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National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology , Patna Computer Profiency Test for Group-C Employee's Bihar Govt National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology , Patna Computer Profiency Test for Group-C Employee's Bihar Govt. Result of CCAC October-2016 Examination Grade Legends: S : 85% and over; A : 75% - 84%; B: 65%-74%; C: 55%-64%; D : 50%-54% F: Fail (<50%); ABS: Absent (-1), @: Carry forwarded by RC due to technical reasons Name of Sl. No Reg No Roll No Candidate Father's Name Marks Grade 1 15C392014105 PT16C3110014105 LALIMA KUMARI LATE JOGOISH PRASAD -1 ABS 2 15C377013961 PT16C3112013961 TULSI DAS SHRI JATLAL MAHRA 14 F 3 14C037015148 PT16C312015148 TARUN KUMAR GUPTA LATE KESHO LAL 39 F 4 16C395017308 PT16C312017308 SHAMIM AKHTAR MD TAMIZ UDDIN -1 ABS 5 16C409017325 PT16C312017325 SANJAY KUMAR LATE KISHAN KAPRI -1 ABS MURARI KUMAR 6 16C404018230 PT16C312018230 GUNJAN RAMDHANI SINGH 35 F AMRESH KUMAR LATE BRIJESHWAR 7 16C404018233 PT16C312018233 SINHA PRASAD 26 F ABINASH KUMAR LATE DHIRENDRA 8 16C404018236 PT16C312018236 SINGH KUMAR SINGH 24 F KUMUD RANJAN 9 16C377019115 PT16C312019115 KUNAL MAHESH SHARMA 39 F MD MIR DANISH LATE MIR MONAZIR 10 16C377019134 PT16C312019134 HUSSAIN HUSSAIN 24 F 11 16C392022249 PT16C312022249 SANGITA KUMARI RAM NANDAN SINGH 59 C 12 16C349022794 PT16C312022794 VICKY KUMAR LATE NAWAL MANDAL 42 F 13 16C349022795 PT16C312022795 SUNIL KUMAR PANDIT HARDEO PANDIT 31 F GUNENDRA KUMAR LATE RAJENDRA 14 16C395023321 PT16C312023321 KASHYAP PANDAY -1 ABS 15 16C395023324 PT16C312023324 ARUN KUMAR LATE RAMDEO SAH -1 ABS KAMESHWER NARAIN LATE ARAI KUMAR 16 16C346015524 PT16C313015524 SHARMA SHARMA 63 C LATE RAJKOKIL PRASAD 17 16C417015743 PT16C313015743 JITENDRA KUMAR YADAV 34 F 18 16C346016935 PT16C313016935 VISHWANATH KUMAR LATE JAGDISH SAH 20 F 19 16C346016936 PT16C313016936 UMA SHANKAR SINGH LATE BASU DEO SINGH 37 F LATE SAUDAGAR 20 16C346017175 PT16C313017175 RAMA KANT GUPTA PRASAD GUPTA 41 F MURLI DHAR 21 16C409017259 PT16C313017259 NEELAM CHOUDHARY CHOUDHARY 28 F 22 16C409017281 PT16C313017281 JYOTI SINHA RAMCHANDRA MAHTO 0 F LATE SUDHIR RANJAN 23 16C409017322 PT16C313017322 SHYAMLAL BISHWAS BISHWAS 27 F 24 16C453019067 PT16C313019067 PRASURAM PRASAD YADU NATH PRASAD 60 C AKHILESH KUMAR LATE KRISHNA PRASAD 25 16C365023590 PT16C313023590 VERMA SINGH 26 F SHRI BINDESHWARI 26 16C409015585 PT16C314015585 SATYAWATI KUMARI THAKUR 17 F Name of Sl. No Reg No Roll No Candidate Father's Name Marks Grade RAVINANDAN PD. 27 16C346015656 PT16C314015656 SANJEEV KUMAR SRIVASTAVA 68 B 28 16C346015668 PT16C314015668 SHIVNATH PRASAD LATE BHAGWAT SAH 62 C LT. AJEET KUMAR 29 16C409015725 PT16C314015725 RITURAJ KUMAR SINGH 32 F PRABHA KUMARI LT. JAGDISH PRASAD 30 16C409015746 PT16C314015746 PRABHA SINGH 18 F 31 16C409015755 PT16C314015755 SUNITA LAGURI PATAR LAGURI 14 F 32 16C409015757 PT16C314015757 BALANDINA BASKEY LASAR BASKEY 20 F 33 16C409017276 PT16C314017276 MEERA KUMARI RAMDHANI MANDAL 0 F 34 16C409017280 PT16C314017280 LALITA KUMARI LAXMI PRASAD SINGH 1 F SRI SHIV NARAYAN 35 16C409017320 PT16C314017320 SUNITA KUMARI SINGH 10 F MD SHAMIMUL LATE MD SHAMSUL 36 16C409017323 PT16C314017323 HAQUE HAQUE 22 F LATE BRAHMADHEO 37 16C409018196 PT16C314018196 NISHA KUMARI MATHO 43 F 38 16C349018964 PT16C314018964 SANJAY KUMAR BAIDYA NATH PRASAD -1 ABS LATE RAMKELWAN 39 16C409021296 PT16C314021296 KUMARI SHASHIKALA PRASAS JAISWAL 46 F 40 16C409022906 PT16C314022906 REKHA KUMARI MANOHAR MANDAL 30 F DASHRATH PRASAD 41 16C380015787 PT16C315015787 BIPIN KUMAR GUPTA 31 F BRAJ BHUSHAN 42 16C392016076 PT16C315016076 PRASAD SINGH ARJUN PRASAD 32 F VIKASH KUMAR SHIVNANDAN PRASAD 43 15C409017274 PT16C315017274 CHOURASIA CHOURASIA 28 F 44 16C349018829 PT16C315018829 KAMENDRA JHA SHRI KIRTI NARAIN JHA -1 ABS 45 16C409019599 PT16C315019599 KUMARI SITA RAMESHWAR SINGH 9 F 46 16C392015963 PT16C316015963 KUMAR INDRAJIT LATE S N GHOSH 30 F 47 15C409017273 PT16C316017273 BISHWAS PASWAN LATE KULDIP PASWAN 35 F BAIDHYANATH PRASAD 48 16C409018623 PT16C316018623 PUNAM KUMARI GUPTA 63 C SRI JOGENDRA PRASAD 49 15C409018175 PT16C317018175 KUMARI MINA SINHA SINGH 0 F LATE MUSAFIR PRASAD 50 16C392006107 PT16C318006107 KAUSHAL KANT YADAV 36 F SRI BALKESHWAR 51 16C401014121 PT16C318014121 MINKI SINHA PRASAD 32 F 52 16C340015951 PT16C318015951 SHYAM KISHORE LALDEO SINGH 68 B RAJENDRA PRASAD LATE MAHENDRA 53 15C377017002 PT16C318017002 HARIJAN NARAYAN HARIJAN 49 F PRAHLAD CHANDRA 54 15C377017028 PT16C319017028 SAH LATE GANGA SAH 0 F LATE KAILASH 55 15C377017302 PT16C319017302 SHASHI KANT JHA CHANDRA JHA 56 C BINOD KUMAR LATE RAM NARESH 56 13D000005347 PT16D3110005347 CHOUDHARY CHOUDHARY 55 C 57 14D000013478 PT16D3110013478 KHOKHA PASWAN BUDHAN PASWAN 41 F HIMANSHU KUMAR LATE NARENDRA 58 14D000017564 PT16D3110017564 MISHRA KUMAR MISARA 3 F Name of Sl. No Reg No Roll No Candidate Father's Name Marks Grade 59 14D000018107 PT16D311018107 ASHOK KUMAR SRI INDRADEO SINGH 49 F LAL BAHADUR RADHA PRASAD 60 16D000023005 PT16D311023005 CHOUHAN CHOUHAN 33 F DEEPAK KUMAR 61 16D000024263 PT16D311024263 SINGH HARE RAM SINGH 34 F SHAMBHU KUMAR 62 16D000024501 PT16D311024501 PASWAN MAHESHWAT PASWAN 33 F RAVINDRA PRASAD 63 16D000024531 PT16D311024531 SAH SHRI BANWARI SAH 30 F LATE KRISHNA NAND 64 16D000024535 PT16D311024535 SHARDA NAND JHA JHA 50 D 65 16D000024557 PT16D311024557 INDRADEO PANDIT BAUNU PANDIT 41 F LATE RAM SEVAK 66 16D000024580 PT16D311024580 GAUTAM KUMAR MAHTO 28 F LATE RAMA NAND 67 16D000024581 PT16D311024581 SAROJ KUMARI SINHA 28 F Late Vikramaditya 68 16D000024582 PT16D311024582 Dharmendra Kumar Vishwakarma 29 F 69 16D000024583 PT16D311024583 JAI PRAKASH SHARMA VIJAY NARAYN SINGH 27 F LATE SIYASHARAN 70 16D000024584 PT16D311024584 MANOJ KUMAR PRASAD MALAKAR 30 F 71 16D000024585 PT16D311024585 MANISH KUMAR DINESH KUMAR SINGH 53 D 72 16D000024586 PT16D311024586 MURARI PRASAD LATE GOVIND PRASAD 28 F 73 16D000024589 PT16D311024589 SUNIL KUMAR LATE SACHCHIDA NAND 32 F 74 16D000024591 PT16D311024591 RAMESH PRASAD LATE LAL CHAND SAW 30 F 75 16D000024592 PT16D311024592 MD.MUSTAFA LATE MD ISLAM 13 F LATE PARSHURAM 76 16D000024594 PT16D311024594 VIVEK KUMAR RAUT 27 F 77 16D000024596 PT16D311024596 JAYENDRA SINGH LATE RAM DEO SINGH 31 F BINAY KUMAR LATE GANGADHAR 78 16D000024597 PT16D311024597 MISHRA MISHRA 26 F 79 16D000024608 PT16D311024608 JAI LAL PRASAD MAHABIR PRASAD 28 F 80 16D000024609 PT16D311024609 TARKESHWAR SAH LATE SITARAM SAH 32 F 81 16D000024610 PT16D311024610 DEENANATH MANDAL FAKIR MANDAL 34 F 82 16D000024611 PT16D311024611 AJAY KUMAR SINGH SRI RAJBANSH SINGH 33 F LATE KUMAR 83 16D000024644 PT16D311024644 KUMAR MANISH SURENDRA 25 F BRAJBHUSHAN 84 16D000024768 PT16D311024768 KUMAR GUPTESHWAR SHARMA 37 F 85 16D000024769 PT16D311024769 SATYENDRA KUMAR SRI DAMODAR SAW 29 F 86 16D000024770 PT16D311024770 UMESH KUMAR SRI KAILASH PANDIT 15 F 87 16D000024772 PT16D311024772 PREM KUMAR JHA LATE UGRAMOHAN JHA 22 F 88 16D000024774 PT16D311024774 PARVINA KUMARI RAMJE PRASAD MEHTO 19 F MAHESHWARI PRASAD 89 16D000024775 PT16D311024775 KUMARI USHA SINGH 29 F Name of Sl. No Reg No Roll No Candidate Father's Name Marks Grade 90 16D000024776 PT16D311024776 SANJU KUMARI RAMASHISH DAS 25 F PARMESHWAR PRASAD 91 16D000024777 PT16D311024777 BIKASH KUMAR CHOURASIA 42 F 92 16D000024779 PT16D311024779 RAJU KUMAR LATE KRISHNA KUMAR 21 F LATE CHANDESHWARI 93 16D000024780 PT16D311024780 LACHHAMAN KUMAR PRASAD 31 F 94 16D000024781 PT16D311024781 RAVI KUMAR LATE SHIVJEE SINGH 30 F KOUSHLENDRA 95 16D000024785 PT16D311024785 KUMAR LATE RAJENDRA SINGH 22 F LATE MOSHAPHIR 96 16D000024786 PT16D311024786 PREM SHANKAR PASWAN 31 F 97 16D000024787 PT16D311024787 DILIP KUMAR RAJANDAN SINGH 57 C LATE KAMESWAR 98 16D000024788 PT16D311024788 RAKESH KUMAR PRASAD 28 F 99 16D000024789 PT16D311024789 VANDANA GUPTA UDAY KRISHNA 50 D JANARDAN PRASAD LATE RAMKHELAWAN 100 16D000024790 PT16D311024790 SINGH SINGH 23 F 101 16D000024791 PT16D311024791 SUJANTI KUMARI SRI SHRWAN KUMAR 22 F 102 16D000024792 PT16D311024792 MANJU KUMARI GAURI DAS 33 F 103 16D000024793 PT16D311024793 ANIL KUMAR BAITHA LATE DHORHA BAITHA 22 F LATE RAJENDRA 104 16D000024794 PT16D311024794 AJAY KUMAR PRASAD 27 F RADHA BANAM 105 16D000024795 PT16D311024795 PRAVAKRAM RAM BARAN SINGH 29 F BACHCHE LAL PRASAD 106 16D000024796 PT16D311024796 NUTAN KUMARI YADAV 28 F 107 16D000024797 PT16D311024797 RAM CHIJ SINGH SRI SHIV GAHAN SINGH 31 F 108 16D000024798 PT16D311024798 AAYUSHI ACHUTANAND THAKUR 33 F KUMARI VISHWA 109 16D000024807 PT16D311024807 SUNDRI LATE GULAB MAHTO 11 F RAVINDRA DUTTA 110 16D000024808 PT16D311024808 JAI PRAKASH SINGH SINGH 29 F LATE SUBH NARAYAN 111 16D000024809 PT16D311024809 SUNIL KUMAR SINGH SINGH 45 F BHUBNESHWAR 112 16D000024810 PT16D311024810 SANJAY KUMAR PRASAD SINGH 34 F UPENDRA PRASAD 113 16D000024811 PT16D311024811 SANTOSH KUMAR NIRALA -1 ABS SHASHIRANJAN LATE PARMANAND 114 16D000024812 PT16D311024812 KUMAR SINGH PARSAD SINGH 20 F LATE YOGENDRA 115 16D000024813 PT16D311024813 BABY CHOUDHARY CHOUDHARY 22 F 116 16D000024814 PT16D311024814 RAJIV KUMAR RAM LATE RAM SAGAR RAM 33 F LATE SHIV NARAYAN 117 16D000024816 PT16D311024816 VINOD PRASAD SINGH 26 F 118 16D000024818 PT16D311024818 ANIL KUMAR LATE KEDAR NATH RAI 24 F 119 16D000024819 PT16D311024819 RANA RANJIT SINGH SRI TRIPIT SINGH 30 F Name of Sl. No Reg No Roll No Candidate Father's Name Marks Grade LATE BRAHAM DEO 120 16D000024820 PT16D311024820 AJEET KUMAR SINGH 31 F 121 16D000024821 PT16D311024821 PURNENDU KUMAR LATE NARENDRA NATH 30 F 122 16D000024822 PT16D311024822 ANAND KUMAR JHA LATE RAJ MOHAN JHA 33 F CHANDRAMANI LATE SHYAMNANDAN 123 16D000024824 PT16D311024824 PRASAD SINHA PRASAD SINHA 23 F SRI SUDARSHAN 124 16D000024827 PT16D311024827
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