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1 भारत सरकार /GOVERNMENT OF INDIA अटल िबहारी वाजपये ी आयुवान संथान एवं डॉ.राम मनोहर लोिहया अपताल, नई दली ATAL BIHARI VAJPAYEE INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES & DR.RAM MANOHAR LOHIA HOSPITAL, NEW DELHI-110001 Tele: 011-2340443/2336552 ADMIT CARD OF JUNIOR RESIDENT (Non-Academic) - 2021 The following information/instructions are given below for scheduled written Examination on 02.05.2021 (Sunday). (Roll No. 21001 to 21676) Centre: PGIMER Building, ABVIMS & Dr. RML Hospital, Baba Kharag Singh Marg, New Delhi-110001 Phone No: 011-23404439 1. The Call Letter (Memorandum) along with Admit Card to the candidates as per list is at Annexure A, B & C. 2. The Candidates can download the same from the Hospital Website and bring it on the date of written Examination (Annexure A, B & C). 3. The candidates shall fill the blank columns of Admit Card as per the details mentioned in Annexure-C. 4. Without the Admit Card, no candidate will be allowed to appear in the Written Examination. 5. All Candidates should carry one spare passport size photograph, identical to one pasted in the Application Form and Admit Card. 6. No Mobile Phone, any other Electronic Gadgets/Teaching Material is allowed in the Examination Hall. Any electronic device if found in possession of any candidate he/she will be summarily disqualified. Hospital authority will not responsible to keep safe custody of candidate belongings. 7. The Candidates should also bring any Govt. issued Photo Identity Proof like Voter’s Card, Adhaar Card, Driving License, Passport, PAN Card for verification of identity, without which no candidate shall be permitted to appear for written examination. 2 Annexure-A भारत सरकार /GOVERNMENT OF INDIA अटल िबहारी वाजपये ी आयुवान संथान एवं डॉ.राम मनोहर लोिहया अपताल, नई दली ATAL BIHARI VAJPAYEE INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES & DR.RAM MANOHAR LOHIA HOSPITAL, NEW DELHI-110001 F.No.08-01/2021-RMLH/(HA-II)/JR/1637 Dated 06.04.2021 MEMORANDUM 1. With reference to your application for the post of Junior Resident (Non-Academic) in this hospital, you are directed to report to PGIMER Building, ABVIMS & Dr. RML Hospital, Baba Kharag Singh Marg, New Delhi-110001, on 02.05.2021 (Sunday) as per schedule given in Annexure “B”. 2. No Mobile Phone, any other Electronic Gadgets/Teaching Material is allowed in the Examination Hall. 3. You should also bring any Govt. issued Photo Identity Proof like Voter’s Card, Adhaar Card, Driving License, Passport, PAN Card for verification of identity, without which no candidate shall be permitted to appear for written examination. 4. The Question paper has 70 objective-type questions. Each objective-type question has multiple choices of which only one is correct. Note :- The candidates should appear for written exam only if he/she is a citizen of India and fulfills the following eligibility conditions. The appearance in written test will be provisional and will not entitle the person for appointment till he/she fulfill the following eligibility conditions. a) MBBS passing certificate. b) Internship completion certificate as per details mentioned in advertisement. c) Permanent Registration certificate in DMC. d) Original Matriculation certificate for verification of date of Birth. In case of any difficulty the candidates may contact: Officer In-charge, HA-II (Academic) Section, Academic Block, Ground Floor, PGIMER Building, ABVIMS. Enclosure: ADMIT CARD. Officer I/C (ACADEMIC) Roll No. Name (As per Annexure C Attached) 3 Annexure-B भारत सरकार /GOVERNMENT OF INDIA अटल िबहारी वाजपये ी आयुवान संथान एवं डॉ.राम मनोहर लोिहया अपताल, नई दली ATAL BIHARI VAJPAYEE INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES & DR.RAM MANOHAR LOHIA HOSPITAL, NEW DELHI-110001 ADMIT CARD For the post of Junior Resident (Non-Academic)-2021 Date of written 02-05-2021 (Sunday) Examination Venue of PGIMER Building, ABVIMS & Dr. RML Hospital, Baba Kharag Examination Singh Marg, New Delhi-110001 Phone: 011-23404439 Duration of 60 Minutes (1 Hour) Examination Batch Examination Time Reporting Time Closing Time 1st (Roll No. 21001 10:30 A.M. to 11:30 09:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. to 21338) A.M. nd 2 (Roll No. 21339 12:30 P.M. to 01:30 10:30 A.M. 11:30 A.M. to 21676) P.M. Roll No._______________________ Passport size Photo Name_________________________ to be pasted by the candidate and Category ______________________ Signed across the photo Signature of Officer I/C (Academic) _____________________________________________________________________________________ To be filled at the time of examination Signature of Candidate Signature of Invigilator Note: No candidate will be permitted entry in Examination Venue after closing time in any circumstances 4 INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILLING UP OF ANSWER SHEET (OMR SHEET) FOR EXAMINATION FOR RECRUITMENT IN ABVIMS & DR. RML HOSPITAL, NEW DELHI. USE ONLY BLUE/BLACK BALL PEN FOR WRITING/DARKENING IN THE ANSWER SHEET. DARKEN THE RELEVANT BUBBLES COMPLETELY. EXAMPLE: PARTIAL DARKENING OR PUTTING DOTS IN THE BUBBLES MAY NOT BE EVALUATED AND WILL RESULT IN EVALUATION AS WRONG ANSWER OR BLANK BUBBLES EXAMPLE: 1. STUDENT’S NAME Please write your name, as recorded in relevant certificate, in CAPITAL /BLOCK LETTERS only. If the name exceeds the number of boxes, fill up the name till the boxes are covered. For example, the name “ RAKESH KUMAR SRIVASTAVA” may be entered in the boxes as under:- R A K E S H K U M A R S R I V A S T A V A Then, darken the appropriate circles/bubbles below respective boxes. Leave blank the respective bubble for blank space. EXAMPLE :2 Name: V K MALHOTRA V K M A L H O T R A Then, darken the appropriate circles/bubbles below respective boxes. Leave blank the respective bubble for blank space. 2. DATE OF BIRTH Please write your Date of Birth as recorded in 10th/SSLC Certificate. If your Date of Birth is 02/03/1995, please fill up the boxes as under: 0 2 0 3 9 5 (DD/MM/YY Format) Then, darken the appropriate circles/bubbles below respective boxes. 3. ROLL NUMBER Please fill your ROLL Number in 5 digit format only as under: 2 1 0 0 1 4. SET Fill up the respective Set Number as A/B, mentioned in the question book, in the box and darken the appropriate circle/bubble. 5. CATEGORY Please darken the appropriate circle/bubble against respective category. 6. GENDER Please darken the appropriate circle/bubble against respective gender. 7. MOBILE NUMBER Please write your 10 digit mobile number in the boxes and darken the appropriate circles/bubbles. 8. THE QUESTION PAPER CONTAINS 70 QUESTIONS OF MULTIPLE CHOICE. YOU WILL HAVE TO DARKEN THE APPROPRIATE CIRCLE/BUBBLE AGAINST THE QUESTION NUMBER IN THE ANSWER SHEET. DARKENING MULTIPLE BUBBLES FOR THE SAME WILL BE EVALUATED AS WRONG ANSWER AND NO MARK WILL BE GIVEN. THERE IS NO NEGATIVE MARKING. 9. PLEASE PUT YOUR SIGNATURE IN THE BOX MARKED FOR ‘Student’s Signature’ IN THE PRESENCE OF INVIGILATOR ONLY. INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILLING UP OF BOXES IN THE QUESTION PAPER 1. Please write your ROLL NUMBER in the appropriate box. 2. Please fill the serial number of Answer (OMR) Sheet in the appropriate box. 3. Please put your signature in the appropriate box. 5 Annexure-C List of Eligible Candidates for Written Examination for the post of Junior Resident (Non-Academic) 2021 1st batch Roll Date of Name of the Doctor Category Address No. Birth 21001 Utsav Mane UR 22.03.1992 D-8, Gandhi Nagar ,Gwalior, MP 21002 Suraj Bose Choudhary UR 18.05.1995 I-1793, Chittaranjan Park, New Delhi G-120, Sector-54, Suncity , Gurugram Haryana- 21003 Ranjeet Kumar UR 30.06.1996 12200 At-Daraba Chaa PO/PS Marshaghai Dist 21004 Prajna Nayak UR 07.06.1992 Kendrapara Orisha B-805, Surya Plaza Nr. Vidhya Bharti Schook UM 21005 Raj Ranjitkumar Shah UR 02.02.1994 Road, Surat, Gujarat- 395002 H.No.804, Sector-5, Urban Estate, Kurukshetra, 21006 Preet Pal UR 04.01.1994 Haryana 21007 Ashutosh Bhardwaj UR 01.07.1994 51/F, DA Block, Hari Nagar, New Delhi- 110064 4-Kh, all Road, Garoth, Distt. Mandsaur, MP- 21008 Vini Porwal UR 02.09.1996 458880 21009 Devika Gupta UR 10.07.1993 R-856, New Rajinder Nagar, New Delhi- 110060 21010 Anurag Sharma UR 25.05.1995 A-16, Lal Bagh Loni, Ghaziabad H.no.21-7-470, Shakker Kota Charminar, 21011 Attar Ruby Md. Nazir UR 03.09.1991 Hyderabad- 500002 Sector -D, Pocket 7, Flat no.7424, Vasant Kunj, 21012 Anantika Mittal UR 16.09.1994 New Delhi -70 BH Colony ,Near Sambhbhi Apartment, Bhutnath, 21013 Priyanka Bharti UR 12.12.1994 Patna Bihar 800026 AT -Tala Sahi PO/PS Binjham, Dist-Jajpur, 21014 Ashique Aziz Khan UR 14.06.1994 Odisha C-801, Prateek Stylome, Sector-45, Noida, UP - 21015 Asmita Misra UR 22.05.1995 201301 Kamalarjote, Ward no.7, Vill. and Post Sabroom, 21016 Pradyut Datta UR 10.01.1994 Distt. South, Tripura -799145 Flat 504, Tower 23, Common Wealth Games 21017 Nikita Tripathi UR 27.12.1993 village, Near Akshardham Temple, New Delhi - 110092 WZ-7A, Street no. 7A, Puran Nagar,Palam , New 21018 Nibedita Ayan UR 23.06.1995 Delhi- 110077 Fashion Boot House, Pull Sudhar Bazar, Ludhiana, 21019 Akshay Kumar UR 19.05.1993 Punjab Kumaoun Enterprises, Tanakpur Road, Khatima, 21020 Aman Khan UR 28.08.1996 Uttarakhand Mohalla Chandanpur, PO -Tanakhar Amakhokhra 21021 Neha Singh UR 01.06.1994 Korba, C.G 6 337, Sant Nagar, East of Kailash New Delhi 21022 Rakaya Parvin UR 25.08.1994 110065 Shivaji Colony, PO- Milap Nagar, Roorkee C/246, 21023 Pankaj Singh Kathayat UR 28.12.1994 Uttarkhand Vill-Fatehpur Mafi, Post-Palaula, Dist-Amroha, 21024 Mohd Dulha UR 04.07.1995 UP- 244222 21025 Beena Singh UR 26.01.1993 H/o B.P.
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