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No. 11037/02/2017- AIS-III Government of India Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions (Department of Personnel & Training) No. 11037/02/2017- AIS-III Government of India Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions (Department of Personnel & Training) North Block New Delhi, Dated the3lbctober, 2017 To, The Chief Secretaries of All the States/UTs Subject:- Fixation of inter-se-seniority of the IAS probationers of 2015 batch (Provisional) — Intimation regarding. Sir/ Madam, I am directed to refer to the above mentioned subject and to say 180 IAS Probationers in 2015 batch. Two officers viz. Shri Saurabh Mishra and Shri Amandeep Duli have not joined in Phase II Course and three officer trainees Shri Aswin S, Shri Mohite Tushar Shantaram and Shri Suchin K V have not joined the service. Accordingly, inter-se-seniority list (Annex-A&B) of 175 probationers of 2015 batch has been prepared in accordance with Rule 10 (1) of the Indian Administrative Service (Probation) Rules, 1954. Final inter-se-seniority list in respect of 177 officers will be issued after incorporating the names of remaining two officers on completion of their training. 2. It is requested that the provisional inter-se-seniority list of RR IAS officers of 2015 batch may kindly be circulated amongst the concerned members of the Service. While every care has been taken to ensure accuracy in fixation of seniority, discrepancy if any, may kindly be brought to the notice of this Department for necessary action within 1 month from issue of this letter. 3. Hindi version of the letter will follow. Yours faithfully Encl:- As above (Rajesh ar Yadav) Under Secretary to the Govt. of India Tele 23094714 Copy to: NIC with request to upload the same on the website of the Department Government of India Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions Department of Personnel & Training Provisional Marks and All India Inter-Se-Seniority of IAS Probationers of 2015 Batch According to Rank-wise Merit List batatement 'A' FC SI. OT FC Phase-I Phase-II Phase-II Name of Officer Trainees Cadre Phase-I Total No. Code Assess- Assess- Assess- District UPSC Rank Written Written Marks ment ment ment Training Maximum Marks 150 150 300 200 .' 200 200 2025 3225 1 IRA SINGHAL (Ms.) B32 AGMUT 118.56 115.76 235.63 140.15 163.25 N M 179.17 1082.00 2034.52 1 RENU RAJ (Ms.) A75 N KERALA 106.72 107.76 217.99 166.69 172.00 187.99 1056.00 2015.15 CHARUSREE THIAGARAJAN (Ms.) A24 TAMIL NADU 120.26 110.62 Cr I 248.83 168.21 161.25 176.72 1008.00 1993.89 B FOUZIA TARANUM (Ms.) B53 KARNATAKA 114.77 119.55 237.35 173.88 158.50 179.94 981.00 1964.99 5 NIDHI GUPTA (Ms.) A60 UTTAR PRADESH 107.17 115.05 224.65 162.90 157.50 168.46 1025.00 1960.73 5 6 ARVIND SINGH A52 UTTAR PRADESH 113.69 102.40 236.81 159.68 160.50 179.19 1003.00 1955.27 6 7 KUHUK BHUSHAN (Ms.) A42 WEST BENGAL 120.14 117.70 249.72 168.52 163.00 169.54 955.00 1943.62 7 8 SANSKRITI JAIN (Ms.) B71 MADHYA PRADESH 108.88 115.03 220.10 157.75 164.80 165.32 1003.00 1934.88 8 9 VANDANA RAO (Ms.) B51 AGMUT 111.31 108.96 224.95 126.27 163.00 170.09 1019.00 1923.58 9 10 GEROMIC GEORGE A02 KERALA 111.77 116.04 216.47 165.75 176.25 174.61 962.00 1922.89 10 11 PAMELA SATPATHY (Ms.) 642 TELANGANA 110.81 117.75 216.45 171.79 166.50 169.56 968.00 1920.86 11 12 LAKSHMIKANTH REDDY G B09 KARNATAKA 116.80 109.88 238.00 157.66 157.50 152.67 988.00 1920.51 12 13 AMAN MITTAL B03 MAHARASHTRA 112.95 113.59 236.46 135.61 174.00 158.21 989.00 1919.82 13 14 ASHISH KUMAR A64 UTTAR PRADESH 116.13 108.59 237.58 154.52 137.75 154.37 1005.00 1913.94 14 15 BALAJI D K B72 ANDHRA PRADESH 105.71 116.64 228.30 166.39 158.25 158.83 979.00 1913.12 15 16 BHAVESH MISHRA A13 BIHAR 111.87 107.33 245.37 169.42 137.00 174.60 966.00 1911.59 16 17 SAIKANTH VARMA C M B04 ANDHRA PRADESH 113.91 105.77 232.41 153.13 145.50 167.90 992.00 1910.62 17 18 ANUNAYA JHA A47 UTTAR PRADESH 114.82 109.73 237.45 159.05 160.00 162.03 966.00 1909.08 18 19 ANURAAG JAYANTI B31 TELANGANA 114.75 117.07 231.84 161.82 150.25 159.05 967.00 1901.78 19 20 ANANYA DAS (Ms.) A06 GUJARAT 114.37 102.62 228.52 162.18 144.00 153.96 994.00 1899.65 20 21 RAJA P A67 KARNATAKA 102.33 125.00 237.87 155.27 146.50 173.28 958.00 1898.25 21 22 SHILPA SHARMA (Ms.) B55 ODISHA 112.10 112.36 229.75 172.22 154.10 159.62 958.00 1898.15 22 Enclosure to File No. 11037/02/2017-AIS-111 Rajes Kumar Yadav (Under Secretary to Govt. of India) SI. OT FC Phase-I Phase-II Phase-II Name of Officer Trainees FC Phase-I No. Cadre Assess- Total Code Written Assess- Assess- District UPSC Rank Written Marks ment ment ment Training Maximum Marks 150 150 300 200 " 200 200 2025 3225 23 BHANU PRABHA (Ms.) B26 AGMUT 110.58 111.10 234.71 153.83 170.75 173.59 24 941.00 1895.56 23 AKANKSHA BHASI<AR (Ms.) A30 WEST BENGAL 106.58 112.20 219.57 163.96 166.00 166.89 960.00 1895.20 24 25 PARUL PATAWARI B17 ODISHA 109.00 111.00 220.84 167.71 155.00 173.34 957.00 26 1893.89 25 M N HARENDHIRA PRASAD B06 ANDHRA PRADESH 110.27 114.84 221.60 163.25 158.25 170.29 954.00 1892.50 26 27 MANISH MISHRA All WEST BENGAL 108.53 106.42 215.99 145.12 160.75 169.31 985.00 28 1891.12 27 KRANTHI KUMAR PATI A32 TAMIL NADU 110.88 106.95 238.10 152.91 148.00 164.13 968.00 1888.97 28 29 RAJA GOPAL SUNKARA A67 TAMIL NADU 108.61 103.90 231.82 170.25 170.50 134.60 30 969.00 1888.68 29 NEHA KUMAR! (Ms.) A57 GUJARAT 111.58 108.79 225.92 159.11 143.00 153.16 984.00 1885.56 31 AASHIKA JAIN (Ms.) 30 B01 AGMUT 115.26 110.29 225.68 149.66 157.00 164.53 961.00 1883.42 31 32 MEGHA NIDHI DAHAL B27 ASSAM-MEGHALAYA 107.15 114.12 218.53 156.22 162.60 159.77 33 965.00 1883.39 32 ABDAAL MUHAMMED AKHTAR B35 ODISHA 110.12 115.55 213.37 156.72 162.50 144.88 979.00 1882.14 33 34 ABOLI SUNIL NARAVANE (Ms.) B38 ODISHA 111.64 111.97 230.41 159.34 150.80 157.78 960.00 35 1881.94 34 APOORV DEVGAN B02 HIMACHAL PRADESH 104.07 108.98 209.20 160.06 160.80 173.54 965.00 1881.65 35 36 SUHARSHA BHAGAT A50 BIHAR 108.28 98.52 221.75 146.93 129.50 160.24 1014.00 37 1879.22 36 NEHA (Ms.) A54 GUJARAT 110.74 102.09 224.05 144.35 143.00 166.59 988.00 1878.82 37 38 NEELABH SAXENA A70 RAJASTHAN 103.33 120.00 211.36 147.19 139.00 155.25 1002.00 39 1878.13 38 VINAY GOWDA G C B33 MAHARASHTRA 112.15 103.94 237.84 163.14 163.00 158.53 939.00 1877.60 39 40 NISHANT JAIN A83 RAJASTHAN 102.11 110.59 204.93 153.89 142.50 162.33 1001.00 41 1877.35 40 BHOOBALAN T B85 KARNATAKA 101.08 115.16 213.32 157.95 155.00 174.34 959.00 1875.85 41 42 RAJU MISHRA A20 WEST BENGAL 112.12 113.27 221.82 157.28 153.00 154.07 964.00 43 1875.56 42 UMESH N S K A46 KERALA 94.23 117.58 210.14 154.20 167.50 171.61 960.00 1875.26 43 44 ARJUN SHARMA B19 AGMUT 120.62 98.78 241.22 144.90 132.00 161.56 976.00 45 1875.08 44 PARAMVIR SINGH B73 PUNJAB 111.64 102.93 231.04 135.46 151.00 159.28 983.00 1874.35 45 46 ADITI GARG (Ms.) B84 MADHYA PRADESH 112.85 104.41 226.11 148.88 148.50 166.07 967.00 47 1873.82 46 AYUSH PRASAD B08 MAHARASHTRA 105.10 105.53 213.65 149.92 152.00 156.79 985.00 1867.99 47 48 SWAPNIL TEMBE B88 ASSAM-MEGHALAYA 99.55 121.23 221.15 163.45 154.00 151.28 957.00 49 1867.66 48 LAKSHMI BHAVYA TANNEERU(Ms.) A63 WEST BENGAL 107.73 111.79 224.45 154.43 142.50 167.20 955.00 1863.10 49 50 _KAMAL KISHORE A K A22 TAMIL NADU 112.03 106.59 226.69 160.38 170.00 171.86 915.00 1862.55 50 Enclosure to File No. 11037/02/2017-A1S-ill Rajesh Kumar Yadav (Under Secretary to Govt. of India) FC Phase-I Phase-II Phase-II SI. OT FC Phase-I Total Name of Officer Trainees Cadre Assess- Assess- Assess- District UPSC Rank No.
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