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Directorate of Distance Education TRIPURA UNIVERSITY (A Central University) Directorate of Distance Education Suryamaninagar–799022 *********** F.NO.TU/DDE/ADVT(Vol-III)/90/15 Date:07/08/2019 Notification Regarding Counselling-Cum-Admission to M.A. Programmes This is hereby notified for information of all students concerned that those who had filled up Application Forms for Admission to M.A. Programmes under Distance Education, their Counselling-Cum- Admission shall be held as per the scheduled given below: Programme Subject Date of Counselling-Cum-Admission M.A. Education 09 th August, 2019 All Students having % of Marks from Time: 11 AM to 04 PM 86.9% to 45.5% at Degree Level 10 th August, 2019 All ST Students having % of Marks from Time: 11 AM to 04 PM 52.40% to 32.62% at Degree Level All SC Students having % of Marks from 52.20% to 32.00% at Degree Level All OBC Students having % of Marks from 52.00% to 49.90% at Degree Level. All EWS Students All PWD Students M.A. Political 11 th August, 2019 All Students having % of Marks from Science Time: 11 AM to 04 PM 78.40% to 53.40% at Degree Level 13th August, 2019 All ST Students having % of Marks from Time: 11 AM to 04 PM 53.30% to 47.80% at Degree Level All SC Students having % of Marks from 53.30% to 33.03% at Degree Level All OBC Students having % of Marks from 53.30% to 51.10% at Degree Level. All EWS Students All PWD Students M.A. Bengali 16 th August, 2019 All Students having % of Marks from Time: 11 AM to 04 PM 98.80% to 56.70% at Degree Level 17 th August, 2019 All ST Students having % of Marks from Time: 11 AM to 04 PM 56.40% to 32.82% at Degree Level All SC Students having % of Marks from 56.30% to 49.70% at Degree Level All OBC Students having % of Marks from 56.60% to 55.70% at Degree Level. All EWS Students All PWD Students * List of the Students for Counselling-Cum-Admission (Date-Wise) can be seen at Tripura University Website: www.tripurauniv.in . Instruction for Students: 1. Students should bring filled-up ADMISSION FORM-19 (Downloadable from Tripura University Website: www.tripurauniv.in ). 2. Students should bring all Original Certificates along with self-attested Xerox copies for verification. 3. SC/ST/OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) Students should bring concerned Certificate. 4. A Recent Passport sized Photo to be affixed on the ADMISSION FORM-19. 5. Admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit i.e., percentage obtained by the students at Degree level. 6. Admission Fees to be paid by selected students is Rs. 10,000/- + Rs. 500/- (for Registration Certificate). 7. Online Payment of Admission Fees is to be made within 3 (Three) days from the date of Counselling- Cum-Admission. 8. Family Income Certificate for candidates belongs to EWS Category. 9. NOC for Govt. Employees. 10. Students should submit Affidavit regarding UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions (for Student & Guardian) within one month from the date of admission (Downloadable from Tripura University Website: www.tripurauniv.in ). Dr. Gautam Chakma Director List of the Students who filled up Application Forms through Online from 20th June, 2019 to 31st July, 2019 for Admission into M.A. Programme under DDE for Academic Session: 2019-2020 (Merit Wise). SUBJECT : EDUCATION Counselling-Cum-Admission Date: 09th August, 2019 Time: 11.00 AM to 04.00 PM Venue: Directorate of Distance Education, Tripura University Sl No. Name Father's Name AIN No. UG % 1 SHIULI RANI DHAR NITAI DHAR D19EDU0762 232.4 2 SUMIT MUHURI SWAPAN MUHURI D19EDU0291 86.9 3 SANGITA DEB NANTU CHANDRA DEB D19EDU0048 83.2 4 Shristi Bhowmik Sreedham Bhowmik D19EDU0282 78.4 5 SUBHRA ADITYA CHOWDHURY SANKAR ADITYA CHOWDHURY D19EDU0427 75 6 KRISHNA KAMAL ACHARYA BIDHU BHUSAN ACHARYA D19EDU0330 74.2 7 Anujit Chaudhuri Atul Chaudhuri D19EDU0716 72.54 8 SUTAPA SUTRADHAR PABITRA SUTRADHAR D19EDU0348 71.6 9 SANGHITA BASAK NANDA LAL BASAK D19EDU0571 71.5 10 Manajit Sarkar Manik Lal Sarkar D19EDU0757 71.1 11 PARAMITA GHOSH SIBA PRASAD GHOSH D19EDU0034 70.7 12 PRITI DEBNATH PRAHLAD DEBNATH D19EDU0295 70.6 13 SANKAR DEBNATH SACHINDRA DEBNATH D19EDU0102 69.4 14 RAZZAK MIAH ATIKUL ISLAM D19EDU0789 69.2 15 TUMPA BHOWMIK KHOKAN BHOWMIK D19EDU0014 68.5 16 DALIA SAHA BRAJA GOPAL SAHA D19EDU0511 68.5 17 ANTARA ACHARJEE SANKAR ACHARJEE D19EDU0162 68.1 18 SHIBALIKA BHATTACHARJEE KISHOR BHATTACHARJEE D19EDU0374 68.1 19 Rajdip Dasgupta Samir Dasgupta D19EDU0638 68 20 Jhuma Datta Kalipada Datta D19EDU0065 67.1 21 Sima Majumdar Satish Chandra Majumdar D19EDU0628 67 22 TANUSREE DEB DEBAPRASAD DEB D19EDU0088 66.8 23 SAGAR KANTI CHAKRABORTY SANKAR CHAKRABORTY D19EDU0475 66.6 24 SARAJIT DEB SHANKAR DEB D19EDU0438 66.5 25 SANGITA RANI PAUL MONORANJAN PAUL D19EDU0101 66.4 26 SUJATA BHOWMIK Sujit Lal Bhowmik D19EDU0580 66.2 27 PAPAN DEB KETAKI RANJAN DEB D19EDU0412 66.2 28 NAYIMA AKTER BHUIYA SALIM MIAH BHUIYA D19EDU0441 66.2 29 SUBHASISH SARKAR KARNA KUMAR SARKAR D19EDU0077 66.12 30 MANIKA DEY SUJANKUMAR DEY D19EDU0661 65.7 31 PAMPA SAHA LASKAR SWAPAN SAHA D19EDU0087 65.5 32 KANIKA RANI DAS LATE BIJOY RANJAN DAS D19EDU0130 65.5 33 Sunidhi Panja Banitosh Panja D19EDU0236 65.4 34 MONTI DAS GUPTA MANIK DAS GUPTA D19EDU0393 65.2 35 RUPIKA BHOWMIK KRISHNALAL BHOWMIK D19EDU0480 65.1 36 NIRMAL DEBNATH NIKUNJA DEBNATH D19EDU0200 65 37 PRALAY CHAKRABORTHY NAKUL CHAKRABORTY D19EDU0397 65 38 Tagdir Hossain Idu Miah D19EDU0460 64.9 1 Sl No. Name Father's Name AIN No. UG % 39 SUBRATA SARKAR MANINDRA SARKAR D19EDU0791 64.9 40 ANAMIKA DEY UMAPADA DEY D19EDU0647 64.8 41 SUCHAYAN PAL SUDHENDU PAL D19EDU0056 64.75 42 SUSMITA SARKAR KHITISH SARKAR D19EDU0391 64.3 43 SATARUPA DAS NEPAL DAS D19EDU0410 64.3 44 PURNIMA DAS LALIT CHANDRA DAS D19EDU0416 64.3 45 Soma Daspurkayastha Mani Bhusan Das Purkayastha D19EDU0733 64.1 46 SUJATA SINHA DILIP KUMAR SINHA D19EDU0021 64 47 Anupam Debnath Ajit Debnath D19EDU0822 63.9 48 BAISHALI DATTA DULAL DATTA D19EDU0172 63.8 49 MANDIRA MARAK SANJIT MARAK D19EDU0107 63.7 50 SUSMITA MALLIK NAKUL MALLIK D19EDU0233 63.7 51 SANGITA DEBNATH SUKUMAR DEBNATH D19EDU0318 63.5 52 TRISHNA SAHA TAPAN KUMAR SAHA D19EDU0721 63.5 53 SUBHANKAR SARKAR DIPAL SARKAR D19EDU0069 63.5 54 PRASENJIT DEBNATH HARE KRISHNA DEBNATH D19EDU0313 63.4 55 BHARATI TRIPURA DEBKANTA TRIPURA D19EDU0032 63.1 56 Panu Akter Joynal Abadin D19EDU0275 63.1 57 NIKITA DEY SUBRATA DEY D19EDU0340 63.1 58 RAKHI PAUL BIMAL PAUL D19EDU0422 63.1 59 MAMATA DAS SUNIL CHANDRA DAS D19EDU0461 63.1 60 SUSMITA DAS MARAN DAS D19EDU0338 62.9 61 PAYAL CHAKRABORTY NANI GOPAL CHAKRABORTY D19EDU0506 62.9 62 JOYSHREE PAUL BHAUMIK NARAYAN PAUL D19EDU0052 62.88 63 JOYSHREE DHAR BABUL DHAR D19EDU0139 62.8 64 TAPAS BHOWMIK DILIP BHOWMIK D19EDU0246 62.8 65 Asima Das Dilip Das D19EDU0432 62.8 66 JOYSREE SAHA ASHUTOSH SAHA D19EDU0256 62.7 67 SAHAJAN MIA ABU TAHER D19EDU0489 62.7 68 JUTAN DAS SUNIL DAS D19EDU0820 62.7 69 JOYEL CHOWDHURY KRISHNA DHAN CHOWDHURY D19EDU0417 62.6 70 TANUSRI SAHA BIPLAB SAHA D19EDU0626 62.6 71 Rajshikha Chakraborty Rajat Baran Chakraborty D19EDU0195 62.5 72 GANESH BANIK MANI LAL BANIK D19EDU0353 62.5 73 ASISH SAHA JANAK SAHA D19EDU0602 62.4 74 BIPLAB DEBNATH HARIPADA DEBNATH D19EDU0033 62.4 75 PRIYANKA PAUL BABUL PAUL D19EDU0583 62.4 76 SAPTAPARNA ROY BARMAN GOUTAM ROY BARMAN D19EDU0368 62.357 77 SANGITA GHOSH LT. SWAPAN KUMAR GHOSH D19EDU0206 62.3 78 AJANTA DEBBARMA LAXMI PADA DEBBARMA D19EDU0209 62.3 79 DIPA MAJUMDER BIPUL MAJUMDER D19EDU0112 62.2 80 BARNITA DEBBARMA PHANIBHUAN DEBBARMA D19EDU0094 62 81 MOUMITA DEY SUKHARANJAN DEY D19EDU0113 62 82 MANTU DEBNATH HARADHAN DEBNATH D19EDU0790 61.92 83 ABHIJIT SAHA KRISHNA SAHA D19EDU0010 61.9 84 PRADYUT BANIK LT. HARADHAN BANIK D19EDU0582 61.8 85 PRIYANKA BHADRA RANJIT KUMAR BHADRA D19EDU0247 61.7 86 BIMAL JOY TRIPURA SANTIDA TRIPURA D19EDU0574 61.6 87 Khodeja Akter Ajid Miah D19EDU0466 61.5 2 Sl No. Name Father's Name AIN No. UG % 88 DEBANIK PAUL NANDA GOPAL PAUL D19EDU0600 61.4 89 SUPARNA DAS TAPAN DAS D19EDU0785 61.4 90 SHARMISTHA PAUL MANIK CHANDRA PAUL D19EDU0013 61.4 91 PUJA DEY HIMANGSHU DEY D19EDU0288 61.4 92 Munia Roy Barman Kalyan Kumar Roy Barman D19EDU0470 61.25 93 SOMA DAS SWAPAN CHANDRA DAS D19EDU0754 61.19 94 DEBALINA CHAKRABORTY LT. 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