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Aligarh District: Allahabad DISTRICT: AGRA S.No. AVI No. Name & Address of AVI Name of Coordinator Contact No. Email 23/5, Emporium Block, Sanjay Place, Agra- 1 710056 Indian Institute of Medico Technicals, Dr. H. S. Bargi 9412256439,0562-2531358 [email protected] 282002 (UP) Shri Maru Gav Devi (MBD) Kanyashala Samiti, MBD 2 710139 Vill & Po- Doora, Teh- Kiraoli, Agra-283110 (UP) Abdul Jabbar 9319042122, 9917611831 [email protected], [email protected] Hr. Sec. School, 19/3, Hanuman Nagar,Maruti Estate Chauraha, 3 710152 Gayatri Institute of Technical Training, Govind Prasad Verma 9837150861 [email protected] Shahganj, Agra-282010 (UP) Ganesh Nagar, Lawyer's Colony,Bye Pass Road, 4 710273 IIMT Medical College & Hospital, Dr. H. S. Baragi 9412256439 [email protected] Agra-282005 (UP) DISTRICT: ALIGARH S.No. AVI No. Name & Address of AVI Name of Coordinator Contact No. Email C/o Shah Hospital Naurangabad, G.T. Road, 5 710063 Universal Community Health Education Institute, Dr. Hari Singh 9412597148 [email protected] Aligarh-202001 (UP) Raghuvir Sahai Information Technology,, & R.S. Inter College (KP), Agra Road, Aligarh- 6 710181 Management Computer Education, 202001 (UP) Sultan Jahan Building,Samsabad Market, 7 710220 Muslim Social Uplift Society, Aligarh-202002 (UP) Near Sagar Apartment,Anoopshahar Road, 8 710245 Sagar Insitute of Medical Technology,, Hakeem Khan 9454619559 [email protected] Jamalpur, Aligarh-202001 (UP) DISTRICT: ALLAHABAD S.No. AVI No. Name & Address of AVI Name of Coordinator Contact No. Email Allahabad Gram Swarajya Samiti, Centre for Mini ITI Centre Pathartal, Post Khajuri (Koraon), 9 710005 P.P. Ajit Singh [email protected] Distance Education, Allahabad-212306 (UP) Vill & Po- Gohari, Via Phaphamau, Allahabad- 10 710006 Allahabad Rural Development Society, Sh. V. N. Tripathi 9450534210 [email protected] 211002 (UP) 11 710039 Sri Narayan Ashram Balika Inter College, Shivkuti,Prayag, Allahabad-211004 (UP) Kishwar Charitable Medical Health Training 12 710141 K-32, J. K. Nagar,Kareli, Allahabad- (UP) Dr. Nausrat Ullah 7860021414 [email protected] Institute, 24/32-13, Stanley Road (Near Traffic Police 13 710150 College of Management & Engineering (CME), Mohd Irfan Siddiqui 8127944080 [email protected] Line), Allahabad-211002 (UP) 14 710158 UP Computer Academy, 220/14 J, Raja Jagmal Ka Hata, Allahabad- (UP) Rimpi Srivastava 8574305558 [email protected] [email protected], 15 710161 MTEK School & College, EB (29-38), ADA,Naini, Allahabad-211008 (UP) Puneet Arora 9415608790 [email protected] 16 710180 Bal Mitra School, Dhoomanganj, Allahabad-211011 (UP) Sunita Sharma 174/124A, Chak Dand,Naini, Allahabad-211008 17 710199 Realtec Computer Education, Sunit Kumar Srivastava 9838924924 [email protected] (UP) 18 710201 Vichar Institute, 54, BHS Allahpur, Allahabad-211006 (UP) T. S. Pandey 0532-2505252, 2504316 [email protected] 21/75, B. K. Bannerjee Marg,New Katra, 19 710218 Pearl Academy, P. K. Bansal 9415217592 [email protected] Allahabad-211002 (UP) 44/1B, Madhwapur, (Chiranjiv Nursing Home 20 710226 Moti Seva Sansthan, Dr. R. K. Pandey 9415238733 [email protected] Campus)Taluk- Sadar, Allahabad-211003 (UP) Hareshwar Institute for Management and 21 710243 149-A, Hashimpur Road, Allahabad-211002 (UP) Dr. R. K. Pandey 9415238043 [email protected] Technology, DISTRICT: AMBEDKAR NAGAR S.No. AVI No. Name & Address of AVI Name of Coordinator Contact No. Email Puran Institute of Medical Science & Research Mohalla Sakrawal Kashmiria Chouraha,Po- 22 710233 Khiliqun Nisha 9044882151 [email protected] Centre,, Tanda, Ambedkar Nagar- (UP) Mohalla Shazadpur, Po & Teh- Akbarpur, 23 710234 Madarsa Nisarul Uloom, Ambedkar Nagar- (UP) Avadh Technical Institute, Near Avadh Public 24 710271 Rajghat, Po- Tanda, Ambedkar Nagar- (UP) Mohd Tariq 9369637151 [email protected] School, DISTRICT: AZAMGARH S.No. AVI No. Name & Address of AVI Name of Coordinator Contact No. Email 25 710163 Children College, Near Railway Station, Azamgarh-276001 (UP) Dr. Jainendra 9236107373, 9450821581, 05462-260363 [email protected] DISTRICT: BALLIA S.No. AVI No. Name & Address of AVI Name of Coordinator Contact No. Email Pankuwara Devi Sewa Sansthan (PKDSS) Training 26 710132 Vill & Post- Bansdih, Ballia-277202 (UP) Dr. Pankaj 9450773887, 9415690421, 9721101515 [email protected] Centre, All India Institute of Paramedical Science (Run by- Garwar Road Umar Ganj,Behind Central Lead 27 710330 Purvanchal Saikchik Evam Samajik Vikas Sansthan), Bank, Ballia-277001 (UP) DISTRICT: BALRAMPUR S.No. AVI No. Name & Address of AVI Name of Coordinator Contact No. Email Lok Sewa Sansthan, Civil Lines, Near Bus 28 710172 Institute of Computer Studies, Suresh Kumar Pandey 9532247464 [email protected] Station, Balrampur-27201 (UP) 29 710286 Aisha Siddique Girls College, Sadullah Nagar, Balrampur-271307 (UP) 30 710293 Purvanchal Utthan Samiti, Jarwa Road,Tulsi Pur, Balrampur-271208 (UP) Zuber Ahmed 9565201661 [email protected] Kundau, Baundihar,Po- Sekhuiya, Via-Utraula, 31 710294 Jamia Sirajul Uloom, Balrampur-271604 (UP) DISTRICT: BANDA S.No. AVI No. Name & Address of AVI Name of Coordinator Contact No. Email 32 710244 Krishi Audyogik Vidyalaya, Village- Aau,Post- Atarra, Banda-210201 (UP) Phool Chandra Kushwaha 9451091694, 05191-210873 [email protected] Near Petrol Pump, Gandhi Nagar,Tindwari, 33 710254 Maharishi Bamdev Vocational Training Centre,, Banda-210128 (UP) DISTRICT: BAREILLY S.No. AVI No. Name & Address of AVI Name of Coordinator Contact No. Email Parataspur Village, Transport Nagar,Mohanpur 34 710212 Premanjali, Sr. Saroj Toppo 9760169385, 0581-2460446 [email protected] PO, Bareilly-243123 (UP) 578-A, Nai Basti, Chameli Ka bagh,Near Jaffar 35 710283 Sanskriti Foundation, Building, Bareilly-243005 (UP) DISTRICT: BASTI S.No. AVI No. Name & Address of AVI Name of Coordinator Contact No. Email 36 710118 Jan Shikshan Sansthan, Mahrikhawa,Gandhi Nagar Basti-272001 (UP) G.S. College Road,Po- Labnapar, Basti-272002 37 710215 Sanchit Vikas Sansthan, Subodh 09415930242, 9415385984 [email protected], [email protected] (UP) Darul Uloom Wajhul Uloom, Mahboobia Safvia 38 710295 Gram & Post- Walterganj, Basti-272182 (UP) Mohd. Mobeen 9554971031, 9451667218, 9839456862 [email protected], [email protected] Nizamia, DISTRICT: BIJNOR S.No. AVI No. Name & Address of AVI Name of Coordinator Contact No. Email Mohalla Lohiyan, dhampur,Near Mahantoo Ka 39 710087 Vikas Bharti R.L. Mahila Prashikshan Kendra, Sangita Rani 9897697777,01344-230825 [email protected] Gurudwara, Po- Dhampur, Bijnor- (UP) [email protected], [email protected], 40 710290 Devta Post Graduate College, PO & Vill- Morena, Bijnor-246761 (UP) Dr. Lokvir Singh 9412013095, 9837282128 [email protected] Near Railway Crossing,Piryas Nursing Home, 41 710297 Hind Ayurvedic & Unani Medical College, Dr. Monuddin 9411044384 [email protected] Dhampur Bijnor-246747 (UP) DISTRICT: CHANDAULI S.No. AVI No. Name & Address of AVI Name of Coordinator Contact No. Email Vill- Semara, Ramnagar Road,Chandauli, 42 710217 St. Al Hanif Inter College, Waseem Ahmad 0542-6450620, 9415617221 [email protected] Chandauli- (UP) DISTRICT: CHITRAKOOT S.No. AVI No. Name & Address of AVI Name of Coordinator Contact No. Email Behind Hamuman Temple,Shanker Bazar, 43 710168 Nitya Mahila Vocational Centre, Smt. Rajani 8090259473 [email protected] Karwi, Chitrakoot- (UP) DISTRICT: DEORIA S.No. AVI No. Name & Address of AVI Name of Coordinator Contact No. Email 44 710256 Anjum Islamia Shikshan Sansthan, Vill & Po- Bhatni Dadan, Deoria-274001 (UP) Mohd. Rasheed Khan 8090341786 [email protected] DISTRICT: ETAWAH S.No. AVI No. Name & Address of AVI Name of Coordinator Contact No. Email 45 710067 Mushroom Utpadan Avam Prashikshan Sansthan, 12-B, Friends Colony, Etawah-206006 (UP) A. K. Dixit 9411481049,05688-264872 [email protected] 46 710236 Madarsa Arabia Qurania, Katra Sahab Khan, Etawah-296001 (UP) M. M. Traiq 9412341786 [email protected] DISTRICT: FAIZABAD S.No. AVI No. Name & Address of AVI Name of Coordinator Contact No. Email Yash Nagar,PO- Darshanagar Faizabad-224135 47 710130 Yash Technical Institute, Manoj Kumar Singh 8601874719, 05278-258200 [email protected]@biss.in (UP) Indian Medical Institute of Naturopathy & Yogic Campus K-S Saket P.G. College,Ayodhya, 48 710171 Dr. Ram Lal Nishad 9453967479 [email protected] Science, Faizabad- (UP) DISTRICT: FARRUKHABAD S.No. AVI No. Name & Address of AVI Name of Coordinator Contact No. Email Mohalla Bazariya Nihalchandra,Farrukhabad- 49 710164 S.R. Public School, Avinash Kumar Mishra 9839724051, 7706895911 [email protected] 209625 (UP) DISTRICT: FATEHPUR S.No. AVI No. Name & Address of AVI Name of Coordinator Contact No. Email 50 710267 Alp Sankhyak Educational Society, 26, Sayed Wara, Fatehpur-212601 (UP) Syed Jalaluddin 9651032237, 9838676083 [email protected], [email protected] DISTRICT: FIROZABAD S.No. AVI No. Name & Address of AVI Name of Coordinator Contact No. Email 51 710302 Dau Dayal Vocational Training Institute for Women, By Pass Road, Firozabad-283203 (UP) DISTRICT: GHAZIPUR S.No. AVI No. Name & Address of AVI Name of Coordinator Contact No. Email 52 710179 Adarsh Health Vocational Training Institute, Vazidpur Ghazipur-233310 (UP) Dheerendra Pratap Tiwari 9919001140, 9628900000 [email protected] By Pass Road,Dildar Nagar, Ghazipur-232326 53 710197 Crescent Convent School, Abdul Kalam Khan 9415886989
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