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No Reg No Roll No Name of Candidate Father's Name Marks Grade LATE MUSAFIR PRASAD 1 16C392006107 PT17C3612006107 KAUSHAL KANT 59 C YADAV RANA NAND KISHOR 2 17C426016333 PT17C362016333 OMPRAKASH SINGH 40 F PRASAD SINGH BIJENDRA KUMAR LATE RAMADHAR 3 16C409021297 PT17C362021297 36 F SINGH SINGH SHIV SHANKAR 4 17C340025227 PT17C362025227 RAJANI KANT 70 B PRASAD KALYAN KUMAR LATE ANAND BIHARI 5 17C392017486 PT17C363017486 61 C SINGH SINGH SUNIL KUMAR 6 16C349022795 PT17C363022795 HARDEO PANDIT 29 F PANDIT PAPPU KUMAR MOHAN PRASAD 7 17C459023028 PT17C363023028 51 D SINHA SINHA LATE DEVENDRA NATH 8 17C342025362 PT17C363025362 ARVIND KUMAR 45 F SHARMA LATE SURESH 9 17C392027416 PT17C363027416 REKHA KUMARI 41 F CHOUDHARY LATE SURENDRA 10 17C392019283 PT17C364019283 VED PRAKASH 63 C PRASAD GUPTA RAJAN PRASAD YUGESHWAR PRASAD 11 16C340020114 PT17C364020114 -1 ABS CHAUDHARY CHAUDHARY LATE LALJEE PRASAD 12 17C342020269 PT17C364020269 MADAN MOHAN 48 F SINGH 13 17C342020270 PT17C364020270 JITENDRA KUMAR MAHENDRA PRASAD 66 B 14 17C459022912 PT17C364022912 RAJ KUMAR RANJAN BASHU DEV PRASAD @ @ 15 17C459023029 PT17C364023029 BHAGWAN PANDEY NARAYAN PANDEY 37 F GUNENDRA KUMAR LATE RAJENDRA 16 16C395023321 PT17C364023321 30 F KASHYAP PANDAY 17 16C395023324 PT17C364023324 ARUN KUMAR LATE RAMDEO SAH 13 F 18 16C340024185 PT17C364024185 BABAN SINGH LATE BUDHAN SINGH 53 D KAMATA PRASAD LATE RAM ESHWAR 19 16C340024186 PT17C364024186 62 C SATYARTHI SINGH Late Vikramaditya 20 17C342024582 PT17C364024582 Dharmendra Kumar 62 C Vishwakarma 21 17C342024779 PT17C364024779 RAJU KUMAR LATE KRISHNA KUMAR 47 F LATE KAMESWAR 22 17C342024788 PT17C364024788 RAKESH KUMAR 44 F PRASAD LATE JANARDAN 23 17C392025024 PT17C364025024 BRAJENDRA KUMAR 45 F PRASAD LATE ANIL KUMAR 24 17C342025360 PT17C364025360 OM PRAKASH 64 C SINGH SACHCHIDANAND 25 16C380015300 PT17C365015300 ASHISH KUMAR 61 C KUMAR LATE PARMA NAND WITHH WITHH 26 17C380015497 PT17C365015497 PARAS NATH JHA JHA ELD ELD LATE SAUDAGAR 27 16C346017175 PT17C365017175 RAMA KANT GUPTA -1 ABS PRASAD GUPTA Page 1 of 73 National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology , Patna Computer Profiency Test for Group-C Employee's Bihar Govt. Result of CCAC November-2017 Examination Grade Legends: S : 85% and over; A : 75% - 84%; B: 65%-74%; C: 55%-64%; D : 50%-54% F: Fail (<50%); ABS: Absent (-1), ##: Exam Cancelled, WITHHELD: Exam Cancelled, @: Carry forwarded by RC due to technical reasons Sl. No Reg No Roll No Name of Candidate Father's Name Marks Grade SRI KIRTI NARAYAN 28 17C347019128 PT17C365019128 VISHWAJEET KUMAR @ @ SHARMA 29 16C349022794 PT17C365022794 VICKY KUMAR LATE NAWAL MANDAL 54 D 30 17C347023051 PT17C365023051 RAJ KUMAR JHA MAHESH JHA 32 F SHADHU SHARAN 31 17C392025013 PT17C365025013 SHUSHMA KUMARI -1 ABS SINGH 32 17C390025349 PT17C365025349 ANITA DEVI JHANNALAL RAJAK 21 F MURARI KUMAR 33 16C404018230 PT17C366018230 RAMDHANI SINGH 53 D GUNJAN 34 17C392018754 PT17C366018754 RAHUL KUMAR LATE DINESH MAHTO 38 F 35 17C392019971 PT17C366019971 KRISHNA PANDIT LATE BADRI PANDIT 32 F LATE 36 17C392019973 PT17C366019973 SRIMONTO GHOSH BINAYESHCHANDRA 26 F GHOSH 37 16C409022906 PT17C366022906 REKHA KUMARI MANOHAR MANDAL 71 B MANISH KUMAR LATE RAMCHANDRA 38 17C395025405 PT17C366025405 52 D SINGH PRASAD ARUN KUMAR 39 17C395025410 PT17C366025410 LATE UMI LAL URAWN 30 F URAWN ASOO VIKASH LATE KESHAV MOHAN 40 17C395025413 PT17C366025413 40 F KUMAR JHA JHA 41 16C409015757 PT17C367015757 BALANDINA BASKEY LASAR BASKEY 59 C LATE SUDHIR RANJAN 42 16C409017322 PT17C367017322 SHYAMAL BISHWAS 43 F BISHWAS KUMUD RANJAN 43 16C377019115 PT17C367019115 MAHESH SHARMA 55 C KUNAL AKHILESH KUMAR LATE KRISHNA PRASAD 44 16C365023590 PT17C368023590 79 A VERMA SINGH SATYENDRA KUMAR 45 17C392020533 PT17C369020533 SRI SHEOLAL MANJHI 45 F MANJHI KAMLA KANT LATE PRAMANAND 46 13D000003802 PT17D3610003802 33 F PRASAD RAM SIVENDRA NATH 47 13D000007682 PT17D3610007682 RANJEET SAHAY 26 F SAHAY LATE UPENDRA 48 13D000008016 PT17D3610008016 RANJAN KUMAR 41 F NARAYAN SINGH SRI RAM NARESH 49 13D000010757 PT17D3610010757 RAKESH RANJAN 45 F SHARMA 50 14D000014335 PT17D3610014335 KUMARI RAGINI SHRI ASHRAFI JHA 32 F 51 14D000014337 PT17D3610014337 ANUPAM BHARTI LATE HARGOURI SINGH 52 D 52 14D000015748 PT17D3610015748 RAJAN KUMAR RAMANUJ SINGH 60 C 53 14D000016292 PT17D3610016292 JEEWAN LAL LATE SHEO PUJAN SAH 35 F 54 14D000017435 PT17D3610017435 AJEET KUMAR KAMESHWAR PRASAD 37 F Page 2 of 73 National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology , Patna Computer Profiency Test for Group-C Employee's Bihar Govt. Result of CCAC November-2017 Examination Grade Legends: S : 85% and over; A : 75% - 84%; B: 65%-74%; C: 55%-64%; D : 50%-54% F: Fail (<50%); ABS: Absent (-1), ##: Exam Cancelled, WITHHELD: Exam Cancelled, @: Carry forwarded by RC due to technical reasons Sl. No Reg No Roll No Name of Candidate Father's Name Marks Grade BAJRANG BALI RAMJEE PRASAD 55 15D000018372 PT17D3610018372 61 C GUPTA GUPTA 56 15D000019313 PT17D3610019313 SANTOSH KUMAR BINDESHWAR SHARMA 54 D NAND KISHOR PRASAD 57 15D000019509 PT17D3610019509 NAGMANI KUMAR 46 F SINGH AMRENDRA PRASAD 58 17D000027707 PT17D361027707 RAMJANAM RAM 61 C BHUSHAN 59 17D000028580 PT17D361028580 ASHWINI KUMAR SHIO BALAK BHAGAT 67 B GUDRI PRASAD 60 17D000028581 PT17D361028581 MANOHAR KUMAR 49 F MANDAL NARENDRA KUMAR RAJ KISHORE PD. 61 17D000028588 PT17D361028588 41 F SINGH SINGH SURYA NARAYAN LAL 62 17D000028590 PT17D361028590 VIJAY KUMAR 51 D DAS LATE SATYA NARAIN 63 17D000028591 PT17D361028591 VASHISTHA SAH 0 F SAH MOHAMMAD LATE MOHAMMAD 64 17D000028596 PT17D361028596 36 F ISHAQUE MUNIR LATE DIWAKAR 65 17D000028597 PT17D361028597 AMARNATH TIWARY 45 F TIWARY PUSHPANJALI 66 17D000028612 PT17D361028612 SUKHDEO CHOUDHARY 44 F KUMARI PRAKASH NARAYAN 67 17D000028613 PT17D361028613 NITESH KUMAR 54 D SINGH RAJEEV RANJAN KRISHNA NANDAN 68 17D000028614 PT17D361028614 73 B GRAIN GRAIN DILIP KUMAR LARE AMRENDRA 69 17D000028617 PT17D361028617 65 B DINKAR PRASAD SINGH PURNAWASI PRASAD 70 17D000028618 PT17D361028618 LATE LAL CHAND 25 F YADAV ARSHAD HUSSAIN 71 17D000028619 PT17D361028619 LATE AHMAD HUSSAIN 27 F ANSARI SANTOSH KUMAR 72 17D000028620 PT17D361028620 BHARAT SAH 68 B SUMAN 73 17D000028644 PT17D361028644 SUDHA DEVI AMBIKA PRASAD 27 F 74 17D000028648 PT17D361028648 MANMOHAN SINGH LATE DWARIKA SINGH 34 F 75 17D000028649 PT17D361028649 PRADEEP KUMAR SHRI BAIDYANATH RAI 64 C 76 17D000028652 PT17D361028652 BINOD KUMAR LATE AMBIKA RAM 29 F DHIRENDRA KUMAR LATE RAM KISHORE 77 17D000028653 PT17D361028653 24 F SINHA PRASAD PANKAJ KUMAR 78 17D000028654 PT17D361028654 KAILASH CHOUDHARY 54 D CHOUDHARY RAMANUJ LATE HARIGOVIND 79 17D000028655 PT17D361028655 59 C KUSHWAHA PRASAD LATE CHANDRIKA 80 17D000028657 PT17D361028657 ANIL KUMAR 52 D PRASAD RAY Page 3 of 73 National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology , Patna Computer Profiency Test for Group-C Employee's Bihar Govt. Result of CCAC November-2017 Examination Grade Legends: S : 85% and over; A : 75% - 84%; B: 65%-74%; C: 55%-64%; D : 50%-54% F: Fail (<50%); ABS: Absent (-1), ##: Exam Cancelled, WITHHELD: Exam Cancelled, @: Carry forwarded by RC due to technical reasons Sl. No Reg No Roll No Name of Candidate Father's Name Marks Grade 81 17D000028659 PT17D361028659 AVINASH SINGH DHARAM DEO SINGH 65 B SANTOSH KUMAR LATE AMRENDRA 82 17D000028661 PT17D361028661 55 C SINHA KUMAR SINHA SHEKH MOHAMMAD 83 17D000028662 PT17D361028662 LATE MD. KAFIL KHAN 35 F RIZWAN LATE MD. SHAMSHUL 84 17D000028663 PT17D361028663 MD. TARIQUE HODA 59 C HODA KHAN BIJAY SHANKAR 85 17D000028664 PT17D361028664 ANOOP KUMAR 47 F KAKANDWAR LATE JAGESHWAR 86 17D000028665 PT17D361028665 RAMJIT SINGH 49 F SINGH 87 17D000028666 PT17D361028666 VINAY KUMAR LATE SITAB RAJAK 33 F SHASHI BHUSHAN 88 17D000028667 PT17D361028667 LATE LAL DEV MAHTO 30 F MAHTO PRASHANT KUMAR LATE SHADEO PRASAD 89 17D000028668 PT17D361028668 54 D MANDAL MANDAL LATE MADHESHWAR 90 17D000028669 PT17D361028669 RENU SINGH 23 F PRASAD SINGH SANJAY KUMAR JAGDISH NARAYAN 91 17D000028672 PT17D361028672 60 C SINGH SINGH 92 17D000028673 PT17D361028673 DHARMSHILA SAHAY DAROGHI PRASAD 27 F 93 17D000028674 PT17D361028674 ABDUL ZAHIR MD IDRISH 52 D LATE JAGDISH 94 17D000028675 PT17D361028675 SITA RAM PASWAN 34 F PASWAN LATE SUBHASH 95 17D000028676 PT17D361028676 ADITYA 36 F CHANDRA RAM GIRISH KUMAR LATE KUMAR AJAY 96 17D000028677 PT17D361028677 28 F SINHA SINHA SRI SHIV PRASAD 97 17D000028678 PT17D361028678 KIRAN KUMARI 25 F SINGH 98 17D000028679 PT17D361028679 MAHENDRA PAL SIDH NATH PAL 29 F MAHENDRA PRATAP LATE RAMNARAYAN 99 17D000028680 PT17D361028680 31 F SINGH SINGH 100 17D000028681 PT17D361028681 RAMAKANT PRASAD RAJESHWAR PRASAD 58 C 101 17D000028682 PT17D361028682 SWATI SWAROOP ARUN KUMAR THAKUR -1 ABS MUNNA KUMAR LATE BAIJANATH 102 17D000028683 PT17D361028683 38 F RAJAK RAJAK LATE RAM PRAKASH 103 17D000028684 PT17D361028684 MITHILESH PRASAD 46 F SAH LATE TRIPIT NARAYAN 104 17D000028685 PT17D361028685 RAM KUMAR SINGH -1 ABS SINGH 105 17D000028686 PT17D361028686 DHIRAJ KUMAR LATE GOPAL PRASAD 55 C LATE DEO SIDH 106 17D000028687 PT17D361028687 AJAY KUMAR SINGH 32 F NARYAN SINGH NAVIN KUMAR LATE SIYA SHARAN 107 17D000028688 PT17D361028688
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