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Office of the Dean Academic Affairs www.universityofladakh.org.in UNIVERSITY OF LADAKH OFFICE OF THE DEAN ACADEMIC AFFAIRS (University Administrative Block, Melong-Thang, Leh and Purig Guest House, Kurba-Thang, Kargil) E-MAIL: [email protected] ………………………………………………………………..……………………………………………………. No: UOL/2021/DAA-2/282 Dated: 5th of April 2021 To, The Rector University campuses Leh/Kargil Subject: Final Select List of Academic Arrangement for session 2021. Sir/Madam, On the basis of the merit, suitability and counselling conducted in furtherance to Advertisement Notice issued vide No: UOL/2021/DAA-02/65 dated 22nd February 2021, whereunder applications were called for Academic Arrangement for the academic session 2021. Following candidates as listed in Annexure – 1 are recommended for engagement in your campus in the subject mentioned against each. The date of joining shall be considered as per joining report of the candidate. The concerned Rectors should verify the following documents and their joining should be submitted to the undersigned for the release of their monthly remuneration. 1. Affidavit (in the prescribed format) 2. Research Degrees from concerned university. 3. Marks certificate/s. 4. Character certificate. 5. Experience certificate from the institution last attended/worked. 6. NET/SLET certificate. 7. In case of any verdict against the concerned institution/university/candidate by the Hon’ble Court/s, the engagement of the candidate is liable to be cancelled. 8. Candidates are directed to report to the concerned campus by 12th of April 2021. In case the candidate fails to join within the stipulated time, he/she shall lose the right for any further engagement and the concerned Rector is requested to communicate the same to the undersigned. 9. If at any stage, the documents/certificates are found fake, the candidate shall be personally responsible and liable for punishment under law and his/her engagement shall be cancelled forthwith and shall not claim any remuneration. Dean Academic Affairs Copy to – 1. Registrar, University of Ladakh for information. 2. Deputy Rector, University campus, Leh for information. 3. PA to VC for information of Hon’ble Vice Chancellor. 4. In-charge, Accounts Officer, University of Ladakh for information. 5. Office file for records. ANNEXURE – 1: SELECT LIST OF APPLICANTS ON ACADEMIC ARRANGMENTS IN THE TWO CAMPUSES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF LADAKH FOR THE SESSION - 2021 ENGLISH S/No Form No Name Total Score out of Remarks Campus 100 1. L-41 Jamphel Sheyan 64.4 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 2. K-94 Azra Khatoon 62.0 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 3. K-38 Yasmeen Fatima 60.6 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 4. L-165 Nazir Ahmad Mir 53.9 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh 5. L-160 Showkat Ahmad Sheikh 51.4 WL – 1 -------- 6. K-87 Qazi Tareq Muzamil 47.4 WL – 2 -------- BOTANY S/No Form No Name Total Score out of Remarks Campus 100 1. K-63 Mohd Shabir 80.4 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 2. L-95 Diskit Dolkar 69.6 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 3. L-102 Dr. Sonam Tamchos 68.4 WL – 1 ------- 4. L-81 Sofi Imtiyaz Ali 63.4 WL - 2 ------- CHEMISTRY S/No Form No Name Total Score out of Remarks Campus 100 1. K-62 Dr Akbar Ali 85.2 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 2. K-29 Jawed Ijaz Hussain 76.4 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 3. K-36 Mohd Riyaz 60.0 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 4. K-116 Nasreen Fatima 59.8 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 5. L-63 Deachen Chuskit 52.2 WL – 1 ------ GEOGRAPHY S/No Form No Name Total Score out of Remarks Campus 100 1. L-135 Jigmat Norboo 71.4 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 2. L-127 Hassina Bano 60.6 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 3. K-34 Rubina Kausar 58.6 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh 4. L-10 Nilza Angmo 53.6 WL – 1 ------ 5. K-48 Mohammad Ali 52.8 WL - 2 ------ EDUCATION S/No Form No Name Total Score out of Remarks Campus 100 1. K-47 Sadat Hussain 55.6 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 2. L-155 Stanzin Nouskit 54.4 WL – 1 ------- ARABIC S/No Form No Name Total Score out of Remarks Campus 100 1. L-126 Mohd Mahamid Husain 83.6 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 2. L-02 Abdul Aziz 77.0 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 3. L-170 Dr Ishtiaq Ahmed Shah 72.2 WL – 1 ------ 4. K-41 Dr Mohd Tanvir 61.2 WL – 2 ------ PHYSICS S/No Form No Name Total Score out of Remarks Campus 100 1. L-13 Farooq Abdullah 52.2 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 2. L-124 Nawaz Ali 45.4 WL - 1 ------- SOCIOLOGY S/No Form No Name Total Score out of Remarks Campus 100 1. L-132 Konchok Paldan 81.2 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 2. L-100 Tsering Norphel 75.4 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 3. K-35 Nargis Khatoon 59.8 WL – 1 ------ 4. L-05 Spalzes Angmo 57.2 WL - 2 ------- URDU S/No Form No Name Total Score out of Remarks Campus 100 1. K-43 Mohamina khatoon 79.2 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 2. K-11 Issa Mohd 76.6 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 3. K-57 Iftikhar Ahmed 66.4 WL – 1 ------- 4. L-14 Aijaz Ahmed Mir 66.0 WL - 2 ------- LIBRARAIN / ASST LIBRARAIN S/No Form No Name Total Score out of Remarks Campus 100 1. K-84 Marzia Banoo 58.4 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 2. K-32 Sahira Banoo 54.8 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh 3. K-39 Archo Sara Batool Fatima 52.0 WL – 1 ------- 4. K-86 Mehmooda Banoo 50.2 WL – 2 ------- Wazeeri TRAVEL & TOURISM MANAGEMENT S/No Form Name Total Score out Remarks Campus No of 100 1. L-50 Sonam Angmo 67.4 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh 2. L-180 Dr. Farhat Bano Beg 64.4 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh 3. L-114 Dr. Jahangir Ahmad Malik 59.6 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh COMMERCE S/No Form No Name Total Score out of Remarks Campus 100 1. L-43 Thinles Wangmo 61.6 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh 2. K-17 Nawaz Ali 58.6 WL - 1 -------- MATHEMATICS S/No Form No Name Total Score out of Remarks Campus 100 1. L-80 Shakir Majid 75.2 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh 2. L-141 Tundup Namgyal 63.2 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh 3. L-143 Tsering Disket 55.8 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh 4. K-98 Mahboob Ali 42.8 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh ZOOLOGY S/No Form No Name Total Score out of Remarks Campus 100 1. K-30 Amjad Hussain 81.80 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil 2. K-81 Zakir Hussain 81.00 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh 3. L-90 Rigzen Angmo 61.40 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh 4. K-04 Iftikhar Hussain Ansary 55.60 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh 5. L-147 Stanzin Dolker 55.40 WL – 1 ------- POLITICAL SCIENCE S/No Form No Name Total Score out of Remarks Campus 100 1. L-99 Rinchen Dolma 76.2 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh 2. L-133 Chimat Ladol 64.4 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh 3. L-175 Dr Suneha Kundan 62.8 WL - 1 ------- HISTORY S/No Form No Name Total Score out of Remarks Campus 100 1. K-75 Rinchen Dolma 81.40 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh 2. L-105 Nazia Jabeen 73.00 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh 3. L-139 Dr. Sayar Ahmad Dar 71.78 WL – 1 ------- ECONOMICS S/No Form No Name Total Score out of Remarks Campus 100 1. L-19 Adina Ara 63.8 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh 2. L-177 Kailash Bharti Goswami 62.8 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh 3. K-77 Sarah Khairoon 56.6 WL – 1 ------- 4. K-82 Syed Yaseen 55.6 WL - 2 ------- PHYSICAL EDUCATION S/No Form No Name Total Score out Remarks Campus of 100 1. L-32 Sonam Gyatso 56.6 SELECTED Taru-Thang, Leh 2. K-15 Mohamad Javeed 48.8 SELECTED Khumba-Thang, Kargil (Asstt. PTI) 3. L-03 Lobzang Kunkyab 46.8 WL – 1 ------ 4. L-01 Stanzin Chosgail 46.0 WL – 2 ------ In continuation to letter No UOL/2021/DAA-2/282 Dated: 5th of April 2021 Sd/= Dean Academic Affairs .
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