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Roll Number Series-Wise & Examination Centre-Wise List of the Candidates Who Are Eligible to Appear in the 'Screening Test Roll Number Series-wise & Examination Centre-wise List of the Candidates who are eligible to appear in Screening Test for the Posts of Clerks/Proof Readers in the High Court of H.P. scheduled to be held on 13th December, 2015 between 02.00 P.M. to 04.00 P.M. (2 hours) NOTE :- In case, any candidate does not receive any call letter till the scheduled date of the Screening Test, then he/she may download the copy of the Admit Card and get it filled-in and duly attested from any Gazetted authority for enabling him/her to take the test only on production of the same to Examination Authority concerned. :: At High Court of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla :: Total Strength : 400 Candidates Roll Number Series : 500001 to 500400 :: At Bells Institute of Management & Technology :: Knowledge City, Mehli, Shimla – 171 013 Total Strength : 1900 Candidates Roll Number Series : 500401 to 502300 :: At District Courts Complex Shimla at Chakkar :: Total Strength : 1450 Candidates Roll Number Series : 502301 to 503750 Sl. Roll Father's/Husband's Name & Name of The Candidate No. No. Correspondence Address Sh. Narsingh,S/O Sh. Narsingh Dass 1 500001 Chander Kant Sharma,V P O Karsog Teh Karsog,H.P. And Mandi-175011 Pyara Singh,G-172,Nauroji Nagar,New 2 500002 Randhir Singh Delhi-110029 Ranveer Singh Thakur,O/O Alpine 3 500003 Jitender Singh Thakur Shoes Pvt Ltd,Hpsidc Plot No 76 A/B Baddi,Solan Hp-173205 Sunny Kumar,Chauhan Niwas Near 4 500004 Rachana Jagta Chauhan Govt Boys S,S School Gangtoli Rihru,Shimla Hp-171207 Sh Mast Ram Verma,C/O Sh B S 5 500005 Ishwar Verma Verma ,Vpo Rajhana ,Tehsil And Distt Shimla-171009 Uttam Chand,Vill. Nadheal P.O. Rohan,Via Malkher Teh. 6 500006 Rajeev Kumar Jaisinghpur,Kangra Himachal Pradesh-176093 Trilok Chand,C/O Kr. Sushil 7 500007 Ankush Kumar ,Advocate Distt Court Complex ,Hamirpur H.P-177001 Arun Kumar,Garment House,Main 8 500008 Ashish Kumar Bazar Joginder Nagar,Himachal Pradesh And Mandi-175015 Chander Mohan Garg,Kapil Garg House No 265/11,Hanumani Bag 9 500009 Kapil Garg Dhalpur,Kullu Himachal Pradesh- 175101 Surendra Kumar,Q.No 51/A 10 500010 Manish Kumar Mathurapur Colony,Dalmianagar Dehri On Sone,Rohtas Bihar-821305 Sh. Rajinder Chauhan,C/O Anil 11 500011 Anoop Chauhan Cottage,Near Garden View Sanjauli ,Himachal Pradesh-171006 Sh. S.R. Kashyap,Moti Niwas,Cemetry 12 500012 Swati Kashyap Road Sanjauli,Himachal Pradesh- 171006 Jiwan Singh Thakur,Ward No 01 Pushpinder Kumar House No 644,Near Hero Honda 13 500013 Thakur Agency Anoo,Hp Distt & Tehsil Hamirpur-177005 Sh. Bhoop Ram,Vill. Dishti Po 14 500014 Meen Chand Sainj,Up Tehsil Dhami Distt Shimla,Himachal Pradesh-171103 Sh. Nand Lal Garg,Vill Dishti Po 15 500015 Nisha Bala Sainj,Up Tehsil Dhami Distt Shimla,Himachal Pradesh-171103 Anand Dogra,Govt. Colony Set No 16 500016 Sorabh Dogra 54,Type 3 Kasumpti,Shimla Hp- 171009 Tek Chand,Po Gharshi,Teh 17 500017 Ghanshyam Kasauli,Distt Solan Himachal Pradehs-173206 Surender Kumar,Vill Lehi P O Burma 18 500018 Ashok Kumar Pari,Tehsil Nahan,Himachal Pradesh Sirmaur-173030 Sl. Roll Father's/Husband's Name & Name of The Candidate No. No. Correspondence Address Anupam,Darlaghat,Vill. Syar Teh. 19 500019 Monika Garg Arki,Distt. Solan H.P.-171102 Subhash Chand Kamal,Shiksha 20 500020 Sahil Kamal Sadan,Below Ganju Niwas Sanjauli,Shimla H.P-171006 Bhupender Thakur,Sanjeev Thakur 21 500021 Sanjeev Thakur R/O Lakshmi ,Singh Thakur Niwas Lower,Kuftadhar Shimla Hp-171003 Nasibuddin Imam,Qutub Masjid Near Thana Sadar,Sabzi Mandi Lower 22 500022 Mohamed Ahamed Safee Bazar,Shimla Himachal Pradesh- 171001 Raj Kumar,Vill & Po Shamathla,Teh 23 500023 Vineet Kumar Kumarsain,Distt Shimla Hp-172030 Rajesh Kumar Vaish,Jewellery 24 500024 Rahul Vaish Market,Bilari,Moradabad Uttar Pradesh-244411 Laiq Ram Kashyap,Rukmani Kunj 25 500025 Rajneesh Kashyap Near Dav School,Sector-2 New Shimla,Hp Shimla-171009 Sh. Dharam Singh Thakur,Tota Ram 26 500026 Rupesh Thakur Building,Sector-2 New Shimla,Shimla Himachal Pradesh-171009 Mohinder Singh,Vill Bela Indora,Po 27 500027 Ashish Kumar Mand Majwah Tehsil Indora,Himachal Pradesh Kangra-176403 Jagdish Prasad Sharma,Co Jp 28 500028 Tarun Bhardwaj Sharma, Sugriv Colony Close To Canal,Sewar Road Bharatpur-321303 Late Sh Devi Ram,Vill. Bhulan,Po 29 500029 Bhag Singh Kutehla Teh Sh Naina Devi,Himachal Pradesh Bilaspur-174011 Sh Suresh Kumar Mehra,Village 30 500030 Samir Mehra Langhu,Po Gadiara Tehsil Baijnath,District Kangra Hp-176125 Amar Singh,Behind Primary School 31 500031 Amit Kumar ,Vpo Soldha,Tehsil Jawali-176225 Balbir Singh,Village - Seu P.O. - 32 500032 Virender Kumar Rajput Kharwar,Tehsil - Bhoranj,Himachal Pradesh Hamirpur-176041 H.N. Malviya,3/19 Sarvjan Society 33 500033 Vinod Malviya ,Danish Kunj Kolar Road,Madhya Pradesh - Bhopal -462042 Jeevit Manjhi,E-233 Street No. - 34 500034 Prem Shankar 4,West Vinod Nagar,Delhi-110092 Gopi Prasad,H.N. 459 G.N. 7 Milan 35 500035 Rajesh Kumar Vihar,Burari Delhi,North Delhi- 110084 Balwant Singh Saharan,Sarvodaya 36 500036 Subodh Kumar Saharan Shiksha Sadan ,Sirsa Road Ellenabad,Haryana And Sirsa-125102 Gandho Ram ,Village Syiulla,Po Kuddi 37 500037 Shiv Kumar Tehsil Chowari,Distt Chamba Hp -176313 Dharam Chand,Same As 38 500038 Vijay Kumar Permanent,Null,Same As Permanet- 177601 Sl. Roll Father's/Husband's Name & Name of The Candidate No. No. Correspondence Address Mr. Dashmesh Singh,Uday Vihar 39 500039 Nisha Singh Ward No.1,P.O. Barog,D&T Solan- 173211 Rakesh Kumar,Vil Doh,Po 40 500040 Chandani Kumari Badhani,Teh Bhoranj Distt Hamirpur- 177601 Baldev Chand,F-17 Baljeet Nagar New 41 500041 Prakash Chnad Delhi,Near Nepali Mandir,Delhi- 110008 Swaroop Lal,Vpo-Mumta,Teh. Nagrota 42 500042 Amit Bagwan,Himachal Pradesh And Kangra-176047 Vinay Kumar Thakur,C/O- G N 43 500043 Sudarshan Pathak Opp-B 64,Sai Gali Buddha Colony,Patna Bihar-800001 Hari Ram Sharma,House No- 44 500044 Yogesh Sharma 112/1,Annadale ,Shimla-3-171003 Prem Sagar,Vpo Pubowal,Teh. 45 500045 Raman Kumar Haroli,Distt. Una-HP Kamlesh Kumar,Goyal 46 500046 Shivani Sharma Appartment,Flat No-14 Block- B,Kasumpti Shimla-171009 Bant Singh,Vill Patta Ranouta,P.O 47 500047 Pritam Singh Bhatawara,Bilaspur-174028 Bhagwan Dass,Vpo Netru,Teh. 48 500048 Sumit Singh Jaisinghpur,Kangra Hp-176095 Mansa Ram,Old Abkari Below,Police 49 500049 Rekha Shandil Line Mc Qtr,Kaithu Shimla Hp- 171003 Rajender Kumar,Vill. Ucha Gaon ,Po 50 500050 Gaurav Thakur Kunihar Tehsil Arki,Solan Hp-173207 Ram Chand,Village Manjhasu,P.O. 51 500051 Dheeraj Kumar Bhager Tehsil Ghumarwin,Bilaspur Hp-174021 Prem Lal,Vill. Badhal Po Goela,Tehsil 52 500052 Pradeep Kumar Kasauli,Solan Hp-173206 Ram Singh ,Vpo Aerla,Teh 53 500053 Karan Singh Baroh,Distt. Kangra-176054 Veeramani,No 273 Mtc Nagar,Peramannur 54 500054 Sathish Kumar Chengalpattu,Kanchipuram Tamilnadu-603209 Kuldeep Kumar,V.P.O. Ghanetta 55 500055 Naveen Kumar ,Tehsil Palampur,Distt Kangra H.P.- 176060 Desh Raj,Vill. Lalehar,Po Kachhiari 56 500056 Sudhakar Choudhary Teh. Kangra,Kangra-176001 Dinesh Kumar Singh,C/O-Jai 57 500057 Prashant Kumar Narayan Singh,Lic Campus Mahadeva Road,Siwan Bihar-841226 Kewal Ram Chauhan,House No.59 58 500058 Ruchika Chauhan Block No.8,Police Line Kaithu,Shimla Himachal Pradesh-171003 Roop Lal,Vill Bhabba Po Badhaghat 59 500059 Neetin Kumar ,Tehsil Ghumarwin,Bilaspur-174029 Prakash Chand,Flat No-03,Set No- 60 500060 Anil Kumar 42,Nabha Estate -171004 Sl. Roll Father's/Husband's Name & Name of The Candidate No. No. Correspondence Address Kamlesh Kumar Sharma,Wo Kamlesh 61 500061 Seema Devi Kumar Sharma,Vpo Dharot,Solan Hp- 173213 Pradhuman,C/O Nisha Chauhan 62 500062 Suman Jagta Near Sharma ,Depot Vikas Nagar Aanji,Shimla Hp-171009 Om Prakash Gupta,S/O Om Prakash 63 500063 Manoj Kumar Gupta ,West Of Udit Roy House ,Chhota Telpa Chhapra Bihar-841301 Prem Dass,V.P.O. Dhusara,Teh. 64 500064 Mamta Kumari Amb,Distt. Una Himachal Pradesh- 174302 Prem Chand,13/33 Durgapuri, Sasni 65 500065 Naveen Kumar Gate,Aligarh-202001 Ram Naresh Vishwakarma,Sector M Virendra Kumar Lig 202,Near Isro Ayodhya Nagar 66 500066 Vishwakarma Bhopal,Bhopal Madhya Pradesh- 462041 Paine Ram ,V.P.O Bhuthi ,Teh And 67 500067 Pawan Thakur Distt Kullu ,Himachal Pradesh Kullu -175102 Devi Dass,Hno. 108/13 Near Geeta 68 500068 Ankur Kumar Bhawan ,Paddal Mandi,Himachal Pradesh Mandi-175001 Prem Das,V.P.O. Panjawar,Teh. 69 500069 Sanjay Kumar Una,Distt. Una Himachal Pradesh- 177208 Malha Ram,Vpo Mansimbal,Teh 70 500070 Kamal Singh Palampur,Distt Kangra-176083 O.P. Sharma,Ek Onkar Niwas,Opp. 71 500071 Smriti Sharma Angra Niwas Chhota Shimla,Shimla Himachal Pradesh-171002 Anant Ram ,Village Kuffer Near 72 500072 Rekha Bharari,Po Ag Shimla-3,Shimla Himachal Pradesh-171003 Vinod Kumar,H.N.- 73 500073 Vikas Kumar 498/65,Vivekananadpuri,Uttar Pradesh Lucknow-226007 Shyam Singh,Village Dabriahal Po 74 500074 Anju Devi Chimnu,Tehsil Jogindernagar ,District Mandi Hp-176120 Bhagi Rath,Village Butdhar,P.O. 75 500075 Babli Devi Nauhli Teh. Jnr,H.P. Mandi-175015 Sohan Lal Sharma,Hotel Pranchal 76 500076 Ghan Shyam Near Dhalli,Tunnel Shimla Hp,Shimla-171012 Sh Tulshi Ram Sharma,Vill Baggi,Po 77 500077 Kashmir Chand Paunta,Teh Sarkaghat Distt Mandi- 175024 Thunu Ram,Vpo Rari,Tehsil 78 500078 Sarwan Kumar Chamba,Chamba H.P.-176311 Virender Kumar,Vill Kothi,Po 79 500079 Sunil Dutt Ramshehar Tehsil Nalagarh,Solan- 174102 Sl. Roll Father's/Husband's Name & Name of The Candidate No. No. Correspondence Address Dr.Manum Sharma,C/O S.K.
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