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List of Institutions Called for Hearing on 2Nd Appeal Committee Meeting to Be Held on 30Th and 31St January 2019 at 10:30 A.M List of Institutions called for Hearing on 2nd Appeal Committee Meeting to be held on 30th and 31st January 2019 at 10:30 A.M. S.No. Name of the Appeal Course Appeal file Order dt. Order No. Date & institution received No. Time of Hearing 1. To, 09/11/2018 D.El.Ed. 89-771/E- 23/03/2017 Old 30/01/2019 The Secretary, 95011/2018 App/NRCAPP- at 10:30 K.R. Teachers Appeal/2nd 4285/288/2017 A.M. Training Institute, Meeting, 2019 /169553 Lakhani, Khandela, APPL12908 Ringus – 332409, Dt. 07.11.2018 Rajasthan 2. To, 09/11/2018 D.El.Ed. 89-772/E- 19/06/2013 New 30/01/2019 The Secretary, 95010/2018 Appl./RF/Raj./ at 10:30 Shekhawati Gramin Appeal/2nd NRCAPP- A.M. Teacher Training Meeting, 2019 4919/2013- Institute, Bay Danta APPL12902 14/50031 Road, Dt. 05.11.2018 Dantaramgarh – 332601, Rajasthan 3. To, 09/11/2018 D.El.Ed. 89-773/E- 02/03/2009 - 30/01/2019 The Secretary, 95012/2018 at 10:30 Maa Bharti Teachers Appeal/2nd A.M. Training Institute, Meeting, 2019 Mahaveer Nagar-III, APPL12873 Kota – 324005, Dt. 29.10.2018 Rajasthan 4. To, 09/11/2018 D.El.Ed. 89-774/E- 19/03/2009 7-15/Returning 30/01/2019 The Secretary, 95013/2018 of Application at 10:30 Mahatma Gandhi Appeal/2nd S.No.- A.M. T.T. College, Meeting, 2019 1162/Rajastha Ramgarh, Sarapada APPL12871 n/2009/71890 Road, Mahwa – Dt. 29.10.2018 321608, Rajasthan 5. To, 09/11/2018 D.El.Ed. 89-775/E- 04/02/2017 NRC/NCTE/NR 30/01/2019 The Principal, 94937/2018 CAPP- at 10:30 District Institute for Appeal/2nd 13665/262nd A.M. Education and Meeting, 2019 (Part-8) Training (D.I.E.T.) APPL12867 Meeting/2017/1 263, Sant Kabir Dt. 27.10.2018 66485 Nagar, Khalilabad – 272175, Uttar Pradesh 6. To, 12/11/2018 D.El.Ed. 89-776/E- 19/06/2013 New 30/01/2019 The Secretary, 95058/2018 Appl./RF/Raj./ at 10:30 S.S. Teachers Appeal/2nd NRCAPP- A.M. Training School, Meeting, 2019 7964/2013- Tutoly, Chaksu, APPL12895 14/50200 Jaipur – 303903, Dt. 04.11.2018 Rajasthan 7. To, 12/11/2018 B.A. 89-777/E- 25/04/2017 NCTE/NRC/NR 30/01/2019 The Secretary, B.Ed./B. 95057/2018 CAPP2016160 at 10:30 S.S. Girls College, Sc. Appeal/2nd 82/B.A.B.Ed./B A.M. Tutoly, Post Tutoly, B.Ed. Meeting, 2019 .Sc.B.Ed. – 4 Chaksu – 303903, APPL12898 Year Rajasthan Dt. 04.11.2018 Integrated/RJ/2 017-18/2; 8. To, 12/11/2018 D.El.Ed. 89-778/E- 13/06/2013 New 30/01/2019 The Secretary, 95059/2018 Appl./RF/Raj./ at 10:30 Ambedkar Shikshak Appeal/2nd NRCAPP- A.M. Prashikshan Meeting, 2019 7292/2013- Vidyalaya, Basani, APPL12894 14/48832 Laxmangarh Road, Dt. 04.11.2018 Laxmangarh – 332311, Rajasthan 9. To, 12/11/2018 D.El.Ed. 89-779/E- 10/06/2013 New 30/01/2019 The Secretary, 95060/2018 Appl./RF/Raj./ at 10:30 Shree Ganesh Appeal/2nd NRCAPP- A.M. Shikshak Meeting, 2019 4332/2013- Prashikshan APPL12904 14/47996 Shansthan, Dt. 05.11.2018 Maheshwas Kalan, Maheshwas, Amer, Jaipur – 302012, Rajasthan 10. To, 12/11/2018 B.Ed. 89-780/E- - WRCAPP2016 30/01/2019 The Principal, 95068/2018 60253 at 10:30 Ambika Institute of Appeal/2nd A.M. Teachers Education, Meeting, 2019 Nohari Near APPL12743 Katthamill, A.B. Dt. 08.09.2018 Road, Shivpuri – 473551, Madhya Pradesh 11. To, 13/11/2018 B.A. 89-782/E- 10/09/2018 NCTE/NRC/NR 30/01/2019 The Jt. Secretary, B.Ed./B. 95338/2018 CAPP2016150 at 10:30 Greater Noida Sc. Appeal/2nd 64/B.A.B.Ed./B A.M. College of B.Ed. Meeting, 2019 .Sc.B.Ed. – 4 Education, Greater APPL12907 Year Noida, 39A, Dt. 06.11.2018 Integrated/SCN Knowledge Part-3, /UP/2017-18/4; Dadri – 201306, Uttar Pradesh 12. To, 13/11/2018 D.El.Ed. 89-783/E- 23/03/2017 Old App/RJ----- 30/01/2019 The Secretary, 95326/2018 /286/2017/169 at 10:30 Dronacharya Appeal/2nd 548 A.M. Women College, Meeting, 2019 Budhi Bawal, 1, APPL12905 Kotkasim, Alwar – Dt. 05.11.2018 301707, Rajasthan 13. To, 13/11/2018 B.Ed. 89-784/E- 26/09/2016 NRC/NCTE/NR 30/01/2019 The Secretary, 95325/2018 CAPP- at 10:30 Kuldhara Shikshak Appeal/2nd 11235/257th A.M. Prashikshan Meeting, 2019 (Part-3) Mahavidyalaya, APPL12887 Meeting/2016/1 Bhanpur Kalan, 573, Dt. 01.11.2018 58926 Jamwaramgarh, Jaipur – 302028, Rajasthan 14. To, 13/11/2018 D.El.Ed. 89-785/E- 11/06/2013 New 30/01/2019 The Secretary, 95324/2018 Appl./RF/Raj./ at 1:30 Gurukul Shikshan Appeal/2nd NRCAPP- P.M. Prashikshan Meeting, 2019 9399/2013- Mahavidhyalaya, APPL12901 14/48386 Mojmabad, Jaipur – Dt. 04.11.2018 303009, Rajasthan 15. To, 13/11/2018 B.Ed. 89-786/E- 25/04/2017 NCTE/NRC/NR 30/01/2019 The Secretary, 95318/2018 CAPP2016154 at 1:30 Gurukul Shikshan Appeal/2nd 96/Bachelor of P.M. Prashikshan Meeting, 2019 Education Mahavidyalaya, APPL12903 [B.Ed.]/RJ/201 Rasili Road, Dt. 05.11.2018 7-18/2; Mauzmabad – 303009, Rajasthan 16. To, 13/11/2018 D.El.Ed. 89-787/E- 21/06/2013 New 30/01/2019 The Secretary, 95311/2018 Appl./RF/Raj./ at 1:30 Oxford College, Appeal/2nd NRCAPP- P.M. Khasra No. 407, Meeting, 2019 6861/2013- Ward No.7, APPL12900 14/50897 Nawalgarh, Dt. 04.11.2018 Jhunjhunu – 333042, Rajasthan 17. To, 13/11/2018 B.A. 89-788/E- 16/10/2018 NCTE/NCTE/N 30/01/2019 The Principal, B.Ed./B. 95314/2018 RCAPP- at 1:30 Dasmesh Girls Sc. Appeal/2nd 12462/289th/M P.M. College, Chak Alla B.Ed. Meeting, 2019 eeting/2018/19 Baksh, G.R. Road, APPL12917 7778 Mukerian – 144211, Dt. 12.11.2018 Punjab 18. To, 13/11/2018 D.El.Ed. 89-789/E- 10/10/2016 NRC/NCTE/NR 30/01/2019 The Secretary, 95320/2018 CAPP- at 1:30 Kuldhara Shikshak Appeal/2nd 11239/257th P.M. Prashikshan Meeting, 2019 (Part-3) Mahavidyalaya, APPL12888 Meeting/2016/1 Bhanpur Kalan, Dt. 01.11.2018 59862 Khasra No. 573, Jamwaramgarh, Jaipur – 302028, Rajasthan 19. To, 14/11/2018 B.Ed. 89-790/E- 28/09/2018 WRC/APW021 30/01/2019 The Principal, 95432/2018 22/223429/290t at 1:30 Colonel Fateh Jang Appeal/2nd h/2018/200389 P.M. College, Mhow, Meeting, 2019 Silver Oak Estate, APPL12884 Mhow – 453441, Dt. 01.11.2018 Madhya Pradesh 20. To, 14/11/2018 D.El.Ed. 89-791/E- 20/09/2018 WRC/APW/012 30/01/2019 The Chairman, 95440/2018 34/222055/D.El at 1:30 Bhopal Degree Appeal/2nd .Ed./297/2018 P.M. College, 393, Ashok Meeting, 2019 Vihar, Bhopal – APPL12890 462023, Madhya Dt. 02.11.2018 Pradesh 21. To, 14/11/2018 B.Ed. 89-792/E- - WRC/APW/000 30/01/2019 The Chairman, 95438/2018 25/223110/B.E at 1:30 Bhopal Degree Appeal/2nd d./297th/2018/2 P.M. College, 393, Ashok Meeting, 2019 00266 Vihar, Bhopal – APPL12891 462023, Madhya Dt. 02.11.2018 Pradesh 22. To, 15/11/2018 D.El.Ed. 89-793/E- 18/06/2013 New 30/01/2019 The Secretary, 95599/2018 Appl./RF/Raj./ at 1:30 Shekhawati STC Appeal/2nd NRCAPP- P.M. School, Narayan Ka Meeting, 2019 6852/2013- Bass, NH-11, APPL12912 14/49817 Laxmangarh – Dt. 10.11.2018 332313, Rajasthan 23. To, 15/11/2018 B.A. 89-794/E- 07/03/2018 WRC/APP201 30/01/2019 The Principal, B.Ed./B. 95626/2018 660193/B.A.B. at 1:30 Dnyan Ganga Sc. Appeal/2nd Ed./B.Sc.B.Ed./ P.M. Education Trust’s, B.Ed. Meeting, 2019 289th/2018/196 College of Education APPL12379 146 (B.Ed.), Kasar Dt. 16.04.2018 Vadavali Naka, Ghodbunder Road, Thane – 400615, Maharashtra 24. To, 15/11/2018 B.Ed. 89-795/E- 05/09/2018 WRC/APW057 30/01/2019 The Principal, 95601/2018 53/723129/C.G at 1:30 Kalindi College, Appeal/2nd ./296th/2018/19 P.M. Lalpur, Raipur – Meeting, 2019 9829 492001, APPL12911 Chhattisgarh Dt. 08.11.2018 25. To, 15/11/2018 D.El.Ed. 89-796/E- 12/09/2018 NRC/NCTE/NR 30/01/2019 The Chairman, 95538/2018 CAPP- at 1:30 Chaudhary Sahab Appeal/2nd 12514/288th P.M. Shivcharan Degree Meeting, 2019 Meeting/2018/1 College, Norojpur APPL12919 96714 Gurjar, Post – Tatiri, Dt. 12.11.2018 Bagpat – 250601, Uttar Pradesh 26. To, 19/11/2018 D.El.Ed. 89-797/E- 14/03/2017 Old App/RJ----- 30/01/2019 The Chairman, 95874/2018 -/2017/169098 at 1:30 Shri Marudhar Kesri Appeal/2nd P.M. Balika Sanskrit Meeting, 2019 Shikshak APPL12922 Prashikshan Dt. 12.11.2018 Vidyalaya, Lal Kothi Scheme, Tonk Road, Jaipur – 302015, Rajasthan 27. To, 19/11/2018 D.El.Ed. 89-798/E- 15/03/2017 Old 31/01/2019 The Chairman, 95878/2018 App/NRCAPP- at 10:30 Dr. Radhakrishan Appeal/2nd 8503/152/2017 A.M. Teachers Training Meeting, 2019 /1691173 Institute, Kalwara, APPL12916 Suratpura, Dt. 11.11.2018 Sanganer, Jaipur – 302037, Rajasthan 28. To, 19/11/2018 D.El.Ed. 89-799/E- 20/09/2018 NRC/NCTE/RJ 31/01/2019 The Appellant, 95877/2018 ------ at 10:30 Gurudev Shikshan Appeal/2nd /288th/Meeting/ A.M.
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