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Listes Des Candidats Retenus Pour Le Concours D'accès Au Doctorat Listes des candidats retenus pour le concours d’accès au doctorat I) Spécialité : Energétique et Mécanique des Fluides N° NOM Prénom Etablissement d’origine 1 ABED Chahinez dalila USTHB 2 ACHOURI Mariem U. M’Sila 3 AYAD Aicha aziza U. Djelfa 4 BAHLOULI Abdelhak USTHB 5 BARECHE Amir U. Batna 1 6 BENABDESSELAM Lyes U. Boumerdes 7 BENAICHE Boubakeur USTHB 8 BENAISSA Ilhem U. Béjaia 9 BENELKADI Ahmed oussama U. Boumerdes 10 BENKHELIFA Mohammed U. Adrar 11 BENKHERROUR Assia U. Batna 1 12 BENMESSAHEL Alaeddine U. Skikda 13 BOUBEKEUR Somia U. Boumerdes 14 BOUGOFFA Mohammed chaabane U. Ouargla 15 BOUKROUCHE Houari boumediene USTHB 16 BOULHARES Khadidja U. Adrar 17 BOUMAZA Ismail U. Boumerdes 18 BOUNOUR Kaoutar U. Skikda 19 BOUSSAG Aicha U. M’Sila 20 BRAHMA Kenza U. Boumerdes 21 CHAACHOUA Ilyas USTHB 22 CHAYAB DRAA Azeddine USTHB 23 CHEGAF Kelthoum USTHB 24 CHELIA Walid U. Constantine 1 25 DAOUD Hanane U. Boumerdes 26 DEBBAZI Fatiha USTHB 27 DEY Selma U. Batna 1 28 DJENDI Mohamed USTHB 29 DJERAD Tadjeddine U. Ouargla 30 DJOUAMA Selma U. Skikda 31 DJOUDI Billal U. Boumerdes 32 GALOUL Amina U. Boumerdes 33 GHERDAOUI Zineb U. Boumerdes 34 GHOBRINI Amine USTHB 35 GHOZLANE Annisa USTHB 36 GOUGUAM Tarik billal U. Béjaia 37 HADDOUCHE Taous U. Boumerdes 38 HADJ ARAB Belaid USTHB 39 HAMMOUR Ferroudja U. Oran 40 HOURI Mohamed el hadi USTHB 41 KAOUANE Nadia U. Skikda 42 KERBACHE Noussayba U. Constantine 1 43 KHENFOUS Soumia U. Boumerdes 44 LABAOUI Mouhamed el amine U. Boumerdes 45 LADJELATE Karim USTHB 46 LAHMAR Amina sarra U. Batna 1 47 LALAM Youcef U. Béjaia 48 LAOUFI Khadidja U. Oran 49 LARDJANE Lilia U. Boumerdes 50 LEKBAL Islam U. Boumerdes 51 LEMOUARI Bassim USTHB 52 MABKHOUT Mohamed youcefsifediine USTHB 53 MAHMOUD Akila USTHB 54 MALLEK Ahmed U. Boumerdes 55 MERADI Badis USTHB 56 MKHADMI Aissa U. Adrar 57 MOULLA Tarik USTHB 58 MOUSSI Soumia USTHB 59 NASSANE Sabah U. Boumerdes 60 NETTARI Mohammed U. Ouargla 61 OUSSAD Zina U. Boumerdes 62 RAHMOUNI Amar USTHB 63 RAHMOUNI Ibrahim U. Batna 1 64 ROUINA Amina USTHB 65 SAAD AZZEM Lokmane U. Constantine 1 66 SAADI Amir USTHB 67 SALMANIA Tahani U. Annaba 68 SALMI Soraya USTHB 69 SANDEL Assia USTHB 70 SEBAA Moustafa USTHB 71 SI HADJ MOHAND Zakaria USTHB 72 TEDJIZA Karima USTHB 73 TEDJINI Zoher abdelnacer USTHB 74 TOUATI Ilham U. Oran 75 TOUINA Zakaria U. Béjaia 76 TOUMACHE Farida U. Boumerdes 77 TOUMI Souhila U. Boumerdes 78 YOUSFI Fatiha U. Adrar 79 ZAOUI Rafika USTHB 80 ZEHANA Nardjes USTHB 81 ZIGADI Mohamed U. Boumerdes II) Spécialité : Physique des Rayonnements N° NOM Prénom Etablissement d'origine 1 ADLI Hala iman U. Djelfa 2 AGABA Ibtissam U. Sétif 1 3 AISSI lynda U. Bordj Bou Arréridj 4 ALEM Moncef U. Annaba 5 ALOUI Abdelmadjid U. Annaba 6 AMERI Fatima zahra U. Laghouat 7 BAHI Hakima U. Oran 8 BEHRI Somia USTHB 9 BELATROUS Nour el houda U. Oran 10 BELHADJ Amel U. Sétif 1 11 BEN MERZOUG Larbi USTHB 12 BENABDELGHANI Imene U. Sétif 1 13 BENACER Kenza USTHB 14 BENAOURA Oualid U. Souk Ahras 15 BENGOUGA Selma U. Batna 1 16 BENHAMADA Houria U. Jijel 17 BENKERRI Sara U. Sétif 1 18 BENMAIZA Abdelkader lalmi USTHB 19 BENMBAREK Abdelkader U. Blida 1 20 BENMEKIDECHE Imad U. Bordj Bou Arréridj 21 BENSADALLAH Keireddine USTHB 22 BOUALILI Fatima Zahra USTHB 23 BOUBECHAL Sarra kounouz USTHB 24 BOUDJEMAA Abdelkarim USTHB 25 BOULAKBOUL Amina USTHB 26 BOUZIANE hadjer USTHB 27 BOUZIDI Imene U. Sétif 1 28 BRAKNI Nabil U. Sétif 1 29 BRINIS Hadjer U. Batna 1 30 DEGAA Khaoula U. El Oued 31 FACI ali USTHB 32 FERRADJ Oussama U. Sétif 1 33 GHIS Rim USTHB 34 GOUADJELIA Asma U. Constantine 1 35 HACHEF Maha U. El Oued 36 HADDANA Rania U. Constantine 1 37 HALIMI Mohamed Walid USTHB 38 HAMDAD Rafika U. Oran 39 HAMDI Yacine U. Blida 1 40 HAMEL Ahlem U. El Oued 41 HAMIED Imane USTHB 42 HAMMADI Zahra U. El Oued 43 HASSOUS Abdelbasset U. Oran 44 HEDIR Melissa U. Tizi Ouzou 45 KACEF Lylia USTHB 46 KEBBAB Hanane U. Sétif 1 47 KELLOU Mohamed Anis USTHB 48 KERROUD Halima U. Jijel 49 LOUMI Fatma U. El Oued 50 MAAFOUNE Abdesettar U. Sétif 1 51 MALTI Sarra zoubida U. Oran 52 MATI Cherifa U. Sétif 1 53 MEBARKI Sara USTHB 54 MECHGOUG Amina U. Biskra 55 MEDJADJI Ikram U. Oran 56 RABIAI Noureddine USTHB 57 RAHAL Amina U. Sétif 1 58 RAHMOUNI Amina U. Batna 1 59 REBADJ Leila U. Batna 1 60 REZGUI Sayah Université de Biskra 61 SAKKA Adelkrim C. U. Tamanrasset 62 SENNI Fatima Zahra U. Blida 1 63 SENOUCI Ahlem USTHB 64 SLIMANI Achour U. Adrar 65 SOLTANI Ammar U. Souk Ahras 66 SOUALAH AHMIMA Hanane U. El Oued 67 SOUKKOU FARIDA U. Jijel 68 TOUAHRI Abdelkader U. Adrar 69 TURKI Mimouna USTHB 70 ZENNOU IMAN U. Ouargla 71 ZERHAOUI Imad Eddine U. Oran 72 ZIADI Noura U. Constantine 1 73 ZICHE karima U. Sétif 1 74 ZOUAMBI Fatma Zohra U. Oran III) Spécialité : Physique des Matériaux N° NOM Prénom Etablissement d’origine 1 ABANE Mahdi C.U. Tissemsilt 2 ABBASSI Imad U. Béjaia 3 ABIZA Mounira U. Sétif 1 4 ACHOURI Saadia U. M’Sila 5 ACHOURI Saadia U. M’Sila 6 AIT ALLAK Silya U. Boumerdes 7 ALLAL Manal U. M’Sila 8 ALLOUCHE Nihed USTHB 9 AMARI Fouzi U. M’Sila 10 AMOR Zohra U. Djelfa 11 ANIBA Aicha U. Bordj Bou Arréridj 12 ATIALLA Wafa U. Chlef 13 ATTIA Hanane USTHB 14 AZIOUNE Rima U. Jijel 15 AZZOUG Keltoum U. Blida 1 16 BALLOUTI Akram U. Sétif 1 17 BEDDIAF Madjda U. Khenchela 18 BEDJAOUI Sabrina USTHB 19 BEDROUNI Fatma USTHB 20 BEKHOUCHE Hayet U. Boumerdes 21 BELLAKHDAR Tahar USTHB 22 BEN CHIKH Hadjer U. Djelfa 23 BENAISTI Ilhem U. Médéa 24 BENHADDADI Soraya U. Boumerdes 25 BENKHALED Hichem U. Béjaia 26 BENNOUR Thinhinane U. Tizi Ouzou 27 BENOUELHA Hind U. Bordj Bou Arréridj 28 BENSAID Leyla U. Chlef 29 BENYAHIA Mohammed Yacine U. Laghouat 30 BETTAOULA Zohra U. Médéa 31 BEZZALLA Ayyoub USTHB 32 BOUDEHANE Samiha U. Batna 1 33 BOUDJEBHA Mohammed Amine USTHB 34 BOUHDIBA Djamila U. Chlef 35 BOULEBTINA Abderraouf U. Biskra 36 BOUMATI Ryma U. Tizi Ouzou 37 BOURZAMI Mira U. Sétif 1 38 BOUTSABET Nawal U. Chlef 39 BOUZAR Arbia U. Chlef 40 BOUZEKRI Salah Eddine U. Sétif 1 41 BOUZIANE Rahima U. Bordj Bou Arréridj 42 BOUZIDI Mohamed U. Blida 1 43 BRAHIM Mohammedi U. Djelfa 44 BRAHIMI Zineb U. Djelfa 45 CHABA MOUNA Sarah U. Médéa 46 CHABANE Ferhat U. Boumerdes 47 CHAIB EDDERRAA Khadidja USTHB 48 CHAIEB EDRAA Soumia USTHB 49 CHETTIH Sarah U. Laghouat 50 CHOUIKHA Fatima Zahra U. Djelfa 51 DAOUADI Sabrina U. Tébessa 52 DARAF Bachir USTHB 53 DILMI Wafa U. M’Sila 54 DJABROUHOU Ikram USTHB 55 FAR Houda U. Sétif 1 56 FARES Chabira U. M’Sila 57 FARES Sana U. Tébessa 58 FARIDA Khaouni USTHB 59 FATHI Karima C.U. Tissemsilt 60 FERAHTIA Abdelheq U. M’Sila 61 FEZZA Soumeya USTHB 62 GUEDDOUCHE Hadjer U. Tébessa 63 GUENDOUZ Riadh U. M’Sila 64 HADDAD Hanane U. Batna 1 65 HADDOU Khalid USTHB 66 HAMZAOUI Nassiba USTHB 67 HEBA Fatima C.U. Relizane 68 HEDIR Imad Eddine U. Boumerdes 69 HERAIZ Hocine U. M’Sila 70 HIDRA Hanane U. Djelfa 71 KARKOUR Selma U. Sétif 1 72 KEBAILI Zakia U. Tébessa 73 KEZIZ Ahcen U. Khenchela 74 KHACHA Noura U. Skikda 75 KHADIDJA Benarous U. Laghouat 76 KHELIFAOUI Salima U. Tizi Ouzou 77 KHELIFI Seifeddine U. Sétif 1 78 KHEMISSA Siham U. M’Sila 79 KIHEL Meriem U. Jijel 80 LAKEHAL Yousra U. Constantine 1 81 LAKHDARI Assia U. Sétif 1 82 LOUNIS Lynda U. Tizi Ouzou 83 LOUNIS Ramdane Aghiles USTHB 84 MABKHOUT Bagua U. Djelfa 85 MAHDJOUB Nariman U. Tébessa 86 MAHLOUL Arbia C.U. Tissemsilt 87 MAMRIA Asma U. Batna 1 88 MARREF Abbes U. Sidi Bel Abbes 89 MAZARI Hanane U. Tiaret 90 MEHDDEB Asma U. M’Sila 91 MEHNANA Abderrazak U. Béjaia 92 MERROUAH Sidiali U. Blida 1 93 MESSAI Linda U. Khenchela 94 MEZHOUD Nawel U. Bordj Bou Arréridj 95 MOURES Nadia U. Jijel 96 NAOUI Khaoula Nour Elhouda U. Sidi Bel Abbes 97 NASRI Lahcene U. Bordj Bou Arréridj 98 NEFFAI Mohamed U. Blida 1 99 OMARI Fatma Zohra U. Boumerdes 100 RAIS Fatma U. Médéa 101 REFICE Saliha U. M’Sila 102 ROUIMEL Nahla U. Jijel 103 SAHARI Mohamed Abdenour U. Sétif 1 104 SAHNOUNE Mouna U. Skikda 105 SAIDANE Chahira U. M’Sila 106 SAMIR Braham USTHB 107 SEGHIRI Salah Eddine U. M’Sila 108 SLIMANI Hana USTHB 109 SLIMANI Nesrine U. Batna 1 110 SOUICI Wafa U. Jijel 111 TABET Azzeeddine USTHB 112 TAIR Sabrina U. Blida 1 113 TALHA Hadjer U. Bordj Bou Arréridj 114 TOUKA Walid USTHB 115 TOUTI Hadjer USTHB 116 YAHIAOUI Nadjim U. Béjaia 117 YAKAS Fouad U. Adrar 118 ZERMAN Wafia U. Blida 1 119 ZOUBAI Eltayeb U. Sétif 1 IV) Spécialité : Physique Théorique N° NOM Prénom Etablissement d'origine 1 ABDALLAH OTSMANE Fatima Zohra USTHB 2 ABDELHAFID Seifeddine U. M’Sila 3 AFFES Ikram U. Constantine 1 4 AIDOUNE Amina U. Médéa 5 AIT HAMMOUDA Imane U. Sétif 1 6 AKSAS Wiam U. Constantine 1 7 ARAB Nabil U. Bouira 8 AZZA Bekkta U. Khemis Miliana 9 BADANI Hadda U. Médéa 10 BARKAT Ismail U. M’Sila 11 BEDDI Abdelkader U. Tlemcen 12 BELFODIL Mohammed U. Saida 13 BELHADDOUF Rabah USTHB 14 BELHADJ BENZIANE Awda U. Chlef 15 BENAISSA Mohammed U. Tlemcen 16 BENAZZOUZ Hicham U. Constantine 1 17 BENHAMOUD Badreddine U.
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