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Ranklist for the Post of Assistant on Contract KERALA UNIVERSITY OF FISHERIES & OCEAN STUDIES PANANGAD P.O., KOCHI 682 506, KERALA, INDIA 0484- 2703782, 2700598; Fax: 91-484-2700337; e-mail: [email protected] website: www.kufos.ac.in No.GA5/682/2018 Dated,06.02.2020 RANKLIST FOR THE POST OF ASSISTANT ON CONTRACT Notification No. GA5/682/2018 dated 08.02.2018 Date of Examination : 24.11.2019 Sl No Roll No Name Reservation Category/ Caste Rank Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 1 19039194 Sunila .M 1 Ezhava Other Backward Classes 2 19039027 Sajitha A.S 2 Hindu Valan Latin Catholic/Anglo Indian 3 19039131 Divya Joy 3 Latin catholic Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 4 19039323 Keerthy S 4 Hindu Ezhava Hindu Nadar 5 19039111 Divya P.V 5 Hindu Nadar Dheevara 6 19039078 Bibin K.V 6 Hindu Dheevara Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 7 19039195 Anusree P.S 7 Ezhava Latin Catholic/Anglo Indian 8 19039084 Jeena Mary K J 8 Christian Latin Catholic Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 9 19039403 Jishanth C.P 9 Hindu Ezhava Open Competetion 10 19039356 Nisha P.Menon 10 Hindu Nair Muslim 11 19039352 Shakira P.A. 11 Islam Muslim Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 12 19039041 Bindu.C.N 12 HIndu Ezhava Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 13 19039381 Beena N.K. 13 Hindu Thiyya Viswakarama 14 19039383 Rejana P.R. Hindu Vishwakarma, 14 Blacksmith Dheevara 15 19039013 Hitha Thanckachi Hindu Dheevara 15 1 16 Amrutha Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 16 19039336 Sundaram Hindu Ezhava Latin Catholic/Anglo Indian 17 19039114 Mary Ashritha 17 Latin Catholic Latin Catholic/Anglo Indian 18 19039120 Basil Antony K.J 18 Latin Catholic Dheevara 19 19039166 Thushara M.V 19 Deevara Sreelakshmi K Open Competetion 20 19039329 20 Nair Nair Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 21 19039373 Dileep P.R. 21 Hindu Ezhava Open Competetion 22 19039252 Devika .P 22 Nair Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 23 19039375 Jain J 23 Hindu Ezhava Open Competetion 24 19039335 Rajaratnam M. 24 Hindu Nair Other Backward Classes 25 19039132 Asha. B 25 Kudumbi Muslim 26 19039319 Ancy P.A 26 Islam Muslim Open Competetion 27 19039080 Sindu Francis 27 Christian General Muslim 28 19039184 Arshad Ayoob K.P 28 Islam Open Competetion 29 19039109 Resmi Devi .R 29 Nair Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 30 19039332 Surya K Soman 30 Ezhava Open Competetion 31 19039392 Athira D.V. Hindu Gowda Saraswatha 31 Brahmin Open Competetion 32 19039300 Piyush K 32 Hindu Nair Open Competetion 33 19039099 Vineeth Rajan 33 Malankara Catholic Kiran Soni Open Competetion 34 19039112 34 Rapheal Roman catholic Dheevara 35 19039396 Reshmi Chandran 35 Hindu Dheevara Scheduled Caste 36 19039044 Anju P.K 36 Hindu Pulaya Dheevara 37 19039228 Greeshma G Vas 37 Dheevara Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 38 19039376 Simi Soman Hindu Ezhava 38 2 Dheevara 39 19039364 Sreepriya V. 39 Hindu Brahmin Open Competetion 40 19039248 Silpa M Abraham 40 Jacobite Scheduled Caste 41 19039204 Manu C.M 41 Vettuva Dheevara 42 19039357 Anjana Babu 42 Hindu Dheevara Viswakarama 43 19039402 Vishnu A.G. 43 Hindu Viswakarma Other Backward Classes 44 19039397 Aswathi K.S. 44 Hindu Ganaka Scheduled Caste 45 19039205 Suja A.S 45 Pulaya Ragesh Open Competetion 46 19039083 46 Narayanan Hindu Thulu Brahmin Scheduled Caste 47 19039129 Kala P.V 47 Padanna (SC) Scheduled Caste 48 19039212 Kannan A.V 48 Pulaya Open Competetion 49 19039056 Akhil.V 49 Hindu Nair Open Competetion 50 19039149 Deepa K S 50 Nair Other Xian 51 19039349 Lucy K.K. 51 Christian Cheramar O.X. Dheevara 52 19039302 Sinsa Sigidas 52 Hindu Dheevara Scheduled Caste 53 19039051 Jisha V.K 53 Hindu Pulaya Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 54 19039315 Lijini A.L 54 Hindu Ezhava Scheduled Caste 55 19039177 Remya Mol V.V 55 Pulaya Steeve Manual K Latin Catholic/Anglo Indian 56 19039221 56 V Latin catholic Open Competetion 57 19039282 Anjaly S 57 Hindu Nair Scheduled Caste 58 19039271 Sakesh K.P 58 Cheruman Muslim 59 19039009 Ansa mol K.J 59 Islam Muslim Gokul Krishnan Open Competetion 60 19039165 60 K.B Nair Scheduled Tribe 61 19039163 Shintomol Joseph 61 Christian (ST) Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 62 19039139 Ajay Dev C.T 62 Ezhava Scheduled Caste 63 19039010 Soumya K.S 63 Hindu Pulaya 3 Scheduled Caste 64 19039154 Sajeesh .G 64 Kuruvan Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 65 19039400 Prajeesh P. 65 Hindu Ezhava Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 66 19039088 Smitha P N 66 Hindu Ezhava Open Competetion 67 19039367 Manikantan M. 67 Hindu Nair Anu Rose Open Competetion 68 19039036 68 Vargheese Christian General Open Competetion 69 19039043 Vishnu T.S 69 Hindu General Open Competetion 70 19039073 Amal Raj 70 Hindu Nair Dheevara 71 19039104 Manju K.G 71 Dheevara Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 72 19039347 Neenu Prakash V. 72 Hindu Ezhava Muslim 73 19039377 Sameena K.A. 73 Muslim Sunni Muslim 74 19039183 Binsa A.S 74 Islam - Other Backward Classes 75 19039103 Rajesh Raj R 75 Vaika Vaisya Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 76 19039180 Sinoj T.S 76 Ezhava Muslim 77 19039115 Sheeja Mol V.B 77 Islam Hindu Nadar 78 19039365 Aneesh N.S. 78 Hindu Nadar Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 79 19039011 Vaishak Mohan 79 Hindu Ezhava Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 80 19039065 Gokul P.G 80 Hindu Ezhava Open Competetion 81 19039257 Arun .N 81 Nair Latin Catholic/Anglo Indian 82 19039075 Helena Rockey 82 Christian Latin Catholic Muslim 83 19039334 Siji E.A. 83 Islam Muslim Scheduled Caste 84 19039092 Ajil Kumar K.V 84 Hindu Bharathar Ferdinant Antony Latin Catholic/Anglo Indian 85 19039089 85 C A Latin Catholic Viswakarama 86 19039289 Prasobh S 86 Hindu Viswakarama Satheesh Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 87 19039196 87 Sathyavan Ezhava Other Backward Classes 88 19039046 Rejitha Krishnan 88 Hindu Kudumbi 4 Scheduled Caste 89 19039143 P.Devasunder 89 Pallan (SC) Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 90 19039340 Ravitha V.R. 90 Hindu Ezhava Scheduled Caste 91 19039199 Anoop Kumar 91 Velan Open Competetion 92 19039164 Adithya Prasad 92 Nair Dheevara 93 19039275 Ashitha Suresh 93 Hindu Dheevara Open Competetion 94 19039160 Ebin Jose 94 Roman catholic Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 95 19039127 Sabitha .S 95 Ezhava Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 96 19039029 Sanitha K.M 96 Hindu Ezhava Scheduled Caste 97 19039265 Geethu T.S 97 Pulaya Scheduled Caste 98 19039049 Saritha N.S 98 Hindu Pulaya Muslim 99 19039072 Rashida .A 99 Islam Muslim Open Competetion 100 19039266 Pradeep Kumar J 100 Nair Latin Catholic/Anglo Indian 101 19039326 Augustine J 101 Christian LC Open Competetion 102 19039395 Arya S.Sankar 102 Hindu Nair Open Competetion 103 19039138 Sruthi N.S 103 Menon Latin Catholic/Anglo Indian 104 19039231 Mary Susan 104 Latin catholic Geethu Scheduled Caste 105 19039240 105 Prakashan Pattaya Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 106 19039106 Upasana Umesh 106 Ezhava Nikhil Scheduled Caste 107 19039008 107 Thankachan Hindu Pulaya Other Backward Classes 108 19039406 Manoj C.T. 108 Hindu Veerasaiva Latin Catholic/Anglo Indian 109 19039305 Naveen K Simon 109 Christian L.C Scheduled Caste 110 19039147 Manoj Kumar K.A 110 Hindu Cheramar Muslim 111 19039135 Hasna A.S 111 Islam Dheevara 112 19039279 Nisha P.S 112 Hindu Dheevara Dheevara 113 19039060 Remya Haridas 113 Hindu Dheevara 5 Open Competetion 114 19039022 Amal Antony 114 Christian General Dheevara 115 19039296 Sreedevi N.S 115 Hindu Dheevara Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 116 19039388 Arundas P.M. 116 Hindu Ezhava Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 117 19039316 Jayachandran K.S 117 Hindu Ezhava Open Competetion 118 19039387 Sujith A.S. 118 Hindu Nair Lovely Joseph Open Competetion 119 19039354 119 Pullokaran Christian Roman Catholic Scheduled Caste 120 19039012 Binsa T.S 120 Hindu Velan Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 121 19039369 Aswathy K.R. 121 Hindu Ezhava Amritha K Scheduled Caste 122 19039079 122 Madhav Hindu Pulaya Latin Catholic/Anglo Indian 123 19039313 Mereeta Felix 123 Christian LC Neethumol Open Competetion 124 19039234 124 Chacko Pentacost Muslim 125 19039201 Rahmath K.M 125 Islam Scheduled Tribe 126 19039318 Vipin P 126 Hindu Malaarayan ST Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 127 19039255 Remya V.R 127 Ezhava Scheduled Caste 128 19039273 Deepa R.D 128 Sambava Latin Catholic/Anglo Indian 129 19039278 Mary Nimmy T.S 129 Christian LC Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 130 19039045 Reshma Gopinath 130 Hindu Ezhava Scheduled Caste 131 19039225 Sruthi T.D 131 Pulaya Mohammed Muslim 132 19039404 132 Thasleem P.A Islam Muslim Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 133 19039310 Jayasree B 133 Hindu Ezhava Latin Catholic/Anglo Indian 134 19039004 Jeffy Raphy 134 Christian Latin Catholic Scheduled Caste 135 19039269 Sumy K.K 135 Pulaya Open Competetion 136 19039042 Midhun Babu 136 Christian Jacobite Aswani Scheduled Caste 137 19039371 137 B.Mohanan Hindu Pulaya Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 138 19039214 Sarath A.S 138 Ezhava 6 Scheduled Caste 139 19039213 Amrutha Krishnan 139 Pulaya Open Competetion 140 19039389 Aneesh S.P. 140 Hindu Nair Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 141 19039038 Anju A.R 141 Hindu Ezhava Open Competetion 142 19039390 Milan Anns 142 Christian Syrian Catholic Muslim 143 19039091 Faseela E.A 143 Islam Muslim Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 144 19039210 Surya Suresh .K 144 Ezhava Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 145 19039239 Geethu Sabu 145 Ezhava Other Backward Classes 146 19039370 Renju Devi R. 146 Hindu Kudumbi Scheduled Tribe 147 19039259 Jessy Vargheese 147 Christian (ST) Latin Catholic/Anglo Indian 148 19039385 Blessy Treasa 148 Christian LC Amrutha Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 149 19039306 149 Mohanan A.V Hindu Thiyya Athira Open Competetion 150 19039379 150 Sreenarayanan Hindu Nair Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 151 19039047 Rithu Sarasan 151 Hindu Ezhava Other Backward Classes 152 19039327 Ajith K.S 152 Hindu Kudumbi Ezhava / Billava / Thiyya 153 19039005 Ayona P.S. 153 Hindu Ezhava Dheevara 154 19039033 Reshmi .C.S 154 Hindu Dheevara Sijomon Open Competetion
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