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First Division from Graduation Onwards + Ph.D DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY UNIVERSITY OF DELHI Update the list of candidate eligible for appointment as Ad-hoc Assistant Professors in Various Colleges and Departments of University of Delhi. However, for permanent appointment the criteria should be allowed as per guidelines of Delhi University/UGC New Delhi. The various categories are as per the guidelines circulated by the Deputy Registrar (Colleges) vide letter No. CB.II/Clari EC 120(8)/2008/2791 dated 20th April, 2010. The panel is prepared according to the details provided by the candidates. The educational qualifications and the caste certificate (whever applicable) of the candidates should be verified by the appointing Authorities as it has not been verified by the Department. N. B. – The list is subject to correction, if any discrepancy is found or noticed. Educational Qqualifcation NET Publications Research Projects undertake S. No. Name & Address Date of Birth Cat. Last Award n/ ongling/ M.Tech/ five Patent B.Sc. % M.Sc. % Ph.D. LS JRF Total funding M.Phil Years s 2014- agency 19 First division from graduation onwards + Ph.D Category-I (EWS, Gen, OBC, SC and ST) Dr. Ashawani Kumar Singh Plot No. 120, First Floor, B7, 65.66% 71.8% Rohini Sector-17, Delhi - 33 1 17.09.1984 EWS GORAKHPUR Gorakhpur __ 2019/DU __ JRF 5 __ __ __ __ Mob. 9654271850 University University email: [email protected] Dr. Amit Kumar H. No 62,(FF), pocket-22, sec-24 65% Rohini Delhi-85 61% 2014 2 05.02.1985 Gen Bhagalpur __ __ JRF 10 __ __ 3 __ [email protected] D.U. 2008 D.U. 2006 Mob. 9999851779 Dr. Lekha Sharma D/o Sh. Dalip Sharma E-mail: [email protected] 76.8% 71.5% 2018 3 Mob.: 07838135099 13/05/1991 Gen 2011 2013 __ __ __ 6 __ __ __ __ D.U Add: I-626, Govindpuram, DU DU GZB.,UP Dr. Bharti Bhardwaj C-4, 312/313 2nd floor, Sector-6 Rohini, Delhi-110085 62.9%, DU/ 60%/DU/ 4 31.12.1982 Gen __ 2012/DU __ ___ 5 5 __ __ __ [email protected] 2002 2006 Mob. 9868860860 Dr. Sampat Singh Chauhan SR-5, Behind NPL New Rajender Nagar, New Delhi- 74.5%/Jamia 65.7%/ Raj. 2018/ IIT 5 110060 10.04.1985 Gen Hamdard __ __ JRF 14 __ __ __ Univ./ 2008 Delhi [email protected] Univ./ 2010 Mob. 7042514902 Dr. Amarpreet Kaur Kalara A-2/150(Kothi), Paschim Vihar DBT Star New Delhi-110063 College 63.8%/DU/ 63.1%/DU/ 61.8%/D 6 [email protected] 08.01.1982 Gen 2010/DU __ __ 3 __ __ __ Scheme 2002 2004 U/ 2005 Mob. 9999971628 2013 and 2014 Deepshikha Rathore SRSA-4, NPL colony, Dr. K.S. Krishnan marg, New 64.8%/ 63.3%/ 7 Delhi-110012 27.06.1986 Gen Kumaon Univ./ Kumaon __ 2017/DTU __ __ 7 __ __ __ __ [email protected] 2006 Univ./2008 Mob. 8860460624 Dr. Manvi Vaish 13/21, shakti, Nagar Delhi- AMITY 110007 75.8%/DU/ 8 01.06.1986 Gen 64%/ DU/ 2007 __ 2013/DU __ __ 2 __ __ __ Project [email protected] 2009 Mob. 8588990625 2015 Dr. Jaspreet Kaur T-278, Bal Udhyan marg, Uttam Nagar, New Delhi-110059 Innovation 60.8%/Panjab 70.2%/Panjab 9 [email protected] 9.02.1978 Gen __ 2008/IIT Delhi __ JRF 6 __ __ __ Project DU Univ./ 1999 Univ./2001 Mob. 9891303803 2013 Arti Jain Innovation A-2/147, Sector-5, Rohini, Delhi- Project DU 110085 (DR) 2015 [email protected] 72.9%/DU/ 70.3%/DU/ Star 10 16.06.1985 Gen __ 2013/DU __ JRF 33 20 __ __ Mob. 9999823778 2006 2008 Innovation Project (DRC) 2016 Dr. Vikash Kumar Tripathi Vill/Post-Sekhui, Bansi, Siddharathanagar UP 272153 [email protected] 60.3%/DDU 63.3%/DDU 11 Mob. 9971148554 02.05.1991 Gen Gorakhpur/ gorakhpur/ __ 2018/DU __ JRF 12 __ __ __ __ 2009 2011 Swati Bishnoi E-298, Asthakunj Apartments, Sector-18, Rohini, Delhi-110042 83.8%/ 82.8%/Banast 12 [email protected] 30.08.1988 Gen Kurukshetra hali Univ./ __ 2017/DU __ JRF 5 __ 1 __ __ Mob. 9015752108 Univ./ 2008 2010 Dr. Archana Gupta PDF 454-C%D-Block, kanishka (women's ) Apartments, Shalimar Bagh, UGC2013 Near haiderpur Metro-Station 69%/Raj. 79.4%/ Raj. 1995/ Raj. Women 13 08.09.1969 Gen __ __ JRF 26 __ __ __ Delhi-110088 Univ./ 1989 Univ./ 1991 Univ. Scientist [email protected] DST- 2004 Mob. 9810429012 NOCL 2000 Dr. Indrani JSPS Lab No.- 118, Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007 77.8%/ DU/ 63.6%/DU/ 14 22.12.1989 Gen __ 2017/ DU __ JRF 13 13 __ __ __ [email protected] 2009 2011 Mob. 9654773180 Shuchi Maheshwari tower-4, flat No. 1808, Golf 8.91/ CGPA/ Avvenue2, Sector-75, NOIDA 73.7%/ Bikaner 2016/MNIT 15 12.07.1987 Gen NIT Jaipur/ __ __ JRF 5 __ __ __ __ UP Univ./ 2008 Jaipur 2010 [email protected] Meena Bisht Lab No. 118, Department of Chemistry University of Delhi 65%/DU/ 16 31.03.1989 Gen 75%./DU/ 2010 __ 2018/ DU __ JRF 14 14 __ __ __ Delhi-110007 2012 [email protected] Mob. 9958763320, 9250143140 Swati Gupta D-1/39, Janakpuri New Delhi-110058 [email protected] 66.8%/DU/ 61.4%/DU/ 17 05.01.1985 Gen __ 2014/DU __ JRF 14 11 __ __ __ Mob. 9911294305 2006 2008 sonal Asthana B-94, I floor, Surajmal Vihar, Near Shikshak Sadan, Opp. Hotel Leela, Delhi-110092 94%/ AMITY 18 30.10.1987 Gen 63%/DU/ 2008 __ 2018/DU __ NA 3 2 __ 1 __ [email protected] / 2010 Mob. 9654241408 Sonia Chahar House No. 740, Sector-14, 8.699Point Gurgaon haryana-122001 80.7%/DU/ 2014/Bhagwan 19 18.4.1983 Gen Scale/ IIT __ __ JRF 8 __ __ __ __ [email protected] 1002 t Univ. Ajmer/ Mob. 9983051617 Delhi/ 2005 Shilpa Jain 84, Gram Sabha, Pooth Kalaan, New Delhi-110086 [email protected] 78.65./DU/ 71%/DU/ 20 31.08.1985 Gen __ 2014/DU __ JRF 6 3 __ 6 time __ Mob. 99533074730, 2006 2008 9213736562 Renu Gautam Flat No. 1/6, Second floor 65%/Dr. Bhim Khirki, malviya Nagar Pin- 73%/Dr. Bhim Rao 21 110017 02.08.1984 Gen Rao Ambedkar Ambedkar __ 2015/DU __ JRF 6 __ __ __ __ [email protected] Univ.Agra Univ. Agra/ Mob. 9711801641 2008 Monika Tyagi Plot No. 10, Ashok Vatika lajpat Nagar, Sahibabad Ghaziabad- 63.5%/CCSU/ 63.8%/CCSU/ 22 201005 06.03.1981 Gen __ 2008/CCSU __ __ 24 __ __ __ __ 2000 2002 [email protected] Mob. 9650948123 Prateek Tyagi H. No. D887, Dabua Colony, NIT Faridabad, haryana-121001 [email protected] 60%/DU/ 70.8%/D 23 10.07.1983 Gen 60%/DU/ 2004 2015/IGNOU __ __ 9 __ __ __ __ Mob. 9810342303 2006 U/ 2008 Sheza Zaidi 396, Pocket V, Mayur Vihar Phase-I 64.2%/DU/ 24 13.01.1975 Gen 62%/DU/ 1995 __ 2009/DU __ JRF 4 1 __ __ __ [email protected] 1998 Mob. 9871204064 Mamta Sethi H.-31B, Phase-3 Pocket-D, Deep Enclave Ashok Vihar 78%/MDSU 69%/DU/ 25 12.06.1982 Gen __ 2010/DU __ JRF 8 __ __ __ __ [email protected] Ajmer/ 2004 2006 Mob. 9958482045 Tripti V-449, Street No. 19, Vijay park, Delhi-110053 [email protected] 66.5%/DU/ 65.9%/DU/20 26 16.08.1982 Gen __ 2014/DU __ NA 3 __ __ 2 __ Mob. 9811720734 2004 06 Priyanka Aggarwal B-164, Street No. 2 Majlishpark near Azadpur Delhi-110033 61.9%/DU/ 27 04.07.1985 Gen 60%/DU/2010 __ 2018/DU/ __ JRF 9 9 __ __ __ [email protected] 2005 Mob.9654785538 Reshu Chaudhary QZ-1422, Ist floor Rani Bagh, delhi-110034 72.5%/Kuruks 74.8%/Kuruksh 28 [email protected] 06.08.1979 Gen hetra Univ./ __ 2009/DU __ JRF 4 __ __ __ __ etra Univ./1999 Mob. 9811217769, 2001 9811217768 Pragati Malik 26/398, New Moti Nagar, Near Jhoolaylal mandir, New Delhi- 110015 80.3%/DU/ 75%/DU/ 29 13.07.1986 Gen __ 2014/DU __ JRF 4 3 __ __ __ [email protected] 2007 2009 Mob. 9910517371 Swati Mendiratta 40-C/ Pocket-B, Vikaspuri Extension Delhi-110018 [email protected] 80.9%/ DU/ 88.8%/IIT 2017/ IIT 30 19.08.1989 Gen __ __ JRF 4 4 __ __ __ Mob. 9891399629 2010 Delhi/2012 Delhi B. K. Ojehwi Nigam E-17, soami Nagar North New 74.6%/ Delhi-110017 2011/ 61%/Magadh Dayalbagh 31 [email protected] 14.09.1981 Gen __ Dayalbagh __ __ 8 __ __ __ UGC 2010 Univ/ 2013 Univ. Agra/ Mob. 9560365027 Univ. 2006 Shivani Sharma 26, 3rf Floor, govind Park Near jagatpuri New Delhi-110051 [email protected] 75.4%/DU/ 67.7%/DU/ 32 19.02.1988 Gen __ 2017/DU __ JRF 14 14 __ __ __ Mob. 9953794089 2008 2010 Shubhra goel CSIR-RA/ B-Block/49, G-2, Dilshad 2017 Garden, Delhi-110095 Chinese 68.6%/CCSU/ 66.6%/ 2011/ Jamia 33 [email protected] 20.04.1979 Gen __ __ __ 18 __ __ __ Academy 1999 CCSU/ 2001 Millia Islamia Mob.
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