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Selected List for the Post of Staff Nurses, Govt.General Hospital,Kakinada SELECTED LIST FOR THE POST OF STAFF NURSES, GOVT.GENERAL HOSPITAL,KAKINADA. DT. 14.09.2020 (OPEN CATEGORY ) Weightag GNM/BSC GNM/BS Weightag Weightage Weightage Total Whether e of Applicati Whether Local/N (N)/MSC( C(N)/MS Marks e for year of marks of marks Service SL Date Of Social Physically AP Council 100% Year of marks Total on Reg. Candidate Name AGE Gender Ex-Service on- Valid up to N)/ C(N)/ for 75% of passing (Urban) 1 (Tribal)2.5 Marks for Remarks ROSTER NO. Birth Status Handicapp Regn.No. Marks Passing (Rural) 2 Marks maximum mark per 6 marks per maximum No. ed Man. Local Maximum Obtained Marks marks per 10 marks month 6 month 15 marks Marks Marks 6 month 1 2175 LOPINTI SUSHMA 5/14/1986 33 Female SC No No Local 86482 23/10/2023 1200 1081 90.08 67.56 8/1/2006 10 26 0 15 15 92.56 1 OC-W (CYCLE-1) 2 892 VALLAPALLI MANGADEVI 4/6/1986 33 Female SC No No Local 75985 11/17/2023 1200 1022 85.17 63.88 10/1/2007 10 26 0 0 15 88.88 3 OC (CYCLE-1) 3 3072 GUNTURI.DURGA DEVI 5/2/1979 40 Female SC No No Local 34619 4/10/2021 1200 1014 84.50 63.38 8/1/2000 10 26 0 0 15 88.38 5 OC (CYCLE-1) 4 2612 BODDAPATI NAGALATHA 1/5/1991 29 Female SC No No Local 129157 10/5/2022 1900 1622 85.37 64.03 5/1/2012 8 26 0 0 15 87.03 9 OC (CYCLE-1) Non- 5 1832 NOORBHASA NAGURBI 6/10/1989 30 Female BC-B No No 102282 11/1/2020 1900 1556 81.89 61.42 4/1/2010 10 12 9 0 15 86.42 NL 11 OC (CYCLE-1) Local 6 2103 MUMMANA VARMA REDDY 4/6/1988 31 Male ST No No Local 100672 10/4/2020 1900 1532 80.63 60.47 4/1/2010 10 38 15 15 15 85.47 13 OC (CYCLE-1) 12 OC -W - EX SERVICE MAN 7 459 UMA JAGGUMAHANTHI 5/28/1989 30 Female BC-D No No Local 129960 10/7/2022 1900 1566 82.42 61.82 5/1/2012 8 20 0 0 15 84.82 (CYCLE-1) 8 455 RAMA JAGGUMAHANTHI 6/26/1990 29 Female BC-D No No Local 115867 9/2/2021 1900 1536 80.84 60.63 4/1/2011 9 0 0 25 15 84.63 15 OC (CYCLE-1) Non- 9 18 DAGAM V GOPALA CHARI 7/12/1977 42 Male BC-B No No 45445 8/15/2024 1300 1024 78.77 59.08 8/1/2003 10 0 0 45 15 84.08 NL OC 21 (CYCLE-1) Local 10 1218 NELA NIRMALA 8/14/1989 30 Female SC No No Local 100897 10/7/2020 1900 1483 78.05 58.54 4/1/2010 10 0 16 0 15 83.54 17 OC W (CYCLE-1) 11 729 BOGARAPU SREE DEVI 7/12/1990 29 Female BC-B No No Local 113574 8/5/2021 1900 1506 79.26 59.45 6/24/2011 9 0 0 37.5 15 83.45 23 OC W (CYCLE-1) 12 645 YELURI RACHEL PRISCILLA 2/21/1985 34 Female BC-C No No Local 80447 8/28/2024 1900 1479 77.84 58.38 4/1/2009 10 24 0 0 15 83.38 26 OC (CYCLE-1) 13 1812 VEMAGIRI RAJANI 7/6/1990 29 Female SC No No Local 115877 9/2/2021 1900 1497 78.79 59.09 4/1/2011 9 0 0 32.5 15 83.09 28 OC (CYCLE-1) 14 2475 MAMIDI CHINNARI 6/4/1988 31 Female SC No No Local 99312 9/8/2020 1900 1465 77.11 57.83 4/26/2010 10 0 15 0 15 82.83 30 OC W (CYCLE-1) 15 1360 ANKADI INDIRA 7/5/1988 31 Female BC-A No No Local 94597 7/12/2025 1900 1482 78.00 58.50 4/1/2009 10 14 0 14 14 82.50 32 OC (CYCLE-1) 16 1037 DEYYALA MANI KUMARI 3/10/1989 30 Female SC No No Local 100252 9/19/2020 1900 1447 76.16 57.12 4/1/2010 10 0 17 0 15 82.12 34 OC W (CYCLE-1) 17 1186 VEMAGIRI SUGUNAMANI 2/20/1989 30 Female SC No No Local 115876 9/2/2021 1900 1472 77.47 58.11 4/15/2011 9 28 0 15 15 82.11 36 OC (CYCLE-1) 18 1268 GAMPALA CHANDRA KALA 3/13/1989 30 Female SC No No Local 100884 10/7/2020 1900 1446 76.11 57.08 4/1/2010 10 0 15 0 15 82.08 37 OC EX-SERVICE (CYCLE-1) 19 1315 SNEHA LATHA VEMAGIRI 7/10/1986 33 Female SC No No Local 89621 2/7/2025 1900 1446 76.11 57.08 4/1/2009 10 0 18 0 15 82.08 38 OC W (CYCLE-1) 20 130 BOMMU VIJAYA BHARATI 9/22/1980 39 Female SC No No Local 97962 8/24/2020 1900 1445 76.05 57.04 4/1/2010 10 0 18 0 15 82.04 40 OC (CYCLE-1) 21 1522 GORLI NALINI 6/13/1985 34 Female BC-D No No Local 95845 8/11/2020 1900 1444 76.00 57.00 4/1/2010 10 26 0 0 15 82.00 42 OC (CYCLE-1) 22 2510 AMBATI PRASANTAKUMARI 5/29/1985 34 Female SC No No Local 86053 11/2/2024 1900 1442 75.89 56.92 4/1/2009 10 28 0 0 15 81.92 46 OC (CYCLE-1) SWATANTRASALOMI 23 1340 8/4/1989 30 Female SC No No Local 119240 11/9/2021 1900 1460 76.84 57.63 4/1/2011 9 24 0 0 15 81.63 48 OC (CYCLE-1) NAKKA NIRMALA KUMARI Non- 24 592 8/12/1988 31 Female SC No No 99104 2/16/2021 1900 1559 82.05 61.54 4/1/2010 10 0 10 0 10 81.54 NL 50 OC W (CYCLE-1) DONDAPATI Local 25 1213 TANUKU NAGA JYOTHI 7/14/1988 31 Female BC-A No No Local 115870 9/2/2021 1900 1482 78.00 58.50 4/1/2011 9 0 14 0 14 81.50 51 OC (CYCLE-1) 1 Weightag GNM/BSC GNM/BS Weightag Weightage Weightage Total Whether e of Applicati Whether Local/N (N)/MSC( C(N)/MS Marks e for year of marks of marks Service SL Date Of Social Physically AP Council 100% Year of marks Total on Reg. Candidate Name AGE Gender Ex-Service on- Valid up to N)/ C(N)/ for 75% of passing (Urban) 1 (Tribal)2.5 Marks for Remarks ROSTER NO. Birth Status Handicapp Regn.No. Marks Passing (Rural) 2 Marks maximum mark per 6 marks per maximum No. ed Man. Local Maximum Obtained Marks marks per 10 marks month 6 month 15 marks Marks Marks 6 month NURUKURTHI 26 658 7/1/1988 31 Female SC No No Local 103535 11/26/2020 1900 1420 74.74 56.05 4/22/2010 10 0 0 17.5 15 81.05 53 OC (CYCLE-1) NAGALAKSHMI 27 713 KALIPE NAGAMANI 5/6/1986 33 Female SC No No Local 114876 8/24/2021 1900 1470 77.37 58.03 4/1/2011 9 0 14 0 14 81.03 55 OC W (CYCLE-1) TATIPARTHI GANGA NAGA 28 1422 3/18/1988 31 Female BC-D No No Local 111604 7/24/2021 1900 1469 77.32 57.99 4/1/2010 10 0 13 0 13 80.99 57 OC (CYCLE-1) LAKSHMI 29 1209 KUSUME VIJAYASANTHI 6/6/1988 31 Female SC No No Local 100880 10/7/2020 1900 1418 74.63 55.97 4/22/2010 10 0 15 0 15 80.97 59 OC W (CYCLE-1) VAJRAPU 30 1697 3/21/1986 33 Female SC No No Local 115308 8/24/2021 1900 1465 77.11 57.83 4/15/2011 9 0 14 0 14 80.83 61 OC (CYCLE-1) SRIKRISHNAKUMARI 31 1215 ALLI JYOTHI 7/1/1987 32 Female SC No No Local 104637 12/19/2020 1900 1439 75.74 56.80 10/1/2010 9 0 18 0 15 80.80 63 OC (CYCLE-1) 32 129 UDATHA SWATHI 5/6/1988 31 Female BC-B No No Local 86758 11/3/2024 1900 1412 74.32 55.74 4/1/2009 10 0 18 0 15 80.74 65 OC W (CYCLE-1) 33 2419 boora sanyasamma 6/10/1989 30 Female SC No No Local 100883 10/7/2020 1900 1411 74.26 55.70 4/1/2010 10 0 18 0 15 80.70 67 OC (CYCLE-1) AMALAPURAPU SRI RAJA 103337, 34 2921 4/19/1984 35 Female BC-B No No Local 11/25/2020 1900 1461 76.89 57.67 4/1/2010 10 0 13 0 13 80.67 71 OC W (CYCLE-1) LAKSHMI 102902 35 1201 YEDLA MAHA LAKSHMI 4/24/1990 29 Female SC No No Local 115886 9/2/2021 1900 1431 75.32 56.49 4/1/2011 9 28 0 0 15 80.49 73 OC (CYCLE-1) 36 1046 JALLI RAMA DEVI 4/7/1987 32 Female SC No No Local 108667 3/16/2021 1900 1429 75.21 56.41 10/1/2010 9 14 0 15 15 80.41 76 OC (CYCLE-1) Non- 92129/9256 37 1482 V V LAKSHMI DANNINA 8/3/1987 32 Female BC-D No No 3/30/2025 1900 1402 73.79 55.34 4/1/2009 10 15 0 15 80.34 NL 78 OC W (CYCLE-1) Local 0 38 1855 DOMMETI REVATHI DEVI 12/24/1990 29 Female BC-A No No Local 132478 11/20/2022 1900 1554 81.79 61.34 5/1/2012 8 0 11 0 11 80.34 80 OC (CYCLE-1) Non- 39 2055 SUJATA BERA 6/27/1988 31 Female BC-D No No 100906 10/7/2020 1900 1451 76.37 57.28 4/1/2010 10 0 13 0 13 80.28 NL 84 OC W (CYCLE-1) Local 40 1339 AMMAJI ULLANKALA 4/27/1987 32 Female BC-D No No Local 86473 11/2/2024 1900 1397 73.53 55.14 4/1/2009 10 24 0 0 15 80.14 86 OC (CYCLE-1) Non- 41 2946 Pamu Swapna 5/28/1993 26 Female SC No No 159120 5/31/2025 1900 1492 78.53 58.89 6/1/2014 6 16 0 0 15 79.89 NL 88 OC (CYCLE-1) Local 42 2912 PEETHALA SWARNA LATHA 6/12/1988 31 Female SC No No Local 82462 9/10/2024 1900 1560 82.11 61.58 4/1/2009 10 0 8 0 8 79.58 90 OC (CYCLE-1) 43 2347 GORUMUTCHI SUNEETHA 1/6/1993 27 Female SC No No Local 168701 2/17/2021 1900 1506 79.26 59.45 6/18/2015 5 0 0 50 15 79.45 92 OC (CYCLE-1) 44 1529 RATNA JYOTHI NANDIKA 3/29/1988 31 Female SC No No Local 113568 8/5/2021 1900 1401 73.74 55.30 4/15/2011 9 16 0 0 15 79.30 96 OC W (CYCLE-1) Non- 45 1683 TALAPAKALA SUNEETHA 4/2/1991 28 Female SC No No 143772 8/26/2023 1900 1525 80.26 60.20 4/1/2013 7 12 0 0 12 79.20 98 OC (CYCLE-1) Local 46 1968 NELLI PAVANI 6/10/1988 31 Female SC No No Local 119232 11/9/2021 1900 1572 82.74 62.05 9/1/2010 9 0 8 0 8 79.05 100 OC (CYCLE-1) 47 1632 PAYAM.RAJINI 5/31/1989 30 Female ST No No Local 139673 4/12/2023 1900 1441 75.84 56.88 4/1/2013 7 0 0 30 15 78.88 1 OC-W (CYCLE-2) MOHAMMAD VAFIJA 48 706 11/22/1988 31 Female BC-E No No Local 127251 8/16/2022 1900 1411 74.26 55.70 6/26/2012 8 24 0 0 15 78.70 3 OC (CYCLE-2) BEGUM 49 2160 SABBATHI HIMABINDU 6/27/1988 31 Female SC No No Local 119222 11/9/2021 1900 1561 82.16 61.62 4/1/2011 9 0 8 0 8 78.62 5 OC (CYCLE-2) 50 302 SAKA SUMATHI 6/6/1989 30 Female ST No No Local 99614 9/13/2020 1900 1420 74.74 56.05 4/15/2010 10 0 0 12.5 12.5 78.55 9 OC (CYCLE-2) 51 1269 RAPA GANGA BHAVANI 4/1/1988 31 Female SC No No Local 86509 11/2/2024 1900 1382 72.74 54.55 4/1/2009 10 0 14 0 14 78.55 11 OC (CYCLE-2) Non- NL 12 OC -W - EX SERVICE 52 2158 TERAPALLI APPALA NARASA 4/6/1989 30 Female SC No No 97910 8/24/2020 1900 1356 71.37 53.53 4/1/2010 10 0 16 0 15 78.53 Local MAN (CYCLE-2) 2 Weightag GNM/BSC GNM/BS Weightag Weightage Weightage Total Whether e of Applicati Whether Local/N (N)/MSC( C(N)/MS Marks e for year of marks of marks Service SL Date Of Social Physically AP Council 100% Year of marks Total on Reg.
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