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Final data for HOSTEL WELFARE OFFICERS GRADE-II IN A.P.TRIBAL WELFARE & B.C WELFARE (MALE & FEMALE) Notification of 1,2 PostCodes IN Ananthapur District IsCandidia CandidateNam FathersOrHusband CommunityN PHPerCen IsCandidate_ IsCandidateEx_ CandidateDateOfQu CommunicationDistri Paper1AfterScalin S.No OTPRId HallticketNo GENDER DateOfBirth PHType LocalDistrict CreamyLayer teBelongs Qualification MobileNo EmailId AddressForCommunication Village PinCode PostCode paper1score paper2score TotalScore e Name ame t NCC ServiceMen alification ct gScore ToAP Graduation with B.Ed or Equivalent [Hostel Welfare Officers,Grade-II ofany University of India established (Female only) in A.PB.C Welfare K orIncorporated by or under a 13-8-24, BOYA PETA, SubordinateServices.],[Hostel 1 AP1000402856 8100077 K SUDHA ASWARTHNARAYA FEMALE BC-B 3/3/1982 Anantapur N N N Y 5/25/2010 7382541981 [email protected] HINDUPUR Anantapur 515201 56 56.76 79.67 136.43 Central Actor a State Act, or an HINDUPUR ANANTAPUR Welfare Officers,Grade-II (Male and NA CHARI Institutionrecognised by the Female) inA.P B.C Welfare University GrantsCommission. SubordinateServices.] Graduation with B.Ed or Equivalent [Hostel Welfare Officers,Grade-II ofany University of India established (Female only) in A.PB.C Welfare orIncorporated by or under a [email protected] 2-170, N S TEMPLE STREET, SubordinateServices.],[Hostel 2 AP1000167460 8100031 A SUNITHA A SREE RAMULU FEMALE OC 2/6/1990 Anantapur NA N N Y 7/28/2011 7207443100 CHILAMATHUR Anantapur 515341 70 70.95 60.33 131.28 Central Actor a State Act, or an om CHILAMATHUR Welfare Officers,Grade-II (Male and Institutionrecognised by the Female) inA.P B.C Welfare University GrantsCommission. SubordinateServices.] Graduation with B.Ed or Equivalent [Hostel Welfare Officers,Grade-II ofany University of India established 00, KATIGANIKALUVA, (Female only) in A.PB.C Welfare G orIncorporated by or under Central gelivisaraswathi@gm KATIGANIKALUVA VILLAGE KATIGANIKALV SubordinateServices.],[Hostel 3 AP1000107267 8100016 G CHENNA REDDY FEMALE OC 6/1/1984 Anantapur NA N N Y 2/18/2007 7416597490 Anantapur 515722 57.33 58.1 68.67 126.77 SARASWATHI Act,Provincial Act or a State Act, or ail.com AYYAVARIPALLI POST A Welfare Officers,Grade-II (Male and anyInstitution recognised by the ANANTAPU Female) inA.P B.C Welfare UniversityGrants Commission SubordinateServices.] Graduation with B.Ed or Equivalent [Hostel Welfare Officers,Grade-II ofany University of India established (Female only) in A.PB.C Welfare PEDDALINGAIA 1/139, KURUBAVANDLA PEDDALINGAIAHGA orIncorporated by or under a jayappakammiti@gm SubordinateServices.],[Hostel 4 AP1000407401 8100079 HGARI FEMALE BC-B 6/10/1993 Anantapur N N N Y 8/1/2014 8333884051 PALLI, PENUKONDA, ERRAMANCHI Anantapur 515164 60.67 61.49 57.33 118.82 RI NARAYANA Central Actor a State Act, or an ail.com Welfare Officers,Grade-II (Male and NIRMALA ANANTAPUR Institutionrecognised by the Female) inA.P B.C Welfare University GrantsCommission. SubordinateServices.] Graduation with B.Ed or Equivalent [Hostel Welfare Officers,Grade-II ofany University of India established (Male and Female) inA.P B.C Welfare O 5-8,OCCOLONY, O orIncorporated by or under Central padmachandu1986@ SubordinateServices.],[Hostel 5 AP1000557396 8100134 SURYANARAYANA FEMALE BC-D 8/22/1986 Anantapur N N N Y 1/7/2008 8886165260 BASAMPALLI, Ward No.23 Anantapur 515651 70.33 71.28 44.67 115.95 PADMAVATHI Act,Provincial Act or a State Act, or gmail.com Welfare Officers,Grade-II (Female RAJU CHENNEKOTHAPALLI anyInstitution recognised by the only) in A.PB.C Welfare UniversityGrants Commission SubordinateServices.] Graduation with B.Ed or Equivalent 3-47ISLAPURAMVILLAGE, [Hostel Welfare Officers,Grade-II ofany University of India established gollaradhamma@gm 6 AP1000459898 8100096 G RADHAMMA G SANJEEVAPPA FEMALE BC-D 3/13/1990 Anantapur N N N Y 8/15/2012 9492584284 PENUKONDA MANDAL, Islapuram Anantapur 515110 (Female only) in A.PB.C Welfare 69.67 70.61 44.33 114.94 orIncorporated by or under a ail.com ANANTAPUR SubordinateServices.] Central Actor a State Act, or an Graduation with B.Ed or Equivalent [Hostel Welfare Officers,Grade-II ofany University of India established (Female only) in A.PB.C Welfare DNO:6-2-494-3, N SHABANA orIncorporated by or under a dadapeereversmilee KADIRI SubordinateServices.],[Hostel 7 AP1000020322 8100001 N A RAWOOF FEMALE BC-E 1/15/1985 Anantapur N N N Y 3/28/2007 9493832177 MOHAMMAD NAGAR, Anantapur 515001 56.33 57.09 52.67 109.76 BEGUM Central Actor a State Act, or an @gmail.com (RURAL) Welfare Officers,Grade-II (Male and ANANTAPUR Institutionrecognised by the Female) inA.P B.C Welfare University GrantsCommission. SubordinateServices.] Graduation with B.Ed or Equivalent 2/152A, OLD QUARTERS [Hostel Welfare Officers,Grade-II D NARASIMHA ofany University of India established devireddymanjula@g KADIRI 8 AP1000025443 8100002 D MANJULA FEMALE OC 7/15/1983 Anantapur NA N N Y 5/14/2005 8985090242 GANDLAPENTA, Anantapur 515521 (Female only) in A.PB.C Welfare 45.67 46.29 62.33 108.62 REDDY orIncorporated by or under a mail.com (RURAL) GANDLAPENTA SubordinateServices.] Central Actor a State Act, or an Graduation with B.Ed or Equivalent [Hostel Welfare Officers,Grade-II ofany University of India established [email protected] Doorno:2/72, maremma 9 AP1000300864 8100061 AV Saradamma AV Ramanna FEMALE BC-A 5/15/1986 Anantapur N N N Y 11/9/2008 7093767706 BASAPURAM Anantapur 515766 (Female only) in A.PB.C Welfare 50.67 51.35 47 98.35 orIncorporated by or under a om temple, Anantapur SubordinateServices.] Central Actor a State Act, or an Graduation with B.Ed or Equivalent 2-136BALAPPAGARIPALLI, [Hostel Welfare Officers,Grade-II T SOGAIRA T MAHOMMD ofany University of India established [email protected] kumarvandlapl 10 AP1000164364 8100030 FEMALE BC-E 7/30/1989 Anantapur N N N Y 11/11/2011 9705789774 KUMAROLPALLI KADIRI, Anantapur 515591 (Female only) in A.PB.C Welfare 54.33 55.06 42.67 97.73 BANU SHAFI orIncorporated by or under a om li KADIRI SubordinateServices.] Central Actor a State Act, or an Graduation with B.Ed or Equivalent [Hostel Welfare Officers,Grade-II ofany University of India established (Male and Female) inA.P B.C Welfare 1-1-121, KOTA STREET, orIncorporated by or under a gudipatigeetha135@ SubordinateServices.],[Hostel 11 AP1000536174 8100124 G GEETHA G NAGARAJU FEMALE BC-B 8/6/1987 Anantapur N N N Y 8/1/2012 9502063180 KALYANDURGAM , ADONI Kurnool 515761 63 63.85 27.33 91.18 Central Actor a State Act, or an gmal.com Welfare Officers,Grade-II (Female ANANTAPURAM DIST Institutionrecognised by the only) in A.PB.C Welfare University GrantsCommission. SubordinateServices.] Graduation with B.Ed or Equivalent 4/87, OLD TOWN [Hostel Welfare Officers,Grade-II BALA B ofany University of India established pushpa.rama15@gm 12 AP1000510009 8100113 FEMALE BC-D 5/10/1988 Anantapur N N N Y 3/8/2010 9573005484 MUDIGUBBA, GUNJEPALLE Anantapur 515511 (Female only) in A.PB.C Welfare 52 52.7 38 90.7 PUSHPAVATHI RAMAKRISHNAPPA orIncorporated by or under a ail.com ANANTAPURAMU SubordinateServices.] Central Actor a State Act, or an Graduation with B.Ed or Equivalent 48-47/7/6plotno32, [Hostel Welfare Officers,Grade-II hemalathabom ofany University of India established hemalatha706@gmai 13 AP1000649269 8100154 prabhakarareddi b FEMALE BC-D 6/4/1982 Anantapur N N N Y 2/25/2004 9441653706 papaiahyadav nagar, Srikakulam 500037 (Male and Female) inA.P B.C Welfare 47 47.64 41.67 89.31 mireddi orIncorporated by or under a l.com hyderabad SubordinateServices.] Central Actor a State Act, or an Graduation with B.Ed or Equivalent [Hostel Welfare Officers,Grade-II 8-45, SC COLONY ofany University of India established (Female only) in A.PB.C Welfare THIMMAGANIPALLI orIncorporated by or under a [email protected] EAST SubordinateServices.],[Hostel 14 AP1000469082 8100098 C KAVITHA C YANNAPPA FEMALE SC 7/25/1984 Anantapur NA N N Y 8/21/2009 9666904019 VILLAGE, KALYANDURG Anantapur 515761 39.33 39.86 45.33 85.19 Central Actor a State Act, or an om KODIPALLE Welfare Officers,Grade-II (Male and MANDAL ANANTAPURAMU Institutionrecognised by the Female) inA.P B.C Welfare DIST University GrantsCommission. SubordinateServices.] Graduation with B.Ed or Equivalent [Hostel Welfare Officers,Grade-II ofany University of India established (Male and Female) inA.P B.C Welfare Yerracheruvupalle, orIncorporated by or under a harinathreddykonda SubordinateServices.],[Hostel 15 AP1000248561 8100050 P Sunitha P Raja Reddy FEMALE OC 6/15/1982 Anantapur NA N N Y 5/11/2015 8332933048 Tanakallu Mandal, T.SADUM Anantapur 515571 47.67 48.31 32.33 80.64 Central Actor a State Act, or an @rediffmail.com Welfare Officers,Grade-II (Female Anantapur Institutionrecognised by the only) in A.PB.C Welfare University GrantsCommission. SubordinateServices.] Graduation with B.Ed or Equivalent [Hostel Welfare Officers,Grade-II ofany University of India established (Female only) in A.PB.C Welfare SIRIVALLAM M orIncorporated by or under a sirivallamobulamma 15-228, SADASIVAPURAM, SubordinateServices.],[Hostel 16 AP1000179021 8100040 FEMALE SC 6/20/1979 Anantapur NA N N Y 3/28/2007 9492594843 MADAKASIRA Anantapur 515301 36 36.49 40 76.49 OBULAMMA HANUMANTHAPPA Central Actor a State Act, or an @gmail.com MADAKASIRA Welfare Officers,Grade-II (Male and Institutionrecognised by the Female) inA.P B.C Welfare University GrantsCommission. SubordinateServices.] Graduation with B.Ed or Equivalent [Hostel Welfare Officers,Grade-II ofany University of India established (Male and Female) inA.P B.C Welfare 13-2158, BELLARY ROAD, KAKKUNURU orIncorporated by or under a aswini.km3333@gma SubordinateServices.],[Hostel 17 AP1000703303 8100164 K NAGARAJU FEMALE BC-B 1/14/1991 Anantapur N N N Y 11/25/2014 9642236535 RAYADURG TOWN AND Ward No.13 Anantapur 515865 31 31.42 44.67 76.09 ASWINI Central Actor a State Act, or an il.com Welfare Officers,Grade-II (Female POST ANANTAPUR DIST Institutionrecognised by the only) in A.PB.C Welfare University GrantsCommission.
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