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Result of Skill Test Of 1 of 160 DELHI DISTRICT COURTS, DELHI RESULT OF COMPUTER BASED SKILL TEST HELD ON JANUARY 21, 2020 OVERALL RESULT Post Code - A-3 Post :- Jr. Judicial Assistant Date of Birth Typing Test S Application Name of the Sl. NO. Roll No. (DD/MM/YYY Father's name Cat. Sub Cat. peed (@ 40 Seq No Candidate Y) wpm) SURYA SHEKHAR SANTOSH KUMAR 1 DDC028285 11120300167 10/02/1995 UR - 70.00 KUMAR PANDEY 2 DDC054997 16330302363 SAHIL TOGA 01/04/1997 SUBASH CHANDER SC - 61.00 LOKESH KUMAR 3 DDC060644 14300300269 SHUBHAM JANGRA 03/12/1998 UR - 57.10 JANGRA ARVIND PRASAD 4 DDC080426 16340303349 14/03/1992 KEDAR NATH PRASAD UR - 56.20 SHAH MANOJ KUMAR YOGESHWAR PRASAD 5 DDC005054 11210300009 29/10/1994 UR - 55.90 KANDPAL KANDPAL NISHANT BHUPINDER JEET 6 DDC085988 15320300893 13/02/1996 OBC(Delhi) - 55.70 CHOUDHARY KUMAR DEVENDER KUMAR 7 DDC035516 16340300476 SUMIT SHOKEEN 12/04/1991 OBC(Delhi) - 55.50 SHOKEEN ASHWANI KUMAR 8 DDC069050 11240300320 ADITYA GUPTA 19/07/1996 UR - 54.60 GUPTA AAKANSHA DEVENDER KUMAR 9 DDC027970 11110300913 14/11/1995 UR - 54.40 SHARMA SHARMA 10 DDC068972 16330301041 VIKRANT KUMAR 29/06/1998 BIJENDRA SINGH UR - 54.10 11 DDC073441 16340301350 SUNNY 26/10/1993 RAM SHILA OBC(Delhi) - 53.80 12 DDC079507 11130300397 VISHESH 07/07/1992 VEER SINGH SC - 53.70 13 DDC088707 16330303060 TUSHAR RAWAT 22/09/1994 ASHOK RAWAT UR - 53.70 14 DDC081270 15320300879 PANKAJ AHLAWAT 14/03/1998 SATYAPAL SINGH SC - 53.40 15 DDC025546 11150300118 NAROTTAM VATS 11/07/1992 ANIL DUTT SHARMA UR - 53.00 DINESH SINGH 16 DDC040567 16340300562 MANISH MANRAL 29/10/1995 UR - 52.60 MANRAL 17 DDC062337 15320300596 RAJ KUMAR 02/07/1995 BRAHM PRAKASH OBC(Delhi) - 52.30 2 of 160 Date of Birth Typing Test S Application Name of the Sl. NO. Roll No. (DD/MM/YYY Father's name Cat. Sub Cat. peed (@ 40 Seq No Candidate Y) wpm) 18 DDC045073 15320301400 MANINDER SINGH 16/12/1983 BALBIR SINGH OBC(Delhi) - 52.00 RUPESH KUMAR 19 DDC025905 16340302145 20/08/1999 ARJUN LAL SAH ST - 51.80 SAH 20 DDC065896 11190300423 YOGESH YADAV 24/10/1990 SHIV NARAYAN YADAV OBC(Delhi) - 51.60 NARESH KUMAR 21 DDC070372 15320300736 DEV SUMAN 03/11/1995 UR - 51.40 SHARMA 22 DDC032673 15320300256 RANJEET SINGH 30/07/1993 AJIT SINGH OBC(Delhi) - 51.10 23 DDC026482 15320300191 JAYANT KUMAR 23/03/1998 LALA RAM SC - 50.90 24 DDC045815 11110300307 DEEPANSHI NEGI 28/09/1997 R.S NEGI UR - 50.60 25 DDC027999 16340302177 NAKUL RAJAN 12/09/1994 SATNAM SINGH SC - 50.40 ALOK RANJAN INDRABHUSHAN 26 DDC062710 16340302869 08/10/1992 UR - 50.30 SINGH SINGH PRAMOD KUMAR 27 DDC095544 15320301927 AMAN UNIYAL 15/01/1996 UR - 50.30 UNIYAL VISHNU KUMAR 28 DDC101202 13280301457 HIMANSHU SINDHI 16/05/1994 UR - 50.00 SINDHI 29 DDC060628 11210300759 ROHIT AHLAWAT 24/07/1996 KULDEEP SINGH OBC(Delhi) - 50.00 PRADEEP KUMAR 30 DDC030863 16340300399 VIVEK RANGAN 18/02/1995 UR - 49.90 RANGAN 31 DDC049732 11120300410 PRABHLEEN KAUR 09/05/1993 HARJINDER SINGH UR - 49.70 UJJWAL 32 DDC023781 15320300162 31/01/1996 PREM SHANKAR UR - 49.70 BHATNAGAR Ex- 33 DDC023497 11120301033 MANISH DHYANI 11/07/1980 AMAR NATH DHYANI UR 49.60 Serviceman SULABH 34 DDC026597 15320301206 17/07/1992 SURESH KUMAR UR - 49.60 BHARDWAJ RAKESH KUMAR 35 DDC047121 16340302479 VAIBHAV GUPTA 15/12/1995 EWS - 49.50 GUPTA 36 DDC087608 16340301562 SUNNY VASHISHT 06/04/1986 RISHI RAJ VASHISHT OBC(Delhi) - 49.40 37 DDC065634 11180300126 SUMIT MANN 14/12/1991 NARENDER SINGH OBC(Delhi) - 49.30 Ex- 38 DDC061114 11130300267 NASEEB KUMAR 23/08/1970 DAYA NAND UR 49.20 Serviceman 39 DDC041121 15320300339 SACHIN PRAKASH 08/10/1992 BHANU PRAKASH OBC(Delhi) - 49.10 3 of 160 Date of Birth Typing Test S Application Name of the Sl. NO. Roll No. (DD/MM/YYY Father's name Cat. Sub Cat. peed (@ 40 Seq No Candidate Y) wpm) 40 DDC031816 16340300416 AMAR NATH AHI 11/09/1995 RAM RATTAN AHI OBC(Delhi) - 49.00 41 DDC102096 15320300975 PRINCE SONI 06/12/1995 KAMAL SONI OBC(Delhi) - 49.00 42 DDC021088 11220300282 ASHISH NEGI 11/12/1998 BALBEER SINGH NEGI UR - 49.00 RAM KRISHNA SAPAN KUMAR Ex- 43 DDC047931 16330300566 17/12/1978 UR 48.90 MISHRA MISHRA Serviceman 44 DDC061326 11230300161 RAHUL MANN 25/12/1994 RAMESH MANN OBC(Delhi) - 48.90 45 DDC023845 14300300568 ABHISHEK KUMAR 18/02/1995 LALAN SAH UR - 48.90 46 DDC041328 11120301216 AMIT KUMAR 10/04/1995 RANJEET SINGH OBC(Delhi) - 48.90 47 DDC008673 13280300782 GOPAL 16/04/1993 SHIV KUMAR UR - 48.80 48 DDC006009 11160300046 VIKAS SEHRAWAT 31/07/1995 JAGBIR SINGH OBC(Delhi) - 48.80 49 DDC012443 15320301072 AASHISH KUMAR 01/08/1996 KRISHAN KUMAR OBC(Delhi) - 48.80 50 DDC051366 15320300451 KAMAL PAL 14/08/1997 CHARAN SINGH PAL OBC(Delhi) - 48.80 VIJENDER SINGH 51 DDC053712 11220300123 PAWAN MANN 05/02/1990 OBC(Delhi) - 48.20 MANN SANDEEP SINGH 52 DDC020782 11220300032 14/08/1991 KAMAL SINGH RAWAT OBC(Delhi) - 48.20 RAWAT KESHAV RAM 53 DDC039863 16330300434 DIPESH BHARDWAJ 27/10/1993 UR - 48.20 BHARDWAJ RAVINDER 54 DDC044782 16330302176 03/03/1996 SUBODH CHAUDHARY UR - 48.10 CHAUDHARY 55 DDC036417 15320300292 SANDEEP KUMAR 25/02/1994 SATPAL SINGH OBC(Delhi) - 47.80 56 DDC063725 11120300585 SHEETAL TANWAR 22/09/1994 RAJ SINGH TANWAR UR - 47.80 57 DDC017502 15320301113 DEEPAL YADAV 01/01/1997 RAVINDER KUMAR OBC(Delhi) - 47.80 AMIT KUMAR PRAMOD KUMAR 58 DDC020197 11110300859 03/06/1998 UR - 47.80 SINGH SINGH SHANTNU GOPAL 59 DDC067659 15320300682 10/08/1998 SANJEEV GOPAL UR - 47.80 SHARMA 60 DDC057204 11190300392 NITESH ANAND 09/01/1994 MAN MOHAN ANAND UR - 47.70 SUMIT SINGH 61 DDC103885 16340301818 06/02/1994 SATE SINGH GUSIAN EWS - 47.70 GUSAIN MUKESH KUMAR 62 DDC016196 13280300819 SAHIL BHARDWAJ 15/01/1995 UR - 47.70 BHARDWAJ 4 of 160 Date of Birth Typing Test S Application Name of the Sl. NO. Roll No. (DD/MM/YYY Father's name Cat. Sub Cat. peed (@ 40 Seq No Candidate Y) wpm) 63 DDC099150 12250300959 KARAN SINGH 09/06/1995 HARJEET SINGH UR - 47.60 64 DDC035753 16330300383 VINAY 14/06/1995 SAHAB SINGH UR - 47.60 UMA SHANKAR 65 DDC078981 11160300923 ROHIT KUMAR 25/08/1995 OBC(Delhi) - 47.60 PRASAD SANJEEV KUMAR 66 DDC019111 11110300089 AANCHAL TAGGAR 03/09/1996 UR - 47.60 TAGGAR AVDHESH KUMAR 67 DDC065551 11110300504 HEMLATA DIXIT 21/02/1997 UR - 47.60 DIXIT 68 DDC025645 15320301195 ASHISH MANN 06/04/1994 TAJENDER SINGH OBC(Delhi) - 47.50 69 DDC071409 11210300838 MANISH KUMAR 29/08/1997 MANJEET KUMAR OBC(Delhi) - 47.40 70 DDC050742 16340300768 DEEPAK BISHT 06/05/1994 PREM SINGH UR - 47.30 71 DDC025310 11110300896 HITESH KAPOOR 17/05/1994 SHYAM KAPOOR UR - 47.30 BATESHWAR NATH 72 DDC066911 16330302641 RAMDATT YADAV 12/11/1994 UR - 47.30 YADAV JAGDISH PRASAD 73 DDC079994 15320300877 RAJAT SINGH 14/03/1998 UR - 47.30 SHISHODIYA 74 DDC024892 11110300893 ANKIT VERMA 01/01/1991 MOHAN LAL VERMA OBC(Delhi) - 47.20 GOPAL KRISHAN 75 DDC066477 13280300415 SUMIT GAMBHIR 04/08/1993 UR - 47.20 GAMBHIR 76 DDC002157 11110300011 PAWAN PHALSWAL 17/03/1994 SHIV NARAYAN OBC(Delhi) - 47.20 77 DDC072662 13280300498 VINAY POSWAL 10/04/1997 SUKHBIR SINGH OBC(Delhi) - 47.20 78 DDC094480 15320300919 NARESH 10/03/1992 DEVI PRASAD UR - 47.10 79 DDC048261 16330300573 ANKUR PRAKASH 14/01/1995 LALAN PRAKASH UR - 47.10 80 DDC073083 11160300882 HIMANI TARAGI 18/05/1992 P S TARAGI UR - 47.00 81 DDC054185 15320300485 NITIN GUPTA 14/03/1993 HAZARI LAL OBC(Delhi) - 47.00 82 DDC061192 15320301591 NEERAJ 23/09/1994 RAJROOP SINGH UR - 47.00 83 DDC052732 16340302604 AKSHAY 12/09/1995 SURENDER MUDGAL UR - 47.00 84 DDC077750 16340303302 ASHOK 30/11/1990 KARAMVIR OBC(Delhi) - 46.70 85 DDC044725 14300300657 MANOJ 26/05/1996 BALJIT SINGH UR - 46.70 86 DDC075712 11120301640 AJAY KHATRI 24/01/1993 CHAND RAM OBC(Delhi) - 46.60 KARAN KUMAR TRIBHUWAN 87 DDC018800 15320300116 30/06/1996 SC - 46.60 NARAYAN NARAYAN 5 of 160 Date of Birth Typing Test S Application Name of the Sl. NO. Roll No. (DD/MM/YYY Father's name Cat. Sub Cat. peed (@ 40 Seq No Candidate Y) wpm) MOHAMMAD 88 DDC006818 12250300025 12/02/1992 AKIB AKHTER ANSARI UR - 46.50 TOUSIF ANSARI 89 DDC095420 11160300466 NARESH RASTOGI 31/03/1994 SHIV SHANKAR OBC(Delhi) - 46.50 90 DDC051992 11120300434 SRISHTI TARIYAL 01/11/1994 J S TARIYAL UR - 46.50 91 DDC005857 16340301890 SAURABH 12/08/1995 RAJENDER SINGH OBC(Delhi) - 46.50 92 DDC058832 11110300417 MEGHA KAPOOR 18/04/1997 RAJESH KAPOOR UR - 46.40 93 DDC003644 15320300020 PHALANKIT 01/12/1997 DINESH KUMAR UR - 46.40 94 DDC011088 16340300102 AMIT 08/06/1991 RAJKUMAR SC - 46.30 AMOD KUMAR 95 DDC032818 12250300102 KESHAV SHARMA 12/09/1992 UR - 46.10 SHARMA 96 DDC048059 11110301058 RAHUL KUMAR 13/01/1992 SEWA RAM SC - 46.00 97 DDC065069 11120301481 MOHIT RAJOUR 07/06/1993 JAI KISHAN OBC(Delhi) - 46.00 98 DDC063015 11240300276 AAKASH KUMAR 24/04/1994 ASHOK KUMAR UR - 46.00 MANGAL SINGH 99 DDC039142 11130300152 VIKAS RAWAT 26/11/1996 UR - 46.00 RAWAT 100 DDC023217 14310300295 VIVEK CHAUDHARY 16/12/1994 JITENDRA SINGH UR - 45.80 101 DDC039011 11150300686 PREETI 26/07/1995 SHISHPAL RANA OBC(Delhi) - 45.80 DHARAMENDRA 102 DDC059084 11120301396 01/07/1990 JAI BHAGWAN DRALL OBC(Delhi) - 45.70 DRALL 103 DDC017783 11230300298 HIMANSHU DUTTA 17/02/1992 DEVA DUTTA SC - 45.70 NARAYAN SINGH 104 DDC072094 15320300761 DEEPAK GAHLOT 01/01/1993 OBC(Delhi) - 45.70 GAHLOT 105 DDC053493 16330302322 GAURAV MALIK 29/02/1996 JITENDER MALIK UR - 45.70 106 DDC003827 11210300003 NAVEEN KUMAR 05/08/1989 RAM KUMAR OBC(Delhi) - 45.60 107 DDC048532 15320300413 ROOPAK 30/12/1992 OMPAL SINGH OBC(Delhi) - 45.60 108 DDC046550 11120301262 ABHISHEK 06/09/1995 JASHVEER UR - 45.60 109 DDC011631 16340300110 MINKAL PANCHAL 05/05/1994 SOMDUTT PANCHAL OBC(Delhi) - 45.50 SANJAY KUMAR 110 DDC046097 11110300311 HARSHITA YADAV 26/09/1997 UR - 45.50 YADAV 111 DDC030114 11120300189 MOHIT SEHRAWAT 16/12/1998 SURESH KUMAR OBC(Delhi) - 45.50 112 DDC029051 16330300292 HARSH RATHI 06/06/1997 RAJEEV RATHI OBC(Delhi) - 45.40 6 of 160 Date of Birth Typing Test S Application Name of the Sl.
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