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ANNEXURE-A DATE OF INTERVIEW/VIVA VOCE FOR THE POST OF PEON/ORDERLY/CHOWKIDAR(IV) ROLL NUMBER DATE NUMBER OF CANDIDATES 1 TO 300 11.5.2019 300 (SECOND SATURDAY) 301 TO 600 12.5.2019 300 (SUNDAY) 601 TO 700 13.5.2019 100 701 TO 800 14.5.2019 100 801 TO 900 15.5.2019 100 901 TO 1000 16.5.2019 100 1001 TO 1100 17.5.2019 100 1101 TO 1400 26.5.2019 300 (SUNDAY) 1401 TO 1500 27.5.2019 100 1501 TO 1600 28.5.2019 100 1601 TO 1700 29.5.2019 100 1701 TO 1800 30.5.2019 100 1801 TO 1900 31.5.2019 100 1901 TO 2000 1.6.2019 100 2001 TO 2300 2.6.2019 300 (SUNDAY) 2301 TO 2400 3.6.2019 100 2401 TO 2500 4.6.2019 100 2501 TO 2600 6.6.2019 100 2601 TO 2700 7.6.2019 100 2701 TO 3000 8.6.2019 300 (SECOND SATURDAY) 3001 TO 3300 9.6.2019 300 (SUNDAY) 3301 TO 3400 10.6.2019 100 3401 TO 3500 11.6.2019 100 3501 TO 3600 12.6.2019 100 3601 TO 3700 13.6.2019 100 3701 TO 3800 14.6.2019 100 3801 TO 3900 15.6.2019 100 3901 TO 4200 16.6.2019 300 (SUNDAY) 4201 TO 4300 17.6.2019 100 4301 TO 4400 18.6.2019 100 4401 TO 4537 19.6.2019 137 TOTAL 4537 sd/- Addl. District & Sessions Judge-II, Solan District Solan H.P. Roll No Name and Address of the applicant. 1. Smt. Teena Sood wife of Sh. Vicky Sood, R/o of Thodo Ground, Circle Road, Solan.and C/o R/o Ward No.7 Block No.29 H.No.147 Near Sanskrit College, Solan 173212, 2. Mrs Onkar Sharma w/o Sh. Khem Chand Sharma,R/o village Hatkot Kunihar Arki, Solan 173207 3. Miss Anchal Thakur, D/o Shri Ramesh Thakur, r/o VPO Piran Tehsil Junga District Shimla, 4. Smt Asha Devi W/o Shri Rakesh JamwalR/o C/o DD Gupta Building Mohan Colony, Lower bazar Solan 173212 5. Shri Sunil Dutt S/o Shri Bija Ram R/o Set No.5 Block No.01Near ITI Solan H.P. 6. Shri Tarun Thakur S/o Shri Khyali Ram Thakur, R/o Village Balana, P.O. Damrog,District Solan(H.P) 7. Shri Anil Kumar S/o Shri Prem Singh R/o village Plaha P.O. Chhausha Tehsil Kandaghat Solan H.P.173234, 8. Sh Parveen Sharma S/o Shri Nand Lal Sharma r/o village Ghar Ghatti P.O Batal Tehsil Arki District Solan H.P.173208, 9. Shri Paras Rana s/o Shri Suresh KumarR/o Gahar P.O. Batal Arki District Solan H.P 173208 also R/o Paras Rana S/o Smt dhanwanti O/o SDM Arki Solan H.P. 10. Shri Kapil Dev S/o Shri Prem Lal R/o village Shamat P.O.Kuftu Tehsil Kandaghat Solan H.P. 11. Manoj Kumar S/o Shri Vikram Singh R/o village Tikkar Uperla P.O.Tikkar Khatrian Tauni Devi Distt Hamirpur H.P. 12. Shri Kishore Kumar S/o Shri Balkishan R/o Bached (Siyalyta) P.O. Kunar Tehsil Arki Solan also C/o Shri Balkishan , Process Server O/o District Judge, Solan H.P. 13. Shri Mukesh Kaushal S/o Shri Deep Ram r/o vill. Katal P.O. Badokahri Tehsil Ramshaher Distt Solan 173218, 14. Shri Dinesh Kumar S/o Shri Chain Ram r/o VPO Samoli Tehsil Rohroo Distt Shimla 171207 15. Shri Sudhir Kumar S/o Shri Ranjit Singh r/o VPO Daulatpur Chowk tehsil Amb Distt Una HP 177204 16. Shri Bhed Ram S/o Shri Naganu Ram r/o village Tundhala(443) P.O. Deori, Tehsil and Distt Mandi A/p r/o village Shamti P.O. Shamti Distt Solan 17. Sh. Vicky Dhatwalia S/o Shri Joginder Singh r/o VPO Raili Jajri, Tehsil Barsar Distt Hamirpur H.P.176039 18. Shri Vinyak Banyal S/o Shri Dharmveer Banyal r/o VPO Lambloo Tehsil and Distt Hamirpur H.P 19. Shri Gurdev Raj S/o Shri Puran Chand r/o vill. Sornu P.O. Kamlehar Tehsil Palampur Distt. Kangra 176061 20. Shri Vinod Kumar S/o Shri Hans Raj r/o ward No.7 Near Hanuman Mandir Kapoor Road Mohalla Bharampuri PO Sujanpur Distt. Hamirpur (HP) 21. Shri Rajiv Kumar S/o Shri Kishan Chand r/o VPO Marera tehsil Jaisinghpur distt Kangra 176097 22. Shri Rakesh Sharma s/o Shri Khem Chand Sharma r/o vill. Kotlu P.O. Bhumpti Tehsil Arki Distt. Solan 173221 A/p Corona Remidies Pvt Ltd Jatoli P.O.Oachghat Solan c/oSanjay Bhagnal Room No.3 23. Smt Champa Devi W/o Shri Padam Singh C/o Gupta Niwas Near Central bank of India Saproon Solan 24. Miss Ranjita Kumari D/o shri Sohan Lal R/o w/o Devinder Singh village Koti P.O.Katheog Tehsil Theog Distt Shimla a/p C/o Diwakar Dutt Niwas vill. Vehar P.O.Raghana Lower Khalaini Shimla 171209 25. Smt Poonam Kumari W/o Shri Ram Krishan village Galanag Distt Solan 173212, 26. Shri Anil Kumar S/o Shri Shyam Lal, r/o village Jamani P.O.Bhiunkhari Tehsil Nalagarh Distt Solan 174102 27. Shri Munish Guleria S/o Shri Suresh Gueria r/o Bathwa P.O. Kaloti Tehsil Chirgoan Distt Shimla 171208, 28. Shri Anil Kumar S/o Shri Nihal Chand r/o VPO Baragaon Tehsil Kumarsain Distt Shimla 172027, 29. Shri Sunil Mehta s/o Shri Prem Singh C/o Slection jeans Centre The Mall, Solan H.P 30. Shri Anirudh Sharma S/o Shri Brij Lal Sharma r/o vill. Chunni P.O. Baghar Tehsil Kotkhai Shimla HP 31. Shri Sandeep Singh S/o Shri Mahitap Singh r/o H.No.180 Kaleen ward No.13 Solan H.P. 32. Shri Rahul Sharma S/o Shri Hans Raj Sharma r/o VPO Ghanetta Tehsil Plampur distt Kangra 176060 33. Shri Rohit Kumar s/o Shri Subash Chand r/o vill.Chamakar P.O.Thana Tehsil Sujanpur Distt Hamirpur 176110 34. Shri Murari Lal s/o Shri Jeet Ram r/o village Bagain P.O. Malon Tehsil Sundernagar Distt. Mandi (HP) 175018 35. Shri kamalkant S/o Shri Ramesh chand r/o vill Gahar P.O. Batal Tehsil Arki District Solan H.P. 36. Shri Tara Chand S/o Shri Narad Thakur r/ovill. Anah P.O. Bara Tehsil Chachiot Distt Mandi( H.P.) 175029, 37. Shri Baldev S/o Shri Chet Ram R/o vill. Kotla Pujrian P.O. Darlaghat Tehsil Arki distt Solan H.P. 171 102 38. Shri kishori Lal s/o Shri Tek Chand R/o Vill. Tanda P.O. Bali Tehsil Balh Distt Mandi 175 008 39. Shri Het Ram S/o Shri Relu Ram r/o vill. Der P.O. Batwara Tehsil Sundernagar Distt. Mandi A/p C/o Kali Ram Sharma H.P.State Agriculture Marketing Board Khalani Shimla 171002. 40. Shri Ashok Kumar s/o Shri Durga Ram r/o village Daunti P.O. Kahala Tehsil Kandaghat Distt Solan H.P 41. Shri Vishal Kumar kapila S/o Shri Hem Raj Kapila r/o village Beri Brahamana P.O. Bhukkar Tehsil Bhoranj distt Hamirpur 177024 42. Shri Rajesh Kumar S/o Shri Milap chand r/o Harson P.O. Kakiriar Tehsil Bamson at tauni Devi Distt Hamirpur HP 43. Shri Manish Kumar s/o Shri Luhlia Ram r/o Village Barai P.O. Sunera Tehsil Nagrota Bagwan Distt Kangra H.P. 44. Shri Pankaj Thakur S/o Shri Pawan Kumar r/o village Bohani Tehsil Hamirpur (HP) 177 001 45. Shri Anoop Singh S/o Shri YS Katoch r/o H.No. 3058 H B Colony Maloya UT Chandigarh 46. Shri Parvesh Kumar s/o Shri Ram Parsad r/o vill. RajgarhP.O.Jenra Distt. Kangra 177 101 47. Shri Rahul Verma S/o Shri Prakash Chand r/o vill. Bugharkainta P.O. Rampur Tehsil Kasauli H.P. 48. Shri Inderdev Verma s/o Shri medh Ram r/o vill Mandari P.O. Challal Sub Tehsil Dhami District Shimla 171103 49. Shri Tarun Kumar S/o Shri som Dutt r/o Village Chamin P.O. Jubbar Tehsil Kasauli Distt Solan H.P. 50. Jagan Nath S/o Shri Ishwar Dutt r/o Danei P.O. Haripur Tehsil and Distt Solan H.P. 51. Shri Prabhat S/o Shri Gopal Krishan r/o village Pragali, P.O. Balndi Tehsil Karsog Distt Mandi H.P. 175010 52. Shri Ranjit Singh S/o Shri Sher Singh r/o Khajuarti P.O. Chaolangarh Tehsil Sandoli Distt Mandi 176090, 53. Shri Lucky Sharma S/o Shri Surinder Kumar R/o VPO Bisha Tehsil Kandaghat Distt Solan 173234 54. Sh. Anil Kumar S/o Shri Sher Singh R/o Bajlog P O Dhamkari Distt Solan 55. Shri Ankush Thakur S/o Shri Pyare Lal R/o VPO Barotiwla Tehsil Baddi Distt Solan 174 103 56. Shri Vinod Kumar S/o Shri Abhiman Singh R/o VPO Naganpat Tehsil Dharamsala Distt Kangra H.P. 176209 57. Shri Kamlesh Kumar S/o Shri Hujti Ram r/o VPO Rakh Tehsil Palampur Distt Kangra H.P. 176059, 58. Shri Ashwani Chaudhary S/o Shri Hoshiar Singh R/o village Anbari P.O. Malan Tehsil Nagrota Bagwan Distt Kangra 59. Shri Vijay Kumar S/o Shri Vasu Dev r/o VPO Dadh Tehsil Palampur Distt Kangra 176 052 60. Shri Rakesh Kumar S/o Shri Pritam Chand R/o Bhaterh, P.O.
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    UNIVERSITY OF JAMMU RESULT GAZETTE B.Ed. Annual Examination 2016 DDE/Private Candidates Held in September - October 2016 (Errors & Omissions Excepted) PUBLISHED BY: Controller of Examinations University of Jammu Baba Sahib Ambedkar Road Jammu-180006 Date: 7th January 2017 With the Best Compliments From Controller of Examinations UNIVERSITY OF JAMMU C.A. to Controller of Exams. 0191- 2432856 P.A. to Controller of Exams. 0191 - 2433776 DATE SHEET B.ED. ANNUAL EXAMINATION 2016 DDE & PRIVATE CANDIDATES (TO BE HELD IN SEPT. /OCT. 2016) TIME:-2:00. P.M. DAY & DATE PAPER SUBJECT SATURDAY Education in Emerging Indian Society 24-09-2016 TUESDAY Psychology of Teaching Learning Process 27-09-2016 THURSDAY VI & VII Teaching of Health & Physical Education (Candidates of 29-09-2016 Regular 2012 onwards) SATURDAY IV Development of Educational System in India 01-10-2016 TUESDAY a) Essentials of Education Technology. 04-10-2016 b) Information and Communication Technology c) Guidance & Counselling. d) Educational Measurement and Evaluation. e) Comparative Education. f) Educational Administration. g) Environmental Education h) Work Experience. i) Special Education J) Health & Physical Education k) Home Science OLD I) Indian Music COURSE THURSDAY VI & VII Teaching of English /Hindi / Urdu / Punjabi/ Sanskrit/Dogri 06-10-2016 SATURDAY VI & VII Teaching of Social Studies / Teaching of Commerce 08-10-2016 FRIDAY VI & VII Teaching of General Science j 4-10-2016 TUESDAY VI & VII Teaching of Mathematics 18-10-2016 THURSDAY VI & VII Teaching of Home Science / Teaching of Indian Music 20-10-2016 (Candidates of Regular 2012 onwards) SATURDAY III School Management and Pedagogic of Education 22-10-2016 !.