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Final Seniority List of +2 Lecturers (Combined) ANNEXURE-"A" TO GOVERNMENT ORDER NO. 22-EDU OF 2021 DATED 27-1-2021. FINAL SENIORITY LIST OF +2 LECTURERS (COMBINED). DATE OF DATE OF DATE OF 1st REGULARIZATION / S. NO. NAME CATEGORY SUBJECT QUALIFICATION PLACE OF POSTING BIRTH APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT IN THE CADRE 1 VIJAY KUMAR SHARMA OM MATHEMATICS M.Sc., B. Ed. HSS KISHTWAR 12-10-63 05-10-84 17-09-92 2 GH. NABI DAR OM CHEMISTRY M.Sc., B.Ed. HSS WATERHAIL 19-03-63 17-09-92 17-09-92 3 ISHRAT ARA OM CHEMISTRY M.Sc., B.Ed. DIET ANANTNAG 12-09-64 06-07-90 20-07-00 4 JAI SINGH OM BOTANY HSS DABLEHAR 10-04-63 02-09-85 22-04-03 5 BAL KRISHAN OM ZOOLOGY HSS CHANUNTA 05-05-61 13-03-87 22-04-03 6 PADAM DEV SINGH OM ZOOLOGY HSS VIJAYPUR 12-04-63 02-09-85 12-08-03 7 SAT PAUL OM PHYSICS GGHSS MUBARAK MANDI 01-11-63 02-09-85 12-08-03 8 REETA SHARMA RBA BOTANY HSS SUNDERBANI 18-04-66 27-10-88 12-08-03 9 MANDHIR SINGH OM BOTANY DIET POONCH 06-01-63 15-04-89 12-08-03 10 MOHD. AKHTAR OM BOTANY HSS BHATA DHURIA 12-03-64 27-10-88 08-07-05 11 RAVI KANT RATHORE OM ZOOLOGY HSS GIRLS KISHTWAR 20-02-64 04-11-88 08-07-05 12 BASHIR AHMAD SHEIKH OM BOTANY M.Sc., B.Ed. DIET BEERWAH 08-07-63 18-05-89 08-07-05 13 DEWAKER SHARMA OM BOTANY GHSS SAMBA 02-02-63 11-09-89 08-07-05 14 ROMAL SINGH OM PHYSICS HSS SALEHAR 09-03-68 11-11-89 08-07-05 15 PRITAM SINGH OM BOTANY HSS SHIENDARA 26-04-67 11-05-91 08-07-05 16 DILBAGH SINGH OM PHYSICS HSS SERI 20-05-65 18-12-91 08-07-05 17 JIWAN KISHORE OM PHYSICS M.Sc., B.Ed. HSS BARWAL 28-11-66 01-06-92 08-07-05 18 MOHD ARIF ST BOTANY HSS MENDHAR 01-04-69 05-02-97 08-07-05 19 KRISHAN LAL SC BOTANY HSS GURHA SLATHIA 10-05-70 18-03-94 08-07-05 1 DATE OF DATE OF DATE OF 1st REGULARIZATION / S. NO. NAME CATEGORY SUBJECT QUALIFICATION PLACE OF POSTING BIRTH APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT IN THE CADRE 20 SANJEEV KUMAR OM ZOOLOGY M.Sc., B. Ed. GOVT. HSS CHOWKI CHOURA 27-03-61 16-11-89 16-11-05 21 DARSHAN KUMAR RAINA OM ZOOLOGY GHSS RS PURA 16-01-61 05-09-85 16-11-05 22 SARFRAZ AHMED RBA BOTANY HSS BUFFLIAZ 01-01-68 13-05-91 16-11-05 23 ABDUL KHALIQ ST ZOOLOGY HSS FATEHPUR 16-01-68 26-12-91 16-11-05 24 NARINDER KUMAR SHARMA OM BOTANY HSS PARGWAL 08-04-70 20-04-92 16-11-05 25 SAJAD AHMAD KHAN OM ZOOLOGY M.Sc., B.Ed. C/O SAMAGRA 04-03-64 04-09-93 16-11-05 26 PERVAZE AHMAD BHAT RBA ZOOLOGY M.Sc., B.Ed. HSS NARAPORA 09-11-65 02-12-94 16-11-05 27 RAKESH KUMAR SC ZOOLOGY HSS SUMB 04-04-72 08-08-96 16-11-05 28 RAKESH KUMAR SHARMA OM CHEMISTRY HSS DORI DAGER 12-07-66 09-11-89 25-09-07 29 MULKH RAJ OM CHEMISTRY M.Sc., B.Ed. GHSS AKHNOOR 10-03-66 11-11-89 25-09-07 SUDARSHAN SINGH 30 OM CHEMISTRY GHSS MANSAR 25-04-65 09-11-89 13-05-08 SAMBYAL 31 DALBIR SINGH JAMWAL OM CHEMISTRY HSS SOHAL 04-10-67 09-11-89 13-05-08 32 MOHAN LAL SHARMA OM ZOOLOGY GHSS SALMERHI 03-03-62 09-03-87 13-05-08 33 ZAKIR HUSSAIN OM ZOOLOGY SS BHATA DHURIA 08-01-66 27-10-88 13-05-08 34 SHAFIQ AHMED OM ZOOLOGY HSS SOULKI 08-12-64 02-05-89 13-05-08 35 SHASHI PAUL SHARMA OM CHEMISTRY M. Sc., B.Ed. DSE, JAMMU 01-07-65 17-11-92 13-05-08 36 REYAZ AHMAD KIRMANI OM CHEMISTRY M.Sc., B.Ed. BHSS HANDWARA 27-12-68 04-09-93 13-05-08 37 GH. MOHD BHAT OM CHEMISTRY M.Sc., B.Ed. DIET KUPWARA 04-12-63 30-08-93 13-05-08 38 FAYAZ AHMAD LONE ST ENGLISH M.A., B. Ed. HSS ALOOSA 20-03-68 04-09-95 13-05-08 39 MOHAMMAD JAMEEL KASANAST EDUCATION M.A., B.Ed. DIET GANDERBAL 28-11-69 03-05-93 13-05-08 40 ZUBAIR AHMAD BIJRAN ST EDUCATION M.A., B. Ed. BHSS HARIGANWAN 03-02-73 12-05-94 13-05-08 2 DATE OF DATE OF DATE OF 1st REGULARIZATION / S. NO. NAME CATEGORY SUBJECT QUALIFICATION PLACE OF POSTING BIRTH APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT IN THE CADRE 41 HAZOOR AHMAD BHATTI ST EDUCATION M.A., M. Ed. HSS LASSANA 09-05-63 21-01-86 13-05-08 42 GH. HASSAN KHAN ST EDUCATION M.A., B. Ed. GHSS SHALIMAR 12-08-63 30-12-94 13-05-08 43 JEETA RANI ST SANSKRIT M.A., M.Ed HSS GHROTA 28-06-64 20-04-87 13-05-08 44 MOHAMMAD ASHRAF GEELANIRBA ENGLISH M.A., B. Ed. DIET SOPORE 06-06-61 14-12-83 13-05-08 45 AMNA AKHTER OM ZOOLOGY M.Sc., B.Ed HS HSS JAMMU 02-10-63 05-05-84 13-05-08 46 SANTOSH KUMARI OM ENGLISH M.A., B. Ed. HSS KRIMCHI 08-03-61 23-05-84 13-05-08 47 SUMAN LATA OM ENGLISH M.A., B. Ed. HSS RAMNAGAR 04-05-62 23-05-84 13-05-08 48 KANWAL KRISHAN KOUL OM ENGLISH M.A., B. Ed. HSS JAGANOO 11-01-63 23-05-84 13-05-08 49 ASHOK KUMAR SHARMA OM ENGLISH M.A., M. Ed. HSS BAROLLA 10-06-63 25-05-84 13-05-08 50 GHULAM DASTGIR ST EDUCATION M.A., B. Ed. HSS HARNI 15-03-61 01-02-86 13-05-08 51 SHEIKH NAZIR AHMAD OM ECONOMICS M.A., B.Ed. BHSS TRAL 12-01-65 02-08-84 13-05-08 52 SANJEET KUMAR OM ECONOMICS M.A., B. Ed. BHSS KISHTWAR 03-08-64 09-10-84 13-05-08 53 SONAM RINCHAN ST ENGLISH M.A., B. Ed. HSS CHUCHOT SHAMA 10-06-64 11-12-85 13-05-08 54 BHARAM RATTAN RBA ZOOLOGY M.Sc., M. Ed. HSS THATHRI 07-05-66 07-11-88 13-05-08 55 SHEIKH IRFANA OM EDUCATION B.Sc., M.Ed. GHSS SONWAR 08-01-63 03-03-89 13-05-08 56 IRFAN ARA OM EDUCATION M.A., B. Ed. HSS NARBAL 11-08-63 03-03-89 13-05-08 57 MOHD AMIN SHEIKH OM CHEMISTRY M. Sc., B.Ed. HSS LURGAM 20-02-70 06-07-90 13-05-08 PIRZADA MOHAMMAD 58 RBA CHEMISTRY M.Sc., B.Ed. BHSS KARIHAMA 02-01-79 30-08-93 13-05-08 ASHRAF 59 M. AFZAL BHAT OM STATISTICS M. Phill. SIE KASHMIR 02-04-63 04-09-95 13-05-08 60 SONAM ANGCHUK ST ENGLISH M.A., B. Ed. HSS SASPOL 23-03-73 29-09-95 13-05-08 61 SYED KAMAL UD DIN ST ECONOMICS M.A., B.Ed. HSS TRESPONE 01-06-75 26-11-95 13-05-08 3 DATE OF DATE OF DATE OF 1st REGULARIZATION / S. NO. NAME CATEGORY SUBJECT QUALIFICATION PLACE OF POSTING BIRTH APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT IN THE CADRE 62 SHEIKH NAZIR AHMAD OM ECONOMICS M.A., B.Ed. HSS LURGAM 12-12-65 30-07-07 13-05-08 63 RATTAN LAL SC ECONOMICS M.A., B. Ed. HSS LAMBERI 03-02-64 09-05-89 13-05-08 64 MOHAMMAD HAYAT SHANGROOST EDUCATION M.A., B. Ed. HSS IZMARG 10-11-64 30-08-95 13-05-08 65 JAGDIP SINGH OM ECONOMICS M.A., B. Ed. HSS CHINGUS 03-05-61 04-10-86 13-05-08 66 MUSHTAQ AHMAD MUREED ST EDUCATION M.A., B. Ed. GHSS SOGAM 12-07-75 22-10-96 13-05-08 67 GULZAR AHMAD ITOO OM. ECONOMICS M.A. B.Ed. HSS Y. K. PORA 20-04-64 20-12-85 13-05-08 68 DR. SHABNUM AKHOON ST HINDI M.A., B.Ed. DIET GANDERBAL 24-11-75 04-09-97 13-05-08 69 SUMAN BALA OM ECONOMICS MA BEd HSS SARWAL 08-05-62 03-05-86 13-05-08 70 GH. RASOOL MIR OM ECONOMICS M.A., B. Ed. HSS CHADOORA 15-02-62 10-03-86 13-05-08 71 MOHMMAD YASEEN MIR OM ECONOMICS M.A., B. Ed. DIET KUPWARA 02-03-62 10-03-86 13-05-08 72 MOHD SULTAN LONE OM ECONOMICS M.A., B. Ed. HSS HALMATPORA 02-01-61 10-03-86 13-05-08 73 RASHPAUL SINGH OM ECONOMICS M.A., B. Ed. HSS FORELAIN 19-03-65 30-08-86 13-05-08 74 MOHD TANVEER KHAN RBA ECONOMICS M.A., B. Ed. HSS THANAMANDI 02-08-62 03-10-86 13-05-08 75 KANTA DEVI SC ECONOMICS M.A., B. Ed. GHSS MUBARAK MANDI 07-09-66 15-11-89 13-05-08 76 SHIV KUMAR OM ECONOMICS M.A., B. Ed. DIET UDHAMPUR 22-10-64 11-03-87 13-05-08 77 BALKAR SINGH OM ECONOMICS M.A., B. Ed. HSS RAMKOTE 01-02-63 13-03-87 13-05-08 78 KULDEEP KUMAR SHARMA OM ECONOMICS M.A., B.
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