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KONDAGAON (CG) DATE : 2.7.2018 Merit List of B.A. PART - I S.No. Cat User Id Exam Name Father Name Category Mobile Grade Strea No Code m GENERAL Chang 1 1 BVA18010761 001 YAMUNA MARKAM RAMESH MARKAM ST 8718985069 79.2 No 2 2 BVA18001976 001 BHUPEDRA KUMAR CHURGIYN KISHNU RAM CHURGIYN ST 8827132829 78.4 No 3 3 BVA18001945 001 SANTOSH NETAM SHIVLAL NETAM ST 9399738336 76.6 No 4 4 BVA18002148 001 DEEPIKA MARKAM RATAN SINGH MARKAM ST 9340251081 74.2 No 5 5 BVA18012223 001 SHRAWAN NETAM BUDDHU RAM NETAM ST 7223993010 74.2 No 6 6 BVA18005722 001 NEELAM NEGI BUDHESHWAR NEGI OBC 7610128518 73.2 No 7 7 BVA18015249 001 RATAN SINGH MANDAVI SHIVJI MANDAVI ST 9399464962 71.6 No 8 8 BVA18001873 001 KANWALBATI NETAM AASHA RAM NETAM ST 6261604415 71.6 No 9 9 BVA18005717 001 MALTI SURAJ TULSI RAM SURAJ OBC 8435723455 71.2 No 10 10 BVA18000669 001 PARDESHI NETAM DEVLAL NETAM ST 9669102536 70.8 No 11 11 BVA18012180 001 DINESHWAR MARKAM BHIKHAM RAM MARKAM ST 7723969336 70.6 No 12 12 BVA18002358 001 SHRAWAN KUMAR MARKAM PREM LAL MARKAM ST 7972621708 70.2 No 13 13 BVA18017648 001 KAMLESHWAR SINHA SHYAM LAL SINHA OBC 9406229399 69.8 No 14 14 BVA18005308 001 REETA MARKAM SANJAY MARKAM ST 8461047768 69.8 No 15 15 BVA18010499 001 KIRAN NETAM DHANSAY NETAM ST 9109677352 69.2 No 16 16 BVA18001818 001 DEEPIKA MARKAM PILSINGH MARKAM ST 9644206502 69.2 No 17 17 BVA18013353 001 Rahul Markam Shivnarayan Markam ST 9753722300 69.2 No 18 18 BVA18000702 001 JAGESHWAR MARKAM DUKARU RAM MARKAM ST 8269666935 68.6 No 19 19 BVA18010292 001 MANOJ KUMAR NETAM PATI RAM ST 7617354920 68.4 No 20 20 BVA18012679 001 PREM LATA KUNJAM TIKESHWAR KUNJAM ST 9174798676 68.2 No 21 21 BVA18001940 001 MUKESH YADAV KISHNU RAM YADAV OBC 8827132829 68 No 22 22 BVA18009789 001 SHASHILATA KUNJAM SAMRATH KUNJAM ST 7747996762 67.6 No 23 23 BVA18004524 001 PREM BATI MARKAM SUKHRAM MARKAM ST 9399524290 67.4 No 24 24 BVA18009734 001 JETHOO RAM NETAM SUKH RAM NETAM ST 9009710790 67.4 No 25 25 BVA18008066 001 Ranjeeta Kawachi NATTHURAM KAWACHI ST 9171053801 67.2 No 26 26 BVA18019782 001 RAMESH KUMAR NETAM SIYA RAM NETAM ST 9644790381 67 No 27 27 BVA18006485 001 MANISH KASHYAP RADHESHYAM KASHYAP ST 6261618928 67 No 28 28 BVA18003730 001 SHYAMA NETAM BEER SINGH NETAM ST 6263385883 66.8 No 29 29 BVA18000765 001 RAMCHANDRA NETAM SHYAMLAL NETAM ST 8226010865 66.8 No 30 30 BVA18002969 001 SHIV KUMAR KORRAM BALI RAM KORRAM SC 8719038115 66.4 No 31 31 BVA18013662 001 RAMESH KUMAR BAJARU RAM ST 8120079575 66.2 No 32 32 BVA18008395 001 LOKESHWARI SHORI JAGDISH SHORI ST 8120448595 66 No 33 33 BVA18015744 001 LALSU RAM MARKAM MANSINGH MARKAM ST 6263143630 66 No 34 34 BVA18010515 001 AMLESHWARI NETAM BALNATH NETAM ST 7693072418 65.8 No 35 35 BVA18008254 001 ANIT KUMAR NETAM CHALI RAM NETAM ST 6264592850 65.8 No 36 36 BVA18008115 001 ANIT KUMAR NETAM CHALIO RAM NETAM ST 6264592850 65.8 No 37 37 BVA18016265 001 RAKESH CHAUDHARY CHANDARU RAM CHAUDHARY SC 6263843200 65.6 No 38 38 BVA18000809 001 PARWATI MANDAVI DUKHU RAM MANDAVI ST 9165414652 65.6 No 39 39 BVA18002273 001 SAVITRI YADAV RAMDAYAL YADAV OBC 7587372669 65.6 No 40 40 BVA18011232 001 ANUPA NETAM RAJ MOHAN NETAM ST 9174732769 65 No 41 41 BVA18010693 001 GITESH KUMAR NETAM DHUSI RAM NETAM ST 6261786184 65 No 42 42 BVA18002340 001 KUNTI MARKAM SARADU RAM MARKAM ST 8718987359 65 No 43 43 BVA18002406 001 TAMESHWARI BAIDH GHUMESHWAR BAIDH OBC 7879108824 64.6 No 44 44 BVA18006342 001 LOKESHWARI PANDE JAGESHWAR PANDE OBC 8817792288 64.4 No 45 45 BVA18014668 001 YASHODA SORI SONSAY SORI ST 7000203082 64.4 No 46 46 BVA18004563 001 KAVITA MARKAM BIRSINGH MARKAM ST 8103677453 64.4 No 47 47 BVA18016837 001 URMILA MARKAM BALSINGH MARKAM ST 7354724943 64.2 No 48 48 BVA18005917 001 SAHIMA YADAV HARASH KUMAR YADAV OBC 9754896654 64 No 49 49 BVA18013197 001 RITESH MARKAM SONADHAR MARKAM ST 7089304605 63.4 No 50 50 BVA18000981 001 HEM LAL LAKSHMAN SINGH ST 7354672468 63.4 No 51 51 BVA18011280 001 PANKAJ NARETI SURENDRA NARETI ST 7224087502 63 No 52 52 BVA18002716 001 KAMLESHWARI BAGHEL TULSI RAM BAGHE ST 8435199676 63 No 53 53 BVA18000966 001 NARENDRA KUMAR MARKAM CHHEDEE LAL MARKAM ST 8965089594 63 No 54 54 BVA18000346 001 CHHABI LAL JEETU RAM ST 6261710092 62.8 No 55 55 BVA18002955 001 MAHESH KUMAR NAG TULSI RAM NAG ST 9009091907 62.6 No 56 56 BVA18010467 001 GEETA . 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