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Application ID User ID Exam Roll No बिज्ञापन नं. तह पद उ륍मेदवारको नाम लऱगं जꅍम लमतत सम्륍मलऱत हुन चाहेको समूह थायी न. पा. / गा.वव.स-थायी वडा नं, थायी म्ज쥍ऱा नागररकता नं. 1 86161 981146 15500001 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT ABHISHEK GHIMIRE Male 2051/09/09 खलु ा Kerabari VDC-3, Morang 05-01-69-05925 2 86967 532744 15500002 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT AHSIT TAMANG Male 2052/12/19 खलु ा, आ/ज Soyang-8, Ilam 03-1-044/1121 3 51336 943153 15500003 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT AJAY KUMAR JHA Male 2045/09/07 मधेशी, खलु ा dadarbairiya-8, Morang 3-894 4 26507 149893 15500004 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT ALONG GURUNG Male 2045/01/01 खलु ा, आ/ज Kanepokhari Rural Municipality-5, Morang 22518 5 2766 606469 15500005 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT AMAN DHAKAL Male 2052/09/14 खलु ा Budhabare-4, Jhapa 04-01-068-02636 6 65622 421430 15500006 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT AMIT KUMAR SAH Male 2042/11/17 खलु ा, मधेशी tenuwapatti-3, Siraha 141450 7 18907 738335 15500007 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT AMRIT TAMANG Male 2047/11/21 आ/ज, खलु ा Pakhribash-8, Dhankuta 073017/830 8 3300 898704 15500008 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT ANAND KUMAR ROUNIYAR Male 2049/05/08 खलु ा, मधेशी Duhabi-5, Sunsari 061009\155347 9 87603 476625 15500009 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT ANISH POUDEL Male 2052/11/09 खलु ा Haldibari-2, Jhapa 04-01-71-03181 10 77856 568750 15500010 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT ANJAN KUMAR CHAUDHARY Male 2041/12/25 आ/ज, खलु ा, मधेशी kanchanrup-8, Saptari 95533101 11 79655 917129 15500011 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT ASHOK KUMAR BHETWAL Male 2048/11/14 खलु ा Mechinagar-12, Jhapa 41006/450 12 85862 507718 15500012 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT ASHUTOSH NEUPANE Male 2052/10/27 खलु ा Birtamode-2, Jhapa 04-01-068-03207 13 70031 576042 15500013 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BAL KUMAR TAMANG Male 2046/09/20 खलु ा, आ/ज Prithvinagar-5, Jhapa 043023/428 14 8493 588392 15500014 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BASANT MOTE Male 2048/09/28 दललत, खलु ा ?????? ?????????-3, Sunsari ??????/?????? 15 67415 159437 15500015 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BHABANATH YADAV Female 2040/05/30 खलु ा, मधेशी bisnupur-4, Siraha 15371 16 57925 872930 15500016 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BHOJ RAJ YADAV Male 2045/03/20 खलु ा, मधेशी Tankisinuwari-3, Morang 6/5890 17 21561 803719 15500017 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BHUPENDRA KUMAR RAI Male 2043/06/25 आ/ज, खलु ा LekkhGaun-9, Udayapur 61103 18 22542 975947 15500018 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BHUWAN SHRESTHA Male 2050/08/29 खलु ा Deumai-4, Ilam 03-2-012/9335 19 14486 764964 15500019 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BIBEK ADHIKARI Male 2052/08/18 खलु ा Khotehang-3, Khotang 122016/254 20 54249 278890 15500020 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BIBEK GAUTAM Male 2051/11/15 खलु ा Patihani-4, Chitwan 351032/769 21 60321 679404 15500021 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BIBEK POKHREL Male 2049/08/21 खलु ा Damak-4, Jhapa 042044/4991 22 42581 922808 15500022 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BIJAY KUMAR SAHU Male 2048/04/22 खलु ा Gadhi Rural Municipality-2, Sunsari 061010/176682 23 45792 530064 15500023 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BIKALPA KARKI Male 2051/02/17 खलु ा ?????????-4, Morang ??-??-??-0???? 24 20861 813673 15500024 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BIKASH TIMSINA Male 2050/09/22 खलु ा DUHABI-8, Sunsari 061008/175007 25 47288 741496 15500025 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BIKASH RAI Male 2050/02/15 खलु ा, आ/ज Lokhim-4, Solukhumbu 11-01-69-02013 26 66064 766354 15500026 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BIKASH THAPA MAGAR Male 2054/05/29 आ/ज, खलु ा Taluwa-9, Okhaldhunga 13-01-72-01975 27 78434 523360 15500027 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BIKRAM CHAUDHARY Male 2047/05/07 खलु ा singiya-4, Sunsari 061033/127460 28 17269 191164 15500028 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BINITA LIMBU Female 2044/04/14 खलु ा, आ/ज, महिला mechinagar-10, Jhapa 04-01-70-17933 29 27485 858474 15500029 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BINOD PARAJULI Male 2048/08/22 खलु ा Sanischare-8, Jhapa 041010/478 30 36488 784352 15500030 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BIPIN CHAUDHARY Male 2045/11/18 खलु ा, आ/ज Saptakoshi-7, Saptari 161015/5 31 30517 210585 15500031 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BIRODH NEPAL Male 2048/11/18 खलु ा Mechinagar-10, Jhapa 41003/1902 32 11661 352122 15500032 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BISHAL KHATRI Male 2053/06/15 खलु ा Sundar Haraincha-10, Morang 05-01-70-14351 33 3069 955818 15500033 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT BISHWANATH SHRESTHA Male 2048/01/29 आ/ज, खलु ा Biratnagar-22, Morang 051066/1604 34 35103 205228 15500034 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT CHANDAN KUMAR JHA Male 2045/08/10 मधेशी, खलु ा Chhinamasta-6, Saptari 29283/6641 35 4001 456634 15500035 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT CHANDRA KUMAR YADAV Male 2042/04/28 खलु ा, मधेशी Bariyarpatti-2, Siraha 03233437 36 39981 700497 15500036 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT CHHAYACHABBI JHA Female 2048/09/29 खलु ा, महिला, मधेशी MADHWAPUR-5, Saptari 161023/41 37 25014 400009 15500037 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT DAMBAR RAI Male 2043/08/10 आ/ज, खलु ा Itahari-20, Sunsari 79464/80464 38 20271 769517 15500038 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT DANIEL SIWAKOTI Male 2050/12/20 खलु ा Bayarban-9, Morang 20332574 39 4339 776388 15500039 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT DEENISHA POUDYAL Female 2050/11/27 खलु ा, महिला Buddhashanti-7, Jhapa 03-95046 40 14146 259760 15500040 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT DEEPAK TIWARI Male 2042/01/03 मधेशी, खलु ा Ramnagar-2, Sarlahi 46574074 41 66116 173460 15500041 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT DEEPIKA GHIMIRE Female 2049/01/02 खलु ा, महिला Ilam-9, Ilam 03-1-041/92406 42 77518 692243 15500042 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT DHIRENDRA KUMAR KHAWAS Male 2047/05/17 आ/ज, खलु ा haraincha-8, Morang 051063/395 43 6579 632657 15500043 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT DHIRENDRA KUMAR KHAWAS Male 2047/05/17 आ/ज, खलु ा Haraincha-8, Morang 051063/395 44 55346 527184 15500044 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT DHRUBA ROKA Male 2048/02/08 खलु ा, दललत Gorkha Municipality-7, Gorkha 441001/2048 45 87397 902204 15500045 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT DILIP YADAV Male 2048/06/18 खलु ा, मधेशी Biratnagar-12, Morang 88363 46 13964 188857 15500046 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT DILLIRAM KHATRI Male 2052/12/17 खलु ा Shadananda-14, Bhojpur 091014/3125 47 21010 145211 15500047 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT DINESH ARYAL Male 2048/12/04 खलु ा Kolbung-2, Ilam 03-1-023/91789 48 47586 396744 15500048 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT DINESH PRASAD SAH Male 2044/04/01 मधेशी, खलु ा Babhangama katti-9, Saptari 2854 49 14032 789779 15500049 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT DIPAK KUMAR KHADKA Male 2052/02/01 खलु ा Sundarharaincha-7, Morang 091038/281 50 74967 358166 15500050 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT DIPEN POKHREL Male 2051/11/28 खलु ा Dharampur-9, Jhapa 04-01-69-07707 51 40982 980709 15500051 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT DIPESH KUMAR SHRESTHA Male 2049/01/29 आ/ज, खलु ा Ilam Municipality-3, Ilam 03-1-041/92356 52 28681 648131 15500052 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT DIVYA SHRESTHA Male 2047/03/03 खलु ा, आ/ज Itahari-4, Sunsari 061005/121411 53 88388 477678 15500053 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT DIWAKAR DANGAL Male 2050/09/22 खलु ा itahari-9, Sunsari 061005/149885 54 5306 675505 15500054 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT DURGA PANTHI Male 2051/09/23 खलु ा Madane-7, Gulmi 411074/97761 55 80156 347260 15500055 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - IT DURGA SUBEDI Male 2052/03/06 खलु ा Jogmai-5, Ilam 03-2-047/2817 56 17976 687161 15500056 55/2075/76 (Province 1) 5 Senior Assistant - 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