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FOR CAT-02 (Jr RAILWAY RECRUITMENT BOARD, MALDA LIST OF CANDIDATES IN ORDER OF NAME (ALPHABETICALLY)FOR CAT-02 (Jr. Stenographer( English)) EN 8/2010 EXAM DATE : 22/04/2012 CAT NAME FNAME DOB STATUS _NO 02 ABBASUDDIN SHAH ANOWAR ALI SHAH 06/05/1982 Eligible 02 ABDUL WAHED MOJIBUR RAHMAN 08/06/1988 Ineligible 02 ABHIJIT DAS SHIBNATH DAS 14/04/1982 Eligible 02 ABHISHEK SHIVA PRADEEP KUMAR 26/01/1979 Eligible 02 ADITYA SARKAR PROBIN SARKAR 24/11/1989 Eligible 02 ADWAITA ROY RASHBIHARI ROY 28/12/1985 Ineligible 02 AHMED MUSTAFA SHEIKH MOJAHAR SK 10/02/1988 Ineligible 02 AJOY ROY BHAKTI ROY 21/11/1990 Ineligible 02 AKHIL KR DAS MANTU MANDAL 12/04/1985 Ineligible 02 AMEET KUMAR MANDAL NAYAN CHANDAR MANDL 18/05/1990 Eligible 02 AMINUL HAQUE HASIMUDDIN 26/06/1983 Eligible 02 AMIT GHOSH SUBHASH CHANDRA GHOSH 28/03/1982 Ineligible 02 AMIT GHOSH SWAPAN GHOSH 25/10/1988 Eligible 02 AMIT KUMAR HARI KRISHAN 15/01/1990 Ineligible 02 AMIT KUMAR SHAMBHU PRASAD 15/12/1989 Eligible 02 AMIT PAUL NIMAI PAUL 15/01/1984 Eligible 02 ANIL KUMAR DHARAM SINGH 15/08/1978 Ineligible 02 ANITA RANI RAM KUMAR 02/11/1989 Ineligible 02 ANJU BALA DHARAMPAL 15/06/1989 Ineligible 02 ANKITA AWASTHI TUNG NATH AWASTHI 11/07/1989 Ineligible 02 ANTARLINA KARMAKAR SHYAMA PADA KARMAKAR 15/12/1988 Eligible 02 ANURADHA ROY LATE ANIL KUMAR ROY 03/11/1985 Ineligible 02 ANURADHA SARKAR JYOTISH CH SARKAR 04/07/1988 Ineligible 02 ARABINDA DAS ISHWAR CHANDRA DAS 20/02/1990 Eligible 02 ARABINDA MANDAL GOURANGA MANDAL 16/03/1983 Eligible 02 ARABINDU NUNIYA MANIK NUNIYA 10/07/1991 Ineligible 02 ARJIJIT BAGCHI ACHINTYA KUMAR BAGCHI 22/11/1984 Eligible 02 ARTI KUMARI SHIV SHANKAR 30/12/1990 Eligible 02 ARTI MAJUMDAR RATAN MAJUMDER 03/07/1987 Ineligible 02 ARUN KUMAR RAM PARTAP 02/01/1982 Ineligible 02 ARUN KUMAR SARKAR BIJOY KUMAR SARKAR 16/10/1977 Eligible 02 ASHIM KARMAKAR KARTICK CH KARMAKAR 02/03/1987 Eligible 02 ASHIM SEN ASIT SEN 24/02/1988 Ineligible 02 ASHISH KONGARI JEEVAN KONGARI 30/03/1985 Eligible 02 ASHISH MANDAL SHUFAL MANDAL 31/01/1991 Ineligible 02 ASHIT KUMAR SAHA ASHUTOSH SAHA 01/03/1978 Eligible 02 ASHOK KUMAR ARVIND PRASAD 01/06/1985 Ineligible 02 ASHUTOSH KUMAR BRIJESH KUMAR 10/07/1990 Eligible 02 ASHWANI KUMAR DUNI CHAND 06/11/1978 Ineligible 02 ATUL KUMAR BINDESHWARI PRASAD VERMA 20/01/1984 Ineligible 02 AVIJIT HALDAR LATE PROSANTA KUMAR HALDA 25/12/1981 Ineligible 02 AZAD KUJUR LATE MOHAN KUJUR 30/11/1977 Eligible 02 BABIN RAY BABLU RAY 15/09/1992 Ineligible 02 BABLU MAHAWAR CHHOTI LAL MAHAWAR 06/03/1991 Ineligible 02 BABUL ROY KOLIN CHANDRA ROY 25/12/1989 Ineligible 02 BABY RANI KUNDU LATE RATAN KUNDU 27/01/1984 Eligible 02 BALI RAM GUPTA BINDESHWARI PRASAD 05/10/1986 Ineligible 02 BANSI LAL PRITAM SINGH 19/10/1987 Ineligible 02 BARAN MANDAL BHABESH MANDAL 01/01/1991 Eligible 02 BHABANI SINGH BABU SINGH 10/03/1992 Ineligible 02 BHADULAL SINGHA SHANTI SINGHA 28/04/1989 Eligible 02 BHARAT PANWAR RAMCHANDRA 05/03/1984 Ineligible 02 BHAWANI SINGH PREM KISHOR 02/06/1988 Ineligible 02 BIBEK KUMAR SARKAR AMBIKA PRASAD SARKAR 10/08/1983 Eligible 02 BIDHAN BISWAS BIREN BISWAS 01/03/1988 Eligible 02 BIJIT GOSWAMI KANAI LAL GOSWAMI 22/01/1988 Eligible 02 BIJOY KALYAN TIRKEY SULEMAN TIRKEY 07/12/1982 Ineligible RAILWAY RECRUITMENT BOARD, MALDA LIST OF CANDIDATES IN ORDER OF NAME (ALPHABETICALLY)FOR CAT-02 (Jr. Stenographer( English)) EN 8/2010 EXAM DATE : CAT NAME FNAME DOB STATUS _NO 02 BIJOY MONDAL MANTU MONDAL 01/10/1979 Ineligible 02 BIKRANT KUMAR RAJENDRA PRASAD RAO 12/01/1988 Eligible 02 BINOD KUMAR SINGH UPENDRA PRASAD SINGH 01/03/1982 Eligible 02 BIPLAB HALDAR JIBAN HALDAR 14/11/1990 Eligible 02 BIPLAB MANDAL ATUL MANDAL 17/10/1981 Ineligible 02 BISHNU GUPTA BIJOY KUMAR GUPTA 20/08/1986 Ineligible 02 BISWARUP PALODHI KOHADEB PALODHI 28/04/1983 Eligible 02 BITTU ADHIKARY LATE NABA ADHIKARY 19/04/1989 Ineligible 02 CHANDAN KR YADAV ARUN KUMAR YADAV 09/06/1990 Ineligible 02 CHANDRA PRAKASH RAM PRASAD 18/10/1990 Eligible 02 CHANDRA SHEKHAR AGRAWAL RAMESH CHAND B AGRAWAL 10/08/1984 Ineligible 02 D UMA SHANKAR RAO D JAGANNADHA RAO 19/08/1982 Eligible 02 DAYEETA SARKAR NISHI KANTA SARKAR 12/09/1984 Eligible 02 DEBABRATA CHOUDHURY BENU CHOUDHURY 24/08/1989 Ineligible 02 DEBABRATA SARKAR SWAPAN SARKAR 15/04/1988 Eligible 02 DEBYENDU SAHA RABINDRA NATH SAHA 11/01/1979 Ineligible 02 DEEPAK XAXA LATE RAJESH KUMAR XAXA 30/03/1984 Eligible 02 DEEPIKA SARKAR BIDHU BHUSHAN SARKAR 02/11/1990 Eligible 02 DEPANKAR SRIWASTABA SATYA NARAYAN SRIWASTABA 03/03/1990 Ineligible 02 DILIP BISWAS BIREN BISWAS 20/03/1992 Ineligible 02 DIMPLE RAM LAL 17/04/1990 Ineligible 02 DIMPLE SHARMA OM PRAKASH SHARMA 19/02/1989 Ineligible 02 DINESH KUMAR CHANDESHWAR PASWAN 02/01/1978 Ineligible 02 DIPAK HOTA BANSHIDHAR HOTA 14/04/1982 Eligible 02 DIPAK SINGHA DILIP SINGHA 21/01/1990 Eligible 02 DIPALI MANDAL CHANDAN KUMAR MANDAL 18/09/1986 Ineligible 02 DIPAYAN GHOSH LT DULAL GHOSH 21/07/1988 Eligible 02 DIPIKA KUJUR DAYAL KUJUR 07/12/1983 Eligible 02 DURJOY KUMAR SAHA ASHOK KUMAR SAHA 22/12/1979 Eligible 02 EKTADUL RAHAMAN ABDUR RAHIM 10/04/1981 Eligible 02 FALGUNI SAROOP ARAM 04/05/1990 Ineligible 02 FULENDU KUMAR BEHERA FULENDU KUMAR BEHERA 12/06/1987 Ineligible 02 GAYANTI SARKAR SUBHASH CHANDRA SHARMA 22/01/1989 Ineligible 02 GOBIN CHETRI DHAN BAHADUR CHETRI 20/02/1990 Ineligible 02 GOLAM RABBANI SAYED ALI 11/03/1992 Ineligible 02 GOVIND KUMAR GUPTA CHANDRESH PRASAD GUPTA 01/10/1992 Ineligible 02 GULAB CHAND BAIRWA FAILU RAM BAIRWA 01/07/1990 Eligible 02 GULSHAN JOGINDER SINGH 06/08/1989 Ineligible 02 HEMANT SINGH RAWAT CHANDER SINGH RAWAT 01/05/1984 Ineligible 02 IMRAN KABIR HUMAYUN KABIR 21/01/1986 Eligible 02 INDRAJIT BASAK DIPAK BASAK 25/07/1983 Ineligible 02 INDU JANGID BABU LAL JANGID 23/08/1989 Ineligible 02 INUL HOQUE MD KADER 15/12/1984 Ineligible 02 ISHAM SINGH RANJEET SINGH 10/09/1983 Ineligible 02 JAGANNATH BISWAS LATE AMARESH BISWAS 05/05/1986 Eligible 02 JAGTAR KULWANT SINGH 03/02/1988 Ineligible 02 JAMAL HOSSAIN ASKOR ALI 04/04/1986 Eligible 02 JASBIR GAGAT STAPAL SINGH 22/02/1988 Ineligible 02 JATIN MURMU MAJHI MURMU 15/10/1987 Eligible 02 JAY KUMAR YADAV GANGADHAR YADAV 12/07/1988 Eligible 02 JOY BISWAS RABINDRA NATH BISWAS 03/12/1985 Eligible 02 KAMALA RAM RAMNATH RAM 01/04/1991 Ineligible 02 KARTICH SAMANTA GOPAL SAMANTA 05/11/1987 Eligible 02 KARTIKESWAR PANDA BHUBANESWAR PANDA 13/02/1987 Eligible 02 KESHAB DAS PROVASH DAS 30/04/1991 Ineligible 02 KRARAMVEER JAATI RAM 27/09/1989 Ineligible 02 KRISHANKUMAR DHARAMPAL 05/08/1990 Ineligible RAILWAY RECRUITMENT BOARD, MALDA LIST OF CANDIDATES IN ORDER OF NAME (ALPHABETICALLY)FOR CAT-02 (Jr. Stenographer( English)) EN 8/2010 EXAM DATE : CAT NAME FNAME DOB STATUS _NO 02 KULDEEP SINGH SANT RAM 10/12/1987 Ineligible 02 KUNA SINGH THAKUR SINGH 19/07/1988 Ineligible 02 KUNAL KUMAR KEJRIWAL GOPAL PRASAD KEJRIWAL 18/01/1991 Eligible 02 KUNTAL BANERJEE SUSANTA BANERJEE 30/05/1990 Eligible 02 LABANI BARMAN JAGAT BARMAN 29/10/1988 Ineligible 02 LAKHINDRO MANDAL LT RABINDRA NATH MANDAL 26/02/1983 Ineligible 02 LAL CHAND MANDAL KISTA MANDAL 05/01/1990 Eligible 02 MABUD MIA SETABUDDIN MIA 01/04/1983 Ineligible 02 MADHUSUDAN SUTRADHAR SUBODH SUTRADHAR 29/05/1990 Eligible 02 MAHENDRA KUMAR SHANKAR LAL 10/05/1989 Eligible 02 MAHENDRA SINGH SOLANKI CHHAGAN LAL SOLANKI 06/12/1983 Ineligible 02 MANGAL MANDAL BISHNU CHARAN MANDAL 02/02/1986 Ineligible 02 MANGAL MARDI LAXMIRAM MARDI 28/02/1980 Eligible 02 MANJEET KUMAR RAM KUMAR 20/03/1991 Ineligible 02 MANJU BALBIR SINGH 09/03/1992 Ineligible 02 MANOJ DUTTA MALAY DUTTA 03/08/1985 Eligible 02 MANOJ KUMAR PREM CHAND 11/08/1992 Ineligible 02 MANOJ KUMAR MISHRA MRUTYUNJOY MISHRA 12/07/1981 Eligible 02 MANOJ KUMAR RAI KESHAV PRASAD RAI 01/04/1988 Ineligible 02 MANORANJAN PAUL MANINDRA NATH PAUL 18/01/1980 Eligible 02 MD BOLAM MURTUJA MD SAMSUL HOQUE 30/04/1990 Ineligible 02 MD ENAMULHOQUE MOULVIMDHARIJUDDIN 15/09/1972 Ineligible 02 MD FARUKH ALI MD SHER ALI 16/04/1989 Eligible 02 MD KAMARUJJAMAN ABDUR RAJJAK 15/10/1985 Eligible 02 MD MAMUN RASHID MD MORTUJA HOSSAIN 14/10/1984 Ineligible 02 MD MESKAR ALI MD SERAJUL ALI 25/01/1986 Eligible 02 MD MOBARAK HOSSAIN MD MANGLU MANDAL 03/06/1989 Ineligible 02 MD NUR ALAM NAZRUL ISLAM 10/02/1991 Eligible 02 MD SELIM ISLAM MD NAWSAD ALI 10/05/1990 Ineligible 02 MD SELIM SHAIKH MD MAJED ALI 05/08/1984 Eligible 02 MEENA DEVI ISHAM SINGH 05/04/1991 Ineligible 02 MIHIR HEMBRAM CHANDAN HEMBRAM 02/01/1988 Eligible 02 MIRAJUL ALAM MOLLA MONIRUZZAMAN MOLLA 03/03/1987 Eligible 02 MISSLAXMI RAWAT KHEMAI DASS RAWAT 15/11/1990 Ineligible 02 MITHU PAUL SWAPAN PAUL 13/04/1992 Ineligible 02 MOFAJJAL MONDAL LATE MOJAMMEL MONDAL 10/09/1986 Eligible 02 MOFIJUL SK MOJIBUR RAHAMAN 05/04/1991 Ineligible 02 MOHADEB GHORUI MEGHNATH GHORUI 18/02/1982 Eligible 02 MOHAMMAD ABBAS SHUJEAT ALI 04/07/1990 Ineligible 02 MOHAN SEN LATE TUSAR KANTI SEN 15/07/1989 Ineligible 02 MORTUJA ALI ABU BAKKAR SIDDQUE 02/01/1992 Ineligible 02 MOSTAFA SEIKH MAFIJUL SEIKH 26/05/1989 Eligible 02 MOUMITA SUTRADHAR SUBODH KR SUTRADHAR 26/10/1991 Eligible 02 MOUSUMI LASKAR SUBHAS CH LASKAR 03/11/1987 Ineligible 02 MOUSUMI MANDAL SANT KUMAR MANDAL 10/02/1989 Eligible 02 MRITYUNJOY SWAIN BANAMBAR SWAIN 18/04/1978 Ineligible 02 MTHUN DAS SUBHASH DAS 02/08/1986 Eligible 02 MUKANDER MINJ NEHRU MINJ 06/07/1987 Ineligible 02 MUKESH BASFORE AMAR BASFORE 19/09/1989 Eligible 02 MUKESH KUMAR JOGINDER SINGH 09/10/1985 Ineligible 02 MUKESH VERMA POKHAR MAL VERMA 07/02/1991 Ineligible 02 NAGARIKA NASKAR LATE SAMIEL NASKAR 09/08/1988 Ineligible 02 NAVEEN VERMA DEVICHAND VERMA 15/06/1988 Ineligible 02 NAZIRA KHATUN ABUBAKKAR SK 08/04/1988 Eligible 02 NEELAM KUMARI SHARMA PRADIP SHARMA 24/05/1987 Ineligible 02 NEERAJ ARYA HIRA RAM ARYA 24/03/1982 Ineligible 02 NEERAJ KUMAR JAGDISH 15/08/1989 Ineligible RAILWAY RECRUITMENT BOARD, MALDA LIST OF CANDIDATES IN ORDER OF NAME (ALPHABETICALLY)FOR CAT-02 (Jr.
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