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Schedule for Chaitra 75/76 CITIZEN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY LTD. Website: www.citizenlifenepal.com Contact No: 01-4233818 Life Insurance Agent Basic Training Program Schedule for the Month of Chaitra S.N. Branch Name Month/Year From To Training Place Last Date Of Application 1. Bardaghat Chaitra-2075 1 3 Sunawal 2075-11-30 2. Lahan Chaitra-2075 2 4 Sonbarsa 2075-12-1 3. Ghorahi Chaitra-2075 3 5 Kusum 2075-12-2 4. Itahari Chaitra-2075 5 7 Itahari 2075-12-4 5. Janakpur Chaitra-2075 5 7 Janakpurdham 2075-12-4 6. Butwal Chaitra-2075 5 7 Butwal 2075-12-4 7. Malangwa Chaitra-2075 5 7 Sisautiya 2075-12-4 8. Arghakhanchi Chaitra-2075 6 8 Durgafat 2075-12-5 9. Jeetpur Chaitra-2075 6 8 Jeetpur 2075-12-5 10. Birtamod Chaitra-2075 7 9 Budhabare 2075-12-6 11. Bhairahawa Chaitra-2075 7 9 Bhairahawa 2075-12-6 12. Dhankutta Chaitra-2075 7 9 Dhankutta 2075-12-6 13. Khandbari Chaitra-2075 7 9 Khandbari 2075-12-6 14. Damak Chaitra-2075 7 9 Damak 2075-12-6 15. Panchthar Chaitra-2075 7 9 Panchthar 2075-12-6 16. Rajbiraj Chaitra-2075 7 9 Rajbiraj 2075-12-6 17. Pokhara Chaitra-2075 8 10 Pokhara 2075-12-7 18. Kohalpur Chaitra-2075 8 10 Bardiya 2075-12-7 19. Nepalgunj Chaitra-2075 8 10 Nepalgunj 2075-12-7 20. Jajarkot Chaitra-2075 8 10 Siwalaya 2075-12-7 21. Baneshwor Chaitra-2075 9 11 Baneshwor 2075-12-8 22. Dhran Chaitra-2075 10 13 Dhran 2075-12-9 23. Ilam Chaitra-2075 11 13 Ilam 2075-12-10 24. Achham Chaitra-2075 11 13 Mangalsaina 2075-12-10 25. Ramechhap Chaitra-2075 12 14 Charikot 2075-12-11 26. Mahendranagar Chaitra-2075 12 14 Punarbash 2075-12-11 27. Dadeldhura Chaitra-2075 12 14 Bajhang 2075-12-11 28. Birendranagar Chaitra-2075 13 15 Manma 2075-12-12 29. Attariya Chaitra-2075 13 15 Attariya 2075-12-12 30. Birgunj Chaitra-2075 14 16 Parwanipur 2075-12-13 31. Banepa Chaitra-2075 14 16 Nala 2075-12-13 32. Jamal Chaitra-2075 14 16 Thankot 2075-12-13 33. Dhading Besi Chaitra-2075 14 16 Naubise 2075-12-13 34. Inaruwa Chaitra-2075 15 17 Bhardaha 2075-12-14 35. Patan Chaitra-2075 15 17 Pulchowk 2075-12-14 36. Lahan Chaitra-2075 16 18 Bodebarsin 2075-12-15 37. Palpa Chaitra-2075 16 18 Palpa 2075-12-15 38. Biratnagar Chaitra-2075 17 19 Biratnagar 2075-12-16 39. Mirchaiya Chaitra-2075 18 20 Mirchaiya 2075-12-17 40. Kanchanpur Chaitra-2075 18 20 Kanchanpur 2075-12-17 41. Itahari Chaitra-2075 19 21 Chakarghatti 2075-12-18 42. Lalbandi Chaitra-2075 20 22 Bayalbas 2075-12-19 43. Baglung Chaitra-2075 20 22 Baglung 2075-12-19 44. Nuwakot Chaitra-2075 20 22 Bidur 2075-12-19 45. Bardibas Chaitra-2075 21 23 Bardibas 2075-12-20 46. Chabahil Chaitra-2075 21 23 Chabahil 2075-12-20 47. Chandranigahpur Chaitra-2075 21 23 Gaur 2075-12-20 48. Jaleshwor Chaitra-2075 22 24 Pipara 2075-12-21 49. Suryabinayak Chaitra-2075 22 24 Sanothimi 2075-12-21 50. Dhangadhi Chaitra-2075 22 24 Dhangadhi 2075-12-21 51. Tikapur Chaitra-2075 22 24 Lamki 2075-12-21 52. Inaruwa Chaitra-2075 26 28 Inaruwa 2075-12-25 53. Birtamod Chaitra-2075 26 28 Birtamod 2075-12-25 54. Kohalpur Chaitra-2075 26 28 Mangragadi 2075-12-25 55. Sindhuli Chaitra-2075 27 29 Tinpatan 2075-12-26 56. Hetauda Chaitra-2075 27 29 Hetauda 2075-12-26 57. Narayangadh Chaitra-2075 27 29 Bhandara 2075-12-26 Documents Required: - Photocopy of [Nepali Citizenship, Academic Transcript of SLC/SEE or Higher Degree and Character Certificate] - 4 Passport Size Photos - Registration Fee: NRs 500/- .
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