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List of Eligible Candidates Called for Written Examination for the Post of Medical Officer (Ayurveda) for Kerala Region EMPLOYEES’ STATE INSURANCE CORPORATION PANCHDEEP BHAWAN, C.I.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110002. www.esic.nic.in List of Eligible Candidates Called for Written Examination for the post of Medical Officer (Ayurveda) for Kerala Region Date of Written Examination: 9th November, 2014 (Sunday) Venue of Examination: Roll Nos. Venue of Examination (Last 04 Digits) St. Thomas College, From 31_ _ 0001 to 31_ _0672 Prof. Joseph Mundassery Road, Thrissur – 680 001. Maharaja’s Technological Institute, From 31_ _0673 to 31_ _1020 Museum Road, Thrissur – 680 020. Reporting Time: 09:30 AM Timing of Examination: Paper – I (Professional Test - Objective Type) - 10:00 AM TO 12:00 Noon. Paper – II (Language Test – Descriptive Type) - 01:00 PM TO 02:00 PM. SL. FATHER’s/HUSBAND NAME OTHER DATE OF BIRTH No. REF. NO ROLL NO. NAME (DR.) (SH./DR.) CATEGORY CATEGORY (DD/MM/YYYY) Venue of Examination 1 814319 31010001 AARATHY ANANTH K S ANANDA NARAYANAN General 24 7 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 2 813591 31040002 AARSHA R RAVEENDRAN M OBC 27 5 1988 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 3 812273 31040003 ABDUL RASAK A MOOSSA OBC PWD 01 12 1988 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 4 814327 31040004 ABEENA R ABDUL RAUF E A OBC 19 5 1983 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 5 813108 31020005 ABHA R RAVEENDRAN P SC 02 02 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 6 814615 31040006 ABHAYADEV A A M ASHOKAN OBC 25 2 1986 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 7 812149 31020007 ABHIJITH PT RAMACHANDRAN PT SC 09 11 1980 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 8 812488 31040008 ABHILASH P S V PRABHAKARAN OBC 04 08 1989 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 9 812423 31040009 ABHIRAMY RETNAKAR G RETNAKUMAR OBC 07 05 1989 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 10 810919 31040010 ABHITHA V B BABU P OBC 05 11 1983 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 11 813109 31040011 ABITHA EDATHADATHIL ALAVIKUTTY E T OBC 03 06 1984 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 12 814009 31040012 ABITHA RAJ M RAJAN M K OBC 12 08 1986 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 13 811919 31040013 ADARSH KUMAR K B K N BABU OBC 27 10 1986 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 14 812288 31010014 ADARSH P M G PURUSHOTHAMA KURUP General 26 5 1988 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 15 811520 31040015 ADHEENA RAJAN RAJAGOPALAN PS OBC 01 06 1988 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE ADITHYA PEETHAMBARA 16 814435 31040016 PANICKER PEETHAMBARAN OBC 30 5 1986 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 17 814831 31040017 ADYA REGHU K K REGHU OBC 29 10 1985 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 18 814827 31040018 AFEEFA K ABDULLA PC OBC 30 12 1986 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 19 815131 31040019 AFSAL BIN MOHAMMED T M MUHAMMUNNI T M OBC 20 4 1986 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 20 810225 31040020 AHSAN NIHAD N HAMZA N OBC 28 9 1985 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 21 810053 31040021 AISHA HALLI SHAMASHUDDIN OBC 15 11 1986 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 22 813191 31040022 AISHWARIYA B K BALAKRISHNAN V M OBC 04 10 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 23 813978 31010023 AISWARYA HN HARIDASAN M General 14 4 1990 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 24 814647 31010024 AISWARYA K UTHAMAN K S General 05 05 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 25 816284 31040025 AJAY SARAVANAN SARAVANAN M K OBC 10 06 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 26 816185 31020026 AJEESH KK KUNJAPPAN KA SC 25 4 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 27 811286 31010027 AJEESH T ALEX ALEXANDER TO General 31 8 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 28 813354 31020028 AJESH TK KUTTAPPAN TK SC 21 7 1984 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 29 814687 31040029 AJMAL A ABDUL HAKKIM OBC 17 5 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 30 815095 31040030 AJU RAVI RAVINDRAN OBC 08 05 1986 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 31 812286 31040031 AKHIL C CHANDRABABU B OBC 25 5 1986 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 32 811219 31040032 AKHIL NINAN K JUSTINE NINAN K P OBC 30 1 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 33 815088 31010033 AKHIL T THULASEEDHARAN PILLAI General 31 5 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 34 811210 31040034 AKHILA D J DILEEP KUMAR B OBC 03 01 1989 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 35 815625 31040035 AKHILA ANAND K SIVANANDAN OBC 17 5 1989 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 36 814746 31010036 AKHILA K S KOCHUKUNJU ADISSAR General 01 01 1985 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 37 814695 31010037 AKHILA LAKSHMI P S DR M K SREEDHAR General 24 10 1990 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 38 814627 31040038 AKHILA M MADHUSOODANAN R OBC 04 02 1988 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 39 812400 31010039 AKHILA R KURUP RAMACHANDRA KURUP G General 27 5 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 40 814813 31010040 AMAL ROSE K R RAPHEL K P General 03 04 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 41 813355 31040041 AMALRAJ PR RAJULAL R OBC 16 11 1988 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 42 815138 31040042 AMBILI DS DHARMASENAN KS OBC 27 1 1989 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 43 813389 31040043 AMBILI TS P SIVADASAN OBC 23 5 1985 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 44 814969 31040044 AMINA NIZAR A M NIZAR OBC 06 08 1985 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 45 814002 31040045 AMINA R H HILAL KOYA OBC 31 5 1989 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 46 814976 31010046 AMIRTHA RAM RAMACHANDRAN NAIR General 27 5 1986 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 47 816118 31010047 AMRITHA M R N RAMACHANDRAN General 22 11 1985 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 48 811855 31040048 AMRITHA RAJAN RAJAN V OBC 15 3 1988 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 49 816107 31040049 AMRITHA S THAZHATHU T K SUKU OBC 31 7 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 50 814066 31040050 AMRUTHA B P BHASKARAN OBC 29 3 1985 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 51 811400 31010051 ANAGHA J JAYAKUMAR B General 01 04 1989 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 52 812443 31010052 ANAND A J S ASOK KUMAR General 05 06 1988 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 53 816130 31010053 ANAND R V V K VIJAYAN General 28 5 1989 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 54 816528 31010054 ANCY ALEX A ALEXANDR General 28 5 1989 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 55 813102 31010055 ANEESH E G GOVINDAN E General 06 12 1984 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 56 811432 31040056 ANEESH KUMAR K GOVINDAN K OBC 18 1 1986 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 57 812528 31040057 ANEESHA N A ALI U M OBC 11 10 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 58 815245 31040058 ANEESHJOHN JOHN WILLIAM V OBC 28 5 1989 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 59 810968 31040059 ANEESHYA A PRASAD ACHUTHAN PRASAD OBC 13 4 1989 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 60 813081 31040060 ANEESIA S SATHEESAN P OBC 10 06 1984 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 61 812152 31010061 ANILA M K BALAKRISHNAN K General 09 10 1988 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 62 815796 31040062 ANILA M S SUDHAKARAN G OBC 06 01 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 63 811102 31010063 ANILA N NARAYANAN M General 07 02 1989 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 64 812537 31040064 ANILA P S V PRABHAKARAN OBC 30 5 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE Govt. 65 813732 31040065 ANILAN S K SADANANDAN NADAR OBC Employee 23 7 1978 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 66 810022 31010066 ANISH KUMAR K N KUMARADAS General 17 5 1984 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 67 815879 31040067 ANISHA A BASHEER M P OBC 01 02 1985 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 68 814365 31010068 ANITHA BABY M BABY M P General 05 07 1985 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 69 814037 31040069 ANITHA S SURESH BABU N OBC 19 5 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 70 812745 31010070 ANJALI ALPHONSA G V J GEORGE General 23 3 1984 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 71 810474 31010071 ANJALI D DILEEP KUMAR K S General 24 1 1989 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 72 815837 31010072 ANJALI KRISHNA D KRISHNAKUMAR General 24 5 1986 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 73 812052 31010073 ANJALI S SREEKANTAN NAIR S General 25 10 1985 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 74 816140 31040074 ANJALI S SAJEEV OBC 28 10 1986 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 75 815998 31010075 ANJALI UNNITHAN V R MOHANAN UNNITHAN General 15 7 1988 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 76 811127 31010076 ANJALY DAS V ACHUTHA DAS E General 03 10 1986 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 77 811960 31010077 ANJALY KRISHNAN K UNNIKRISHNAN NAIR T General 05 01 1985 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 78 814463 31040078 ANJANA C S SATHIAN C K OBC 06 01 1989 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 79 811694 31010079 ANJANA M K DIVAKARAN General 05 03 1988 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 80 813800 31010080 ANJANA M R K MURALIDHARAN PILLAY General 25 3 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 81 814707 31010081 ANJANA P JANARDHANAN M General 06 01 1988 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 82 814884 31010082 ANJANA P NARAYANAN NAIR D General 28 5 1988 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 83 815118 31010083 ANJANA PRIYADERSINI R K RAJAGOPALAN NAIR General 04 10 1986 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 84 815632 31040084 ANJANA R C RAMACHANDRAN R OBC 03 10 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 85 814915 31010085 ANJANA S R SASI KUMAR General 22 7 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 86 812841 31040086 ANJANA SHANTHI PK KUNHIKANNAN M OBC 30 5 1988 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 87 812334 31040087 ANJANA SURENDRAN SURENDRAN P M OBC 14 1 1984 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 88 810902 31010088 ANJU NARAYANAN General 14 5 1988 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 89 812136 31010089 ANJU S Y P SANKARAN General 15 4 1985 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 90 816329 31010090 ANJU ARAVIND T ARAVINDAN NAIR General 02 04 1985 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 91 815903 31010091 ANJU GEORGE GEORGE P PAULOSE General 21 3 1989 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 92 811497 31040092 ANJU GOPALAKRISHNAN GOPALAKRISHNAN A OBC 07 12 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 93 816319 31010093 ANJU P JANARDHANAN K K General 22 2 1990 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 94 815194 31010094 ANJU R NAIR K N RAMACHANDRAN NAIR General 18 4 1987 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 95 812278 31010095 ANJU S SASIKUMAR R General 25 5 1985 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 96 816065 31040096 ANJU S P SOMARAJAN OBC 13 6 1981 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 97 815157 31040097 ANJU S ANAND SUGUNANANDAN V M OBC 28 1 1989 ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 98 814133 31040098 ANJU V P V P VIJAYARAJAN OBC 27 4 1988 ST.
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