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Total Combined Rank.Pdf 21 1736 AVIJIT KARAK Male SANTIPADA KARAK OBC No PARTHA PRATIM 22 770 DUTTA Male ALOKE KR DUTTA General No 23 1985 ARIJIT PAL Male BIMALENDU PAL General No 24 1984 MOULI DAS Female ARUN KANTA DAS General No 25 3261 SUMAIYA SULTANA Female RAFIKUL HAQUE General No 26 3093 ABHIJIT PANJA Male BHOLANATH PANJA General No 27 1 RITIKA GHOSH Female SRIKANTA GHOSH General No 28 1696 DEBJIT DEY SARKAR Male DEBASHIS DEY SARKAR General No 29 2157 SAMAPTI KHAN Female RAMPRASAD KHAN General No 30 1578 ASIM KAURI Male SAMBHU NATH KAURI OBC No ALTAF HOSSAIN 31 1562 ANOWAR MONDAL Male MONDAL OBC No DEBRAJ BALARAM 32 2647 CHOWDHURY Male CHOWDHURY General No NRIMANDAL 33 672 MANDAL Male BIJNANDAN MANDAL General No 34 634 RAJIB DUTTA Male SIBARAM DUTTA General No 35 240 SHUVAJIT SAHA Male BAPI SAHA OBC No 36 2895 NASRIN KHATUN Female ABDUL LOTIB General No 37 2747 PRIYASHA SAMANTA Female DIPANKAR SAMANTA General No 38 1812 SOURAV KAMILYA Male SUBHAS KAMILYA OBC No 39 1225 SANDIP MAJI Male JOYDEB MAJI OBC No 40 346 ARNAB BHAKTA Male SRIKANTA BHAKTA General No RABINDRA NATH 41 89 RAHUL MANDAL Male MANDAL General No 42 739 MADHYMA SINGH Female RAM MILAN SINGH General No 43 24 GUGYGHGJKGHU Male HHBJKHIUGJHG OBC No 44 70 TAPAS PANJA Male GOUTAM PANJA General No 45 1428 FSDJGHJ Male JSHAJK OBC No 46 3077 JAYANTA GHOSH Male SUSANTA GHOSH General No 47 363 ASIL HOSSAIN Male MOKAROF HOSSAIN OBC No 48 1463 SAYONI SAMANTA Female JAYDEB SAMANTA General No 49 2411 AMARTYA GURIA Male BIJAN BEHARI GURIA General No 50 1779 DIBYENDU DEY Male SHIBNATH DEY General No 51 1006 KALYAN MANDAL Male ROHIT MANDAL OBC No 52 2568 RUPAK MANDAL Male RASHBEHARI MANDAL General No SHUBHAM 53 1536 KARMAKAR Male MANIK KARMAKAR General No MANINDRANATH 54 54 ANJAN SARKAR Male SARKAR General No 55 2947 SUBHASIS MANDAL Male GOPES MANDAL SC No 56 2317 DIPANKAR GORAI Male HARADHAN GORAI OBC No BISWANATH 57 1276 MALAY PRAMANICK Male PRAMANICK General No SUBHOJIT ASHIM 58 773 BHATTACHARYA Male BHATTACHARYA General No DIBYENDU BIKASH 59 2850 SOUMEN MAITI Male MAITI General No 60 425 IJAJ SARKAR Male MD ABDUL GAFFAR OBC No 61 521 RAJ SARKAR Male MD ABDMM GAFFAR OBC No 62 524 HAHA HABBW Female BBA ABBA OBC No 63 527 IJAJ SARKA Male MD ABDUL GAFFAR OBC No BISWAJIT SHYAMAL 64 27 CHAKRABORTY Male CHAKRABORTY General No SUDHANGSUBALA 65 783 PAUL Female ANIRUDDHA PAUL General No 66 2767 SOHAM NAG Male SANJAY NAG General No 67 1422 KUNTAL KHANRA Male ALOKE KHANRA General No 68 662 PROMITA ROY Female TARAKNATH ROY General No 69 2978 ARNAB DAS Male UTPAL KUMAR DAS OBC No 70 786 SHANTANU KAR Male DINABANDHU KAR General No 71 1619 BIPLAB SATPATI Male SISIR KUMAR SATPATI General No SPANDAN LATE PRANAB 72 851 BHATTACHARYA Male BHATTACHARYA General No 73 364 SAIKAT BAR Male SAMAR BAR SC No GANESH CHANDRA 74 230 SOUVIK MONDAL Male MONDAL General No 75 508 GOLAM GOUS Male SARIFUL ISLAM OBC No INDRANIL DIPENDRA NARAYAN 76 193 CHOWDHURY Male CHOWDHURY General No 77 775 BIKRAM NATH Male RAMANUJ NATH General No 78 1658 ARPITA NATH Female DEBAPRASAD NATH OBC No 79 3039 SUMAN JANA Male SUBHAS JANA General No 80 2631 MD MUSTOFA SK Male ABDUL ALLAM OBC No 81 140 SOURAV GHOSH Male ANUP KUMAR GHOSH General No 82 294 SUBHAM KUNDU Male PRASANTA KUNDU OBC No LAKSHMAN CHANDRA 83 1220 SRIKUMAR GURIA Male GURIA General No TAPAS GOURHARI 84 456 SINHAMAHAPATRA Male SINHAMAHAPATRA General No 85 2721 ARGHADIP MAITI Male ARUN KUMAR MAITI General No DAUD HOSSAIN 86 1596 BISHANUR MONDAL Male MONDAL OBC No 87 1064 RAHUL ROY Male UTTAM ROY General No 88 1221 SUBHADEEP DAS Male RADHASHYAM DAS OBC No RANGALAL JAHARLAL 89 711 CHAKRABORTY Male CHAKRABORTY General No KOUSHIK 90 1943 CHOWDHURY Male PRABIR CHOWDHURY General No PROSANTA KUMAR 91 423 SHOVANGI DEY Female DEY General No 92 1973 SOURIN ROY Male SOMNATH ROY General No 93 1482 SAYANIKA KUNDU Female SUKHEN KUNDU General No SANCHITA SUKDEV 94 2265 CHAKRAVORTY Female CHAKRAVORTY General No 95 173 RAJU GORAI Male RABI LOCHAN GORAI OBC No 96 175 RAJU GORAI Male RABI LOCHAN GORAI General No 97 1858 AMIRUL MIRZA Male AFSAR MIRZA General No SK SANOWAR 98 1817 HOSSAIN Male SK ANAMAT OBC No 99 1556 DISHA DAS Female NABA KUMAR DAS General No 100 841 SUBHAJIT SAHA Male ARUP SAHA General No SAMANWITA 101 926 TARAFDAR Female SUSHIL TARAFDAR General No ABU MOSABBAR LATE MD MAHATAB 102 2986 HOSSAIN Male HOSSAIN OBC No PARAN CHANDRA 103 2772 PRASHANTA BAURI Male BAURI SC No 104 2251 AAA Male GGG General No LATE SASHADHAR 105 1246 APURBA BHOWMIK Male BHOWMIK General No 106 886 ASIM DAS Male ANIL DAS General No 107 1659 UJJWAL SAHU Male MUKTA KANTI SAHU General No 108 1191 TAPASI SAMANTA Female SUKHENDU SAMANTA General No SUPRAVAT 109 2533 SAYAN CHATTERJEE Male CHATTERJEE General No 110 1140 RAJDIP JANA Male ANUP KUMAR JANA General No 111 214 SAREEF ISLAM Male MIR ANAWAR ALI General No 112 2372 PRIYANKA SARKAR Female SUDHIR SARKAR SC No 113 2967 JAYASREE DAS Female JAGAJIBAN DAS OBC No SADHAN CHANDRA 114 301 SAGAR GHOSH Male GHOSH General No 115 1508 PRADIP MONDAL Male PRASANTA MONDAL General No 116 297 MD IMRAN ALI Male MD SAIFUL HOQUE OBC No 117 719 SHOVAN MAITY Male SAMIR MAITY General No 118 792 SOFIKUL ISLAM Male MD HUMAYUN ALI OBC No 119 2108 SK SAMIM HOSSAIN Male SK SAYDUL ISLAM OBC No 120 2129 SK SAMIM HOSSAI Male SK SAYDUL ISLAM OBC No MRINAL KANTI 121 856 TANMAY BARMAN Male BARMAN SC No LATE PARESH 122 324 SAIKAT NATH Male CHANDRA NATH OBC No 123 2020 SUVANKAR BERA Male SAMBHUNATH BERA General No BIRENDRA NATH 124 475 PRATIK MAITY Male MAITY General No 125 2247 ARUNA MUKHERJEE Female AMAR MUKHERJEE General No SAYAN DEBIDAS 126 2361 CHAKRABORTY Male CHAKRABORTY General No 127 2490 SANTU PANJA Male SUBRATA PANJA General No CHANDAN KUMAR 128 946 SUBHAM MOHANTA Male MOHANTA General No SWAPAN KUMAR 129 210 SANDIP DUTTA Male DUTTA OBC No 130 3403 SUSANTA LAYEK Male MUKUNDA LAYEK General No MADHAB CHANDRA 131 606 NAYEK Male GADADHAR NAYEK General No 132 660 PRITILATA ROY Female TARAKNATH ROY General No 133 2412 RAJAT KAMILYA Male SANATAN KAMILYA OBC No MOST SHAMIMA 134 2218 AKHTAR Female BARKAT ALI OBC No KARTIK CHANDRA 135 3162 SOURAV JANA Male JANA General No SWADESHRANJAN 136 169 SANTANU BARIK Male BARIK OBC No 137 1177 TANMOY SHAW Male UTTAM SHAW SC No 138 888 SULTAN ANSARY Male SAFIRUDDIN ANSARY OBC No 139 971 SUJAN PRADHAN Male SUDHIR PRADHAN OBC No INDRAJIT 140 1377 MUKHERJEE Male NILMONI MUKHERJEE General No 141 3353 ALOK SARKAR Male SUSHIL SARKAR General No 142 3174 SUMAN MALIK Male NARAYAN MALIK SC No 143 2837 TASLIM ARIF Male HUMAYUN SK OBC No DIPAYAN DEBOTTAM 144 677 CHAKRABORTY Male CHAKRABORTY General No 145 2267 ALOKE ROY Male AMAL ROY SC No 146 2910 ATREYEE SABUD Female ASIT SABUD General No AMIYA KUMAR 147 1757 RATUL MALLICK Male MALLICK General No KARTIK CHANDRA 148 2880 SURAJIT MANDAL Male MANDAL OBC No 149 513 SAMAR SAHA Male BINAY KUMAR SAHA OBC No ASIT BARAN 150 197 BIPLAB KARMAKAR Male KARMAKAR OBC No 151 1088 MOUSUMI SHIT Female JHUKUL SHIT General No 152 2670 MAHMUDUL HASAN 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BISWAS General No 172 1179 BIDISHA SARKAR Female DEBASIS SARKAR General No 173 1126 SOURAV MAJI Male SWAPAN MAJI General No 174 906 AMANULLA SEIKH Male ASADULLAH SEIKH OBC No 175 49 DEBJIT DAS Male TAPAS KUMAR DAS SC No 176 2070 RAJESH KARMAKAR Male AJOY KARMAKAR General No 177 1725 BASUDEV MONDAL Male MOHAN MONDAL SC No 178 2795 JOYDEEP NATH Male PARITOSH NATH OBC No 179 2901 FARIDUL ISLAM Male ABDUR RASHID SK OBC No 180 1756 SUDIP KUNDU Male RANAJIT KUNDU General No 181 285 BISHAL SETH Male BIDUYT SETH OBC No GANESH CHANDRA 182 1167 MALAY KUMAR HAIT Male HAIT General No 183 1864 SANDIP GHARA Male CHITTA GHARA General No MONIRUL ISLAM 184 91 SARDAR Male RUHUL AMIN SARDAR OBC No TRIPTI RANJAN 185 2659 DEBABRATA SARKAR Male SARKAR General No 186 1352 TARIK AJIJ Male DULAL HOSSAIN OBC No 187 2839 RAHUL GARAI Male UTTAM GARAI OBC No 188 257 BISWAJIT KAR Male NITAI KAR General No SUSHANTA KUMAR 189 1189 SUBHANKAR PAL Male PAL General No 190 2057 IQBAL HOSSAIN Male ABUL HOSSAIN OBC No DIBAKAR NIRANJAN 191 1241 CHOWDHURY Male CHOWDHURY SC No SHRIKANTA 192 437 SHAKTI BHOWMICK Male BHOWMICK General No MD HAFIZUDDIN 193 392 FARHA PARVIN Female AHAMMED OBC No HARUGOPAL 194 1577 SUDIP BHANDARY Male BHANDARY SC No 195 3056 AJAHAR HOSSAIN Male MAMUD HOSSAIN General No DESHRANJAN 196 2112 SOURAV SAMANTA Male SAMANTA General No MANORANJAN 197 2433 SUBHADIP MODAK Male MODAK OBC No KANAK KUMAR 198 1964 SOHAM JOARDAR Male JOARDAR General No MD NASIRUDDIN 199 620 BENAZIR PARVEEN Female MOLLA OBC No 200 991 ASTIK BARIK Male SUKUMAR BARIK General No NIRMALENDU 201 1919 BHAKTA Male ANANDALAL BHAKTA General No AMIYA KUMAR 202 134 SUNANDA
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