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Under Berhamporecentre PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, WEST BENGAL 161‐A, S. P. MUKHERJEE ROAD, KOLKATA ‐ 700 026 EXAMINATION (PRELIMINARY) FOR THE RECRUITMENT TO THE POST OF SUPERVISOR (FEMALE ONLY) OF I.C.D.S., 2019 Date of Examination : 1st SEPTEMBER, 2019 (Sunday) Subject : General Studies Time of Examination : 12:00 noon to 1:00 p.m. FOLLOWING VENUES ARE ALSO INCLUDED IN THE PREVIOUSLY UPLOADED LIST OF VENUES UNDER BERHAMPORE CENTRE. Name of Centre : BERHAMPORE (18) No. of Sl. Name of the Supervisor with Name of the Venues Regd. Roll Nos. No. Designation & Contact No. Candts. JANGIPUR HIGH SCHOOL MD FORHAD ALI 1818551 39 HARISAVA, P.O. ‐ JANGIPUR, (NEAR S.B.I., JANGIPUR 600 TO TOWN), HEADMASTER DIST ‐ MURSHIDABAD, PIN ‐ 742 213 PH.: 9434601560 1819150 JANGIPUR MUNIRIAH HIGH MADRASAH (H.S.) SAHAJAHAN 1819151 40 P.O. ‐JANGIPUR (NEAR S.B.I. KIOSK), TEACHER‐IN‐CHARGE 600 TO DIST ‐ MURSHIDABAD, PIN ‐ 742 213 PH: 9733627809 1819750 KALITALA L.K. HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.) SRI DINENDRA GOPAL CHACKRABARTY 1819751 VILL ‐ SAHAJADPUR, P.O. ‐ SANMATINAGAR, 600 TO 41 RAGHUNATHGANJ, ASSISTANT TEACHER, DIST ‐ MURSHIDABAD, PIN ‐ 742 213. PH.: 9733956808 1820350 KHARIBONA HIGH SCHOOL SRI SAKANTA DAS 1820351 42 VILL ‐ KHARIBONA, P.S. ‐ RAGHUNATHGANJ, TEACHER‐IN‐CHARGE 400 TO DIST ‐ MURSHIDABAD, PIN ‐ 742 225. PH.: 9153264442 1820750 MALDOVA P.K. HIGH SCHOOL FARUQUE AHMED 1820751 43 P.O. ‐ RAJANAGAR, VIA GANKAR, P.S. ‐ RAGHUNATHGANJ HAEDMASTER 600 TO DIST ‐ MURSHIDABAD, PIN ‐ 742 227. PH.: 9734013698 1821350 MIRZAPUR DWIJAPADA HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.) SRI BIRAT BANDYOPADHYAY 1821351 44 VILL ‐ MIRZAPUR, P.O. ‐ GANKAR, (NEAR GANKAR RLY. 600 TO STN.), HEADMASTER DIST ‐ MURSHIDABAD, PIN ‐ 742 227. PH. : 9474076859 1821950 RAGHUNATHGANJ GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.) SMT. CHANDRANI CHAKRABORTY 1821951 45 P.O. ‐ RAGHUNATHGANJ TEACHER‐IN‐CHARGE 480 TO DIST ‐ MURSHIDABAD, PIN ‐ 742 225. PH. 9474580847 1822430 RAGHUNATHGANJ HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.) SMT. SANTWANA BANERJEE 1822431 46 VILL. ‐ DARBESH PARA, P.O. ‐ RAGHUNATHGANJ TEACHER‐IN‐CHARGE 600 TO DIST ‐ MURSHIDABAD, PIN ‐ 742 225. PH. 8900387110 1823030 SAIDPUR U.N. HIGH SCHOOL SRI NAYAN MISRA 1823031 47 VILL ‐ BANIPUR, P.O. ‐ MIAPUR, P.S. ‐ RAGHUNATHGANJ TEACHER‐IN‐CHARGE 600 TO DIST ‐ MURSHIDABAD, PIN ‐ 742 235. PH.: 9434314825 1823630 SRIKANTABATI P.S.S. SIKSHANIKETAN SRI UTPAL KUMAR MANDAL 1823631 48 VILL ‐ GOPALNAGAR, P.O. ‐ RAGHUNATHGANJ HEADMASTER 598 TO DIST ‐ MURSHIDABAD, PIN ‐ 742 225 (NEAR RAGHUNATHGANJ BUS STAND). PH.: 9475156456 1824228 .
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