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University of Calcutta Registration Office List of Error Candidate for Registration in the Session 2019-20 Under UG Courses Page 1 of 133 Date : 16/08/2019 University of Calcutta Registration Office List of Error Candidate for Registration in the Session 2019-20 under UG Courses College : SURENDRANATH COLLEGE(115) Course : B.A (Honours) Srlno Form No Name of Student Guardian's Name Mobile No Error List 1 1150152 MD BORHANUDDIN SARDAR MD ABDUL AZIZ SARDAR 6290534882 Equivalence certificate missing 2 1150235 HIRA MONDAL GOPINATH MONDAL 7478670848 Equivalence certificate missing 3 1150090 RITU SAHANI DEEPAK SAHANI 8013432324 Equivalence certificate missing 4 1150167 SANU DAS AMRITA DAS 8479876580 Equivalence certificate missing 5 1150350 SUBHAJIT DAS MALOBIKA DAS 8296366223 Photo Missing Signature Missing Age proof certificate missing 10+2 level mark sheet missing Equivalence certificate missing 6 1150201 JOYITA SHAW BIJAY KUMAR SHAW 7044338620 Generic papers not correspond to Generic 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certificate missing Page 4 of 133 Date : 16/08/2019 University of Calcutta Registration Office List of Error Candidate for Registration in the Session 2019-20 under UG Courses College : SURENDRANATH COLLEGE(115) Course : B.A (Honours) Srlno Form No Name of Student Guardian's Name Mobile No Error List 31 1150290 ROHIT SHAW SHYAMAL SHAW 9330361003 Age proof certificate missing Caste certificate missing Equivalence certificate missing 32 1150255 FALAK KHAN SHAKIL KHAN 9635424541 10+2 Subject invalid/missing Equivalence certificate missing 33 1150335 AYANTIKA HALDER BIPUL HALDER 7044039295 Equivalence certificate missing 34 1150233 DIPU MONDAL BHUPAL MONDAL 8101484271 Caste certificate missing Equivalence certificate missing 35 1150096 SAMBITA MANNA PRASANTA MANNA 7890275658 Age proof certificate missing 10+2 level mark sheet missing Equivalence certificate missing 36 1150363 ARPITA DAS SWAPAN KUMAR DAS 9231328434 Age proof certificate missing 10+2 level mark sheet missing Caste 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