT LANE, P.O.- TANGRA, P.S-ENTALLY, WEST WBCS- 26 26 AQIB KHAN KOLKATA-700015, MOB- 02.10.1991 MALE MUSLIM 0105403 1,20,000/- CNRB0000148 0148101022157 50,000/- ENGAL 2015 9883777903, EMAIL- [email protected] 45/1, JAYA BIBI ROAD, P.O- GHUSURI, P.S. BELUR, DISTT- HOWRAH, PIN-711107, MOB- WEST WBCS- 27 27 IBRAHIM PARVEZ 18/12/1988 MALE MUSLIM 0703509 2,64,756/- SBIN0012360 34249522976 50,000/- 9007779511, EMAIL- ENGAL 2015 [email protected] OM 11/H/3, ALIMUDIN STREET, MD KOLKATA-700016, MOB- WEST WBCS- 28 28 10.10.1990 MALE MUSLIM 0100846 72,000/- UBIN0545465 454602010285546 50,000/- ZEESHANUDDIN 8961948799, EMAIL- ENGAL 2015 [email protected] MIRCHAK (BATTALI), BESIDE ORIENTAL GRILL FACTORY, P.S- MD SAIMUR E.B, P.O+DT-MALDA-732101, WEST WBCS- 29 29 03.04.1989 MALE MUSLIM 1403149 2,10,000/- SBIN0008436 33060050547 50,000/- RAHMAN MOB-9614179593, EMAIL- ENGAL 2015 SAMIUR.RAHMAN.MAIL@GM AIL.COM VILL-SUJAPUR (BISWAPARA), P.O-SUJAPUR, P.S-KALIACHAK, WEST WBCS- 30 30 ABDUR RAHIM 03.01.1993 MALE MUSLIM 0108822 90,000/- SBIN0006810 30830214426 50,000/- DIST-MALDA-732206, MOB- ENGAL 2015 7384176489, EMAIL- VILL-HABASOUR MATH PARA, P.O. HABASPUR, P.SBHAGWANGOLA, DISTT- MD AMIR WEST WBCS- 31 31 MURSHIDABAD-742135, MOB- 25/01/1990 MALE MUSLIM 1306512 1,32,000/- SBIN0008855 11877014617 50,000/- HOSSAIN ENGAL 2015 9932556308, EMAIL- AMIRHOSSAIN200012@GMAIL .COM 1/6R, K.K. GHOSH ROAD, BELGACHIA, KOLKATA-700037, WEST WBCS- 32 32 MD NASIM MOB-7890767560, EMAIL- 03.10.1987 MALE MUSLIM 0107646 72,000/- SBIN0001747 30310406007 50,000/- ENGAL 2015 [email protected] M VILL-SOUTH NAGARTALA, P.O.- NAGARTALA, P.S-JIBANTALA, DIST-24 PDS-743376, MOB- WEST WBCS- 33 33 JAHIRUL SARDAR 17/05/1992 MALE MUSLIM 0300375 1,80,000/- SBIN0014030 32922164895 50,000/- 9093969006, EMAIL- ENGAL 2015 [email protected] M VILL-SANKATI, P.O- ASTOGHORIA, PS.-KALNA, HABIBULLA WEST WBCS- 34 34 BURDWAN-713405, MOB- 13/01/1981 MALE MUSLIM 0806328 80,000/- ANDB0001262 126210100061895 50,000/- MONDAL ENGAL 2015 9547799966, [email protected] VILL-MADHABPUR, P.O- BHANGAR-NARAYANPUR, DIST- MD ROFIQUL WEST WBCS- 35 35 SOUTH24, PRAGNAS-743502, 27/10/1991 MALE MUSLIM 0111581 3,00,000/- SBIN0010540 32558181187 50,000/- MOLLA ENGAL 2015 MOB-8506808792, EMAIL- [email protected] 34, MUFIDUL ISLAM LANE, P.O: INTALLY, P.S.- BENIAPUKUR, DISTT-KOLKATA- WEST WBCS- 36 36 SUJAUL ISLAM 17/12/1987 MALE MUSLIM 0117026 48,000/- SBIN0001830 34251014163 50,000/- 700014, MOB-9883467597, ENGAL 2015 EMAIL- [email protected] VILL-DIHIGRAM, P.O.- DAFAHAT, P.S-SUTI, DIST- WEST WBCS- 37 37 AZFARUL ISLAM MURSHIDABAD,-742224, MOB- 05.07.1991 MALE MUSLIM 1304137 2,40,000/- SBIN0009174 11887096019 50,000/- ENGAL 2015 9804906547, EMAIL- [email protected] VILL-ALINAGAR, P.O. ISLAMPUR, DIST-NORTH, AZINISH HUSSAIN WEST WBCS- 38 38 DINAJPUR, WEST BENGAL- 19/12/1986 MALE MUSLIM 0108447 1,80,000/- SBIN0000245 32436369113 50,000/- SHINE ENGAL 2015 733202, MOB-9614142156, [email protected] ASIF MANZIL, AZAD NAGAR, ISLAMPUR, UTTAR DINAJPUR- WEST WBCS- 39 39 ASIF EKBAL 10.10.1989 MALE MUSLIM 0112653 3,60,000/- SBIN0015948 33939337036 50,000/- 733202, MOB-, EMAIL- ENGAL 2015 [email protected] NADHPUR, BALIADANGA, MURUTIA, NADIA-741152, KAMAL HOSSIAN WEST WBCS- 40 40 MOB-9735361516, EMAIL- 13/03/1987 MALE MUSLIM 0114345 72,000/- SBIN0003735 32577558052 50,000/- MITHUN ENGAL 2015 KNIGHTSANGEL2012@GMAIL. COM VILL-MAKUL PUR, P.O- SAYEDPUR, P.S-KALIACHAK, GOLAM SARWAR DISTT-MALDA-732206, MOB- WEST WBCS- 41 41 24/10/1989 MALE MUSLIM 0107239 3,63,300/- PUNB0140100 1401001500001797 50,000/- AMBIWA 9062756483, EMAIL- ENGAL 2015 GOALMSARWARAMBIWA@G MAIL.COM VILL-RAGHUNATHPUR, P.O- PUJALI, P.S.
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