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The Gauhati High Court THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (The High Court of Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh) N O T I F I C A T I O N Dated Guwahati the 25 th March, 2021 No. HC.XXXVII-01/2021/130/R.Cell ######## Pursuant to the advertisement dated 21-01-2021, the Gauhati High Court has been pleased to notify the schedule of the Stenography skill test in connection with direct recruitment of Senior Personal Assistant (Stenographer Grade II) for the Gauhati High Court , Kohima Bench at Kohima, Nagaland. SCHEDULE OF SKILL TEST Date Reporting Time Venue National Institute of Electronics and 24-04-2021 (Saturday) 10:30 AM Information Technology (NEILIT), Meriema, New High Court Road, Kohima, Nagaland, 797001. Admit cards can be downloaded from the official website of the Gauhati High Court (http://ghconline.gov.in , https://kohimahighcourt.gov.in/ ) w.e.f 19-04-2021 (03:00 PM onwards) . Provisional list of candidates with assigned Roll Numbers has been published along with this notification. Further, a reject list of candidate along with reason(s) of rejection against his/her name has also been published along with this notification. Calling of the candidates to the skill test is purely provisional and does not mean acceptance of their candidature, which shall be further scrutinized and the Gauhati High Court reserves the right to reject the candidature of any candidate at any stage on detection of any ineligibility. The candidature of the candidates shall be subject to fulfillment of all the criteria mentioned in the advertisement dated 21-01-2021. No TA/DA will be paid to the candidates for appearing in the skill test. By Order, Sd/- ((Romen Baruah) Registrar (Administration)-cum- I/c, Centralized Recruitment Gauhati High Court, Guwahati Page 1 of 2 Memo No. HC.XXXVII-01/2021/ 130A/R.Cell Dated Guwahati the 25-03-2021 Copy to:- 1. The Registrar General, Gauhati High Court, Guwahati. 2. The Registrar (Vigilance/Judicial/Establishment), Gauhati High Court, Guwahati. 3. The Registrar-cum- Principal Secretary to Hon’ble The Chief Justice, Gauhati High Court, Guwahati for favour of his lordship’s kind information. 4. The Registrar, Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, Kohima, for kind information and necessary action . He is also requested to make arrangement for immediate uploading of this notification in the official website of the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench . 5. The Joint Registrar (________________), Gauhati High Court, Guwahati. 6. The Deputy Registrar (_______________), Gauhati High Court, Guwahati. 7. The Assistant Registrar (__________________), Gauhati High Court, Guwahati. 8. The Administrative Officer (Judicial)____________, Gauhati High Court, Guwahati. 9. The Project Manager, Gauhati High Court, Guwahati for immediate uploading of the advertisement in the High Court website with the caption: “ Notification dated 25-03-2021 regarding schedule of stenography skill test in connection with direct recruitment of Senior Personal Assistant (Stenographer Grade II) in the Kohima Bench of the Gauhati High Court ” with a scroll in the home page. 10. PS to Hon’ble Mr. Justice ______________________________Gauhati High Court, Guwahati for favour of his lordship’s kind information. 11. PS to Hon’ble Mrs. Justice _____________________________Gauhati High Court, Guwahati for favour of her ladyship’s kind information. 12. CA to Registrar (Admin), Gauhati High Court, Guwahati. 13. Notice Board. 14. Order File. (Romen Baruah) Registrar (Administration)-cum- I/c, Centralized Recruitment Gauhati High Court, Guwahati Page 2 of 2 THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (The High Court of Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh) List of eligible candidates provisionally allowed to appear in the Stenography skill test on 24-04-2021 in connection with direct recruitment of Senior Personal Assistant in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench at Kohima. Ref: Advertisement dated 21-01-2021 Sl No Reg Code Roll No Name Father's Name 1 SPAKB210055 101 AKIVITO YEPTHOMI TOKUGHA YEPTHOMI 2 SPAKB210149 102 ALOKALI SWU LAHOTO SWU 3 SPAKB210077 103 ARENI LOTHA NCHUMBEMO LOTHA 4 SPAKB210086 104 ARENNUNGLA KICHU TEKASHILU KICHU 5 SPAKB210096 105 BOLIVI ATOVI SUMI 6 SPAKB210143 106 CHUMBENI C TUNGOE CHANBAMO TUNGOE 7 SPAKB210048 107 DELENO NYEKHA CHEKROPRA NYEKHA 8 SPAKB210069 108 DOMINICA SWU KIVITO SWU 9 SPAKB210165 109 ESTHER TSUIPU A KHUWOTO TSUIPU 10 SPAKB210093 110 HIMATO SHOHE NITOVI SHOHE 11 SPAKB210152 111 IBALUNGLE HINGLEU 12 SPAKB210203 112 IMLIMENLA OKUMER 13 SPAKB210051 113 IMTIMONGLA DIFUSA BITENDRA DIFUSA TSUKJEMNUKSHI 14 SPAKB210109 114 IMTISENLA LONGKUMER LONGKUMER 15 SPAKB210002 115 K BABIKA SHOHE K KIKHEHO SHOHE 16 SPAKB210061 116 K KIMIYETOLI SHOHE KHULUTO SHOHE 17 SPAKB210186 117 K SUMONGSHE KHIAPONG 18 SPAKB210028 118 K VENSUSHE Y KHIAPONG 19 SPAKB210105 119 KEDUOZONUO SORHIE SEO SORHIE 20 SPAKB210059 120 KEKUOSIZO SACHU KEDUOVILIE SACHU Page 1 of 3 Sl No Reg Code Roll No Name Father's Name 21 SPAKB210156 121 KEPENSHI THONGTHONG 22 SPAKB210063 122 KEVICHUSENUO SUOKHRIE DAVID SUOKHRIE 23 SPAKB210108 123 KEVITHONUO YIETSU VISANYU YIETSU 24 SPAKB210044 124 KIPITOLI KAMU 25 SPAKB210197 125 KIVILI KIHO KHAKHU KIHO 26 SPAKB210018 126 LIMHATHUNG EZUNG LATE PICHAMO EZUNG 27 SPAKB210195 127 LIRENO TUNGOE THUNGASAO LOTHA 28 SPAKB210129 128 LOCHUMLO KHUVUNG THUNGTSUO KHUVUNG 29 SPAKB210099 129 LORENBENI JUNGI MHONRAO JUNGIO 30 SPAKB210097 130 LOVIRHO HUOMATHO 31 SPAKB210017 131 MEININGLUNGLIU GONMEI ALAN GONMEI 32 SPAKB210180 132 MHARENI ODYUO THUNGSOW ODYUO 33 SPAKB210091 133 MIJIKA KINIMI T GHOKHEVI KINIMI 34 SPAKB210174 134 MOLEN M KONYAK N MEPU KONYAK 35 SPAKB210193 135 NENGENHOI SONGKHUP 36 SPAKB210092 136 NONGHILE KATH ACHUMO KATH 37 SPAKB210074 137 OBANGMATSUNG JAMIR K WATI JAMIR 38 SPAKB210045 138 PIVI PHUCHO AKHI PHUCHO 39 SPAKB210062 139 PULOKALI H ACHUMI HOKHETO ACHUMI 40 SPAKB210078 140 RAZOUVONUO KHOUBVE VILAKIELIE KHOUBVE 41 SPAKB210001 141 RONGSENKALA H. MAYANG JAMIR 42 SPAKB210058 142 RUTHLY Y AWOMI YEHOZHE 43 SPAKB210196 143 SENKALA CHANG AKANGNUNGBA CHANG 44 SPAKB210026 144 SENMULE WANTH CHUKISHA WANTH 45 SPAKB210146 145 SHARONBENI OVUNG PHANCHEMO OVUNG Page 2 of 3 Sl No Reg Code Roll No Name Father's Name 46 SPAKB210021 146 SHITOLI SWU SHIETO SWU 47 SPAKB210148 147 SINLO KENT NDOTSU KENT 48 SPAKB210107 148 SOMATNARO CHEMDOK KOMA MANGYANG PHOM 49 SPAKB210181 149 SUNGJEMKALA MURRIE LATE COLUMBUS MURRIE 50 SPAKB210070 150 TEMJENNARO JAMIR IMNATOSHI JAMIR 51 SPAKB210020 151 TEMJENNUNGLA JUNGSHIKABA 52 SPAKB210004 152 THSIDILA ANNAR CHOTINGBA ANNAR 53 SPAKB210187 153 TONGKHEM LANGO 54 SPAKB210123 154 TUNAVI V ZHIMO VINITO ZHIMO 55 SPAKB210081 155 VETSUTOLU TUNYI PUHUNYO TUNYI 56 SPAKB210046 156 VIHULI SHOHE YESHITO SHOHE 57 SPAKB210122 157 VIKALI S SALUVI 58 SPAKB210145 158 VIKEHIENO CHAYA TSOKROL CHAYA 59 SPAKB210171 159 VIKIVOLE MEKRO NEISAKUO MEKRO 60 SPAKB210151 160 VILASIENUO RUPREO PFURHICHA RUPREO 61 SPAKB210163 161 XUNITOLI IVULHO 62 SPAKB210182 162 Y NOYINGI KITHAN YILUMO KITHAN 63 SPAKB210095 163 YEINGAM M MANSHEN 64 SPAKB210088 164 YEZO U LOHE TEKEYIE LOHE (Romen Baruah) Registrar (Administration)-cum- I/c, Centralized Recruitment Gauhati High Court, Guwahati Page 3 of 3 THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (The High Court of Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh) List of rejected candidates in connection with direct recruitment of Senior Personal Assistant (Stenographer Grade II) in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench at Kohima, Nagaland. Ref: Advertisement dated 21-01-2021 Sl No Reg Code Name Father's Name Reason(s) of rejection Not an Indegenous 1 SPAKB210154 ABHAY MISHRA MRINAL MISHRA Inhabitant of Nagaland Not an Indegenous 2 SPAKB210179 AYUSH PANDEY ASHOK KUMAR PANDEY Inhabitant of Nagaland KAMALESH CHANDRA No Diploma/Certificate in 3 SPAKB210142 KESHAB CHANDRA PAUL PAUL Stenography Not an Indegenous 4 SPAKB210050 MARY PHUKAN AMAL PHUKAN Inhabitant of Nagaland No Diploma/Certificate in 5 SPAKB210177 NZANTHUNG NGULLIE TSANSOW NGULLIE Stenography Not an Indegenous 6 SPAKB210056 POOZA RIJAL ROHIT RIJAL Inhabitant of Nagaland Not an Indegenous 7 SPAKB210040 RAHUL DEB RATAN KUMAR DEB Inhabitant of Nagaland No Diploma/Certificate in 8 SPAKB210112 RHASALU KROME SISOU KROME Stenography Not an Indegenous 9 SPAKB210080 RINA KUMARI RAJENDRA PASWAN Inhabitant of Nagaland Not an Indegenous 10 SPAKB210175 SUMI GOGOI MR GHANA GOGOI Inhabitant of Nagaland (Romen Baruah) Registrar(Administration) cum I/c, Centralized Recruitment Gauhati High Court, Guwahati Page 1 of 1.
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