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Class Chart Sheet GingerWebs Name of Office: Name of Post : Social Superintendent (Medical) CASTE PART TIME/PROJECT AFFECTED/EARTHQUAKE AFFECTED/EX COMPUTER CERTIFICATE/CASTE NON TOTAL Sr.No STUDENT NAME EMAIL MOBILE AGE GENDER ADDRESS QUALIFICATION CASTE SEBC/EWS ST/PESA DOMICILE SERVICEMAN/SPORTSMAN/HANDICACAPPED/ORPHAN/FEMALE MSCIT VALIDITY CREAMYLAYER MARKS RESERVATION CERTIFICATE 34 MAHESH years 0 D 28LANE NO 4 BHAWANI NAGAR JUNA 1 GANGADHAR [email protected] 9890724821 months MALE POST-GRADUATION OBC t VALID true t 154 MONDHAAURANGABAD Pincode: 431001 NARAYANKAR 21 days 27 Mahalingraya years 2 237 Saggam Nagar Mulegaon Road Solapur 413005 2 [email protected] 9595281155 MALE POST-GRADUATION NT-C t VALID true t 148 Suresh Khandekar months Pincode: 413005 9 days 31 years 2 Yogesh Ganeshrao 3 [email protected] 8600066061 months MALE At sugaon khu TQ nanded Pincode: 431602 POST-GRADUATION SEBC t VALID true t 142 Bhosle 21 days 29 NITIN PRAKASH years 6 AT POST GOKUL GONDEGAO TQ MAHUR DIST 4 [email protected] 8605743943 MALE POST-GRADUATION OBC t VALID true t 138 GAWANDE months NANDED Pincode: 431721 9 days 27 years Lakhan Appa 10 At Argade Gavhan Post Pimparkhed Bk. Pincode: 5 [email protected] 9420877569 MALE POST-GRADUATION SEBC EWS t VALID true t 134 Dandge months 431211 21 days 29 years 9 SUDHIR DEVRAO PLOT NO 127 MAHALAXMI NAGAR NO 0 6 [email protected] 9595583795 months MALE POST-GRADUATION SC t VALID false t PROJECT AFFECTED/ 132 DAHIWALE MANEWADA ROAD NAGPUR Pincode: 440024 19 days 37 years 9 PRATIMA VILAS 7 [email protected] 7757938218 months FEMALE A/P-MOHI Pincode: 415508 POST-GRADUATION OPEN t NO true t FEMALE RESERVATION/ 132 PHADATARE 18 days 32 VAIBHAV years 4 8 VISHWANATH [email protected] 8888531701 months MALE A/P-JAVALA TAL-SANGOLA Pincode: 413309 POST-GRADUATION OBC t VALID true t 132 CHANDOLE 26 days 34 NITIN years 1 C/O Sushama Kulkarni Flat no 3pranav heights 9 RADHAKISAN [email protected] 9762382405 MALE POST-GRADUATION OBC VALID true t 132 months chetnanagar Pincode: 422009 BHOKNAL 1 days 31 SHIVARAJ years 7 PLOT NO18 YASHWANTNAGAR OPP TO BANK OF 10 RAMESHRAO [email protected] 9881774378 months MALE POST-GRADUATION OBC t VALID true t 132 BARODARANGE HILL RDPUNE Pincode: 411007 SONAWANE 17 days 29 ROHAN years 8 155/A 3/2 Vishwakaran ParkJule Solapur solapur 11 BABRUWAN [email protected] 9284043090 MALE POST-GRADUATION OBC t VALID true t 132 months 413004 Pincode: 413004 POTDAR 9 days 34 years SHIVBA BHAVAN NEAR SHREE RAM BEKARI GANESH MAHADU 11 12 [email protected] 8390526774 MALE SAMARTH NAGAR BHAKSHI ROAD SATANA Pincode: POST-GRADUATION OBC t VALID true t 130 SONAWANE months 423301 16 days 32 YOGESH years 8 AT POST - RUI MIDC Tal- Baramati Dist- Pune 13 BABASAHEB [email protected] 9860310186 months MALE POST-GRADUATION NT-D VALID true t 130 Pincode: 413133 CHOUDHAR 20 days 25 SARIKA years 5 AT. KOLNOOR POST. MALHIPPARGA TQ. JALKOT 14 MURLIDHAR [email protected] 8412038338 FEMALE POST-GRADUATION NT-D t VALID true t FEMALE RESERVATION/ 130 months Pincode: 413532 CHOLE 0 days 25 years 8 SUNIL VASANTA AT. MAHALABDA POST.SAWALADBARA 15 [email protected] 9665130406 months MALE POST-GRADUATION OBC t VALID false t 130 SHELKE TQ.SOEGAON DIST.AURANGABAD Pincode: 431118 19 days 25 years MAYUR ANANDRAO AT NANDGAON PETH BRAHMAN PURA Pincode: 16 [email protected] 9579686744 10 MALE POST-GRADUATION OBC t VALID true t 128 POKALE 444901 months 2 days 24 years 6 kishor baliram At komalwadi post Deopimpari At Komalwadi Post 17 [email protected] 9527100910 months MALE POST-GRADUATION EWS EWS t VALID true t PROJECT AFFECTED/ 128 shinde Deopimpari Pincode: 431127 23 days 29 MANGESHKUMAR years 6 AT POST NANDGAON KHANDESHWAR NEAR JAIN 18 RAMKRISHNA [email protected] 9403308993 months MALE POST-GRADUATION OBC t VALID true t 128 MANDIR Pincode: 444708 PAKADE 15 days 27 MANGESH DALIT years 6 AT. SABALKHEDA POST. PALSHI TQ. SENGAON 19 [email protected] 9637152023 MALE POST-GRADUATION SC t VALID false t 128 SARKATE months DIST. HINGOLI Pincode: 431703 0 days 26 HARIDAS years 9 AT NIMTEK POST GOLEGAON TQ UMRI DIST 20 JAYWANTRO [email protected] 9890323062 MALE POST-GRADUATION OBC t VALID true t 128 months NANDED Pincode: 431807 CHANDAPURE 8 days 36 FLAT 1 TIRUPATI HEIGHT TRIMURTI COLONY AMOL RAMAKANT years 5 21 [email protected] 9890561139 MALE BHAGWAN BABA CHAUK SHRIRAM NAGAR Pincode: POST-GRADUATION OBC t VALID true t 128 BADGUJAR months 431122 1 days 29 years 1 DEEPAK ASHOK PLOT NO 24 KALAPANNA NAGAR NEAR NETAJI 22 [email protected] 9689268519 months MALE POST-GRADUATION OPEN t NO false t 128 BANALE HIGH SCHOOL MIDC Pincode: 413006 20 days 32 SADIP KADU years 8 23 [email protected] 7588580855 MALE A/P-SHELWAD Tal-BODWAD Pincode: 425310 POST-GRADUATION OBC VALID true t 128 BORSE months 3 days 27 years SHITUL 11 AT BHAURAO CHAVAN SHUGER FACTORY UNIT 1 24 HANUMANTRAO [email protected] 7387960035 MALE POST-GRADUATION SC t VALID false t 128 months LAKSHMINAGAR DEGAON Pincode: 431605 KAMBLE 10 days 34 Menaka Govind years 8 Flat 7 Tarang Apartment Sant Dnyaneshwar Colony 25 [email protected] 9923755767 FEMALE POST-GRADUATION SEBC EWS f VALID true t FEMALE RESERVATION/ 128 Tharkude months Karvenagar Pincode: 411052 9 days 30 VINODKUMAR years 26 SURYAKANT [email protected] 8087711506 10 MALE A/P- KAMLAPUR TALUKA-SANGOLA Pincode: 413307 POST-GRADUATION OBC t VALID true t HANDICACAPPED/ 126 NAVALE months 9 days 28 years 6 ARUN DEVIDAS AT HAREGAON TINWADI TAL SHRIRAMPUR 27 [email protected] 9975844407 months MALE POST-GRADUATION ST ST t VALID false t 126 BARDE Pincode: 413718 17 days 27 years 1 VIKRANT RAMESH KISAN NAGAR ROAD BHATIYA LAYOUT KHAMGAON 28 [email protected] 9860394341 months MALE POST-GRADUATION OBC t VALID true t 126 MAGAR DIS BULDANA Pincode: 444303 12 days 30 years 7 Mahesh Fakira Arjun Hights Raikar Mala Dhayari... Arjun Hights 29 [email protected] 9021187448 months MALE POST-GRADUATION OPEN t NO false t 126 Padekar Raikar Mala Dhayari. Pincode: 411041 24 days 31 years 8 KRUSHNA VITTHAL AT TUPEWADI POST BAWANE PANGRI TQ 30 [email protected] 9923092337 months MALE POST-GRADUATION OPEN t VALID true t 126 SHEDGE BADNAPUR DIST JALNA Pincode: 431213 19 days 28 years 7 NAVNATH MANIK AT MANGRUL P P POST SONNA TALIKA MANWAT 31 [email protected] 8806970210 months MALE POST-GRADUATION NT-C t VALID true t 126 DOIPHODE Pincode: 431505 14 days 35 years 6 SUSHIL SUBHASH A/P- PLOT NO 22 PRIMARY TEACHERS HOUSING 32 [email protected] 9881510227 months MALE POST-GRADUATION OBC t VALID true t 126 MOHOLKAR SOCIETY ISBAVI PANDHARPUR Pincode: 413304 29 days 35 WRUSHALI BRYAMSINGHJI NAGAR NEAR MGM COLLEGE years 0 33 BABURAO [email protected] 9096748113 FEMALE NAMASKAR CHOWK ROAD NANDED Pincode: POST-GRADUATION SC t VALID "" t FEMALE RESERVATION/ 124 months SUNNEWAR 431605 1 days 29 years 4 PAVAN-A/10SAMBHAJI NAGAR Ashok Nagar Satpur 34 Dipak Kailas Nikam [email protected] 7083565504 months MALE POST-GRADUATION OBC t VALID true t 124 Pincode: 422020 16 days 35 Shankar Dasharath years 1 A/P Kusum NivaasTeachers Colony Prasaad 35 [email protected] 8421806474 MALE POST-GRADUATION SC t VALID false t 124 Dunghav months Gruhanirmaan Socity Beed Rd kij Pincode: 431123 4 days 31 years GAJANAN 10 NANDI GALLI AT POST SONKHED TQ LOHA DIST 36 NAMDEVRAO [email protected] 9970950299 MALE DIPLOMA EWS EWS t VALID true t PROJECT AFFECTED/ 122 months NANDED Pincode: 431708 MORE 20 days 39 RAVINDRA years 5 Sai city sai residency kopargaon Tal.kopargaon 37 GOPALRAO [email protected] 9422025631 months MALE POST-GRADUATION OBC t VALID true t 122 Dist.Ahmednagar Pincode: 423601 GAYDHANI 23 days 35 years 8 BHAGWANSING AT POST KHARDE BK TQ SHINDHKHEDA DIST 38 [email protected] 9604229252 months MALE POST-GRADUATION OPEN t NO false t 122 DEVESING GIRASE DHULE Pincode: 425408 23 days 24 ESHVAR years 5 AT POST VARDI TAL CHOPDA DIST JALGAON 39 RAMKRISHNA [email protected] 7620597435 MALE POST-GRADUATION OPEN t NO false t 122 months Pincode: 425107 DHANGAR 0 days 23 years 8 Amol Rajkumar At Post Kitti Adgaon Tq Majalgaon Dist Beed Pincode: 40 [email protected] 9766888231 months MALE POST-GRADUATION OBC t VALID true t 122 Rasve 431142 10 days 34 years SUNIL 11 SWAMI SADAN APARTMENT T 2 SAMADHI WARD 41 RADHESHYAM [email protected] 9421936592 MALE POST-GRADUATION OBC t VALID true t 122 months PATHANPURA ROAD CHANDRAPUR Pincode: 442401 CHANDEWAR 23 days 25 years 8 PRATIK BANDU GURUDWARA ROAD SHIVAJI NAGAR WARD NO3 42 [email protected] 8698361961 months MALE POST-GRADUATION OPEN t NO false t 122 GUDEPWAR TUKUM TALAV CHANDRAPUR Pincode: 442401 17 days 30 years 9 SHITAL RAJENDRA C/O sub divisional forest officer bhor bhor Pincode: 43 [email protected] 9764900237 months FEMALE POST-GRADUATION OBC t VALID true t FEMALE RESERVATION/ 122 BONDE 412206 19 days 34 NIRAJ BHIKAJI years 1 51-1/7 SAVARKAR NAGAR SAI BANGLOW BEHIND 44 [email protected] 9665052252 MALE POST-GRADUATION SC t VALID false t 122 LANDAGE months GOVT REST HOUSE Pincode: 413304 3 days 37 years 7 PRADIP LAXMAN C/O DATTATRAY BABURAO KHARAT RAJWADA 45 [email protected] 7744043926 months MALE POST-GRADUATION OBC t VALID true t 120 MANKAR PARISAR SINDKHED RAJA Pincode: 443202 22 days 35 SUNIL BABURAO years 9 NEAR SHELKE HOSPITAL WARD 6 SUBHASH 46 [email protected] 8888829428 MALE POST-GRADUATION SC t VALID false t 120 DABHADE months COLONY
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