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The Following Candidates Applications Are Eligible for the Post of Office Assistant Sheet1 The following Candidates applications are Eligible for the post of Office Assistant AGE and EDUCATIONAL OTHER App.No Name and Address DOB SEX QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION COMMUNITY EXPERIENCE K. VellaDurai S/o.Karuppasamy No.47, Dr. Subbarao Nagar, 1st Street, 31 Years 2 Choolaimedu, Chennai 600 094. 19.04.1985 Male HSC MBC C. Immanuvel S/o. M. Chinnarasu No.148, Eswaran Koil Street, Surttel Village, Menallur Post, Vembakkam Taluk, 21 Years 4 T.V. Malai 631702 02.05.1995 Male SSLC, Diploma BC G. Manikandan, S/o.M.Gomathiyapillai No.2, Kavalpiral Street, Tirunelveli Town, 29 Years 5 627006 15.08.1987 Male SSLC OC P. Uthayaprakash S/o.S.Packirysamy No.18/13, Vaiyalikadu, Maraignayanallur(Post), Vedaranyam 24 Years Computer Literacy 6 (Taluk), Nagappattinam (Dist),614810 10.05.1992 Male B.SC., B.Ed., Programme MBC S. Praveen Kumar S/o.P. Shanmugham No.30A, Mettu Street, Vanniyarpalayam, 27 Years 9 Cuddalore 607001 29.05.1989 Male SSLC, DECE MBC 5 years R. Meganathan, S/o.S.Ramasamy No.18/14, Vaiyalikadu, Maraignayanallur(Post), Vedaranyam 24 Years Computer Literacy 10 (Taluk), Nagappattinam (Dist) 614810 05.04.1992 Male B.SC., Programme MBC Ms Office, S.Selvasankar S/o.S. Subramanian Typewriting No.21A, Kathiresan Kovil Street, Near 2nd 25 Years English in 11 Gate, Thoothukudi 628002 03.07.1991 Male SSLC, ITI, DEEE lower,Car Driving BC Page 1 Sheet1 S.Mohan Gandhi S/o.A.Srinivasan, No. 447, Selvalpatti, Thengaithinnipatty(Post), Viralimalai 28 Years 14 (Taluk), Pudukkottai (dist 621316) 09.04.1988 Male SSLC SC S. Arunkumar S/o.Sidharthan, SSLC, Diploma in No.576,Annai Sathya Nagar, 30 Years Agricultural Kothari Agri 15 B.P.Agarharam, Erode 638005 30.07.1986 Male Technology SC Tech (P) Ltd., M.Sakthivel, S/o.R.Manickam (late), NewNo.26, second Street, East 27 Years 19 Abhiramapuram, Mylapore,Chennai 4 17.06.1989 Male HSC Driving all Vehicles MBC 2/12 Years D.V. Vasudevan S/o.D.M.Venkatraman No.4/125B, Bharathiyar Street, Emaneswaram, Paramakudi(taluk), 20 Years 21 Ramanatha puram 623701 28.12.1996 Male HSC BC V.Muruganandham S/o.D.Vinayagam No.18,Sunambedu Road, New Mambakkam Vill &post, Madurarthakam 21 Years 22 Taluk, Kanchipuram 603306 20.03.1995 Male BBA MBC 8 Month S.Ezhilarasan, S/o.R.Selvam, No.1/67, Colony street, Ambapur post &village, Udayarpalayam Taluk, Ariyalur 29 Years 23 621 701 02.06.1987 Male HSC SC 12 Years E. Sangeetha W/o. G.Senthilkumar, No.69/17A, Throwpathi Amman Koil 5th 29 Years 24 Street, Velachery, Chennai 600 042 10.06.1987 Female M.A., SC K.Sowmiya, D/o.C.Sakthipandiyan No..2/257, Mariyamman Kovil Street, Agragaram Post& Vill, Natrampalli Taluk, 24 Years 26 Vellore Dist 635651 05.06.1992 Female HSC MBC S.Vijayakumar S/o.S.Penchalaiah No.19, Barathi Nagr, 1st Street, K.H.Road, 32 Years 28 Korukkupet, Chennai 21 07.07.1984 Male SSLC SC 5 years Page 2 Sheet1 R.Kirubakaran S/o.S.Rajendran No.11/5, Anjugam Nagar, 3rd Cross Street, 33 Years 30 Kolathur, Chennai 600099 26.02.1984 Male SSLC (Fail) SC K.Kaviyarasu S/o.S.Kathirvelu No.2/242, Mariyamman Kovil Street, Agragaram (post &vill), Natrampallai Taluk, 19 Years 31 Vellore 635651 10.06.1997 Male HSC MBC M.C. Sumithra W/o.D.Murugan No.1/38 MIG, TNHB Colony, Anjugam Nagar, Kolathur, Chennai 600099. Mettu Colony, N.M.Kandigai Village, Gummidipoondi Taluk, Thiruvallur Dist 25 Years 32 601202 07.12.1991 Female SSLC(Fail) SC V.Gowtham S/o.A.Venkatesan Diploma in No.9, Newstreet Extension, Chenguttai, 22 Years SSLC, ITI Ref Computer 36 Katpadi, Vellore 632007 20.04.1994 Male &AC Mechanic Management BC C. Prasanth S/o.K.Chelathurai No.1/24E, Periyar Nagar, 2nd Street, 29 Years 37 Vengavasal, Kancheepuram 03.12.1988 Male 10th Fail SCA J. Balu S/o.N.Jayavel No.10/29, Palmore Street, West 31 Years 38 Mambalam, Chennai 33 10.06.1985 Male 9th Detained SC S.Suriyaprakash S/o.A.Subramani No.17/4, Krishnapillai Street, Gray Nagar, 31 Years 39 Pulianthope, Chennai 600 012 13.02.1985 Male HSC SC M.Dinesh S/o.R.Mani 2 years in No.3, Pattukottai Alagiri Street, 25 Years 10th Fail, Tanish 40 T.P.Nagar, Tharmani Chennai 113 08.07.1991 Male ITI(AC Tech) SC Enterprises Page 3 Sheet1 S. Ragul S/o.Selvam No.1/149D, Gangai amman Koil Street, Katpadi Main road, Veppangaveri, Katpadi, 24 Years Driving licence 42 Vellore 09.06.1993 Male SSLC with HVL BC C.Karthick S/o.M.Chokkalingam No.1, Bharathiyar Salai 2nd Cross Street, Paduvancherry, Madampakkam Post, 21 Years 46 Chennai 600126 20.08.1995 Male HSC Bc M. Ramasamy S/o.R. Masaiyan No.65/217, Matharajapuram, Ariyanayagipuram Post, Valithikumal 27 Years 48 Taluk, Thoothukudi 628901 11.05.1989 Male HSC DCA MBC R.Nachiappan S/o.N.Ramakrishnan No.4/763, Bharath Street, Anbu Nagar, 30 Years Typewriting 49 ANna Nagar, Madurai 625 020 15.05.1986 Male SSLC English (Lower) BC S.Saranya W/o.R.Charuhasan N.No.20, Old.No.12D, Kaluva Mulli Street, Vasan Theatre back side, Thiruthureipoondi, 21 Years 51 Thiruvarur 614713 08.09.1995 Female SSLC Ms Word ST D. Naveen Kumar S/o.K.Duraiswamy No.17/15, Karukku Main Raod, 26 Years 52 Menambedu, Ambattur, Chennai 53 04.07.1990 Male SSLC Fail BPP BC C.Premraju s/o.P.Chinnandi, No. 151, 10 Years as New.No.313, Thambu Chetty Street, Ist 30Years Advocates 54 Floor, Room No.6, Chennai 1 03.06.1986 Male X DiSContinue SC clerk A.Premkumar S/o.P.Appavu No.41/166, Keeraipadam padi, Olai Patti, Pudhu Colony, Salem 30, Mohan Nagar 18 Years SSLC, D.M.E., 55 post 28.06.1998 Male (studying) SC R. Saravanan S/o. Raji No.56,41th Street Extension, Thillai 30 Years 56 Ganga Nagar, Nanganallur, Chennai 61 25.04.1986 Male B.A., (Eco) MBC Page 4 Sheet1 P.Venkatesan S/o.D.Palani N.No.3/401 O.No.2/711 Plot No7, Selvaganapathi Nagar, Vetteralithottam, 32 Years Typewriting lower 58 Seeneerkuppam, Chennai 56 10.06.1984 Male SSLC in English SC Yes S.Karthikeyan S/o.M.Santha kumar No.173, Kallankuthu Street, Thirumukkudal 34 Years 60 (post), Palayaseevaram Vill, Kanchipuram 25.05.1982 Male 9th Fail SC Nils T.Vinothkumar S/o.K.Thangaraj SSRC NO.6,Vazhaithottam Street, Uthiramerur, 29 Years Transolutaion 62 Kanchipuram 603406 02.06.1987 Male SSLC, Nursing Assistant BC pvt ltd L.Sathish S/o.S.Loganathan No.5,Nukkalamman Koil Street, 29 Years Work in Yazaki 63 Uthiramerur, Kanchipuram 603 406 10.05.1987 Male HSC BC India Ltd M.Prabu S/o.N.Murugan No.3/1048,Maniyam Street, 30 Years 64 Kandachepuram Taluk, Villupuram 605701 20.05.1986 Male 8th Pass SC Typewriting in N. Muruganandam S/o.R.Nataraj Tamil & English No.40, Forest Road, 3rd Street, Theni 36 Years Higher, Basic 68 625531 28.11.1981 Male HSC, ITI Computer course BC N. Balaji, S/o.S.Narasimhan No.3/132, E Type, 27th Street, Sidconagar, 25 Years Diploma in 69 Villivakkam, Chennai 600049 17.06.1992 Male SSLC(fail) Catering SC M. Rajkumar S/o.Muthukrishnan No.25/38, Govindsingh Street, 28 Years Advocate clerk 71 Puliyanthope, Chennai 600 012 10.11.1988 Male SSLC SC for 5 years A. Ramya W/o.R.Sadhesan Jothi Halli, P.Chettihalli Post, Palacode Taluk, 21 Years 75 Dharmapuri 636808 10.05.1996 Female HSC MBC Page 5 Sheet1 B.Arunraj S/o.D.Babu O.No.34,N.No.77, Thiruvalluvar Sali, 23 Years 76 Valasarawakkam, Chennai 600087 04.09.1993 Male 10th Fail SC Karthika W/o.Muruganandham No.1/900, Tothi Nagar, 8th Street, Padianallur, 25 Years 77 Chennai 52 25.11.1991 Female BBA Tally, PGDCA MBC R.Saravanan S/o.D.Ramaraju No.1/331,Kilinjanatham, Arangoour Post, 29 Years M.A., B.Ed., Computer Literacy 78 Thottiyam Taluk, Tiruchirappalli 621215 14.09.1987 Male D.T.Ed., Programme SC G.Rathina Selvam, S/o.K.Ganesan No.15/57,Rajiv Gandhi Nagar 2nd Street, 27 Years 80 Ernavoore, Chennai 57 08.07.1989 Male SSLC MBC K.Manikandan, S/o.M.Kumar No.9/12, Vatta Vadiva Nagar, Anna Nagar 24 Years 81 west Extn, Chennai 101 17.05.1992 Male SSLC SC P.Sakthivel S/o.M.Pandaram No.7/12,Uadipatty(v), TN.V.Puram post, 29 Years 84 Andippatti Taluk, Theni 20.04.1987 Male B.A., HTML, DTP, MTV, BC S. Naveen S/o.V.Seelan No.134A,’D’ Block, RV Nagar, 2nd Street, 24 Years 86 Anna Nagar East, Chennai 600102 22.12.1992 Male SSLC Basic Computer BC S.Sathish S/o.L.Srinivsan, No.182,Pilliyar Koil Street, Naganathi, 21 Years 87 Vellore 632113 04.03.1995 Male SSLC, ITI BC G.S. Pravin S/o.V.Sasidharanthampi, Attinkara House, Fort Eraniel, Kandanvillai 22 Years 88 Post, K.K.Dist 629810 14.09.1995 Male SSLC Fail OC Page 6 Sheet1 J. Kannan S/o.T.Jayapal No.1/49,Poovarasamara Street, Periyankuppam post, Ambur Taluk, Vellore 27 Years 89 635814 05.06.1989 Male DCE BC S.Sagunthala D/o.A.Sivalingam No.3/152, SChool Street, Sellipalalyam, Thuraiyur 31 Years 90 Taluk, Trichy 621002 03.05.1985 Female SSLC Tally MBC C. Sathishkumar S/o.E.Chandra Sekaran Safe No.15/5, Thandaiyar Nagar, 1st Street, 32 Years transportation of 91 Thandaiyarpet, Chennai 81 26.09.1984 Male SSLC Fail Hazardous goods SC J.
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