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Notice Dtd 16 October 2017 पावर ग्रिड कारपोरेशन आफ इंडडया लिलिटेड उ配तर पूवी क्षेत्र पारेषण प्रणािी िानव संसाधन ववभाग : लशिांग Date : 16.10.2017 NOTICE With reference to Advt No. 01/2017 regarding engagement of Field Supervisors (Electrical & Civil) on Contract Basis for Consultancy Projects in North Eastern Region including North Eastern Region Power System Improvement Project (NERPSIP) in the states of NER except Arunachal Pradesh and Comprehensive Transmission & Distribution (T&D) Scheme in the state of Arunachal Pradesh, the following candidates are provisionally shortlisted for Written Test based on information furnished by them subject to further verifications, as per schedule mentioned below: Date of Written Test : 19.11.2017 (Sunday) Time of Written Test : 11:00AM to 12:00 Noon Venue : Guwahati. (Exact venue shall be mentioned in Admit Card) List of Provisionally Shortlisted Candidates: Field Supervisor (Electrical) SL. Roll No. Registration Id Candidate Name Guardian Name NO. 1 1110001 503196 AMIT KUMAR GUPTA OM PRAKASH GUPTA 2 1110002 505067 D S MOHAIDDEEN J MD SIRAJUDDEEN 3 1110003 503283 ANIL SAH SONAR PREM SAH SONAR 4 1110004 501644 MANAS DHAURIA SRI MANIKLAL DHAURIA 5 1110005 500468 KUSHAL KUMAR SINHA LATE KAMAL KUMAR SINHA 6 1110006 501388 jagdish chandra joshi kailash chandra joshi 7 1110007 505303 SOMANATHA SAHU LAXMAN SAHU 8 1110008 501301 DIPANKAR DUTTA DEBU DUTTA 9 1110009 500717 ABHIK ROY AMIT KUMAR ROY 10 1110010 502327 DIPANKAR BHANDARI LATE DILIP BHANDARI 11 1110011 501145 JOGADHRUTI SINGH JATINDRANARAYAN SINGH MOHAPATRA MOHAPATRA 12 1110012 501445 Manash Jyoti Dutta Roseswar Dutta 13 1110013 504563 MD SANJEER MD NAMEERUDDIN 14 1110014 502640 SOUMADIP CHATTERJEE MANGALA PRASAD CHATTERJEE 15 1110015 503218 Mahendra Gangaram Gawas Gangaram Waman Gawas 16 1110016 503419 FIROJ KUMAR SAHU KAILASH CHANDRA SAHU 17 1110017 502200 PUSHPENDRA SINGH NARPAT SINGH 18 1110018 502261 SOURABH MAHAPATRA SURJYA KANTA MAHAPATRA 19 1110019 502269 Debabrata Maiti Samir Kumar Maiti 20 1110020 500051 Abhijit Das Birendra Kumar Das 21 1110021 500055 RAJ KISHOR RAJENDRA KUMAR 22 1110022 500123 DEBAJIT KALITA THANESWAR KALITA 23 1110023 500141 PANKAJ KUMAR GUPTA YOGENDRA PRASAD 24 1110024 500154 SANDIP MONDAL UTTAM KUMAR MONDAL 25 1110025 500162 nalla rajan thayalan 26 1110026 500166 SOMSANKAR UDAY SANKAR BHATTACHARJEE BHATTACHARJEE 27 1110027 500171 MANIKANDAN V R VENKATESAN 28 1110028 500196 SANGANAGOUDA AMAREGOUDA 29 1110029 500197 sathish kannan 30 1110030 500294 E MOHAN RAO E SATYANARAYAN 31 1110031 500305 AMAR VIJAY PARSHOTAM LAL SHARMA 32 1110032 500420 SAYANDIP RAKSHIT SANJAY RAKSHIT 33 1110033 500437 MANAS PRATIM KAKATI NIKUNJA KAKATI 34 1110034 500459 BISWAJIT SHAW HAREKRUSHNA SHAW 35 1110035 500526 MAIDUL ISLAM SAIYEDUL ISLAM 36 1110036 500561 KAIBALYA SAHU SUSANTA SAHU 37 1110037 500565 IMRAN ALI BARBHUIYA Lt IUNUS ALI BARBHUIYA 38 1110038 500570 Abhay Kumar rai Vijay Rai 39 1110039 500577 N PRATHAP N MANOHAR NAIDU 40 1110040 500595 Manas kumar das Radhashyam das 41 1110041 500627 LIHIPATHI ROUT UPENDRA NATH ROUT 42 1110042 500634 JAKIRUL ISLAM MONDAL KHOBIRUL HOQUE MONDAL 43 1110043 500671 RAJU KUMAR JWALA PRASAD 44 1110044 500720 S MUNIAPPAN SITHAN 45 1110045 500828 TANMOY SAHA CHANDAN SAHA 46 1110046 500890 magol hussain FAZLUL HOQUE 47 1110047 500901 JITENDRA SINGH CHAUHAN SKS CHAUHAN 48 1110048 501023 smruti ranjan rout Artatran rout 49 1110049 501059 VIVEK ANAND DHANANJAY KUMAR MISHRA 50 1110050 501096 MANASH PRATIM KAKATI NIKUNJA KAKATI 51 1110051 501156 KUSHAL KUMAR SINHA LATE KAMAL KUMAR SINHA 52 1110052 501177 Manoj joshi Devendra KUMAR JOSHI 53 1110053 501339 NARESH SINGH RANDHER SINGH 54 1110054 501414 PANKAJ KUMAR SHARMA SOHAN LAL SHARMA 55 1110055 501459 KUNDAN KUMAR RAGHUBANSH THAKUR 56 1110056 501467 KAUSHIK KISHOR KALITA LATE LOKNATH KALITA 57 1110057 501519 CHAND MAKKAR OM PRAKASH MAKKAR 58 1110058 501547 RANJIT KALITA PADMA RAM KALITA 59 1110059 501577 Arkadip Das Asok Das 60 1110060 501585 Prasenjit Dhar Tapan kumar Dhar 61 1110061 501595 SOURAV PARAMANIK AMAR NATH PARAMANIK 62 1110062 501607 Pushpendra singh Kishor singh 63 1110063 501617 RAJU SINGH TRILOKI SINGH 64 1110064 501636 Mustakim Ali Late Muktada Ansari 65 1110065 501648 Ramandeep Saggu Sh Bhupinder singh 66 1110066 501649 SUJOY BHOWMIK SAMBHUNATH BHOWMIK 67 1110067 501656 PRANAB BORAH LATE ANANDA RAM BORAH 68 1110068 501715 Deepak Ranjan Dash Late Balaram Dash 69 1110069 501777 Diganta Kumar Das Late Kamala Kanta Das 70 1110070 501799 Prakash Mandal Badal Mandal 71 1110071 501820 RAHUL KUMAR RATAN LAL 72 1110072 501849 NAYANJYOTI NATH AMRIT CH NATH 73 1110073 501883 prasenjit bhunia Gourhari bhunia 74 1110074 501910 MD AFTAB ALAM MD RASUL 75 1110075 501913 DEEPAK KUMAR BIND PARASURAM BIND 76 1110076 501928 PRAVIN KUMAR MISHRA BYASH MISHRA 77 1110077 501933 BUDDHADEV GURIA ASHOK KUMAR GURIA 78 1110078 501958 Santu sarkar Samir sarkar 79 1110079 501978 VAISHNOV KUMAR SURENDRA LAL SRIVASTAVA SRIVASTAVA 80 1110080 502010 DIPTISH PARIDA DURBASA PARIDA 81 1110081 502025 MUKTAKI HUSSAIN BORA LATE AFTAB HUSSAIN 82 1110082 502026 CHOKKAR S M SUBRAMANI 83 1110083 502038 Subhashis Das Ashis Kumar Das 84 1110084 502072 VARUN KHAJURIA RAMESHWAR NATH KHAJURIA 85 1110085 502073 CHIRAG CHAUDHARY BHANWARARAM 86 1110086 502163 SIDDHARTHA GOSWAMI MR NARENDRA NATH GOSWAMI 87 1110087 502179 ARUN PRADHAN RATNAKAR FRADHAN 88 1110088 502216 ANOOP KUMAR TIWARI CHUNA MANI TIWARI 89 1110089 502245 MOUSUM DUTTA MOHAN DUTTA 90 1110090 502278 Jitendra Pattanaik Hari Shankar Pattanaik 91 1110091 502363 KUMUD RANJAN SINGH UDAY PRATAP SINGH 92 1110092 502368 IBRAHIM BACKY LUTFULSEIKH 93 1110093 502391 PARTHA PRATIM ROUTH NANI BHUSAN ROUTH 94 1110094 502436 RAJASREE DEVI RAJEN SARMAH 95 1110095 502534 Dhirajsinh Dhirajsinh 96 1110096 502631 TADI SATISH TADI NAGESWARA RAO 97 1110097 502665 Deepak Mishra Subhash Chander 98 1110098 502682 SOUMI MONDAL PURNENDU MONDAL 99 1110099 502689 PRAVEEN SHARMA Manoj kumar sharma 100 1110100 502699 suraj kumar dash suresh chandra dash 101 1110101 502725 Manash jyoti bora Suren bora 102 1110102 502780 DEVBRAT KUMAR KAMDEO SINGH CHOUDHARY 103 1110103 502789 JADAB LAYEK BANSHIDHAR LAYEK 104 1110104 502797 KOUSHIK KAITY PREMANANDA KAITY 105 1110105 502827 ABHISHEK KAWADKAR SANJAY KAWADKAR 106 1110106 502848 DIPANKAR DUTTA ATUL DUTTA 107 1110107 502851 EZAZ AHMED AFAZ UDDIN AHMED 108 1110108 502859 Rideep gogoi sachin gogoi 109 1110109 502870 Lakhya Jit Paul Sailendu Paul 110 1110110 502990 YOUNES SALEEM BATT MOHD IQBAL BATT 111 1110111 503098 MAHENDRA UPADHYAY RAMESH KUMAR UPADHYAY 112 1110112 503151 SOMPRAKASH JANA MANI SANKAR JANA 113 1110113 503198 DEVIREDDY SREENIVASULU DEVIREDDY GOPAL 114 1110114 503220 NITIN NEGI NATTHI SINGH NEGI 115 1110115 503226 PRASANTA PAHARI NITAI PAHARI 116 1110116 503227 BISWADEB GIRI TAPAN KUMAR GIRI 117 1110117 503234 Darshan Inder Singh 118 1110118 503265 SHOAIB ALAM GHAYYUR SHAH 119 1110119 503268 CHINMAYA DASH SURESH KUMAR DASH 120 1110120 503285 VIKRAM MAURY RAM ASARE MAURY 121 1110121 503314 Jasvir Singh Ravi Singh 122 1110122 503370 MRINMOY CHANDA ASHOKE CHANDA 123 1110123 503392 PRADEEP VARSHNEY CHANDRAPAL VARSHNEY 124 1110124 503451 SANJAY ADAK RABINDRA NATH ADAK 125 1110125 503452 SHUBHAM KUMAR DAYASHANKAR TIWARY 126 1110126 503453 RAJENDRA SINGH RAVINDRA SINGH 127 1110127 503484 Amar jyoti saikia Naren saikia 128 1110128 503496 DEEPASHREE SARKAR DIPAK SARKAR 129 1110129 503508 PARTHA BAGCHI SAMAR BAGCHI 130 1110130 503529 SUDIP JANA SHAKTI JANA 131 1110131 503556 SOURAV DUTTA ANUP KUMAR DUTTA 132 1110132 503558 AYAN JANA NIRMAL KUMAR JANA 133 1110133 503572 SYED JEHERUL ISLAM SYED MAHSEN ALI 134 1110134 503580 MANAS JANA SATRUGHNA JANA 135 1110135 503595 ASHISH KUMAR SINGH SANJAY KUMAR SINGH 136 1110136 503615 SANDEEP KUMAR PANDEY RAKESH KUMAR PANDEY 137 1110137 503673 SHAHANAJ ALOM LASKAR AHMED ALI LASKAR 138 1110138 503679 PRAKASH KUMAR VEDUA AJAY KUMAR VEDUA 139 1110139 503711 SUSANTA SHEE SUBAL CHANDRA SHEE 140 1110140 503723 SUBHAJIT GHOSH LT BISWANATH GHOSH 141 1110141 503761 SANJEEV KUMAR SINGH GOPAL SINGH 142 1110142 503791 bishnu kumar lakhan lal shukla 143 1110143 503819 PRABHAT KUMAR NAYAK JITENDRA KUMAR NAYAK 144 1110144 503871 AJAY SHARMA SURESH KUMAR 145 1110145 503906 Raghvendra Singh Hari Mohan Singh 146 1110146 503950 smruti ranjan swain gautam swain 147 1110147 503961 Ravi Prakash Pandey Sanjay Pandey 148 1110148 503972 BIDYUT BHATTA TARUN BHATTA 149 1110149 503975 TAPAN KUMAR PANDA TRILOCHAN PANDA 150 1110150 504015 Krishan Battan Hukam Singh 151 1110151 504016 RIYA BISWAS SUBRATA BISWAS 152 1110152 504018 SK FARIDUL ISLAM SK MONUAR HOSSAIN 153 1110153 504028 KRISHNA MONDAL KARTIK MONDAL 154 1110154 504043 PANKAJ MADHAB JAYANTA MADHAB GOSWAMI GOSWAMI 155 1110155 504069 sulaiman Sikander Farid Ahmed Zarger 156 1110156 504070 CHANDAN DAS SUKUMAR DAS 157 1110157 504078 RAJESH MONDAL KARUNAMOY MONDAL 158 1110158 504080 JYOTI SINGH RAM BHUWAN SINGH 159 1110159 504125 RAVI DUTT ATAR SINGH 160 1110160 504160 HARDEEP KUMAR RAJ KUMAR 161 1110161 504164 Shankar Jyoti Borah Ganesh Borah 162 1110162 504182 RAVINDRA SINGH YADAV KAPILDEVI SINGH 163 1110163 504253 SUBRATA SINGHA SATYENDRA KUMAR SINGHA 164 1110164 504262 GHANSHYAM KUMAR RANDHIR KUMAR RAVIDAS RAJAN 165 1110165 504276 PALASH SAMANTA PARESH SAMANTA 166 1110166 504288 Kishore Kumar Chandi Parsad 167 1110167 504314 Ankush Lilhare Shrikrishnaji 168 1110168 504317 HIRONYA KALITA LT TULASHI KALITA 169 1110169 504318 INDRAJEET KUMAR SANJEET SINGH 170 1110170 504348 Rimpi Aich Badal Aich 171 1110171 504358 MD AKHLAK HARUN SAIKH 172 1110172 504444 AMIYA
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