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HSLC-RURAL GENERAL.Xlsx OIL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP,2017- HSLC (RURAL -GENERAL) BENEFICIARY SCHOOL ADDRESS WITH PH NO. BANK BANK ACCOUNT NO. IFSC SN NAME NAME BRANCH 1 SHRI SAMUEL MONTFORT HIGH C/O. ABE SAM, ST. LUKE HOSPITAL FEDERAL DIBRUGARH 200201000149 FDRL0002002 ABESAM SCHOOL, NIZ CHABUA ROAD, VILL. HATKULA BENGOLI BANK 62 GAVE, P.O. CHABUA 786184, DIST. DIBRUGARH, M-8721947092 2 MISS DOYEL MONTFORT HIGH C/O. SHOUVICK PHUKAN, SBI PANBAZAR 36983903803 SBIN0000078 PHUKAN SCHOOL, CHABUA KHUMTAI TE, P.O. MORANHAT 785670, DIST. CHARAIDEO, M- 8720994944 4 MISS PRIYA LOS ANGEL'S ENGLISH C/O.UMESH MEHTA, GOHAIN CENTRAL DULIAJAN 3617208410 CBIN0283589 MEHTA SCHOOL, BORDUBI CAMP, SARUPATHAR BANGALI BANK OF BRANCH GAON, P.O. DULIAJAN 786602, INDIA DIST. DIBRUGARH, M-7086912485 5 MISS ADITI MONT FORT HS C/O. NITYANANDA MISHRA, SBI CHABUA 36497060284 SBIN0011796 KASHYAP SCHOOL CHABUA WARD-B, P.O.CHABUA 786184, DIST. DIBRUGARH, M- 9864494834 7 MISS BABY MONTFORT HIGH C/O. MANGERAM AGARWAL, MES ALLAHABAD TINSUKIA 59115967787 ALLA0210463 AGARWAL SCHOOL, PANITOLA TINALI, CHABUA, P.O. CHABUA BANK 786184, DIST. DIBRUGARH, M- 9706627300 8 SHRI RAMANDEEP NEW STAR SCHOOL, C/O. DILIP JAISWAL, RAJGARH, ALLAHABAD BORBAM 59112937552 ALLA0211407 JAISWAL RAJGARH NEAR PETROL PUMP, P.O. BANK BRANCH RAJGARH 786611, DIST. DIBRUGARH, M-9678578883, 9401118479 9 SHRI RISHIRAJ TINGKHONG MODEL C/O. NITUL CH. DUTTA, ALLAHABAD BARBAM 000000591164 ALLA0211407 DUTTA ACADEMY, TINGKHONG PARBATPUR TE, P.O. TINGKHONG BANK 80580 786612, DIST. DIBRUGARH, M- 9954840878 11 SHRI SUBHAJEET MONTFORT HE C/O. SWAPAN KR. DAS, A-WARD SBI CHABUA 37016113016 SBIN0011796 DAS SCHOOL, CHABUA NEAR UBI-BANK, P.O. CHABUA 786184, DIST. DIBRUGARH, M- 9954310848 12 SHRI AMAN GYANDEEP HIGH C/O. RABINDRA MISHRA, TALAP UBI BANK TALAP 489602010004 UBIN0548961 MISHRA SCHOOL, TALAP BALIBAZAR SHIV COLONY, P.O. 363 TALAP 786156,DIST. TINSUKIA, M- 8822191207 13 SHRI ABAJIT DEY MONTFORT HE C/O. KAJAL DEY, AMORABOTY SBI CHABUA 37016085281 SBIN0011796 SCHOOL, CHABUA COLONY, A-WARD, P.O. CHABUA 786184, DIST. DIBRUGARH, M- 9954430315 14 SHRI GOURAV KR. ST. JHON'S SCHOOL, C/O. JITENDRA KR. SINGH, SBI BAMUNBARI 204401001443 UTBI0BNBR23 SINGH BAMUNBARI, TELOI BAMUNBARI, MORAN, 8 P.O.BAMUNBARI 786613,DIST. DIBRUGARH, M-9401097151 15 MISS ANJALI SINGHRC AGARWALA HS C/O. SHIV PRATAP SINGH, SBI MORAN 20333570031 SBIN0001368 SCHOOL, RANIPATH, JUBEDUX COMPLEX, PARIBANU MORAN PATH, P.O. MORANHAT 785670, DIST. DIBRUGARH, M-9678538172 16 MISS KHUSNASIN LITTLE STAR HE C/O. MD. SAMSAD AHSARI, SBI TENGAKHAT 32438989408 ?????????? SULTANA SCHOOL, TENGAKHAT TENGAKHAT, P.O. TENGAKHAT 786103, DIST. DIBRUGARH, M- 9954494630 17 SHRI ABHAY ST THOMAS HIGH C/O. LALAN SHARMA, 4 NO. UNION BANK SHANTIPUR 489902010024 UBIN0548995 SHARMA SCHOOL, SHANTIPUR, SHANTIPUR, P.O. SHANTIPUR 663 SADIYA 786157, DIST. TINSUKIA, M- 8472946482 19 MISS ANWESHA SAPEKHATI HS SCHOOL, C/O. BAKUL SARMA, 1NO. STATE BANK SONARI Applied for SBIN0007998 SARMA SAPEKHATI KATHIAKHUNDA, P.O. SAPEKHATI OF INDIA 785692, DIST. CHARAIDEO, M- 7896696531 20 SHRI ANMOL RAJGARH ACADEMIC C/O. LATE NIRANJAN SHAH, NO.2 ALLAHABAD BARBAM 000000591162 ALLA0211407 SHAH CENTRE, RAJGARH NAKBHAKATIA, P.O.RAJGARH BANK 85320 786611, DIST. DIBRUGARH, M- 8486530603 22 NISHAD MONTFORT HIGH C/O.NEWAX UDDIN BARBHUYAN, SBI CHABUA 37014718944 SBIN0011796 BARBHUYAN SCHOOL, NIZ CHABUA WARD-B, P.O. CHABUA 786184, DIST. DIBRUGARH, M-9435413699 23 MISS JITUSHNA RAJGARH ACADEMIC C/O. JITUL BORA, NO-2 SAPKAIT, POST OFFICE NILMONI 508591 XXXXXXX BORA CENTRE, RAJGARH P.O. NILMONI 786612, DIST. SAVING DIBRUGARH, M-9401710658 BANK PASSBOOK 24 SHRI AMRIT DAS JOKAI HIGH SCHOOL, C/O. CHANDRA KANTA DAS, UBI BANK CHOWKIDINGH 060301019155 UTBI0CDG392 JOKAI KOIBARTA GAON, JOKAI, P.O. BON EE 5 GAON 786003, DIBRUGARH, M- 9132725209 26 MISS SWETA LOS ANGEL'S ENGLISH C/O.GOUR HARI MAZUMDER, SBI NAPUKHURI, 37003805556 SBIN0016354 MAZUMDER SCHOOL, BORDUBI KANCHAN NAGAR, BORDUBI, TINSUKIA P.O.HOOGRIJAN 786601, DIST. TINSUKIA, M-9706515248 27 MISS SANKARDEV SHISHU C/O. KHAGEN MAHANTA, CENTRAL KAKOPATHER 3969637436 CBIN0283221 BHAGYASHREE VIDYA NIKETAN, BORDUBI MAJ GAON, PHILLOBARI, BANK OF MAHANTA KAKOPATHAR P.O.GABHARUBRETI 786160, INDIA TINSUKIA, M-9954418467 28 MISS DAMONI LITTLE ANGEL HIGH C/O. MANOJ PRASAD, MURI UBI BANK CHABUA 001401041081 UBI0CHA330 PRASAD SCHOOL, CHABUA PATTY, CHABUA, P.O. CHABUA 6 786184, DIST. DIBRUGARH, M- 8011143354 29 SHRI SANJEEV KR. LOS ANGEL'S ENGLISH C/O. KEDAR SAH, BORDUBI, P.O. UCO BANK BORDUBI 104801100474 UCBA0001048 SAH SCHOOL, BORDUBI HOOGRIJAN 786601, DIST. 46 TINSUKIA, M-7399138890 31 SHRI RAJEEB MODERN ACADEMY, C/O.PRADIP SAH, MANKHOWA, UBI BANK TIPUK 125601041167 UBI0TIKG88 PRASAD SAH KAKOPATHER, RUPAI DHAN NAGAR, P.O.RUPAI SIDING 7 SIDING 786153, TINSUKIA, M-8876581457 32 MISS PRITI SINGH THE NEW STAR C/O. SHAILENDRA SINGH, 2NO. ALLAHABAD BARBAM 12072017 ALLA0211407 SCHOOL, RAJGARH NABHAKATIA, P.O. RAJGARH BANK 786611, DIBRUGARH, M- 9435429459, 9531060257 33 MISS. ASTHA ST. JOHNS HIGH C/O. RUPJIT AGOMACHARYYA, INDIAN MORANHAT 6547343782 IDIB000M257 KAUSHIK SCHOOL, BAMUNBARI, TINGKHONG LAC, VILL. : KEKUCI BANK AGOMACHARYYA TELOI SONOWAL, P.O. KEKUCI SONOWAL/B/BARI 786613, DIST. DIBRUGARH, CELL : 9435976255, 9954410366 34 SHRI GOURAB LITTLE ANGEL HIGH C/O. GAUTAM DAS, NIZ CHABUA, UBI BANK CHABUA 001401040109 UTBI0CHA330 DAS SCHOOL, CHABUA WARD-D, P.O. CHABUA 786184, 8 DIST. DIBRUGARH, M-9678391700 35 SHRI PRATIKSHIT SAPEKHATI HS SCHOOL, C/O. SATYA RANJAN BARUAH, UBI SAPEKHATI 002701034302 UTBI0SAP338 BARUAH SAPEKHATI NO.1 KATHIA KHUNDA, P.O. 2 SAPEKHATI 785692, DIST. CHARAIDEO, M-9954538913 36 MISS SUDEEPTA BEEHIVE AXOM PUBLIC C/O NILA MONI SARMAH, APL, SBI NTPS 34302132502 SBIN0003402 SARMAH SCHOOL, CHAKYA COLONY, NAMRUP, P.O. GAON PARBATPUR 786623, DIST. DIBRUGARH, M-8638776451 37 MISS SUSMITA LITTLE STAR HE C/O. BISWAJIT ROY, NIZ UCO BANK TENGAKHAT 089301100507 UCBA0000893 ROY SCHOOL, TENGAKHAT TENGAKHAT, P.O.TENGAKHAT 36 786103, DIST. DIBRUGARH, M- 9435002357 38 MISS NAMITA THE NEW STAR C/O. MIHIR RAKSHIT, NILMONI TEA ALLAHABAD BARBAM 50397246814 ALLA0211407 RAKSHIT SCHOOL, RAJGARH ESTATE P. O. TINGKHONG 786612, BANK DIST. DIBRUGARH, M-8486508683 39 SHRI PRITOM DOOM DOOMA JATIYA C/O.UTPAL PUJARI, RUPAI LACHIT UBI BANK TIPUK 125601018712 UTBI0TIKG88 PUJARI VIDYALAYA, BISAJAN, NAGAR, OUGURI, P.O. RUPAI 1 DOOMDOOMA SIDING 786153, DIST. TINSUKIA, M- 9435338216 41 MISS DISHA MONFORT HIGH C/O. LATE DILIP AGARWAL, SBI CHABUA 35536313970 SBIN0011796 KUMARI SCHOOL, CHABUA CHABUA MES TINALI, P.O.CHABUA AGARWAL 786184, DIST. DIBRUGARH, M- 9401871429, 8876325436 42 SHRI SARAT MONTFORT HIGH C/O. NIRMAL DUTTA, SBI NAGAON 37033682470 SBIN0016357 DUTTA SCHOOL LAKHIMIPAM, P.O.CHATIANAGURI 785692,DIST.CHARAIDEO,M- 8752012992 43 SYED FARHAD BATAMARA HIGH C/O. SYED MUBIDPUR RAHMAN, UBI BANK OIL INDIA, 1588010026363 UTBI001MH67 ALMUBID SCHOOL, MOLIT GAON, VILL. MORAN KHOTKHOTI, P.O. MORAN SONARI MORAN 785669, DIST. DIBRUGARH, CELL : 9435459760 44 MISS CHAINEE TINGKHONG MODEL C/O. MONOJ TALUKDAR, ALLAHABAD BARBAM 000000591165 ALLA0211407 TALUKDAR ACADEMY, TINGKHONG LATUMONI, P.O. TINGKHONG BANK 73087 786612, DIST. DIBRUGARH, M- 8011785233 45 SHRI ABINASH HATIALI HIGH SCHOOL, C/O. BRIJENDRA DAS, BAMUNIA STATE BANK CHABUA 37022756923 SBIN0011796 DAS CHETIA GAON, HILOIDHARI GAON, P.O. CHETIA OF INDIA PANITOLA GAON (CHABUA) 786184 46 MISS SRIYA KAR MONFORD ENGLISH C/O. APURBA BHOWAL, PEOLI CANARA MORAN 366612000015 CNRB0003666 ACADEMY, MORAN NAGAR, P. O. MORANHAT BANK 3 785670,DIST. DIBRUGARH, M- 8403943575 47 MISS MONALIKA MONTFORT HIGH C/O. BHABANI DUTTA, CHABUA C- ASSAM CHABUA 716501006164 UTBORRBAGB DUTTA SCHOOL, CHABUA WARD, P.O. CHABUA 786184, DIST. GRAMIN 9 DIBRUGARH, M-8011885720, VIKASH 9435042716 BANK 48 MISS HEENA JHANODOY C/O.SIRAJ AHMED, P.O.PENGAREE PUNJAB PENGAREE 266400150000 PUNB0266400 AHMED VIDYALAYA, PENGAREE 786174, DIST. TINSUKIA,M- NATIONAL 2305 7986893276 BANK 49 MISS ARIFA SANKARDEV SHISHU C/O. ABIDUR RAHMAN, NO.1 SBI DOOM DOOMA 32369735473 SBIN0003835 PARVIN VIDYA NIKETAN, URORUBON, KAKAPATHER, P.O. KAKOPATHAR KAKAPATHER 786152, DIST. TINSUKIA, M-9401653653 50 MISS PREETY RC AGARWALLA HS C/O. GOPAL CHETRY, NAWJAN UBI BANK NAHARKATIA 130729 ????????? CHETRY SCHOOL, MORAN VILL. P.O. OURGURI 786612, DIST. DIBRUGARH, M-7399174016 51 MISS RICHA AXOM JATIYA C/O. HEMA SAIKIA, NO.2 ALLAHABAD BARBAM 22104794763 50385963685 SAIKIA VIDYALAYA, LERELAPATHER, P.O.KENDUGURI BANK ??????? KENDUGURI, JAYPUR 786611, DIST. DIBRUGARH,M- 9678450240 52 SHRI BINOY TIRAP HIGH SCHOOL, C/O. NETRA PRASAD SHARMA, CENTRAL TIRAP 3554878915 CBIN0282193 SHARMA UDAIPUR, BALIJAN, P.O.UDAIPUR 786182, BANK OF MARGHERITA DIST. TINSUKIA, M- INDIA 53 SHRI ANKUR BHADOI MODEL C/O. NOBO HAZARIKA, BARUAH ALLAHABAD TIPLING 50398706791 ALLA0211667 DUTTA ENGLISH SCHOOL, TINIALI, UDAIPUR, P.O. JALONI BANK BHADOI PANCHALI DIBRUDWAR 786602, DIBRUGARH, M-9954046555, 7086792042 54 AHRI BHABESH TENGAKHAT JATIYA C/O. MILON CHUTIA, 1NO. STATE BANK TENGAKHAT 36273703630 SBIN0014181 CHUTIA VIDYALAYA, KHEREMIA, P.O.TINGRAI CHARIALI OF INDIA TENGAKHAT 786602, DIST. DIBRUGARH, M- 8011718793 55 SHRI SUMAN MONTFORT HIGH C/O. SIBU DUTTA, RALWAY UBI BANK PANITOLA 042301048583 UTBI0PNT373 DUTTA SCHOOL, CHABUA COLONY, PANITOLI, P. O. 8 PANITOLA 786183, DIST. DIBRUGARH, M-9678454698 56 SHRI SIDHARTHA SANKARDEV SISHU C/O. JITEN CH. RAJGURU, VILL. SBI DIBRUGARH 11393335992 ( RAJGURU NIKETON, SAPEKHATI NAGAKATA, P.O. BORHAT 785693, FATHER'S DIST. CHARAIDEO, CELL : ACCTOUNT) 8753924977 57 MISS BORNALI CHICHIA BOKULANI C/O. NAREN NATH, 3 NO. SBI BOKULONI
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