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Cat No 9 Junior Engineer (Civil) List of Candidate’s whose fee is confirmed Note: The candidate who has deposited the fee in the designated bank and his/her name is not in the list are requested to either mail the fee deposit proof (i.e. fee challan) on [email protected] or contact personally with proof of fee deposit at CDAC-Mohali Office (A-34, phase VIII, Industrial Area, Mohali) on or before 18/09/2013 upto 5 pm. Post Name : Cat No 9 Junior Engineer (Civil) DoB Reg No Name Fathers Name Category 12/02/1993 30900001 Amit Asha Ram SC 03/10/1988 30900002 Paramjeet Singh Khalsa Harbachan Singh Khalsa SC 02/07/1991 30900005 KRISHAN KUMAR JASWANT SINGH BCA 07/11/1993 30900006 Sahil malhan Sunil malhan General 10/05/1991 30900009 JOHNY HAWA SINGH SBC 01/05/1996 30900011 MAYANK SINGHAL VINOD KUMAR SINGHAL General 09/12/1995 30900012 KULWINDER KUMAR JASMER SINGH BCA 11/02/1991 30900013 MUNFED ATRU BCA 05/05/1992 30900014 MUKESH KUMAR SHEESH RAM General 12/02/1995 30900015 AJAY SINGH JOGENDER SINGH General 11/05/1987 30900017 VISHAV NATH AMAR NATH OH General 03/11/1994 30900018 KAPIL RAM CHANDER SC 10/10/1990 30900021 ranveer prem singh BCA 05/08/1992 30900023 AMIT DHANDA MANPHOOL DHANDA General 05/01/1994 30900025 SOURABH KUMAR YASHWANT KUMAR General 02/02/1992 30900026 AJAY MADAN LAL BCA 01/07/1996 30900027 RAHUL SINGH NARENDRA SINGH General KRISHNA KISHOR 05/01/1994 30900028 SANDEEP KUMAR THAKUR General List of Candidate’s whose fee is confirmed Note: The candidate who has deposited the fee in the designated bank and his/her name is not in the list are requested to either mail the fee deposit proof (i.e. fee challan) on [email protected] or contact personally with proof of fee deposit at CDAC-Mohali Office (A-34, phase VIII, Industrial Area, Mohali) on or before 18/09/2013 upto 5 pm. Post Name : Cat No 9 Junior Engineer (Civil) 10/05/1993 30900030 RAHUL YADAV VED PRAKASH General 05/01/1997 30900031 SAGAR PRIKSHIT KUMAR BCB 06/10/1991 30900032 RAHUL DALAL MEHAR SINGH SBC 10/09/1993 30900033 MOHIT MAHAVIR General 01/03/1995 30900034 Jatin Sharma Mahipal Sharma General PRADEEP KUMAR 02/08/1994 30900035 ANKUSH SHRIVASTAVA SHRIVASTAVA General 06/04/1991 30900036 AJAY DHARMVIR General 01/09/1990 30900039 Aslam Sher Amin Khan BCB 06/07/1995 30900041 MEENAKSHI BAKSHI R PINTO BAKSHI General 12/08/1994 30900042 IKLAK HUSAIN AZHAR HUSAIN General 05/07/1990 30900043 ARUN OM SINGH General 01/03/1992 30900046 PARAMBIR SINGH RANBIR SINGH General 10/08/1994 30900050 Gourav Sultan Sharma General 07/05/1990 30900051 Kulyash Devender Kumar General 01/02/1992 30900052 Jai Parkash Prem singh General 10/03/1991 30900053 JITENDER BHOOPRAM SBC HARPAL SINGH 11/03/1992 30900055 ANKUR CHAUDHARY CHAUDHARY General 11/06/1993 30900056 ankit dharamraj SBC 10/08/1994 30900058 MOHIT KUMAR AZAD SINGH General List of Candidate’s whose fee is confirmed Note: The candidate who has deposited the fee in the designated bank and his/her name is not in the list are requested to either mail the fee deposit proof (i.e. fee challan) on [email protected] or contact personally with proof of fee deposit at CDAC-Mohali Office (A-34, phase VIII, Industrial Area, Mohali) on or before 18/09/2013 upto 5 pm. Post Name : Cat No 9 Junior Engineer (Civil) 01/11/1988 30900060 vikas gill RAJBIR SINGH GILL General 03/08/1989 30900061 RAVI KUMAR RAJENDER SINGH BCA 03/03/1995 30900062 Pawan sharma Baldev sharma General 10/12/1964 30900064 DES RAJ MOAR JIT SINGH MOAR ESM General 06/03/1994 30900066 SUMIT RANBIR SINGH General 01/11/1970 30900067 AJWANT SINGH GURTEJ SINGH SBC 04/10/1987 30900068 BIJENDER SHARMA YASH PAL SHARMA BCA 02/10/1990 30900069 MOHMMAD IRSAD KHURSHEED AHMED BCB 08/02/1993 30900070 SADDAM AZAD AZAD SURJAN General 12/07/1991 30900071 PANKAJ KUMAR SINGH DURGESH SINGH General 07/08/1994 30900072 RAJ BIR GANESH CHITRA SC 02/11/1991 30900073 MANOJ VERMA SURENDER VERMA BCA 02/01/1995 30900075 ANAND RAJU BCA 08/01/1992 30900076 VIVEK BOORA RAMCHANDER General 07/04/1991 30900077 RAVI PRAKASH PANDEY UMESH KUMAR PANDEY General 07/07/1981 30900078 Amit Satish Kumar BCA 12/12/1983 30900080 SANDEEP CHAUHAN DHARAMVIR SINGH General 06/02/1992 30900081 PARSHOTAM SINGH SATPAL SINGH General 10/08/1984 30900083 MANOJ KUMAR BIRBAL General List of Candidate’s whose fee is confirmed Note: The candidate who has deposited the fee in the designated bank and his/her name is not in the list are requested to either mail the fee deposit proof (i.e. fee challan) on [email protected] or contact personally with proof of fee deposit at CDAC-Mohali Office (A-34, phase VIII, Industrial Area, Mohali) on or before 18/09/2013 upto 5 pm. Post Name : Cat No 9 Junior Engineer (Civil) 12/08/1986 30900084 ANKIT MITTAL SUBASH CHAND General 03/12/1988 30900085 Pawan Kumar Omprakash General 04/04/1991 30900086 ANISH RAMESH BCB 06/07/1993 30900087 AJEET PANDAY VIJAY PRAKASH PANDAY General 08/09/1997 30900088 PARMOD JASVIR General 11/05/1991 30900089 MUNISH KUMAR BALBIR SINGH BCB 02/03/1996 30900090 VISHWAS SINGROHA RAVINDER KUMAR General 01/01/1984 30900091 SANDEEP KUMAR CHETAN SINGH General 07/01/1996 30900092 PAWAN HARPAL ESM (Depandent) General 02/01/1992 30900093 LEKH RAJ NIRANJAN LAL BCA 01/12/1992 30900094 GAORAV SINGH FATEH RAM General 01/09/1990 30900095 Aslam Sher Amin Khan General 02/01/1992 30900096 Harsh Ved Prakash Kaushik General 03/03/1992 30900097 ABHISHEK ARYA ISHWAR ARYA SC 02/06/1991 30900098 AVTAR SINGH DALBIR SINGH General 09/11/1993 30900099 Mohit Sabharwal Partap Singh General 08/09/1990 30900100 Naveen Rathee Ram Mehar Rathee General 04/09/1992 30900101 SANJEEV KUMAR RAJENDER SINGH General 10/03/1996 30900102 SAHIL MITTAL SATISH MITTAL General List of Candidate’s whose fee is confirmed Note: The candidate who has deposited the fee in the designated bank and his/her name is not in the list are requested to either mail the fee deposit proof (i.e. fee challan) on [email protected] or contact personally with proof of fee deposit at CDAC-Mohali Office (A-34, phase VIII, Industrial Area, Mohali) on or before 18/09/2013 upto 5 pm. Post Name : Cat No 9 Junior Engineer (Civil) 05/08/1991 30900103 YAJDEV CHET RAM General 06/04/1989 30900104 DINESH KUMAR RAMPHAL SC 12/04/1993 30900105 SUNNY BATHLA PREM PAUL BATHLA General 04/09/1986 30900106 VIJAY KHOKHAR HARI SINGH KHOKHAR General 01/04/1990 30900107 VIJAY SATISH BCA 12/10/1981 30900108 JASWANT SINGH JASMER SINGH General 11/05/1983 30900109 RAJBIR HARINIWAS SC 01/08/1992 30900110 AMANDEEP SINGH MOHINDER SINGH BCA 10/05/1991 30900111 RAKESH KUMAR JEETA RAM General 06/07/1991 30900112 GAUTAM SINGH PRADEEP General 07/12/1971 30900113 DIMPLE RANA RAM SAWROOP RANA SC 06/07/1994 30900114 PANKAJ SURESH PAL SHARMA General 05/01/1995 30900116 ROHIT GAUR TEJ PRAKASH General 02/05/1980 30900117 GURPREET SINGH VEER SINGH BCA 12/08/1989 30900118 Anil Kumar Krishan Kumar SBC 21/11/1979 30900119 mohit sukhija ashok sukhija General 01/09/1996 30900120 VIVEK KUMAR KHATIYAN SADHU RAM General 05/01/1995 30900123 SANJEEV SHARMA BIRBHAN SHARMA General 10/03/1994 30900124 NITIN KUMAR ASHOK KUMAR BCA List of Candidate’s whose fee is confirmed Note: The candidate who has deposited the fee in the designated bank and his/her name is not in the list are requested to either mail the fee deposit proof (i.e. fee challan) on [email protected] or contact personally with proof of fee deposit at CDAC-Mohali Office (A-34, phase VIII, Industrial Area, Mohali) on or before 18/09/2013 upto 5 pm. Post Name : Cat No 9 Junior Engineer (Civil) 04/12/1979 30900125 MUNEET KUMAR OM PARKASH SC 05/03/1990 30900128 VIKASH KUMAR VIRENDRA KUMAR General 03/01/1987 30900129 SATBIR RAM CHANDER General 10/05/1992 30900130 SUMIT MALIK RAJ KUMAR MALIK General 01/07/1990 30900131 MAN SINGH BALVEER General 03/01/1992 30900132 PRAVEEN KUMAR JOGI RAM General 08/12/1993 30900133 PARDEEP KUMAR KRISHAN BCA 01/04/1976 30900134 SURENDER MAHAVIR SINGH ESM General 07/07/1994 30900135 VIKRAM SINGH KASHMIR SINGH General 07/03/1991 30900136 JOGINDER KARAN SINGH BCB 10/05/1992 30900139 SHIVI SAINI TEJ RAM BCB 10/01/1994 30900141 SURENDER PAL RAM PRATAP General 01/09/1992 30900142 MANPREET SINGH RAJINDER SINGH General 01/01/1992 30900143 SUBHASH CHANDER SATBIR SINGH BCA 03/01/1992 30900144 PRAVEEN KUMAR JOGI RAM General NARESH KUMAR 07/09/1991 30900145 DEEPAK BHARDWAJ BHARDWAJ General 12/06/1996 30900146 SAHIL DESWAL RAVINDER SINGH General 07/07/1990 30900148 SHEETAL DALBIR SINGH General 09/07/1992 30900149 SHANKER LAL OMPRAKASH General List of Candidate’s whose fee is confirmed Note: The candidate who has deposited the fee in the designated bank and his/her name is not in the list are requested to either mail the fee deposit proof (i.e. fee challan) on [email protected] or contact personally with proof of fee deposit at CDAC-Mohali Office (A-34, phase VIII, Industrial Area, Mohali) on or before 18/09/2013 upto 5 pm. Post Name : Cat No 9 Junior Engineer (Civil) 12/11/1989 30900150 ANAND SINGH SAT PAL General 05/01/1983 30900151 SURENDER SINGH SHISH RAM General 01/07/1993 30900152 UDAY PRATAP SINGH DEVENDRA PAL SINGH General 08/09/1993 30900154 PRAVAL MISHRA SURESH MISHRA General 08/01/1995 30900155 AJAY SHARMA DURGA DUTT SHARMA General 03/09/1993 30900156 NAVEEN KUMAR SUNDER LAL SC 01/10/1992 30900157 NAVNEET SINGH SATBIR SINGH General 10/12/1992 30900158 MANJIT JAKHAD SAMAYVIR General 10/12/1991 30900159 MEHNGA SINGH GURDAS SINGH SC 01/12/1992 30900160 HARIT KUMAR UDAY SINGH General 05/11/1993 30900161 HIMESH BHATI RAMHET General 10/10/1984 30900162 SANDEEP DUBEY RAJENDRA NATH DUBEY General 10/04/1988 30900163 MOHAN LAL MAYA RAM EBPG 01/02/1974 30900165 PAWAN KUMAR CHHABIL DASS General 10/03/1994 30900166 GURMEET SINGH TARSEM CHAND General 01/09/1988 30900167 Ankush kumar tejbir SBC 04/08/1993 30900168 AASHISH TAANK ROHTAS SC 01/01/1992 30900169 MOHAN PAL SANDHU DILBAGH SINGH SANDHU General 04/09/1992 30900170 NEERAJ KOUSHIK SAT NARAYAN General List of Candidate’s whose fee is confirmed Note: The candidate who has deposited the fee in the designated bank and his/her name is not in the list are requested to either mail the fee deposit proof (i.e.
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