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EASTERN COALFIELDS LIMITED (A Subsidiary of Coal India Limited) Office of the Chairman Cum Managing Director P.O.Dishergarh, Dist Page 1 of 49 EASTERN COALFIELDS LIMITED (A subsidiary of Coal India Limited) Office of the Chairman cum Managing Director P.O.Dishergarh, Dist. Burdwan, PIN –713333 (Website:www.easterncoal.gov.in) ________________________________________________________________________________ Ref.No:ECL/CMD/C-6/Recruit/14/1861 Date:03.03.2014 Sub :- Written examination for the post of Staff Nurse. The applications received in response to open advertisement Notice No.: ECL/CMD/C-6/Recruit/12/217 dated 29.10.2012 and subsequent corrigendum Notice No:-ECL/CMD/C-6/Recruit/Gen/13/1194 dated 10th May 2013 for the post of “Staff Nurse” have been screened and the following applicants are provisionally found suitable to undergo written test to be held on 23.03.2014 between 11.00 a.m. to 12.00 p.m(noon) at Asansol Engineering Collage, Vivekanand Sarani, Kanyapur ,Asansol Dist-Burdhwan, West Bengal, Pin-713305. Individual call letters will be sent to the following short listed candidates to their addresses for the above post. The candidates found successful in written examination will be called category wise for Interview in the ratio of 1:3 amongst the qualified candidates to be notified later on. Instructions for written examination:- Candidates will have to report at the Examination Center half an hour before the scheduled time. Candidate will have to show Admit Card at the time of entering the Examination Hall. Pen, Pencil and Eraser etc. are to be brought by the candidate himself. Mobile Phone would not be allowed to use in the examination Hall. If any candidate is found using the mobile phone in the examination hall then the candidature of the candidate will be cancelled. Candidate will not be allowed to enter into examination Hall with Book, Papers or any type of belongings. The Admit Card is issued provisionally subject to his/her satisfying the eligibility criteria. If it is found that false/wrong information has been furnished at any stage of the process, the candidature of the candidate will be cancelled/rejected even after appearing for the exam and securing a position in the merit list or after final selection and appointment. No TA/DA will be admissible for attending the Written Test. Written test exam will consist of 50 marks objective type questions and the syllabus for written test will consist of General Knowledge and questions from respective trade/Subject. Candidates are required to produce valid photo identity proof in the examination hall. Qualifying marks in written examination for Gen Candidates is 50 % and for SC/ST/OBC 40% of total marks of written examination The exam will be of objective type comprising of multiple-choice questions. The candidates are required to answer by darkening only one circle with Black/Blue Ball Point Pen only in the OMR sheet provided to them. If one or more circle is darkend, the question will not be evaluated. Methods to be followed for OMR Sheet : Page 2 of 49 List of shortlisted candidates for written examination is as under:- SL. ROLL EX- CANDIDATE NAME FATHER NAME CAT DOB NO. NO. SER 1 1001 Alka Kumari Suresh Kumar Paswan SC 15-11-88 2 1002 SUNITA MINZ HINDUA MINZ ST 20-11-87 3 1003 KRISHNA DEY DWARIKA NATH DEY GEN 25-04-87 4 1004 GULAB KISPOTTA ERIC KISPOTTA ST 17-12-86 ANOOPKRISHNAN RAMAKRISHNA PILLAI 5 1005 GEN 04-05-84 I R R 6 1006 HEMRAJ BAIRWA MAHE LAL BAIRWA SC 15-05-89 CHARAN SINGH 7 1007 RAM PHAL BAIRWA SC 01-06-90 BAIRWA KRUSHNA CHANDRA OBC- 8 1008 SUMITRA NAYAK 16-02-84 CHOUDHURY C MUKESH KUMAR 9 1009 RAMESH CHAND SC 15-07-90 MEHRANIYA SHIV SHANKAR OBC- 10 1010 SUNITA 02-12-86 YADAV C SUSENJIT 11 1011 PIYALI CHATTERJEE GEN 31-07-90 CHATTERJEE NILIMA JYOTI 12 1012 GABRIAL HORO ST 12-02-85 HORO 13 1013 AMARJEET KOUR AZAD SINGH GEN 08-03-87 SHASHI KIRAN 14 1014 JOHN TOPPO ST 05-06-83 TOPPO BETCY KADDUS AHMED 15 1015 ST 05-02-86 KHARKONGOR KHANDAKAR 16 1016 jeetendra meena ram nivash meena ST 10-07-90 17 1017 ARCHANA TIRKEY GHANU RAM TIRKEY ST 10-12-84 MADHABI LATE LAL MOHAN 18 1018 SC 19-12-84 MONDAL MONDAL 19 1019 RITA KUMARI LATE LALSAI ORAON ST 05-04-83 SONALI SHARAN OBC- 20 1020 SHAMBHU SHARAN 12-09-86 BHARTI C 21 1021 PRIYA TEWARY PRANAB TEWARY GEN 22-05-91 Page 3 of 49 22 1022 ASHA DEMTA PYARA DEMTA ST 28-12-88 JOYANTI SUDHANSHU 23 1023 SC 30-05-86 SOWMONDAL SOWMONDAL RAMAKRISHNAN 24 1024 RAJEESH R PILLA GEN 18-05-86 PLIIAI MD 25 1025 KUMARI BABY NANDJEE PRASAD SC 13-03-89 26 1026 ROBIN P J JOSEPH P M GEN 03-03-88 27 1027 ANKITA GUHA ASIM GUHA GEN 16-12-88 28 1028 BRATATI MAITI NIKHIL KUMAR MAITI GEN 14-02-91 29 1029 sharankumar mallikarjun SC 29-08-87 POOJA LAXMAN LAXMAN KANHUJI 30 1030 SC 20-04-89 SAGORE SAGORE 31 1031 RENU MINJ MANIJER MINJ ST 26-09-86 32 1032 SWATI MINJ XAVIER MINJ ST 12-12-86 33 1033 ANIL KUMAR P NAGANNA P GEN 01-06-87 JYOTIRMAYEE 34 1034 ARAKSHIT NAYAK OBC 28-10-87 NAYAK 35 1035 NISHA TOPNO ANTHONEY TOPNO ST 12-12-85 36 1036 P VIJAYA RAJ R PARTHASARATHI GEN 10-09-87 37 1037 SUSHMA PATIL BHIMA PATIL SC 14-01-87 38 1038 KIMI PETER LATE ALFRED PETER ST 01-01-86 39 1039 GEETA BANRA LATE DINESH BANRA ST 06-02-87 40 1040 ASTINA BESRA HARIDAS BESRA ST 30-09-80 41 1041 TERESA TIGGA BILOKAN TIGGA ST 07-09-86 VANDANA SHANKER LAL 42 1042 SC 04-10-85 DABRIYA DABRIYA 43 1043 Manjunatha G O Obaiah B ST 01-08-87 CHETAN KUMAR 44 1044 KUNJI LAL MEENA ST Y 10-06-84 MEENA Page 4 of 49 TANUSHREE KARTIK CHANDRA 45 1045 OBC 19-05-89 NANDY NANDY RANJEETA BELA 46 1046 ALBERT TIRKEY ST 21-09-80 TIRKEY PURNIMA KUMARI 47 1047 MANKI MUNDA ST 04-12-90 MUNDA 48 1048 SHWETA HORO BILKAN HORO ST 25-03-84 49 1049 NAINAN P THOMAS THOMAS P N GEN 30-01-87 50 1050 HEMLATA KUMARI KULESHWAR PRASAD SC 15-12-85 51 1051 NADHIYA K KANNAIAH P SC 10-06-86 KUMAR CHANDRA 52 1052 SUDESHNA MISTRI SC 09-03-89 MISTRI 53 1053 NILIMA KINDO SANTOSH KINDO ST 06-01-86 SUNIL KUMAR 54 1054 BHAGWAN DAS SC 01-07-84 BAIRWA DEVENDRA KUMAR 55 1055 SRAVAN LAL BAIRWA SC 05-09-86 BAIRWA 56 1056 Sunita kumari Harikrishna Ram SC 24-07-83 57 1057 USHA TIGGA EBERTIUS TIGGA ST 15-06-90 58 1058 PINKI GUPTA BADRI PRASAD SAH OBC 02-10-88 59 1059 VALARMATHI S P VIJAYA RAJ GEN 21-12-86 MANTU CHANDRA 60 1060 ARPITA MANDAL SC 04-10-86 MANDAL ANINDITA BIBHUTI BHUSAN 61 1061 SC 10-09-89 MANDAL MANDAL 62 1062 SUNITA LAKRA AKLU LAKRA ST 10-12-84 SWAPNIL RAWAN RAWAN JANKIRAM 63 1063 SC 21-10-87 PAITHANE PAITHANE KANCHAN ANJELUS 64 1064 ST 03-01-85 DUNGDUNG DUNGDUNG 65 1065 Mary Sweta Kujur Simon Kujur ST 07-11-83 66 1066 Pranati Priya Naik Gokula Nanda Naik GEN 10-09-87 67 1067 PUNAM KISPOTTA JHARI KISPOTTA ST 21-11-86 Page 5 of 49 68 1068 PRADEEP KUMAR LALA RAM DHAKER OBC 03-10-83 69 1069 Kabita Kumari Bhrigu Ram Kumar OBC 18-08-86 NOEL JOSEPH 70 1070 JOSEPH AUGUSTINE GEN 05-08-87 AUGUSTINE PARNASABARI 71 1071 SUSHANTA GHOSH GEN 11-05-85 GHOSH RAJKUMAR 72 1072 BABU LAL VERMA SC 08-07-87 VERMA NITYARANJAN 73 1073 RIKTA GHOSH GEN 10-02-89 GHOSH MADHUSMITA 74 1074 GADADHAR BEHERA SC 11-07-81 BEHERA 75 1075 TARUN KANTI EKKA GEORGE EKKA ST 01-01-85 76 1076 Sangeeta Kumari Ram Raj Ram SC 03-05-83 77 1077 Soni kumari Nirmal kumar pankaj OBC 09-08-88 MONALISA UTTAM 78 1078 GEN 23-04-91 CHAKRABORTY CHAKRABORTY 79 1079 VIBIN KV RAGHAVAN M GEN 10-05-86 80 1080 PAMPA SARDAR NIRAPADA SARDAR SC 04-05-89 81 1081 ARUN P PRAKASH R SC 31-12-86 82 1082 AMRITA ROY UTPAL ROY GEN 14-06-87 83 1083 Aindrila Khasnobis Nitish Khasnobis GEN 27-02-89 SWAPAN KUMAR 84 1084 TANIYA GHOSH GEN 15-06-90 GHOSH 85 1085 ARUN KUMAR S S SHEKARAPPA OBC 19-03-88 SNEHALATA 86 1086 KEDARNATH NAYAK OBC 15-04-89 NAYAK 87 1087 AJMIRA BEGUM SK ASRAFUL HAQUE GEN 07-07-86 NEPAL CHANDRA 88 1088 BARNALI MANNA GEN 15-05-88 MANNA 89 1089 SAVITRI TOPPO MANGRA ORAON ST 21-11-80 DULAL CHANDRA 90 1090 MOHUA MONDAL SC 09-02-87 MONDAL Page 6 of 49 SAGAR CHANDRA 91 1091 PIYALI SAMANTA GEN 14-02-89 SAMANTA PURBASHA 92 1092 ARABINDA GHOSH OBC 18-12-90 GHOSH REEMA MONIKA 93 1093 WILLIAM TIGGA ST 16-06-87 TIGGA PUNAM MARIANUS 94 1094 ST 23-01-88 DUNGDUNG DUNGDUNG 95 1095 SHYAM SUNDER DAYA RAM JINAGAR SC 18-09-89 96 1096 SUKLA BANERJEE SUKUMAR BANERJEE GEN 02-01-91 97 1097 P R SURJA P V RAMAKRISHNAN SC 17-07-85 98 1098 Reena Kumari Devi Sharma OBC 12-02-84 99 1099 SANANDA ROY SHIB SADHAN ROY GEN 01-03-90 SRINIVAS KESHAV KESHAV BHIMAPPA 100 1100 OBC 05-06-85 ILIGER ILIGER 101 1101 BESAM BASHEER BASHEER GEN 24-04-88 ANURADHA FULESHWAR 102 1102 GEN 14-08-86 KUSMA KUSHMA 103 1103 FYJU FRANCIS JUSAY FRANCIS OBC 16-09-86 104 1104 PUNAM KERKETTA DAUD KERKETTA ST 23-03-85 105 1105 SARIKA RAJNI AIND NIKODIM AIND ST 24-03-85 RAM DULARI 106 1106 MANOJ KUMAR DAS SC 30-05-89 KUMARI mr.pancratius 107 1107 shilpa shilpa kujur ST 30-04-80 pancratius kujur 108 1108 RAGINEE KUMARI VINOD SINGH GEN 22-12-86 MEENAKSHI LATE PREM LAL 109 1109 GEN 20-11-89 NAGPURE NAGPURE SHYAMAL KANTI 110 1110 SARPITA SARKAR GEN 28-01-86 SARKAR MANORANJAN 111 1111 SUPRIYA BANERJEE GEN 29-09-90 BANERJEE JUSTA JYOTI 112 1112 NATHANIEL KUJUR ST 20-09-88 KUJUR GOPALAKRISHNAN K 113 1113 SUCHITRA G OBC 13-04-88 V Page 7 of 49 JAYA NELIMA 114 1114 JAKARIAS LAKRA ST 19-12-87 LAKRA ANITA ROSHNI 115 1115 ISIDOR BARA ST 16-02-85 BARA 116 1116 SOMA GHOSH SHIT BAPPADITYA SHIT OBC 23-02-81 Rashmi Renu 117 1117 late roland champia ST 01-01-82 Champia 118 1118 BELLI RANI KISKU ARUN KUMAR SOREN ST 21-11-82 KRIPA SHANKER 119 1119 BABITA KUMARI GEN 17-09-89 MISHRA 120 1120 Alpana Hembram Ganga Hembram ST 09-06-85 121 1121 SUSHMA TIRKEY LATE PARNA TIRKEY ST 10-06-82 122 1122 Sikha Mondal Dayamoy Mondal SC 07-02-87 LIBIN JACOB 123 1123 N C MATHEW GEN 23-11-84 MATHEW SUCHANDRIMA SUSHIL KUMAR 124 1124 SC 03-02-90 BISWAS BISWAS 125 1125 DEBJANI DAS
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