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List of Non-Teaching Staff EMPLOYEE DETAILS FOR NON-TEACHING STAFF SL NO EMPLOYEE ID EMPLOYEE NAME DEPARTMENT DESIGNATION SENIOR 1 '770010 ASOKE KUMAR NASKAR ACCOUNTS SECTION SUPERINTENDENT SENIOR 2 '830003 RAMESH CH BEHERA ADM. OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT SENIOR 3 '900058 SUBRATA KARMAKAR PERSONNEL SECTION SUPERINTENDENT SENIOR 4 '900069 APURBA DAS ESTATE SECTION SUPERINTENDENT SENIOR 5 '720031 SANDIP KUMAR CHAKRABORTY ACCOUNTS SECTION SUPERINTENDENT SENIOR 6 '900053 LIPI CHATTERJEE SECRETARY, FACULTY OF ARTS SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 7 '900062 TARAK NATH ROY EXAMINATION OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 8 '900065 MANIKA SAHA EXAMINATION OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 9 '900077 PARTHA MAITRA PERSONNEL SECTION SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 10 '910013 SUJAN BHATTACHARYA SECRETARY, FACULTY OF ENGG. SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 11 '940008 SANATAN DAS MUSTER ROLL SECTION SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 12 '950012 DYUTIMAN CHAKRABORTY RESEARCH SECTION SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 13 '960024 BASUPRAN CHATTERJEE MONITORING CELL SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 14 '960018 TAPOJIT MUKHOPADHYAY EMPLOYEES WELFARE UNIT SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 15 '960023 PATIT PABAN BHATTACHARYYA PAY SECTION SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 16 '070269 SHIBENDRA ROY DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 17 '960022 MRINALINI DAS EXAMINATION OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 18 '960028 PARTHA SARATHI CHOWDHURY MEETINGS SECTION SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 19 '960026 SANCHITA CHATTOPADHYAY ACCOUNTS SECTION SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 20 '820004 RINA DUTTA RETIREMENT BENIFET CELL SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 21 '950016 BISWAJIT DEY ESTATE SECTION SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 22 '840047 KARTIC MONDAL ADM. OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 23 '990061 ABIDUR RAHAMAN CENTRAL LIBRARY SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 24 '980016 MANORANJAN ADHIKARI SECRETARY, FACULTY OF SCIENCE SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 25 '910019 RUMA GHOSH DASTIDAR ACCOUNTS SECTION SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 26 '950015 DINESH GHOSH OFFICE OF THE PLACEMENT AND TRAINING SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 27 '960021 PURNIMA BASU ROY SCHOLARSHIP SECTION SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 28 '990060 LALAN KUMAR SINGH PAY SECTION SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 29 '990003 PRANAMITA NIYOGI ACCOUNTS (LEDGER) SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 30 '000023 ANJANA BANDYOPADHYAY CIVIL ENGG. SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 31 '000019 SRABANI CHAUDHURY CHAKRABORTY U. G. C. CELL SUPERINTENDENT JUNIOR 32 '980020 SUBHAS CHANDRA SEN ACCOUNTS SECTION SUPERINTENDENT SECRETARY to Vice- 33 '080098 BARNALI MUKHERJEE (GHOSH) V. C. OFFICE Chancellor 34 '930058 KANKANA DAS INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS REFERENCE OFFICER 35 '970026 MALAY GHOSH RAY CASH SECTION ASSISTANT CASHIER SUPERINTENDENT LADIES 36 '050013 APARNA KAR CHOUDHURY DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICE HOSTEL 37 '890142 DIPAK KUMAR BASAK PAY SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 38 '590002 TARUN KUMAR JANA ENGINEERS OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 39 '820060 ASIS KUMAR DAW DEAN FACULTY OF ARTS SENIOR ASSISTANT 40 '910018 SOMNATH JANA PAY SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 41 '920031 PIJUSH KANTI ROY PAY SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 42 '940014 SWAPAN GHOSH MUSTER ROLL SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 43 '950003 TAPAN KUMAR NASKAR REGISTRARS OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 44 '960004 DHRUBAJYOTI DAS RETIREMENT BENIFET CELL SENIOR ASSISTANT 45 '950005 SUBHANKAR DEY SCHOOL OF BIO SCIENCE ENGG. SENIOR ASSISTANT 46 '960020 DEBASREE CHAUDHURY PAY SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 47 '960019 GOPAL CHANDRA PURKAIT LIFE SCIENCE AND BIO TECH. SENIOR ASSISTANT 48 '960032 SNEHASISH CHAKRABORTY SPORTS BOARDS SENIOR ASSISTANT 49 '840017 SUKUMAR ROY MITRA PERSONNEL SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 50 '990063 ALPANA DAS SCHOOL OF WOMENS STUDIES SENIOR ASSISTANT 51 '710037 BHARAT KURMI DEVELOPMENT OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 52 '980019 SAMARESH PAL Office of the Jt. Registrar SENIOR ASSISTANT 53 '990047 PURNIMA MAITY PRAMANIK HISTORY SENIOR ASSISTANT 54 '000017 ABHIJIT MUKHERJEE OFFICE OF THE PRO-VC SENIOR ASSISTANT 55 '000020 KARUNA CHAKRABORTY ASSTT. REGISTRAR OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 56 '000022 SABYASACHI CHAKRABORTY F.O. OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 57 '000018 KARTICK MONDAL PERSONNEL SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 58 '880055 AJOY KUMAR BERA ACCOUNTS (LEDGER) SENIOR ASSTT. 59 '890085 ASIT KUMAR GHOSH SECRETARY, FACULTY OF SCIENCE SENIOR ASSISTANT 60 '890089 SANJIT KUMAR MITRA LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE SENIOR ASSISTANT 61 '020009 BIKASH BAIDYA OFFICE OF THE PLACEMENT AND TRAINING SENIOR ASSISTANT 62 '010013 JITENDRA KUMAR SINGH MUSTER ROLL SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 63 '010014 SWAPAN BHATTACHARYA PAY SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 64 '010058 UTPAL SAHA PAY SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 65 '010061 APU GHOSH EXAMINATION OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 66 '010062 ASIM KUMAR BHATTACHARYYA CHEMICAL ENGG. SENIOR ASSISTANT 67 '010064 KRISHNENDU BHATTACHARYYA EXAMINATION OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 68 '010059 MRITYUNJAY MUKHERJEE RESEARCH SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 69 '010060 TAMAL RANJAN SINHA EXAMINATION OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 70 '010067 ASIM MITRA PAY SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 71 '010068 DEBASISH BAL CASH SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 72 '010066 INDRAJIT SAHA School of Environmental Studies SENIOR ASSISTANT 73 '020032 AMITABHA SEN PAY SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 74 '020033 BIVASH KUMAR ROY EXAMINATION OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 75 '020030 NILANJAN CHAKRABORTY PERSONNEL SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 76 '020034 SWAPAN KUMAR GHOSH COMPARATIVE LITERATURE SENIOR ASSISTANT 77 '010063 SUBRATA KUMAR GIRI DEAN FACULTY OF SCIENCE SENIOR ASSISTANT 78 '030028 ADITI MUKHERJEE ADULT CONTINUING EDUCATION CEN SENIOR ASSISTANT 79 '020031 MANAN DAS PAY SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 80 '020035 BABULAL DAS GEOGRAPHY SENIOR ASSISTANT 81 '050036 PALLY DAS MUSTER ROLL SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 82 '050037 MADHUMITA GIRI CASH SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 83 '050038 SUBRATA KUMAR CHAKRABARTI RESEARCH SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 84 '050039 NAYAN KISHORE DAS MONITORING CELL SENIOR ASSISTANT 85 '050040 GOUTAM PURKAIT MUSTER ROLL SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 86 '050043 MANOJ KR PARIJA U. G. C. CELL SENIOR ASSISTANT 87 '050044 SOURAV BHATTACHARYA MUSTER ROLL SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 88 '050045 SANJITA DAS RETIREMENT BENIFET CELL SENIOR ASSISTANT 89 '050046 KALLOL DAS CASH SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 90 '050091 SAMBIT MONDAL PERSONNEL SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 91 '050041 AMITAVA ROY CENTRAL PROJECT SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 92 '010022 KANIKA ROY NEE DAS FOOD TECH. AND BIO CH. ENGG. SENIOR ASSISTANT 93 '900079 AMALENDU MUKHOPADHYAY ACCOUNTS SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 94 '060025 BIPASHA MITRA EXAMINATION OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 95 '030030 JAJATI RANJAN SAMANTA RAY OFFICE OF THE PLACEMENT AND TRAINING SENIOR ASSISTANT 96 '050042 ANIRBAN MITRA SOCIOLOGY SENIOR ASSISTANT 97 '970039 TARAK NATH SAHU DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 98 '070215 SUBHASISH BARUA OFFICE OF THE PUBLICATION OFFICER SENIOR ASSISTANT 99 '070216 TAPAS DAS MUSTER ROLL SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 100 '070218 BIPUL DAS EXAMINATION OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 101 '070220 BIKASH ROY SCHOLARSHIP SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 102 '070221 TARUN NASKAR ACCOUNTS (LEDGER) SENIOR ASSISTANT 103 '070264 SUSANTA PAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 104 '070223 PARIMAL SAHA METALLURGICAL ENGG. SENIOR ASSISTANT 105 '070225 ABHIJIT BISWAS EXAMINATION OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 106 '070226 PRALAY BANERJEE YOUTH WELFARE SENIOR ASSISTANT 107 '070229 SUBRATA MITRA SECRETARY, FACULTY OF ENGG. SENIOR ASSISTANT 108 '070230 PINTU KUMAR KAYAL F.O. OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 109 '070231 PRANAB KUMAR HALDER LAW CELL SENIOR ASSISTANT 110 '070233 NILOY DAS COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGG. SENIOR ASSISTANT 111 '070234 UTPAL KUMAR SAMANTA ACCOUNTS SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 112 '070235 PRITISH BISWAS PERSONNEL SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 113 '070236 SUVRAJIT MAHALANABIS CASH SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 114 '070237 PRATIK MAJUMDER ASSTT. REGISTRAR OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 115 '070239 DIPAK KUMAR MANDAL RESEARCH SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 116 '070263 TIRTHA ROY ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE SENIOR ASSISTANT 117 '070241 SUBHASHIS BHATTACHARJEE INTERNAL AUDIT AND FOREIGN PURCH SENIOR ASSISTANT 118 '070242 SUMIT KUMAR MAJUMDER V. C. OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 119 '070243 MANDITA DAS THAKUR ACCOUNTS (LEDGER) SENIOR ASSISTANT 120 '070246 IPSITA DAS Office of the Jt. Registrar SENIOR ASSISTANT 121 '070247 DIPALI NAIYA ( HALDAR) BENGALI SENIOR ASSISTANT 122 '070248 SUKUMAR SARKAR MEETINGS SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 123 '070252 SOURAV DAS PHYSICS SENIOR ASSISTANT 124 '070253 LOPA GUHA REGISTRARS OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 125 '070254 RAJU GOSWAMI GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE SENIOR ASSISTANT 126 '080002 APURBA KRISHNA DUTTA INTERNAL AUDIT AND FOREIGN PURCH SENIOR ASSISTANT 127 '070257 SUJIT KUMAR SARDAR STATISTICAL CELL SENIOR ASSISTANT 128 '070258 MONIKA ORAON PHILOSOPHY SENIOR ASSISTANT 129 '070260 MARY DEBJANI MONDAL DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 130 '070214 DEBASIS KHILA EXAMINATION OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 131 '070256 SUJIT BERA EXAMINATION OFFICE SENIOR ASSISTANT 132 '070213 SAMAR BHATTACHARJEE SECRETARY, FACULTY OF ENGG. SENIOR ASSISTANT 133 '070238 TAPAS ORAON PERSONNEL SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 134 '080088 MEHELI GHOSH SECRETARY, FACULTY OF ARTS SENIOR ASSISTANT 135 '070228 SAIKAT KUMAR GIRI CENTRAL LIBRARY SENIOR ASSISTANT 136 '070232 SK AZIZUR RAHAMAN DEAN FACULTY OF SCIENCE SENIOR ASSISTANT 137 '070249 JUI ROY ACCOUNTS SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 138 '070261 NANDITA GHOSH MUSTER ROLL SECTION SENIOR ASSISTANT 139 '010065 MOUSUMI GHOSH DAS RETIREMENT BENIFET CELL SENIOR ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT 140 '930040 SATYAJIT KHAN CENTRAL LIBRARY LIBRARY SERVICES SUPERINTENDENT 141 '930041 MADHAB CHANDRA CHATTOPADHYAY METALLURGICAL ENGG. LIBRARY SERVICES SUPERINTENDENT 142 '990032 BIDYUT BIHARI SARKAR PHILOSOPHY LIBRARY SERVICES SUPERINTENDENT 143 '990043 PULAK SAHA CENTRAL LIBRARY LIBRARY SERVICES SUPERINTENDENT 144 '990044 MRINAL KANTI MONDAL FILM STUDIES LIBRARY SERVICES ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN
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