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Board of School Education Haryana, Bhiwani Secondary Regular Examination Mar-2019 (Top 10 Students) Page: 1 BOARD OF SCHOOL EDUCATION HARYANA, BHIWANI SECONDARY REGULAR EXAMINATION MAR-2019 (TOP 10 STUDENTS) PAGE: 1 ROLL NO NAME/FATHER NAME/MOTHER NAME DOB MARKS PHOTO ENROLLMENT NO GENDER/MOBILE TOTAL MARKS 23/11/2004 2019267344 HIMANSHU HIN 099 ENG 099MAT 100 497 POSITION : 1 JAI SINGH GENDER : M GLS :A+ SOS094 SCT 099 DRA 100 18-1-JH-190-0036 VEENA MOB:9466676647 SCHOOL : (07190) NEWTON HIGH SCHOOL,JHAJJAR, DISTRICT :JHAJJAR 17/06/2004 2019423388 SANJU HIN 098 ENG 099MAT 100 497 POSITION : 1 RAMPAL GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS098 SCT 100 SAN 100 18-1-PP-231-0040 ANJU MOB:9215511852 SCHOOL : (14231) ASHADEEP ADARSH HIGH SCHOOL,KARHANS, DISTRICT :PANIPAT 13/12/2003 2019352532 ISHA DEVI HIN 099 ENG 100MAT 100 497 POSITION : 1 DHARMENDER KUMAR GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS098 SCT 096 SAN 100 18-1-KT-315-0056 RAJRANI DEVI MOB:9050880425 SCHOOL : (10315) SHIV SHIKSHA NIKETAN SR SEC SCHOOL,SANGHAN, DISTRICT :KAITHAL 19/06/2003 2019307358 SHALINI HIN 098 ENG 100MAT 100 497 POSITION : 1 KRISHAN KUMAR GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS092 SCT 100 PHE 099 18-1-JI-735-0055 SHARMILA MOB:9466584198 SCHOOL : (08735) MAHARISHI DAYANAND PUBLIC SCHOOL,NARWANA, DISTRICT :JIND 17/10/2003 2019233521 NIDHI HIN 098 ENG 099MAT 100 496 POSITION : 2 DALBIR SINGH GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS098 SCT 099 MHV 100 18-1-HI-171-0005 SUSHILA MOB:9416244158 SCHOOL : (06171) CAPT R C SR SEC SCHOOL SHIV NAGAR,HISAR, DISTRICT :HISAR 26/09/2003 2019190059 RITIKA HIN 090 ENG 099MAT 100 496 POSITION : 2 CHARAN SINGH GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS099 SCT 099 BAI 099 18-1-FT-178-0088 SALINDRA MOB:9416543929 SCHOOL : (04178) GOVT SR SEC SCHOOL,GAJUWALA, DISTRICT :FATEHABAD 20/07/2003 2019423387 TANNU HIN 099 ENG 087MAT 100 496 POSITION : 2 RAMESH CHANDER GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS097 SCT 100 SAN 100 18-1-PP-231-0074 BINDO DEVI MOB:8510016061 SCHOOL : (14231) ASHADEEP ADARSH HIGH SCHOOL,KARHANS, DISTRICT :PANIPAT BOARD OF SCHOOL EDUCATION HARYANA, BHIWANI SECONDARY REGULAR EXAMINATION MAR-2019 (TOP 10 STUDENTS) PAGE: 2 ROLL NO NAME/FATHER NAME/MOTHER NAME DOB MARKS PHOTO ENROLLMENT NO GENDER/MOBILE TOTAL MARKS 15/11/2002 2019479161 DIVYA HIN 097 ENG 099MAT 100 496 POSITION : 2 MURLIDHAR GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS095 SCT 100 PUN 100 18-1-SI-074-0030 SUNITA MOB:9354820332 SCHOOL : (17074) SARASWATI HIGH SCHOOL,ELLENABAD, DISTRICT :SIRSA 12/07/2004 2019303424 EKTA HIN 098 ENG 100MAT 100 495 POSITION : 3 JITENDER GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS099 SCT 098 PHE 085 18-1-JI-588-0116 POOJA MOB:9813860493 SCHOOL : (08588) SURAJ BHAN MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL,KAKROD, DISTRICT :JIND 03/04/2004 2019490499 MUSKAN HIN 098 ENG 099MAT 100 495 POSITION : 3 SANJAY KUMAR GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS084 SCT 098 SAN 100 18-1-SI-300-0013 REKHA RANI MOB:8059857266 SCHOOL : (17300) S S JAIN GIRLS SR SEC SCHOOL,SIRSA, DISTRICT :SIRSA 14/12/2003 2019423896 SAHIL BHARDWAJ HIN 090 ENG 099MAT 098 495 POSITION : 3 VIVEK BHARDWAJ GENDER : M GLS :A+ SOS099 SCT 100 CPU 099 18-1-PP-242-0079 POONAM MOB:9416786942 SCHOOL : (14242) NATIONAL SR SEC SCHOOL KRISHANPURA,PANIPAT, DISTRICT :PANIPAT 07/09/2003 2019303141 CHHAYA HIN 098 ENG 086MAT 100 495 POSITION : 3 HANSRAJ GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS099 SCT 100 MHV 098 18-1-JI-581-0031 SALOCHANA MOB:9466304660 SCHOOL : (08581) GYAN SAROVER VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL,JIND, DISTRICT :JIND 19/08/2003 2019302661 ANSHU HIN 099 ENG 098MAT 100 495 POSITION : 3 DEVENDER GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS098 SCT 100 MHV 097 18-1-JI-567-0050 SUNITA MOB:9466320311 SCHOOL : (08567) EVEREST HIGH SCHOOL,BRAD BUANA, DISTRICT :JIND 10/02/2003 2019252781 POOJA DEVI HIN 100 ENG 096MAT 100 495 POSITION : 3 ISHWER SINGH GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS097 SCT 099 HOS 099 18-1-HI-672-0001 RAJPATI MOB:9992610336 SCHOOL : (06672) ARYA SR.SEC.SCHOOL,HAIBATPUR, DISTRICT :HISAR BOARD OF SCHOOL EDUCATION HARYANA, BHIWANI SECONDARY REGULAR EXAMINATION MAR-2019 (TOP 10 STUDENTS) PAGE: 3 ROLL NO NAME/FATHER NAME/MOTHER NAME DOB MARKS PHOTO ENROLLMENT NO GENDER/MOBILE TOTAL MARKS 29/12/2002 2019523355 SHUBHANSHU KUMAR OJHA HIN 097 ENG 099MAT 100 495 POSITION : 3 BIRENDER MOHAN OJHA GENDER : M GLS :A+ SOS096 SCT 099 PHE 100 18-1-SO-594-0032 KANCHAN DEVI MOB:9896103883 SCHOOL : (18594) SARASWATI SR SEC SCHOOL,ASSAWARPUR, DISTRICT :SONEPAT 25/06/2002 2019192803 NIDHI HIN 085 ENG 098MAT 100 495 POSITION : 3 KAMLESH GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS098 SCT 099 PHE 100 18-1-FT-236-0007 MEERA MOB:9729788394 SCHOOL : (04236) ARYAN SAINT SOPHIA HIGH SCHOOL,BHATTU KALAN, DISTRICT :FATEHABAD 01/07/2004 2019476297 RIYA HIN 099 ENG 096MAT 100 494 POSITION : 4 RAJESH KUMAR GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS098 SCT 099 SAN 098 18-1-SI-022-0042 SAROJ MOB:9466457620 SCHOOL : (17022) GOVT HIGH SCHOOL,BARASARI, DISTRICT :SIRSA 09/06/2004 2019503805 SANDHYA HIN 098 ENG 100MAT 100 494 POSITION : 4 SURESH KUMAR GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS094 SCT 099 SAN 097 18-1-SO-074-0060 SUNITA DEVI MOB:9466322780 SCHOOL : (18074) JANTA SR SEC SCHOOL,BUTANA, DISTRICT :SONEPAT 29/04/2004 2019493497 MANJOT KAUR HIN 096 ENG 100MAT 100 494 POSITION : 4 DHEERA SINGH GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS098 SCT 097 PUN 099 18-1-SI-434-0009 SUKHDEEP KAUR MOB:9416523190 SCHOOL : (17434) ADARSH SR SEC SCHOOL,LAKHUANA, DISTRICT :SIRSA 08/11/2003 2019131373 ANKUSH HIN 098 ENG 098MAT 100 494 POSITION : 4 DINESH KUMAR GENDER : M GLS :A+ SOS086 SCT 098 SAN 100 18-1-BH-290-0003 GEETA DEVI MOB:9991765311 SCHOOL : (02290) ADARSH SR SEC SCHOOL,KAIRU, DISTRICT :BHIWANI 28/10/2003 2019500804 ASTHA HIN 098 ENG 097MAT 099 494 POSITION : 4 NARENDER GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS093 SCT 100 SAN 100 18-1-SO-011-0046 KAVITA MOB:9671065117 SCHOOL : (18011) RAJ KUMAR MEMORIAL SR SEC SCHOOL,SHAMRI, DISTRICT :SONEPAT BOARD OF SCHOOL EDUCATION HARYANA, BHIWANI SECONDARY REGULAR EXAMINATION MAR-2019 (TOP 10 STUDENTS) PAGE: 4 ROLL NO NAME/FATHER NAME/MOTHER NAME DOB MARKS PHOTO ENROLLMENT NO GENDER/MOBILE TOTAL MARKS 15/09/2003 2019184564 LIZA HIN 099 ENG 098MAT 096 494 POSITION : 4 RAJ KUMAR GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS099 SCT 098 SAN 100 18-1-FT-080-0028 RENU MOB:8059972871 SCHOOL : (04080) TAGORE MODEL SCHOOL,FATEHABAD, DISTRICT :FATEHABAD 01/09/2003 2019126861 NEHA HIN 098 ENG 099MAT 098 494 POSITION : 4 RANDHIR GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS090 SCT 099 PHE 100 18-1-BH-150-0041 SUMAN MOB:9728272497 SCHOOL : (02150) ADARSH HIGH SCHOOL,CHANG, DISTRICT :BHIWANI 25/01/2003 2019192930 REETU HIN 098 ENG 100MAT 099 494 POSITION : 4 RAMESH KUMAR GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS096 SCT 098 PUN 099 18-1-FT-238-0016 SUMAN DEVI MOB:1667264401 SCHOOL : (04238) CITY SR.SEC SCHOOL,BHIRDANA, DISTRICT :FATEHABAD 15/12/2002 2019234664 SEEMA KUMARI HIN 098 ENG 098MAT 099 494 POSITION : 4 SATISH KUMAR GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS094 SCT 099 MHV 100 18-1-HI-203-0013 MUKESH DEVI MOB:9671224135 SCHOOL : (06203) HOLY CHILD SR SEC SCHOOL SURYA NAGAR,HISAR, DISTRICT :HISAR 27/09/2004 2019423392 SWEETY HIN 099 ENG 097MAT 100 493 POSITION : 5 JAI KUWAR GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS095 SCT 099 SAN 098 18-1-PP-231-0088 SUNITA MOB:9467572576 SCHOOL : (14231) ASHADEEP ADARSH HIGH SCHOOL,KARHANS, DISTRICT :PANIPAT 21/08/2004 2019267090 ANNU MALIK HIN 099 ENG 097MAT 099 493 POSITION : 5 MUKESH MALIK GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS077 SCT 099 SAN 099 18-1-GU-331-0006 PINKI MOB:8708835770 SCHOOL : (07178) GOVT GIRLS SR SEC SCHOOL,JHAJJAR, DISTRICT :JHAJJAR 10/07/2004 2019609741 CHANCHAL HIN 099 ENG 095MAT 099 493 POSITION : 5 ANIL KUMAR GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS097 SCT 098 PHE 100 18-1-CD-182-0036 SUNITA MOB:9813899080 SCHOOL : (22070) SHADI LAL HIGH SCHOOL,CHIRYA, DISTRICT :CHARKHI DADRI BOARD OF SCHOOL EDUCATION HARYANA, BHIWANI SECONDARY REGULAR EXAMINATION MAR-2019 (TOP 10 STUDENTS) PAGE: 5 ROLL NO NAME/FATHER NAME/MOTHER NAME DOB MARKS PHOTO ENROLLMENT NO GENDER/MOBILE TOTAL MARKS 16/05/2004 2019261757 KASHISH HIN 097 ENG 098MAT 100 493 POSITION : 5 NARESH GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS087 SCT 099 PHE 099 18-1-JH-040-0006 GEETIKA MOB:9416534391 SCHOOL : (07040) JAI BHARAT HIGH SCHOOL,BAHADURGARH, DISTRICT :JHAJJAR 01/03/2004 2019392029 MANISHA KUMARI HIN 100 ENG 099MAT 100 493 POSITION : 5 BRAHAMPAL GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS088 SCT 099 MHV 095 18-1-MO-533-0069 KAMLESH DEVI MOB:7027491086 SCHOOL : (12533) SHIKSHA BHARTI SR SEC SCHOOL,NANWAN, DISTRICT :MOHINDERGARH 05/11/2003 2019303137 RITIKA HIN 098 ENG 086MAT 099 493 POSITION : 5 ASBIR GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS098 SCT 098 MHV 100 18-1-JI-581-0025 BABITA MOB:9991537735 SCHOOL : (08581) GYAN SAROVER VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL,JIND, DISTRICT :JIND 25/10/2003 2019609844 HARSHITA HIN 096 ENG 099MAT 100 493 POSITION : 5 SATYENDER SINGH GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS079 SCT 099 PHE 099 18-1-CD-805-0010 SUMAN MOB:8053996787 SCHOOL : (22072) NEW ERA HIGH SCHOOL,DADRI, DISTRICT :CHARKHI DADRI 06/08/2003 2019298461 ANJALI HIN 096 ENG 099MAT 100 493 POSITION : 5 SHISHPAL GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS094 SCT 099 PHE 099 18-1-JI-386-0003 MUKESH RANI MOB:9896399266 SCHOOL : (08386) GEETA VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL,UCHANA MANDI, DISTRICT :JIND 01/04/2003 2019355281 RITU DEVI HIN 092 ENG 100MAT 100 493 POSITION : 5 SUBHASH GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS097 SCT 096 MHV 100 18-1-KT-368-0018 SAROJ DEVI MOB:7404276996 SCHOOL : (10368) SHAHID BHAGAT SINGH PUBLIC SCHOOL,BALU, DISTRICT :KAITHAL 29/03/2003 2019352172 GARIMA HIN 088 ENG 099MAT 100 493 POSITION : 5 KRISHAN KUMAR GENDER : F GLS :A+ SOS095 SCT 100 SAN 099 18-1-KT-302-0065 MADHU BALA MOB:9812719309 SCHOOL : (10302) SHRI GYARAH RUDRI VIDYA MANDIR,KAITHAL, DISTRICT :KAITHAL BOARD OF SCHOOL EDUCATION HARYANA, BHIWANI SECONDARY REGULAR EXAMINATION MAR-2019 (TOP 10 STUDENTS) PAGE: 6 ROLL NO NAME/FATHER NAME/MOTHER NAME DOB MARKS PHOTO ENROLLMENT NO GENDER/MOBILE TOTAL MARKS 24/02/2003 2019248631 NEHA HIN 098 ENG 094MAT 100 493 POSITION : 5 MANOJ GARG GENDER : F GLS :A SOS099 SCT 098 PHE 098 18-1-HI-558-0030 MINAKSHI GARG MOB:9416648463
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