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CANDIDATES of MTS 2016 December 20 Group.Xlsx GOVERNMENT OF MANIPUR DIRECTORATE OF EDUCATION(S) (Administrative Section) NOTIFICATION Imphal, the 20th September, 2018. No: A0/252/MTS/2016(5)-DE(S) Pt-I: In continuation of this Office Notification of even number dated 20/8/2018, and para (3) of subsequent notification dated 6/9/2018, it is hereby further notified for information of another 5974 (five thousand nine hundred and seventy four) number of candidates who have been allotted roll numbers for recruitment to the posts of Multi Tasking Staffs (MTS) in the Department of Education(S) vide Notification No A0/252/MTS/2016(5)-DE(S) dated 20/12/2016 are found eligible for consideration as candidature for recruitment of 413 (four hundred and thirteen) post of Multi Tasking Staffs (MTS) (Group-D) in the Department notified by the aforementioned Notification dated 20/8/2018. 2. Further, the above candidates whose roll numbers as annexed herewith are informed to submit a duly filled in Admit Card afresh which can be downloaded from www.manipureducation.gov.in along with the supportive documents i.e. Admit Card issued earlier, Fee receipt counterfoil etc. on or before 5th October, 2018, failing which the candidature on the basis of earlier application shall stand cancelled automatically in the present recruitment process. 3. Applications whose names are not found in the list shall not be entertained under any circumstances for candidature in the present recruitment process on the basis of mere claims on earlier application. 4. Details of Roll Nos. are annexed herewith and are also pasted at the Notice Board of the Office of the Directorate of Education(S), Lamphelpat, ZEO Zone-I (Imphal West-Khuyathong), ZEO Zone-II (Imphal East-Porompat), ZEO Zone-III (Thoubal), ZEO Zone-IV (Bishnupur), and ZEO Wangoi. (Th. Kirankumar) Director of Education (S), Manipur Copy to: 1. PPS to the Hon'ble Education Minister, Manipur. 2. Commissioner, Education(S), Government of Manipur 3. Addi. Director of Education/Schools (Hills/Valley/Plg./Grievances), Manipur. 4. Administrative Officer. For uploading in the Official website. 5. The Editor, Poknapham(M)/Sangai Express(E/M) with request to publish the above Notification for 2 (two) alternate days only. Bill in duplicate may be submitted to the Directorate for early payment 6. Relevant file. Annexure to Notification No. AO/252/MTS/2016(5)-DE(S)Pt-I dated 20/9/2018 Sl. No. Name of Applicant Roll No. Category Date of Receipt Remark 1 L. Romita Devi 50001 UR 23/12/2016 2 L. Momota Devi 50002 OBC (M) 23/12/2016 3 M. Preobrata Singh 50003 UR 23/12/2016 4 W.K. Moshil Maring 50004 ST 23/12/2016 5 Makan Daulina Chothe 50005 ST 24/12/2016 6 Mangvung Tinneilhing Haokip 50006 ST 24/12/2016 7 Makunga Angphun Maring 50007 ST 24/12/2016 8 Harunga Ambison 50008 ST 24/12/2016 9 L. Modungkhol Charenga 50009 ST 24/12/2016 10 Th. Merung 50010 ST 24/12/2016 11 A. Surbala Devi 50011 UR 24/12/2016 12 Thangjam Noren Meetei 50012 OBC (M) 24/12/2016 13 T. Khupjakhai Zou 50013 ST 24/12/2016 14 Micheal Ginthang 50014 ST 24/12/2016 15 Nangsha Pishnglang 50015 ST 24/12/2016 16 Marem Muenthang Maring 50016 ST 24/12/2016 17 Thounaojam Bipin Singh 50017 UR 24/12/2016 18 Bungdon Greeny 50018 ST 24/12/2016 19 Ws Shelnihring 50019 ST 24/12/2016 20 Rt Mikin 50020 ST 24/12/2016 21 Kanshowa Leithil Maring 50021 ST 24/12/2016 22 M. Kanshowa Leirung 50022 ST 24/12/2016 23 Thokchom Bembem Devi 50023 OBC (M) 24/12/2016 24 Khumukcham Khomdonsana 50024 UR 24/12/2016 25 Sagolsem Ratan Singh 50025 UR 24/12/2016 26 Leishangthem Suranjoy Meetei 50026 UR 24/12/2016 27 Irom Chandrashekhor Singh 50027 UR 24/12/2016 28 Shreemayum Victoria Devi 50028 OBC (M) 24/12/2016 29 Leimapokpam Naresh Singh 50029 OBC (M) 24/12/2016 30 Laishram Sanjoy Singh 50030 UR 24/12/2016 31 Mohammad Zamir Ahmed 50031 UR 24/12/2016 32 Lt Abir Khan 50032 UR 24/12/2016 33 Huidrom Surendro Singh 50033 UR 24/12/2016 34 Asem Ibomcha Singh 50034 UR 24/12/2016 35 Miss Ismattun 50035 UR 24/12/2016 36 Akoijam Dineshwori Devi 50036 UR 24/12/2016 37 Khundrakpam Bisonat Singh 50037 UR 24/12/2016 38 Banikanta Athokpam 50038 UR 24/12/2016 39 Ningthoujam Ashajurika Devi 50039 OBC (M) 24/12/2016 40 Yumnam Madhuri Devi 50040 UR 24/12/2016 41 Khangembam Romio Singh 50041 UR 24/12/2016 42 Laishram Ranjita Devi 50042 UR 24/12/2016 43 Elangbam Bijita Devi 50043 UR 24/12/2016 44 Nongthombam Premala Devi 50044 UR 24/12/2016 45 Asem Shundari Devi 50045 UR 24/12/2016 46 Okram (O) Huidrom Kunjeshwori50046 Devi UR 24/12/2016 47 Leishangthem Guneshwori Devi 50047 OBC (M) 24/12/2016 48 Naorem Gobin Singh 50048 SC 24/12/2016 49 Gita Singh 50049 UR 24/12/2016 50 Moirangthem Dinesh Singh 50050 SC 24/12/2016 Page 1 of 121 Annexure to Notification No. AO/252/MTS/2016(5)-DE(S)Pt-I dated 20/9/2018 Sl. No. Name of Applicant Roll No. Category Date of Receipt Remark 51 Mayanglambam Pravinkumar Singh50051 SC 24/12/2016 52 Moirangthem Malasana Devi 50052 OBC (M) 24/12/2016 53 L. Surjit Singh 50053 UR 26/12/2016 54 L. Geeta Devi 50054 UR 26/12/2016 55 L. Premchand Singh 50055 UR 26/12/2016 56 S. Shantibala Devi 50056 UR 26/12/2016 57 K. Dayananda Singh 50057 UR 26/12/2016 58 S. Nitan Devi 50058 UR 26/12/2016 59 L. Chitaranjan Singh 50059 UR 26/12/2016 60 L. Bidyarani Devi 50060 UR 26/12/2016 61 Md. Janab Khan 50061 UR 26/12/2016 62 Th. Leima Devi 50062 UR 26/12/2016 63 Md. Iliyas Khan 50063 UR 26/12/2016 64 K. Hemabati Devi 50064 UR 26/12/2016 65 A. Johnbush Singh 50065 UR 26/12/2016 66 Th. Priyadarshini Devi 50066 UR 26/12/2016 67 L. Sanjit Singh 50067 UR 26/12/2016 68 Th. Riya Devi 50068 UR 26/12/2016 69 Ak. Johnson Singh 50069 UR 26/12/2016 70 N. Rema Devi 50070 UR 26/12/2016 71 W. Dinabandhu Singh 50071 UR 26/12/2016 72 S. Kubera Singh 50072 UR 26/12/2016 73 S. Junita Devi 50073 UR 26/12/2016 74 H. Bikash Singh 50074 UR 26/12/2016 75 M. Maimu Singh 50075 UR 26/12/2016 76 L. Nirmala Devi 50076 UR 26/12/2016 77 Kh. Premson Singh 50077 UR 26/12/2016 78 N. Premdata Singh 50078 UR 26/12/2016 79 N. Jinibala Devi 50079 UR 26/12/2016 80 A. Ingoba Singh 50080 UR 26/12/2016 81 Kh. Bobita Chanu 50081 UR 26/12/2016 82 A. Thaba Devi 50082 UR 26/12/2016 83 S. Purnimashi Devi 50083 UR 26/12/2016 84 Y. Chaobiyaima Devi 50084 UR 26/12/2016 85 O. Ranjita Devi 50085 UR 26/12/2016 86 H. Robinkumar Singh 50086 UR 26/12/2016 87 Md. Abdul Wahab F.M 50087 OBC (MP) 26/12/2016 88 A. Hemanta Singh 50088 UR 26/12/2016 89 Y. Henry Devi 50089 UR 26/12/2016 90 H(O) P. Phajabi Devi 50090 UR 26/12/2016 91 A. Madhuri Devi 50091 UR 26/12/2016 92 Y. Premjit Singh 50092 UR 26/12/2016 93 M. Kiran Singh 50093 UR 26/12/2016 94 H. Sobha Singh 50094 UR 26/12/2016 95 Kh. Bairun Singh 50095 UR 26/12/2016 96 Tantanga Kohai Leidong 50096 ST 26/12/2016 97 M. Sapana Devi 50097 UR 26/12/2016 98 L. Sanakhomba Singh 50098 UR 26/12/2016 99 W. Sova Devi 50099 OBC (M) 26/12/2016 100 S. Jita Devi 50100 UR 26/12/2016 Page 2 of 121 Annexure to Notification No. AO/252/MTS/2016(5)-DE(S)Pt-I dated 20/9/2018 Sl. No. Name of Applicant Roll No. Category Date of Receipt Remark 101 M. Saya Devi 50101 OBC (M) 26/12/2016 102 S. Romila Devi 50102 UR 26/12/2016 103 Kp. Koyaingam Charanga 50103 ST 26/12/2016 104 Sh. Bidyaluxmi Devi 50104 UR 26/12/2016 105 S. Romita Devi 50105 UR 26/12/2016 106 Shangrakpam Basanti Devi 50106 UR 26/12/2016 107 H. Ranjan Singh 50107 UR 26/12/2016 108 Md. Arish Khan 50108 OBC (MP) 26/12/2016 109 A. James Singh 50109 UR 26/12/2016 110 K. Subol Singh 50110 UR 26/12/2016 111 N. Roma Devi 50111 UR 26/12/2016 112 Y. Sanajaoba Singh 50112 UR 26/12/2016 113 Lamthoka Medar Maring 50113 ST 26/12/2016 114 Y. Ibemcha Devi 50114 UR 26/12/2016 115 Dangshawa Shanti 50115 ST 26/12/2016 116 A. Robita Devi 50116 UR 26/12/2016 117 N. Dhaneshwor Singh 50117 UR 26/12/2016 118 P. Kiranlata Devi 50118 UR 26/12/2016 119 Kh. Joyshree Chanu 50119 UR 26/12/2016 120 Atom Roma Devi 50120 UR 26/12/2016 121 N. Kirankumar Singh 50121 UR 26/12/2016 122 N. Dharmendra Singh 50122 OBC (M) 26/12/2016 123 Panthoi Pangambam 50123 UR 26/12/2016 124 Ch. Surbala Devi 50124 UR 26/12/2016 125 L. Premila Devi 50125 UR 26/12/2016 126 O.
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