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ZONE 33 H1 Bulgaria Candidate no. Name & Surname Category Reading Listening Total School Town 508235 Magdalena Filipova 1 40 30 70 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 508278 Anton Stoyanov 1 40 30 70 2OU P. R. Slaveikov - S.ZagoraStara Zagora 507520 Deniz Mustafova 1 40 30 70 2SU Prof. Nikola Marinov - TargovishteTargovishte 508183 Gabriela Stoeva 1 39 30 69 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 508195 Viktoria Atanasova 1 39 30 69 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 508198 Daniel Ivanov 1 39 30 69 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 508232 Kristiyan Nikolaev 1 39 30 69 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 508826 Orlin Kehayaminchev 1 39 30 69 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 508841 Margarita Djangarova 1 39 30 69 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 504846 Desislava Ivanova 1 39 30 69 145 OU Simeon Radev - SofiaSofia 509090 Miriam Gancheva 1 39 30 69 32 SU Sv. Kliment Ohridski- SofiaSofia 509119 Hristo Nikolov 1 39 30 69 32 SU Sv. Kliment Ohridski- SofiaSofia 505496 Daria Dimitrova 1 39 30 69 34 OU Stoyu Shishkov - SofiaSofia 505610 ELENA IVANOVA IVANOVA 1 39 30 69 Dobri Chintulov - Sliven Sliven 505623 EVGENI KRASIMIROV SHAHAMOV 1 39 30 69 Dobri Chintulov - Sliven Sliven 505345 Malamir Stanchev 1 39 30 69 MG Baba Tonka - Ruse Ruse 508463 Kornelia Milchova 1 39 30 69 OU Daskal Dimitri - KustendilKustendil 508467 Nikol Georgieva 1 39 30 69 OU Daskal Dimitri - KustendilKustendil 511305 Selin Myumyun 1 39 30 69 OU Petko U. Todorov - Sofia Sofia 511329 Maria - Magdalena Dimitrova 1 39 30 69 OU Petko U. Todorov - Sofia Sofia 511338 Presiana Sarbinova 1 39 30 69 OU Petko U. Todorov - Sofia Sofia 510508 Kalina Yordanova 1 39 30 69 St Constantin Cyril the PhilosopherRuse 506182 Gergana Atanasova 1 39 30 69 SU Nikola Vaptsarov Hadzidimovo 506186 Bogomil Simitchiev 1 39 30 69 SU Nikola Vaptsarov Hadzidimovo 506190 Dani Simeonova 1 39 30 69 SU Nikola Vaptsarov Hadzidimovo 503073 Emil Tsekov 1 39 30 69 SU Stoyan Zaimov - Pleven Pleven 509118 Maria Stoyanova 1 38 30 68 10 SU Teodor Trayanov - SofiaSofia 509140 Yavor Savov 1 38 30 68 10 SU Teodor Trayanov - SofiaSofia 506322 Vladislav Ninov Angelov 1 38 30 68 121 SU Georgi Izmirliev - SofiaSofia 508733 Ekaterina Stratia Koleva 1 38 30 68 121 SU Georgi Izmirliev - SofiaSofia 508102 Stefani Simeonova 1 38 30 68 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 508109 Eva Donsuzova 1 38 30 68 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 508161 Yasen Razsoukanov 1 38 30 68 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 508192 Konstantin Krastev 1 38 30 68 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 508196 Ralitsa Koltchakova 1 38 30 68 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 508228 Valentin Milkov 1 38 30 68 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 504811 Dimitar Dimitrov 1 38 30 68 145 OU Simeon Radev - SofiaSofia 504835 Sofia Nedkova 1 38 30 68 145 OU Simeon Radev - SofiaSofia 504842 Raffaela Tanusheva 1 38 30 68 145 OU Simeon Radev - SofiaSofia 504856 Dimana Cholakova 1 38 30 68 145 OU Simeon Radev - SofiaSofia 504861 Viktoria Petrova 1 38 30 68 145 OU Simeon Radev - SofiaSofia 504879 Deyan Kolev 1 38 30 68 145 OU Simeon Radev - SofiaSofia 508227 Dimitar Ivanov 1 38 30 68 2OU P. R. Slaveikov - S.ZagoraStara Zagora 507519 Veselina Ilieva 1 38 30 68 2SU Prof. Nikola Marinov - TargovishteTargovishte 508723 Kaloyan Sezonov 1 38 30 68 32 SU Sv. Kliment Ohridski- SofiaSofia 509043 Andreya Pavlova 1 38 30 68 32 SU Sv. Kliment Ohridski- SofiaSofia 509123 Gabriela Nikolova 1 38 30 68 32 SU Sv. Kliment Ohridski- SofiaSofia 509128 Nikola Manolov 1 38 30 68 32 SU Sv. Kliment Ohridski- SofiaSofia 505608 GABRIELA DIAMANDIEVA DIAMANDIEVA1 38 30 68 Dobri Chintulov - Sliven Sliven 505347 Valentin Tamahkiarov 1 38 30 68 MG Baba Tonka - Ruse Ruse 503280 Gabriela Todorova 1 38 30 68 Private School Svetlina Vitosa, Sofija 510509 Boyan Ivanov 1 38 30 68 St Constantin Cyril the PhilosopherRuse 506183 Grozdena Mihaleva 1 38 30 68 SU Nikola Vaptsarov Hadzidimovo 506188 Angel Terziev 1 38 30 68 SU Nikola Vaptsarov Hadzidimovo 503060 Ivan Tsekov 1 38 30 68 SU Stoyan Zaimov - Pleven Pleven 503061 Polina Dincheva 1 38 30 68 SU Stoyan Zaimov - Pleven Pleven 500976 Nikola Kushev 1 38 30 68 SU Tsanko Tserkovski Pol. Trambesh 500978 Daniel Lyubomirov 1 38 30 68 SU Tsanko Tserkovski Pol. Trambesh 508097 Stoyan Pashaliev 1 39 28,5 67,5 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 508223 Katerina Stefanova 1 39 28,5 67,5 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 508835 Kaloyan Dimitrov 1 39 28,5 67,5 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 504826 Mina Ivanova 1 39 28,5 67,5 145 OU Simeon Radev - SofiaSofia 508883 Maria-Magdalena Zhelyazkova 1 39 28,5 67,5 2OU P. R. Slaveikov - S.ZagoraStara Zagora 508710 Daniel Hristov 1 39 28,5 67,5 32 SU Sv. Kliment Ohridski- SofiaSofia 509121 Plamen Mladenov 1 39 28,5 67,5 32 SU Sv. Kliment Ohridski- SofiaSofia 502548 Maria Vitanova 1 39 28,5 67,5 Aristotel Language School Goce Delcev 501692 Daniel Nikolov 1 39 28,5 67,5 Blue Skies - Balcik Balcik 505602 MILA ILKOVA ILIEVA 1 39 28,5 67,5 Dobri Chintulov - Sliven Sliven 508605 MARTIN SALAPATIYSKI 1 39 28,5 67,5 OU Hristo Botev - Plovdiv Plovdiv 502138 Bozhidar Stoyanov 1 39 28,5 67,5 P S Cyril and Methodius Kopr. Kazanluk 510505 Yoana Borisova 1 39 28,5 67,5 St Constantin Cyril the PhilosopherRuse 503065 Karol Milova 1 39 28,5 67,5 SU Stoyan Zaimov - Pleven Pleven 500977 Ivan Georgiev 1 39 28,5 67,5 SU Tsanko Tserkovski Pol. Trambesh 505676 Victoria Dimitrova 1 39 28,5 67,5 SU Vasil Levski - Razgrad Razgrad 508206 Mina Nikolova 1 37 30 67 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 508221 Maria Spasova 1 37 30 67 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 508804 Viktoriya Dimitrova 1 37 30 67 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 504817 Stanimira Petrova 1 37 30 67 145 OU Simeon Radev - SofiaSofia 504887 Alexandra Minkovska 1 37 30 67 145 OU Simeon Radev - SofiaSofia 504889 Victoria Krasteva 1 37 30 67 145 OU Simeon Radev - SofiaSofia 504893 Ivan Donchev 1 37 30 67 145 OU Simeon Radev - SofiaSofia 508296 Bogomil Dimitrov 1 37 30 67 2OU P. R. Slaveikov - S.ZagoraStara Zagora 507522 Georgi Getsov 1 37 30 67 2SU Prof. Nikola Marinov - TargovishteTargovishte 508715 Neyana Gio-Marinova 1 37 30 67 32 SU Sv. Kliment Ohridski- SofiaSofia 507484 Monica Truikova 1 37 30 67 34 OU Stoyu Shishkov - SofiaSofia 507411 Jessika Ivanova 1 37 30 67 74 SU Gotse Delchev - Sofia Sofia 505604 VENELIN VESELINOV VASILEV 1 37 30 67 Dobri Chintulov - Sliven Sliven 508431 Kristiyan Dimitrov 1 37 30 67 OU Daskal Dimitri - KustendilKustendil 508572 EMILIYA CHERVENKOVA 1 37 30 67 OU Hristo Botev - Plovdiv Plovdiv 508628 STEPHAN NENOV 1 37 30 67 OU Hristo Botev - Plovdiv Plovdiv 507619 Maria Kozhuharova 1 37 30 67 Pearson Bulgaria Sofia 510557 Martin Angelov 1 37 30 67 Pearson Bulgaria Sofia 511138 Tanya Taneva 1 39 28 67 SU Nikola I. Vaptsarov - PrimorskoPrimorsko 506192 Gabriela Ivanova 1 37 30 67 SU Nikola Vaptsarov Hadzidimovo 506193 Monika Geraikova 1 37 30 67 SU Nikola Vaptsarov Hadzidimovo 508485 Aleksandar Angelov 1 37 30 67 SU St. Cyril and Methodius - VrbinaVrbina-Smolan 510747 Iliyan Stoyanov 1 37 30 67 SU Stoyan Zaimov - Pleven Pleven 507882 Gabriela Petrova 1 37 30 67 SU Vasil Levski - Razgrad Razgrad 507896 Momchil Yankov 1 37 30 67 SU Vasil Levski - Razgrad Razgrad 506478 Mario Hazistratis 1 37 30 67 SU Vasil Levski - Ruse Ruse 508116 Elena Slavova 1 38 28,5 66,5 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 508139 Konstantin Marinov 1 38 28,5 66,5 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 508250 Kristiana Stefcheva 1 38 28,5 66,5 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 508815 Yasen Kehayaminchev 1 38 28,5 66,5 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 508831 Yovo Ivanov 1 38 28,5 66,5 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 508846 Andrey Sachkov 1 38 28,5 66,5 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 504807 Mihaela Petrova 1 38 28,5 66,5 145 OU Simeon Radev - SofiaSofia 504823 Joana Encheva 1 38 28,5 66,5 145 OU Simeon Radev - SofiaSofia 503338 Boris Ormanov 1 38 28,5 66,5 2OU Gotse Delchev - G.DelcevGoce Delcev 507476 Avgustina Pavlova 1 38 28,5 66,5 2SU Prof. Nikola Marinov - TargovishteTargovishte 511977 Kristianna Ivanova 1 38 28,5 66,5 2SU Prof. Nikola Marinov - TargovishteTargovishte 508717 Kostadin Rusinov 1 38 28,5 66,5 32 SU Sv. Kliment Ohridski- SofiaSofia 508788 Georgi Peltekov 1 38 28,5 66,5 32 SU Sv. Kliment Ohridski- SofiaSofia 505457 Zornitsa Tsvetkova 1 38 28,5 66,5 34 OU Stoyu Shishkov - SofiaSofia 505494 Boris Kochev 1 38 28,5 66,5 34 OU Stoyu Shishkov - SofiaSofia 507456 Kaloyan Ivanov 1 38 28,5 66,5 34 OU Stoyu Shishkov - SofiaSofia 501690 Kalin Ivanov 1 38 28,5 66,5 Blue Skies - Balcik Balcik 501691 Miroslav Radkovsky 1 38 28,5 66,5 Blue Skies - Balcik Balcik 501838 Zhuliana Mihaylova 1 38 28,5 66,5 Blue Skies - Balcik Balcik 513248 Vesko Mihailov 1 38 28,5 66,5 Chitalishte Otets Paisii - SofiaSofia 505601 STEFAN ALEKSEEV VASILEV 1 38 28,5 66,5 Dobri Chintulov - Sliven Sliven 505619 ANGELINA DIMITROVA SYAROVA 1 38 28,5 66,5 Dobri Chintulov - Sliven Sliven 503276 Anton Tonchev 1 38 28,5 66,5 Private School Svetlina Vitosa, Sofija 506890 Raya Hristova 1 38 28,5 66,5 St Constantin Cyril the PhilosopherRuse 510506 Eva Atanasova 1 38 28,5 66,5 St Constantin Cyril the PhilosopherRuse 509279 Vladimir Denchev 1 38 28,5 66,5 SU Hristo Botev - Kubrat Kubrat 503074 Kalina Ivanova 1 38 28,5 66,5 SU Stoyan Zaimov - Pleven Pleven 506489 Aihan Ahmed 1 38 28,5 66,5 SU Vasil Aprilov - Isperih Isperih 507640 Yoana Zankova 1 38 28,5 66,5 SU Vasil Levski - Razgrad Razgrad 507646 Gamze Maximova 1 38 28,5 66,5 SU Vasil Levski - Razgrad Razgrad 507650 Pavlina Mincheva 1 38 28,5 66,5 SU Vasil Levski - Razgrad Razgrad 507655 Lilia Uzunova 1 38 28,5 66,5 SU Vasil Levski - Razgrad Razgrad 507669 Nicol Todorova 1 38 28,5 66,5 SU Vasil Levski - Razgrad Razgrad 507889 Sesil Dobrinova 1 38 28,5 66,5 SU Vasil Levski - Razgrad Razgrad 509112 Lora Apostolova 1 39 27 66 10 SU Teodor Trayanov - SofiaSofia 508166 Darina Simeonova 1 36 30 66 125 SU Boyan Petkov - Sofia Sofia 504816 Viktoria Vekova 1 36 30 66 145 OU Simeon Radev - SofiaSofia 504839 Raliza Angelova 1 39 27 66 145 OU Simeon Radev - SofiaSofia 504891 Victoria Rogova 1 36 30 66 145 OU Simeon Radev - SofiaSofia 508473 Stilyan Rashev 1 36 30 66 2OU P.
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