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Final Post Matric Scheme Year 2007-08 SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT DEPARTMENT, HARYANA Scheme of Post-Matric Scholarship for Students belonging to the Minority Communities for the year 2007-08 Sl. Class/ Level of Sl. No. Name of Students Son/Daughter of Sarvshri Male/ Religion Percentage of Annual Name and Address of the Govt.(G)/Priv Class/Course Whether Amount of Scholarships (in Rs.) No. Education Female Marks in Income of School/ College/ Institute ate (P) in which Previous Parents/Gu currently studying studying Final ardian Examination New Renewal Admission Fees Course/ Maintenance Total Tuition Fee Allowance i ii iii iv v vi vii viii ix x xi xii xiii xiv xv xvi xvii xviii 1 (a) XI 1 MAZID KHAN UMED KHAN M M 60 9000 Govt. Sen. Sec. School, Danoda G 10+1 N - - - 1400 1400 (Jind) 2 RAHMAT ALI MAMUDIN M M 68 9000 SSS School Ugala (Ambala) P 10+1 N - - 7000 1400 8400 3 SALIM KHAN RONAK KHAN M M 66 9257 Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Kaithal G 10+1 N - - 240 1400 1640 4 SAMIM HARUN M M 63 9500 GVEI Ujina (Mewat) G 10+1A.T N - - 1550 1400 2950 5 SUNIL KUMAR TEK CHAND M M 58 9600 G.S.S. School, Danoda (Jind) G 10+1 N - - - 1400 1400 6 FOUZI SARAJU DIN M M 58.82 10000 Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Bhuna G 10+1 N - - - 1400 1400 (Fatehabad) 7 HAZRUDEEN IMRAT KHAN M M 53 10000 Govt. Sen. Sec. School, Bhuna G 10+1 N - - - 1400 1400 (Fatehbad) 8 SABIR HUSSAIN ISLAM M M 59 12000 G.S.S.School, Sohna (Gurgaon) G 10+1 N - - 1290 1400 2690 9 TARSIM MEHARDEEN M M 57 12000 Govt. Sr. Sec. School, G 10+1 N - - 186 1400 1586 Adamput, Hisar 10 SALIM MEHERDIN M M 50.6 12000 Govt. Sr. Sec. School, G 10+1 N - - 186 1400 1586 Adamput, Hisar 11 JASMUDIN MAZEED M M 52.6 12000 Govt.High School Sund G 10+1 N - - 1000 1400 2400 (Mewat) 12 SHAMSHER KHAN ALIYAS MOHAMMED M M 61 15000 GSSS, Chhchhrauli (Y/Nagar) G 10+1 N - - 100 1400 1500 13 ARIF KHAN SHABIR AHMAD M M 68 18000 Govt. Sr. Sec. School, G 10+1 N - - - 1400 1400 Chhachhrauli (Y/Nagar) Sl. Class/ Level of Sl. No. Name of Students Son/Daughter of Sarvshri Male/ Religion Percentage of Annual Name and Address of the Govt.(G)/Priv Class/Course Whether Amount of Scholarships (in Rs.) No. Education Female Marks in Income of School/ College/ Institute ate (P) in which Previous Parents/Gu currently studying studying Final ardian Examination New Renewal Admission Fees Course/ Maintenance Total Tuition Fee Allowance i ii iii iv v vi vii viii ix x xi xii xiii xiv xv xvi xvii xviii 14 AMIR KHAN SHABIR AHMAD M M 58 18000 Govt. Sr. Sec. School, G 10+1 N - - - 1400 1400 Chhachhrauli (Y/Nagar) 15 RAJENDER BALJIT SINGH M M 57 18000 Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Dhamtan P 10+1 N - - 144 1400 1544 Sabib. 16 NAEEM WAKIL AHMED M M 53 18000 Govt. Sr. Sec. School, G 10+1 N - - - 1400 1400 Chhachhrauli (Y/Nagar) 17 MAHBOOB ALIM KHAN M M 50 18000 Govt. Sr. Sec. Schook G 10+1 N - - 1000 1400 2400 Bhojawas (M/Garh) 18 MUKRARAM MOHAMMAD YASEEN M M 50.9 19000 Nav Gyan Jyoti Sr. Sec. School, P 10+1 N - - 2080 1400 3480 Bilaspur, Yamunanagar 19 NASIB SABU DIN M M 65 20000 G.S.S. School, Jandli kalan G 10+1 N - - 122 1400 1522 (Fatehabad) 20 ANISH KHAN TAHIR HUSSAIN M M 56 20000 Mewat Model School, Nuh, P 10+1 N - - 7000 1400 8400 Mewat 21 MUNFED MUBEEN M M 60.83 20000 Anupam Public Sr.Sec. School P 10+1 N - - - 1400 1400 Hodal Faridabad 22 PARVAJ AJMER SINGH M M 72 24000 Arya Senior Secondary School, P 10+1 N - - 5760 1400 7160 Narwana (Jind) 23 HANIF JUMMA DIN M M 63.5 24000 G.S.S.S. Narnaud (Hisar) G 10+1 N - - 232 1400 1632 24 SAHID AFRIDI NASRUDDIN M M 76 25000 Saraswati Sr. Sec. School, P 10+1 N - - - 1400 1400 Hodel (Faridabad) 25 AMZAD KHAN BARKAT ALI M M 60 25000 Saraswati Sr. Sec. School, G 10+1 N - - - 1400 1400 Hodel (Faridabad) 26 MOHD SHARIF NASRUDDIN M M 50 25000 Saraswati Sr. Sec. School, G 10+1 N - - - 1400 1400 Hodel (Faridabad) 27 SALIM KHAN JAFAR ALI M M 70.3 25000 GMS SSSS Barara (Ambala) G 10+1 N - - 7000 1400 8400 28 AZIZ TAREQ ABDUL REHMAN M M 74 30000 Sr. Sec. School (Boys) AMU, G 10+1 N - - 2753 2350 5103 Aligarg. Sl. Class/ Level of Sl. No. Name of Students Son/Daughter of Sarvshri Male/ Religion Percentage of Annual Name and Address of the Govt.(G)/Priv Class/Course Whether Amount of Scholarships (in Rs.) No. Education Female Marks in Income of School/ College/ Institute ate (P) in which Previous Parents/Gu currently studying studying Final ardian Examination New Renewal Admission Fees Course/ Maintenance Total Tuition Fee Allowance i ii iii iv v vi vii viii ix x xi xii xiii xiv xv xvi xvii xviii 29 HASHIM KHAN ZAKARIA KHAN M M 61.6 30000 Sr. Sec. School (Boys) AMU, G 10+1 N - - 2753 2350 5103 Aligarg. 30 SALEEM KHAN MAMREZ KHAN M M 72.6 30000 Aravali Public School Moosa P 10+1 Comm. N - - 7000 1400 8400 Nagar Ferozpur Jhirka (Mewat) 31 VASIM AKRAM MOHD KASIM M M 60 32000 Haryana Sr. Sec. School, P 10+1 N - - 7000 1400 8400 Firojpur Zirka, Nuh (Mewat) 32 MOHAMMED IRFAN MOUJ KHAN M M 82.2 35000 Aravali Public School Moosa P 10+1 N - - 7000 1400 8400 KHAN Nagar Ferozpur Jhirka (Mewat) 33 AARIF KHAN AKHTER HUSSAIN M M 64.8 35000 Aravali Public School Moosa P 10+1 Comm. N - - 7000 1400 8400 Nagar Ferozpur Jhirka (Mewat) 34 HARUN KHAN MOHD IBRAHIM KHAN M M 58.2 38000 Mewat Model School, Nuh, P 10+1 N - - 7000 1400 8400 Mewat 35 JAVED AHMED SAEED AHMED M M 70 40000 Mewat Model School, Nuh, P 10+1 N - - 7000 1400 8400 Mewat 36 IRSHAD ALI SHOKAT ALI M M 60.2 42000 Aravali Public School Moosa P 10+1 Comm. N - - 7000 1400 8400 Nagar Ferozpur Jhirka (Mewat) 37 FIROJ ABDUL HAMEED M M 80.2 50000 C.C.A.S. Jain Sr. Sec. School, P 10+1 N - - 7000 1400 8400 Ganaur (Sonepat) 38 JUBER KHAN YAKOOB M M 72.8 50000 Aravali Public School, Gurgaon P 10+1 N - - 7000 1400 8400 39 ABDUL KAYYOOM AKBAR KHAN M M 60.8 50000 Mewat Model School, Nuh, P 10+1 N - - 6210 1400 7610 KHAN Mewat 40 MOHD TARIF ROJDAR KHAN M M 58 50000 Dayanand Sr.Sec. School, p 10+1 N - - 6350 1400 7750 Ferozpur Zirka(Mewat) 41 AMIR KHAN ISLAM AHMED M M 72 60000 New Happy Sr. Sec. School, P 10+1 N - - 6240 1400 7640 Y/Nagar 42 SADDAM HUSSAIN KHURSHID AHMED M M 65.2 60000 Mewat Model School, Nuh, P 10+1 N - - 7000 1400 8400 Mewat 43 SAKIR AHMED SHURSHID M M 65.2 60000 Mewat Model School, Nuh, P 10+1 N - - 7000 1400 8400 Mewat Sl. Class/ Level of Sl. No. Name of Students Son/Daughter of Sarvshri Male/ Religion Percentage of Annual Name and Address of the Govt.(G)/Priv Class/Course Whether Amount of Scholarships (in Rs.) No. Education Female Marks in Income of School/ College/ Institute ate (P) in which Previous Parents/Gu currently studying studying Final ardian Examination New Renewal Admission Fees Course/ Maintenance Total Tuition Fee Allowance i ii iii iv v vi vii viii ix x xi xii xiii xiv xv xvi xvii xviii 44 MOHD SHAHID MOHD SALIM M M 63.4 60000 Mewat Model School, Nuh, P 10+1 N - - 7000 1400 8400 KHAN Mewat 45 AZAD MOHAMMED SHER MOHAMMED M M 75 60000 Araqvali Public School Moosa P 10+1 N - - 7000 1400 8400 Nagar Ferozpur Jhirka (Mewat) 46 HAIDAR ALI KHURHEED AHMED M M 80 70000 Dayanand Sr.Sec. School, P 10+1 N - - 6350 1400 7750 Ferozpur Zirka(Mewat) 47 JAMSHED JAN MOHD M M 71 70000 Dayanand Sr.Sec. School, P 10+1 N - - 6350 1400 7750 Ferozpur Zirka(Mewat) 48 NASSEM AHMED JAN MOHAMMAD M M 67 70000 Dayanand Sr.Sec. School, P 10+1 N - - 3950 1400 5350 Ferozpur Zirka(Mewat) 49 MUJAHID HUSSAIN KAMRUDDIN M M 61.66 70000 Dayanand Sr.Sec. School, p 10+1 N - - 7000 1400 8400 Ferozpur Zirka(Mewat) 50 RASID HUSSAIN YASHIN KHAN M M 59.1 70000 Dayanand Sr.Sec. School, p 10+1 N - - 6350 1400 7750 Ferozpur Zirka(Mewat) 51 AZEEZ KHAN ALI MOHD M M 57.5 70000 Dayanand Sr.Sec. School, p 10+1 N - - 6350 1400 7750 Ferozpur Zirka(Mewat) 52 ARIF KHAN ISLAM KHAN M M 57 70000 Dayanand Sr.Sec. School, p 10+1 N - - 6350 1400 7750 Ferozpur Zirka(Mewat) 53 JAHID HUSSAIN RISHAL KHAN M M 54.9 70000 Dayanand Sr.Sec. School, P 10+1 N - - 6350 1400 7750 Ferozpur Zirka(Mewat) 54 MOHD SHAD ANWAR HUSSAIN M M 82 80000 Mewat Model School, Nuh, P 10+1 N - - 7000 1400 8400 Mewat 55 NASIR HUSSAIN SHABUDDIN M M 68.66 80000 Dayanand Sr.Sec. School, p 10+1 N - - 6050 1400 7450 Ferozpur Zirka(Mewat) 56 SHAKIL AHMED ABDUL RAJAK M M 58.8 80000 Dayanand Sr.Sec. School, p 10+1 N - - 6350 1400 7750 Ferozpur Zirka(Mewat) 57 SAMIM KHAN KARAMBIR SINGH M M 63.3 84084 Saint Nishal Sr.
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