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Emp. Notice No. Ner/Rrc/D/04/2013-14 Dated 24.08.2013 EMP. NOTICE NO. NER/RRC/D/04/2013-14 DATED 24.08.2013 RAILWAY RECRUITMENT CELL NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY, GORAKHPUR LIST OF ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES FOR DOCUMENT VERIFICATION AND MEDICAL EXAMINATION NOTE: 1. This list contains names of 1442 candidates found suitable for Document Verification and Medical Examination on the basis of Written Examination and PET including the names of eligible handicapped candidates. 2. The names are arranged in the order of Roll Numbers for the convenience of the candidates 3. The dates of Document Verification are indicated against the names of the candidates. 4. Candidates are required to report at Sayed Modi Railway Stadium, North Eastern Railway, Gorakhpur on the scheduled date at 08.00AM. Candidates reporting late will not be allowed in the Verification Venue. 5. No request for change in the scheduled date of Document Verification will be entertained. 6. Candidates must bring their two recent passport size photographs, orginal educational certificate, caste certificate and handicap certificate along with a photocopy of each certificate. They must also bring the Call Letters issued to them for Written Examination, PET and Document Verification. 7. OBC certificates applicable for employment under Government of India only will be acceptable. 8. Ex-Servicemen must bring their Service related testimonials. 9. The Call Letters for Document Veriication are being dispatched by post. If a candidate does not receive the same, he/she may obtain a Duplicate copy from Sayed Modi Railway Stadium one day before the scheuled date of Document Verification between 15.00 to 17.00 Hrs. For example, a candidate whose document Verification is scheduled on 12.04.2015 may obtain the Duplicate copy of the Call Letter on 11.04.2015 between 15.00 to 17.00 Hrs. For obtaining the Duplicate copy of the Call Letter, the candidate will have to submit a recent passport size photograph and a valid photo Identity Card. 10. The candidates wll be sent for Medical Examination immeditely after the Document Verification. The Medical Examination may be held in a Railway Hospital out of Gorakhpur.Hence, candidates must come prepared to stay for more than a day and to travel at short notice. 11. Candidates not reporting at 08.00 Hrs on the scheduled date will not be entertained under normal circumstances. However, if, a candidate is absent on the scheduled date due to unavoidable circumstances byond his/her control, he/she may report for Document Verification at 08.00 hrs on 30.04.2015 at Sayed Modi Railway Stadium. The candidate must furnish the reasons for absence on the scheduled date and the decision of Chairman/RRC shall be final in this regard. 12. Candidates are advised to visit this website periodically for further information/updates. Page 1 of 53 EMP. NOTICE NO. NER/RRC/D/04/2013-14 DATED 24.08.2013 DATE OF DOCUMENT SL. No. ROLL COMMNAME DOB PH FATHER'S NAME VERIFICATION 1 10000027 OB TITU KUMAR 10-Jan-92 SHYAMSUNDAR PRASAD 07.04.2015 2 10000227 ST BADAN SINGH MEENA 10-May-90 ROOP LAL MEENA 07.04.2015 3 10000400 UR AJAY KUMAR SINGH 10-Jan-85 RAMA SHANKER SINGH 07.04.2015 4 10000419 OB ANUP KUMAR 10-Jan-95 PRABHU NATH SINGH 07.04.2015 5 10001356 UR AMIT KUMAR TRIPATHI 10-Jun-83 UDAY SHANKAR TRIPATHI 07.04.2015 6 10001511 SC ANUJ KUMAR VERMA 10-Jul-87 RUPAN LAL VERMA 07.04.2015 7 10002065 OB AMARJEET SINGH 10-Aug-90 RADHESHYAM SINGH 07.04.2015 8 10002075 OB BHUPENDRA 10-Jul-91 MITHAI 07.04.2015 9 10002260 OB AMAREJ YADAV 10-Jul-90 RAJPATI YADAV 07.04.2015 10 10002538 OB AJIT KUMAR 10-Nov-90 SHIVKUMAR PRASAD 07.04.2015 11 10002544 OB BINOD KUMAR 10-Nov-87 VH PRABHU NATH GUPTA 07.04.2015 12 10002834 SC ASHWANI KUMAR 01-Jan-92 VISHWANATH 07.04.2015 13 10003120 OB AWADHESH SINGH 10-Mar-83 BINDESHWARI SINGH 07.04.2015 14 10004010 OB AJAY KUMAR PATEL 10-Sep-93 DHARMENDRA KUMAR PATEL 07.04.2015 15 10004281 SC TEJ VIR SINGH 10-Dec-82 SOWARAN SINGH 07.04.2015 16 10004562 OB ABHINANDAN KUMAR 10-Dec-91 KULDEEP PRASAD YADAV 07.04.2015 17 10005166 ST ARVIND KUMAR GOAR 10-Aug-81 SRIKANT GOUR 07.04.2015 18 10005242 SC LALLAN KUMAR BHARTI 10-Oct-94 SAUDAGAR RAM 07.04.2015 19 10005513 OB AJAY KUMAR SHARMA 10-Feb-90 HARISH SHARMA 07.04.2015 20 10005697 OB ANIL KUMAR 10-Apr-95 RANVIJAY RAY 07.04.2015 21 10005851 OB BIPIN KUMAR 10-May-94 VIDYASAGAR MANDAL 07.04.2015 22 10006139 UR AMRESH TIWARI 10-Aug-93 HARERAM TIWARI 07.04.2015 23 10006293 OB ABHISHEK KUMAR GUPTA 10-Jan-85 RAJENDRA PRASAD 07.04.2015 24 10006518 UR AMIT KUMAR 10-Dec-87 RAM NARAYAN LAL 07.04.2015 25 10006564 SC ADITYA KUMAR 10-Mar-93 BRIJ NANDAN PASWAN 07.04.2015 26 10006894 OB ASHIMANU YADAV 10-Jul-93 HARINATH YADAV 07.04.2015 27 10007097 OB BHUVAL PRASAD PRAJAPATI 10-Jul-88 MADDOO PRAJAPATI 07.04.2015 28 10008878 UR AMIT KUMAR DVWEDI 10-Jul-92 MAHESH KUMAR DWIVEDI 07.04.2015 Page 2 of 53 EMP. NOTICE NO. NER/RRC/D/04/2013-14 DATED 24.08.2013 DATE OF DOCUMENT SL. No. ROLL COMMNAME DOB PH FATHER'S NAME VERIFICATION 29 10009293 OB ANGAD YADAV 10-Jul-94 PALTAN YADAV 07.04.2015 30 10009421 OB ASHOK SHARMA 10-May-90 MAYARAM SHARMA 07.04.2015 31 10009579 OB BHUPENDRA SHARMA 10-Jun-90 RAJDEV SHARMA 07.04.2015 32 10010046 OB ADHIK YADAV 11-Feb-87 RAJO YADAV 07.04.2015 33 10011068 OB ANUJ KUMAR 11-Jan-95 ANUP PRASAD 07.04.2015 34 10011859 OB ANKIT KUMAR 01-Feb-95 RAJU KUMAR 07.04.2015 35 10012114 UR LOKESH KUMAR 11-Feb-87 SIYA RAM GUPTA 07.04.2015 36 10012208 UR ABHINASH DWIVEDI 01-Feb-93 DEV NARAYAN DWIVEDI 07.04.2015 37 10012414 SC ABDHESH KUMAR 11-Jul-93 ISHWAR CHAND CHAUDHARY 07.04.2015 38 10012415 OB ASHISH KUMAR 11-Jun-95 DASRATH MANDAL 07.04.2015 39 10012521 OB BABU LAL TANTI 11-Jan-80 HARI TANTI 07.04.2015 40 10012865 SC ART KUMARI DAS 11-Oct-90 KRISHNA DAS 07.04.2015 41 10012964 ST AMIT KUMAR MURMU 01-May-81 JOGESHWAR MURMU 07.04.2015 42 10013062 OB AKHILESH YADAV 11-Apr-85 BALIRAM YADAV 07.04.2015 43 10013701 SC BIPIN BIHARI BAJPAYE 11-Jun-76 NATHUNA RAM 07.04.2015 44 10013859 OB BIKEE KUMAR 11-Oct-94 RAJARAM PRASAD 07.04.2015 45 10015005 UR ALOK KUMAR SINGH 01-Oct-88 KAMAL KISHOR SINGH 07.04.2015 46 10015010 OB AJIT KUMAR GUPTA 01-Nov-93 PREM SHANKAR GUPTA 07.04.2015 47 10015023 SC ANAND KUMAR 12-Mar-90 BASUDEO PRASAD 07.04.2015 48 10015065 OB AJEET KUMAR 12-Feb-87 CHANDRASHEKAR MANDAL 07.04.2015 49 10015356 OB AMIT KUMAR SONI 12-Jun-88 SHURESH KUMAR SONI 07.04.2015 50 10015684 OB BRIJESH KUMAR BIND 12-Aug-94 SUBHASH BIND 07.04.2015 51 10015854 SC ANIL KUMAR 12-Aug-92 MANGALA RAM 07.04.2015 52 10016190 OB ABHISHEK KUMAR SINGH 12-Feb-92 SHIVSHANKAR SINGH 07.04.2015 53 10017313 SC BADAL 12-Mar-90 JANARDAN DAS 07.04.2015 54 10017520 SC OM PRAKASH RAM 12-Apr-82 RAMASHRYA RAM 07.04.2015 55 10017597 ST LALLOO RAM MEENA 12-Jul-91 LAKESHMAN PRASAD MEENA 07.04.2015 56 10018610 OB AKASH SHARMA 12-Apr-94 OMPRAKASH SHARMA 07.04.2015 57 10018628 SC LAKSHMI KANT 12-May-85 BHAIYA LAL 07.04.2015 Page 3 of 53 EMP. NOTICE NO. NER/RRC/D/04/2013-14 DATED 24.08.2013 DATE OF DOCUMENT SL. No. ROLL COMMNAME DOB PH FATHER'S NAME VERIFICATION 58 10018650 SC ANANDI PASWAN 12-Jun-81 BISHNUDEO PASWAN 07.04.2015 59 10018952 UR LALITNARAYAN 12-Dec-83 SHRINARAYAN 07.04.2015 60 10019100 OB ASHISH RANJAN 12-Dec-94 VH ALAKHADEV PRASAD YADAV 07.04.2015 61 10019677 UR ANAND KUMAR UPADHYAY 12-May-91 HH SACHCHIDANAND UPADHYAY 07.04.2015 62 10020078 SC LOKNATH 01-Jul-90 PANNE LAL 07.04.2015 63 10020187 SC AJEET KUMAR 12-Jun-94 GANOURI PASWAN 07.04.2015 64 10020241 SC BHIM PRIYA GAUTAM 01-Jul-95 SUDHIR KUMAR 07.04.2015 65 10020283 OB ASHOK KUMAR VERMA 12-Oct-91 RAM KUMAR VERMA 07.04.2015 66 10020470 ST BINOD KUMAR MANDAL 12-Apr-89 RAMVRIKSH MANDAL 07.04.2015 67 10020666 ST LOKESH KUMAR MEENA 12-Oct-94 ROSHAN LAL MEENA 07.04.2015 68 10021198 SC ARTI DEVI 13-Jun-90 HH KAMTA PRASAD 07.04.2015 69 10021571 ST AJAY KUMAR MANDAL 01-Jan-83 MAHENDRA PRASAD MANDAL 07.04.2015 70 10022250 OB ABHISHEK KUMAR 13-Sep-92 LAL BAHADUR 07.04.2015 71 10022708 SC OM PRAKASH PASWAN 13-Feb-95 SITARAM PASWAN 07.04.2015 72 10023464 OB TARUN KUMAR RAY 01-Feb-82 DINESH KUMAR RAY 07.04.2015 73 10023539 UR ASHUTOSH KUMAR MISHRA 13-May-84 LAXMAN MISHRA 07.04.2015 74 10025267 OB BHUPESH KUMAR 01-Jan-89 KAPIL DEO SINGH 07.04.2015 75 10025467 ST BANWARI LAL MEENA 14-Aug-92 HAJARI LAL MEENA 07.04.2015 76 10026062 SC AJAY KUMAR GAUTAM 14-Apr-88 FOOL CHAND 07.04.2015 77 10026382 OB ANAND KUMAR SINGH 01-Jul-95 PRABHU NARAYAN SINGH 07.04.2015 78 10026615 OB AFTAB ALAM 01-Jul-92 SAGIR ANSARI 07.04.2015 79 10026743 OB AMIT KUMAR SINGH 14-May-87 MANNU LAL 07.04.2015 80 10026928 SC ARVIND PASWAN 14-Sep-91 CHHOTE LAL PASWAN 07.04.2015 81 10026929 OB BRAHM DEO 01-May-89 RAJ VIR SINGH 07.04.2015 82 10026943 ST BIPIN KUMAR MANDAL 14-May-92 DASU MANDAL 07.04.2015 83 10027389 OB BISHNU PRASAD 15-Sep-84 GUPUT SAH 07.04.2015 84 10027920 OB ASHISH KUMAR YADAV 15-Apr-94 BASANT LAL YADAV 07.04.2015 85 10028807 SC ARJUN KUMAR 15-Jul-90 SRIPAL 07.04.2015 86 10028899 OB AJAY SINGH VERMA 15-Aug-94 SHIV KANT VERMA 07.04.2015 Page 4 of 53 EMP.
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