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ANNEXURE ANNEXURE "D" Result/Score of Candidates in respect of the Computer Based Written Test/Examination for the post of Field Supervisor Advertised vide Notification No. 03 of 2020 dated 01.12.2020, under PM Package for Kashmiri Migrants and Non-Migrant Kashmiri Pandits: Sub Percentile S.No Roll No Name Parentage Category Category Score 1 310000150003 Aakash Ganju Ravinder Kumar Ganju OM 100.0000 2 310000150195 AMAN MATTOO JEETAN JI MATTOO OM 100.0000 3 310000151893 RAKESH KUMAR KAW BHARAT JI KAW OM 100.0000 4 310000153272 Vivek Bhan Trilok Nath Bhan OM 100.0000 5 310000150545 ASHISH RAINA Ashok Raina RBA 99.8756 6 310000153231 Vishal Pandita Manoj kumar Pandita EWS 99.8744 7 310000153159 Vineet Bhat Vijay Kumar Bhat OM 99.7512 8 310000152293 SAKSHI KOUL PRIDMAN KRISHEN KOUL OM 99.7503 9 310000152270 SAJAN GOJA RAMESH KUMAR GOJA OM 99.7487 10 310000150956 jawala koul Sunil kumar koul OM 99.6269 11 310000150899 HITESH TICKOO RAVINDER KUMAR TICKOO OM 99.6255 12 310000151628 PRASHANT RAINA RATTAN LAL RAINA OM 99.6231 13 310000150023 abhimanyu bhat girdhari lal bhat OM 99.5025 14 310000150869 HARSHA KOUL INDER KRISHEN KOUL OM 99.5006 15 310000150173 AKSHAY KUMAR DHAR ASHOK KUMAR DHAR OM 99.4975 16 310000152196 Sagar Safaya Bal krishen Safaya OM 99.4975 17 310000152466 Sharen Bhan Vinod Bhan OM 99.3781 18 320000153420 Mukul Raina S K Raina OM 99.3758 19 320000153341 Aryan Bhat Vinod Ji Bhat OM 99.2537 20 310000150332 ANKIT DHAR K N DHAR OM 99.2509 21 310000150144 Akshay Koul Chand Ji Koul OM 99.2462 22 310000152038 Rockey koul vijay kumar koul RBA 99.1294 23 310000152125 ROHIT TIKOO Maharaj Kishan Tikoo OM 99.1261 24 320000153461 Rahul Jalali Ashok Kumar Jalali OM 99.1206 25 310000150705 DANISH SUDAN RAKESH KUMAR SHARMA RBA 99.0050 26 310000152881 Sunjam Bakshi SHAM BAKSHI OM 99.0012 27 310000151761 Rahul Bhat KULDEEP BHAT OM 98.9950 28 310000153280 Vivek Sathoo Vinod Kumar Sathu OM 98.9950 29 310000151055 Kewal Krishan Bhat Surinder Bhat OM 98.8806 30 310000152197 SAGAR SAMEER Ravinder Sharma OM 98.8764 31 310000150733 Deepali Raina Sanjay Raina OM 98.7562 32 310000152322 SANCHIT PANDITH RAVI JEE PANDITH OM 98.7562 33 310000151071 komal KOUL HARIKRISHAN KOUL OM 98.7516 34 310000153157 Vinayak Sharma Behari Lal Sharma RBA 98.7437 35 310000153087 Versha Pandita Manoj Kumar Pandita EWS 98.6267 36 310000152770 SUHAIB AHMED KHAN NAYEEM AHMED KHAN OM 98.6181 37 310000151855 Rajat Rattan Lal Bhat OM 98.5075 38 310000151352 NAVEEN KOUL PANKAJ KOUL OM 98.5019 39 310000152569 Shivam Ramesh Kumar Tickoo RBA 98.5019 40 320000153380 HARLAIN BHAT MANOHAR BHAT OM 98.5019 41 310000151495 NISHANT BHARTI ZADOO KESHAV VIKRAM ZADOO OM 98.4925 42 310000153073 Vasu Pandita Late Chuni lal Pandita OM 98.4925 43 310000151102 Kunal Raina Kumar Ji Raina OM 98.3831 44 310000153156 VINAYAK KAUL VIJAY KUMAR KAUL OM 98.2587 45 310000153271 Vivek Ambardar Bansi Lal Ambardar OM 98.2412 46 310000150669 Bhawna Raj S L Bhat OM 98.1343 47 310000151463 Nikhil Pandita Maharaj Krishan Pandita OM 98.1273 48 310000150115 Akash Raina Chaman Lal Raina RBA 98.1156 49 310000153232 VISHAL PANDITA VEER JI PANDITA OM 98.0100 1 of 51 Sub Percentile S.No Roll No Name Parentage Category Category Score 50 310000152480 SHEENA BHAT VINOD KUMAR BHAT OM 98.0025 51 310000150204 Ameesha Kardar Kanaya Lal OM 97.9899 52 310000150796 Diksha Sharma Behari Lal Sharma RBA 97.8856 53 320000153478 RITIK BHAT Ravi ji bhat OM 97.8777 54 310000153184 Vipin Raina Dalip Raina OM 97.8643 55 310000152378 SANJEEV PESHIN POSHKAR NATH PESHIN OM 97.7612 56 310000152962 SUSHMA PANDITA PRAN NATH PANDITA OM 97.7612 57 310000152057 ROHIT BHAT GOKAL NATH BHAT OM 97.7528 58 310000152446 SHALLY RAINA SHADI LAL RAINA OM 97.7528 59 310000152206 Sahil Bhat HARI KRISHAN BHAT OM 97.7387 60 310000153236 VISHAL PARIMOO ASHOK KUMAR PARIMOO OM 97.6131 61 310000152094 ROHIT PANDITA RAMESH KUMAR PANDITA OM 97.5124 62 310000151307 monika raj kohli bodh raj OM 97.5031 63 310000152661 shubham bakaya ASHWANI KUMAR BAKAYA OM 97.5031 64 310000151899 RAKSHIT PANDITA SHUBAN KRISHAN PANDITA RBA 97.4874 65 310000153038 Vaishali Pandith Ravi Jee Pandith OM 97.3881 66 310000150927 Ishan Koul Ashok Kumar Koul OM 97.3618 67 310000151344 Nasir Bashir Bashir Ahmad Wani OM 97.2637 68 310000152681 Siddarth Koul Ashok Kumar koul OM 97.2637 69 310000150543 Ashish Pandita Shuban Krishen Pandita OM 97.2534 70 310000152990 Tarun Koul Trabwan Koul OM 97.2534 71 320000153470 Ranjeet Kaur BALWINDER SINGH OM 97.2362 72 310000150368 Ankush koul Veer Jee koul OM 97.1106 73 310000152935 Sushaant Pandita Pran Nath Pandita OM 97.1106 74 320000153364 Dheeraj Bhat Bhola nath bhat RBA 97.1106 75 310000150360 Ankur Sadhu Ramesh Sadhu OM 97.0149 76 310000151785 Rahul Koul Chand Jee Koul OM 97.0149 77 310000151982 Rishab Raina Ramesh Kumar Raina OM 97.0149 78 310000150717 Deepak Koul Rattan Lal Koul RBA 97.0037 79 320000153331 Anmol Bhat Shri Shanti krishan Bhat OM 96.8789 80 310000150788 DIKSHA PESHIN POSHKER NATH PESHIN OM 96.7541 81 310000152306 SAKSHI SHARMA RAMESH KUMAR SHARMA OM 96.7337 82 310000152563 Shivam Pandita BANSI LAL PANDITA OM 96.7337 83 310000152059 ROHIT BHAT Munoji Bhat OM 96.6418 84 320000153369 Dimple Wangoo Ashok ji wangoo OM 96.6418 85 310000150303 Anish Bhat MAKHAN LAL BHAT RBA 96.6292 86 310000150566 ashutosh kachroo Tej krishan kachroo OM 96.5044 87 310000151088 KOUSHIK MATTOO SUBASH CHANDER MATTOO OM 96.4824 88 320000153353 BHARTI PANDITA ASHOK KUMAR PANDITA OM 96.3930 89 310000150098 AKANKSHA RAINA DALIP KUMAR RAINA OM 96.3795 90 310000151162 mansi malhotra Pawan Kumar OM 96.3568 91 310000150932 Ishan ji bhat MOTI LAL BHAT OM 96.2687 92 310000152283 Sakshi Bhat Ramesh Kumar Bhat OM 96.2687 93 310000152886 SUNNY BHAT ROSHAN LAL BHAT OM 96.2687 94 310000150571 Ashwani Koul Pushkar Nath Koul OM 96.2547 95 310000151206 meenakshi ravinder kumar OM 96.2547 96 310000150019 Abhay Bhat Ravinder Bhat OM 96.2312 97 320000153505 Sayima Gul Gulam Mohd Mir OM 96.2312 98 310000150159 Akshay Raina Ashok Kumar RBA 96.0050 99 310000151751 RAHIL TICKOO RAVI TICKOO OM 96.0050 100 310000150575 ASHWANI PANDITA SUDESH KUMAR PANDITA OM 95.9799 101 310000150620 Ayush Jatta Sunil Kumar Jatta OM 95.8955 102 310000152119 ROHIT SINGH MOHINDER SINGH JAMWAL EWS 95.8955 103 310000152656 Shubam Pandita Ramesh kumar OM 95.8955 2 of 51 Sub Percentile S.No Roll No Name Parentage Category Category Score 104 320000153480 Rohit Tickoo Sunil Kumar Tickoo OM 95.8543 105 310000151520 Nitin Pandita Maharaj Krishan Pandita OM 95.7553 106 310000151650 Preteek Tickoo RAJENDER KUMAR TICKOO OM 95.7553 107 310000150504 Arushe Tickoo R L Tickoo OM 95.7286 108 310000151179 Meenakshi bhat Sh. Sanjay Kumar Bhat OM 95.6030 109 310000153288 WARSHA BHAT KAMAL JI BHAT OM 95.6030 110 320000153440 Niharika raina S K Raina OM 95.6030 111 310000150702 Danish Pandita Veer Ji Pandita OM 95.5224 112 310000153284 Viveka Dhar Vinod Kumar Dhar OM 95.5224 113 310000151249 mintu mawa KUNDAN LAL MAWA OM 95.5056 114 310000150537 Ashish Koul Girdhari Lal Koul OM 95.3808 115 310000150946 JATIN GANJOO KEWAL KRISHAN GANJOO OM 95.2736 116 310000150131 akshay bhat Ashok Kumar Bhat OM 95.2559 117 310000150218 AMIT Bhat JAWAHIR LAL BHAT OM 95.2261 118 310000150479 Arpna Loria Romesh Chander Loria OM 95.1493 119 310000150599 AVINASH RAINA ATTAN JEE RAINA OM 95.1311 120 310000151524 Nitin Sharma Shashi Kumar Sharma OM 95.1311 121 310000151353 Naveen Raina Pradaman Krishen Raina OM 95.1005 122 310000150341 Ankit Sehgal Subash Sehgal RBA 95.0249 123 310000153253 Vishali Dhar Raj Kumar Dhar OM 95.0249 124 320000153444 OWAIS AHMAD NAIKOO MOHD YAQOOB NAIKOO OM 95.0249 125 310000150768 DIKSHA BHATT DALEEP KUMAR BHATT OM 94.9749 126 310000150944 JARRY RAINA ASHOK RAINA OM 94.9749 127 310000152409 SATYAM SOPORI SATISH KUMAR SOPORI OM 94.9749 128 310000150957 Jeany Roshan Roshanlal Pandita OM 94.8814 129 310000151775 Rahul Dhar Raj Kumar Dhar OM 94.8814 130 310000153040 Vaishali Raina Kuldeep kumar raina OM 94.8814 131 310000152370 SANJAY NAGRI K K NAGRI OM 94.6517 132 310000152685 Siddharth Tikoo pushkar nath tikoo OM 94.6517 133 320000153511 Shalley Pandita Chand Ji Pandita OM 94.6517 134 310000152232 SAHIL KOUL SHIBAN JEE KOUL OM 94.5980 135 310000152803 Sumesh Pandita RAMESH PANDITA OM 94.5980 136 310000152927 SURAJ KUMAR RAINA RAJ KUMAR RAINA OM 94.5980 137 310000152662 SHUBHAM BHAN M L BHAN EWS 94.5069 138 310000150707 Deepa Koul Pyaray lal koul OM 94.3820 139 320000153528 SRESHTI PANDITA SATISH KUMAR PANDITA OM 94.3820 140 320000153519 Sheikh Qayser Rizwan GH MOHD SHEIKH OM 94.2786 141 310000150344 Ankita Dhar Mahraj Krishan Dhar OM 94.2211 142 310000150511 Arvind Suri Sanjay Kumar Suri OM 94.1542 143 310000151522 NITIN RAINA H L RAINA EWS 94.1542 144 320000153459 RACHNA BHAT RATTAN LAL BHAT OM 94.1542 145 310000150387 Anmol Pandita BHARAT RATTEN PANDITA OM 94.1323 146 310000151299 monika kachroo kuldeep kumar OM 94.1323 147 310000152657 SHUBAM PANDIT VINOD KUMAR PANDIT RBA 94.0955 148 310000152412 Sawan Bagati Vinod Kumar Bagati OM 93.9698 149 310000150737 Deepika Bhat CHAMANLAL BHAT OM 93.8826 150 310000150793 DIKSHA SAFAYA MOTI LAL SAFAYA OM 93.8826 151 310000152765 SUDHA PANDITA ASHOK KUMAR PANDITA OM 93.8826 152 310000152284 Sakshi Bhat Ramesh kumar Bhat OM 93.8442 153 310000152581 shivani bhat manohar lal bhat EWS 93.7811 154 310000150747 Deepshika Koul Drove ji koul OM 93.7186 155 310000151358 Navjot Kour Amarjeet Singh OM 93.7186 156 310000153014 umang khar vijay kumar OM 93.7186 157 320000153446 PARAS RAINA DILEEP KUMAR RAINA OM 93.7186 3 of 51 Sub Percentile S.No Roll No Name Parentage Category Category
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