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Invited Candidate List for JDST 2019 This information includes all the JNV students (from all States and Union Territories) invited to take the Joint Dakshana Selection Test 2019 (JDST) on Sunday, December 09, 2018. (Last update: November 27, 2018) Page 1 of 140 Attn. Principals and Students: Only students listed in this document can appear for the Joint Dakshana Selection Test – JDST 2019. Principals are requested not to send anyone else as the test centers have capacity constraints and they will not be permitted to take the test. IMPORTANT: All students whose name appears in the JDST Selection List MUST fill the Dakshana Scholar Application Form online latest by November 30, 2018. Eligible students who do not register will not be eligible to sit for the JDST. 1. The Online Application form is available at http://dakshana.org/become-a-scholar/ 2. Please fill the form online and submit. 3. Admit Card will be sent to schools email ID by November 30,2018. 4. Affix photograph and have the Admit Card signed by the JNV Principal. How to register online and fill Application Form: To apply visit http://dakshana.org/become-a-scholar/ Step 1: Registration: Click on the “Register” button in the top-right corner on screen and fill details. You will create your own user ID and password. Only one student can be registered with one email ID. Step 2: Log In: After Registration, you will be asked to log in with the user ID and password you created earlier. Step 3: Application: After login, candidate can see “Application” button on the left side of the screen. Click on the Application button and choose “NDST for JNV” (This is for Class 10) or “JDST for JNV” (This is for Class 12). Read the instructions carefully and then click on “Confirm Exam”. Step 4: Application Verification: A window will ask you to verify the application by providing Dakshana Roll Number (available in the list below) and date of birth. Step 5: Filling of Scholar Application: After you verify your application, the scholar form will open on screen. You will need to complete and submit the scholar form online latest by November 30, 2018. Incomplete forms shall be rejected, and the candidate will NOT be eligible to appear for the Dakshana Selection Test. Page 2 of 140 Documents required: Following documents need to be uploaded while filling up the application form: • Passport Size colour photograph (Maximum size 50kb) * • School Identity Card • Scan image of Applicant’s Signature (Maximum size 20kb)* • Caste certificate (in case of OBC, SC and ST) * • Disability certificate (in case of Physically disabled) * • Income certificate or salary slip (for parents/guardian) • Class 10th Mark sheet * (This is only for JDST [Class 12] Applicants) * Mandatory document * Maximum size of documents being uploaded can be 100kb each Step 7: Download of Admit card: Admit card can be collected from school. (Dakshana will be sending admit card via email latest by November 30, 2018. Kindly note: The Admit Card is essential to enter the classroom for the test. Candidates without the Admit Card will not be able to write the test. The answers to all questions in the scholar form must be filled COMPLETELY with no blank answers. Any willful attempt to provide wrong information or incorrect answers will lead to disqualification. Dakshana reserves the right to validate the information provided through various sources including NVS records, Principal and JNV staff interviews, peers, neighbors, school alumni and direct verifications. Should any information be found to be willfully falsified, Dakshana reserves the right to deny acceptance as a Dakshana Scholar and/or terminate coaching at any time after it has started. Kindly note that all queries about the test, online application and Admit Cards should only be made through email to [email protected]. Telephone calls for these queries will not be entertained. Page 3 of 140 Joint Dakshana Selection Test – JDST 2018 Dakshana will select scholars for 1 years of free IIT-JEE/NEET coaching to be conducted at Dakshana, Pune Campus. The intake for IIT-JEE will be 300 and NEET will be 300 (These numbers may be updated later) The following JNV scholars have been selected by the Dakshana Foundation to appear in the Joint Dakshana Selection Test, for IIT-JEE/NEET 2020 coaching, from all JNVs across India. The test will be held on Sunday, December 09, 2018 at the following JNV locations. Please consult your school principal to arrange transport and logistics. If in doubt, please contact the Principal of your JNV or write to [email protected]. Centre Region Exam Centre Name Centre Code Region Exam Centre Name Code JNV Bilaspur 101 JNV Chandigarh 201 JNV Raipur 102 JNV Jalandhar 202 JNV Bhopal 103 JNV Mandi 203 Chandigarh JNV Indore 105 JNV Ganderbal 204 JNV Jabalpur 106 JNV Leh 205 Bhopal JNV Balasore 107 JNV Samba 206 JNV Cuttack 108 JNV Koraput 109 JNV Sambalpur 110 Page 4 of 140 JNV Guntur 301 JNV Faridabad 401 JNV Viziyanagaram 302 JNV Karnal 402 JNV Bengaluru Rural 303 JNV Bundi 403 JNV Bengaluru Urban 304 JNV Jaipur 404 Jaipur JNV Chikmagalur 305 JNV Jodhpur 405 JNV Dharwad 306 JNV Tonk 406 Hyderabad JNV Koppal 307 JNV Udaipur 407 JNV Calicut 308 JNV Dholpur 408 JNV Kottayam 309 JNV Buxar 601 JNV Rangareddy 310 JNV Darbhanga 602 JNV Warangal 311 JNV Katihar 603 JNV East Champaran 604 JNV Allahabad 501 JNV Patna 605 JNV Bareilly 502 JNV Nalanda 606 JNV Gorakhpur 503 Patna JNV Saharsa 607 JNV Kanpur Dehat 504 JNV Deoghar 608 Lucknow JNV Raebareli 505 JNV Koderma 609 JNV Sitapur - I 506 JNV Ranchi 610 JNV Meerut 507 JNV Burdwan 611 JNV Haridwar 508 JNV Howrah 612 JNV Jhansi 509 JNV Purnea 613 JNV Gandhinagar 701 JNV Papumpare 801 JNV Rajkot 702 JNV Bongaigaon 802 JNV Chandrapur 703 JNV Cachar 803 JNV Hingoli 704 JNV Goalpara 804 JNV Jalgaon 705 JNV Jorhat 805 Pune JNV Kolhapur 706 JNV Kamrup 806 Shillong JNV Osmanabad 707 JNV Naugaon 807 JNV Pune 708 JNV Tinsukia 808 JNV Wardha 709 JNV Bishnupur 809 JNV Vadodara 710 JNV Ri-Bhoi 810 JNV Dimapur 811 JNV South Sikkim 812 Page 5 of 140 Test Format: The test is in Multiple Choice Question format with total 100 questions covering Physics, Chemistry, Maths/Biology, Logical Reasoning. Candidates can appear for either Maths/Biology only and not for both. Answers are to be marked with HB pencil on OMR sheets. Each right answer is awarded 3 marks and 1 mark is deducted for each wrong answer. The test is significantly more difficult than the CBSE 12th Board Maths and Science. No calculators are allowed in the test. Schedule for the test on Sunday, December 09 2018: Reporting at: 8:30 AM Filling of Scholar form: 09.15-09.45 AM Selection Test: 10.00 AM – 01.00 PM Students should bring the following: 1. Dakshana Admit Card 2. Two Nataraj HB Pencils, blue/black ball point pen, an eraser and a sharpener 3. One recent Color Passport size photograph 4. School ID card • You will not be allowed to carry any electronic item (cell phone, mp3 player, calculators etc.) inside the examination hall. • Any candidates found indulging in cheating will be immediately disqualified and their conduct reported to the Principal. • Please make a note of your Dakshana Roll Number listed below. You will need to put this number on your OMR answer sheet. Page 6 of 140 Sl No School Name Dakshana Roll No Student Name M/F JNV Roll No. Test Center 1 10704‐ JNV Bastar 10107044590 Abhishek Markam M 1217 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 2 10704‐ JNV Bastar 10107045376 Bhupendra Kumar Pradhan M 1205 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 3 10704‐ JNV Bastar 10107045324 Deepika Markam F 1219 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 4 10704‐ JNV Bastar 10107042148 Himani Sahu F 1207 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 5 10704‐ JNV Bastar 10107044461 Hitesh Kashyap M 1222 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 6 10704‐ JNV Bastar 10107045066 Lupteshwar Kashyap M 1226 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 7 10704‐ JNV Bastar 10107041660 Manish Bisoi M 1209 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 8 10704‐ JNV Bastar 10107045472 Poonam Kashyap F 1213 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 9 10704‐ JNV Bastar 10107045352 Priyanka Poyam F 1231 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 10 10704‐ JNV Bastar 10107045099 Rinki Netam F 1232 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 11 10704‐ JNV Bastar 10107044256 Vijay Markam M 1238 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 12 10707‐ JNV Bilaspur 10107074324 Diksha Tiwari F 1211 101 ‐ JNV Bilaspur 13 10707‐ JNV Bilaspur 10107073243 Divya Khandey F 1212 101 ‐ JNV Bilaspur 14 10707‐ JNV Bilaspur 10107074119 Mayank Jaiswal M 1221 101 ‐ JNV Bilaspur 15 10707‐ JNV Bilaspur 10107073746 Navendra Kumar Banjare M 1223 101 ‐ JNV Bilaspur 16 10707‐ JNV Bilaspur 10107074262 Praveen Kumar Jangde M 1226 101 ‐ JNV Bilaspur 17 10707‐ JNV Bilaspur 10107074133 Prince Kumar Koshle M 1227 101 ‐ JNV Bilaspur 18 10707‐ JNV Bilaspur 10107073930 Rishabh Awasthi M 1231 101 ‐ JNV Bilaspur 19 10707‐ JNV Bilaspur 10107074190 Vivek Kumar Sumer M 1238 101 ‐ JNV Bilaspur 20 10708‐ JNV Dantewada ‐ I 10107084559 Aakanksha Rana F 1 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 21 10708‐ JNV Dantewada ‐ I 10107084010 Abhishank Pal M 3 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 22 10708‐ JNV Dantewada ‐ I 10107084152 Ashish Kumar Nag M 8 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 23 10708‐ JNV Dantewada ‐ I 10107083731 Geetika Raj F 13 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 24 10708‐ JNV Dantewada ‐ I 10107084452 Hamika Dhruw F 14 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 25 10708‐ JNV Dantewada ‐ I 10107083680 Hemant Tekam M 16 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 26 10708‐ JNV Dantewada ‐ I 10107085007 Kushal Punem M 20 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 27 10708‐ JNV Dantewada ‐ I 10107082474 Parul Kushwaha F 26 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 28 10708‐ JNV Dantewada ‐ I 10107084808 Pooja Jatav F 27 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 29 10708‐ JNV Dantewada ‐ I 10107083938 Prashant Jhadi M 29 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 30 10708‐ JNV Dantewada ‐ I 10107085756 Rajesh Sodee M 33 109 ‐ JNV Koraput 31 10708‐ JNV
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