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BED RANKLIST OU R1.Pdf The University of Burdwan Rajbati, Burdwan - 713104 Provisional List of OU Candidates (Round-1) with allotted College Session: 2020-2022 Date of admission: from 11.05.2021 to 15.05.2021 at the respective college Merit Rank Disability Sl.No. Application No. Name of the Candidate Category Subject Group Grade Point Allotted College 65 R.N. Tagore B.Ed. College, Brindabonpur, Beliatore - 1 1 BU75340511 SHANTI GOPAL PATRA GENERAL Science Group 58.32 (BANKURA DISTRICT) 2 BU74763611 KRISHNA GOPAL GOSWAMI GENERAL Science Group 56.63 2 55 Bishnupur Public PTTI - (BANKURA DISTRICT) 19 J.N. Konar College of Edn. B.Ed., Alinagar - 3 3 BU75597411 MANASI ROY GENERAL Science Group 55.81 (BURDWAN DISTRICT) 49 Athena B.Ed. College, Sonamukhi - (BANKURA 4 4 BU74035611 SUDESHNA GOSWAMI GENERAL Science Group 53.67 DISTRICT) 96 Kotalpur Vidyasagar Teachers Training College - 5 5 BU74696911 SRIJAN CHATTERJEE GENERAL Mathematics Group 52.83 (HOOGHLY DISTRICT) 142 Shyamapada Das College of Education - (BIRBHUM 6 6 BU74624311 KRISHANU BHATTACHARJEE GENERAL Science Group 52.75 DISTRICT) 119 Gurukul Teachers Training Centre - (BIRBHUM 7 7 BU74012011 ANINDITA MALIK SC Mathematics Group 52.7 DISTRICT) 120 Helal Teachers’ Training College, Mathkalitha, 8 8 BU74331511 AYAN CHATTERJEE GENERAL Science Group 52.62 Nalhati - (BIRBHUM DISTRICT) 9 9 BU74029911 POULAMI DAS GENERAL Science Group 51.89 122 Jaladhar Dey Inst. of Education - (BIRBHUM DISTRICT) 12 Durgapur Institute of Management & Science - 10 10 BU74214611 NILOFER PARWEEN GENERAL Science Group 51.68 (BURDWAN DISTRICT) 11 11 BU75198011 SARIFA YEASMIN OBC Science Group 51.53 108 Agnibina School of Education - (BIRBHUM DISTRICT) 12 12 BU74768511 DEBOJYOTI KUNDU GENERAL Mathematics Group 51.5 64 Prodyunma Inst. of Higher Edn. - (BANKURA DISTRICT) 41Steel City College of Edn., Durgapur - (BURDWAN 13 13 BU74802211 KANKANA SINGHA ROY GENERAL Science Group 51.49 DISTRICT) 115 Birbhum National Institute of Higher Education. - 14 14 BU75479211 BANDANA DAS SC Science Group 51.35 (BIRBHUM DISTRICT) 130 Model Education College, Taraskata, Barobagan - 15 15 BU74816611 SONAM CHAKRABORTY GENERAL Science Group 51.25 (BIRBHUM DISTRICT) 104 Talandu MR and NC Mohanta College - (HOOGHLY 16 16 BU75422811 ARINDAM DAS OBC Science Group 51.06 DISTRICT) 17 17 BU74494711 SACHINTA MAHATO OBC Science Group 50.7 57 Gita Teachers’ Training College - (BANKURA DISTRICT) 32 Prasanta Dasgupta B.Ed. College, Vidyanagar, Kalna - 18 18 BU74128511 ARUP NAYEK GENERAL Science Group 50.38 (BURDWAN DISTRICT) 19 BU74911911 ALOLIKA GANGULY GENERAL Science Group 50.35 19 73 Spondan College of Edn. - (BANKURA DISTRICT) 31 Parbati Teachers Training Inst., Chanda, Jamuria - 20 20 BU73884411 SWARNALI MONDAL GENERAL Science Group 50.3 (BURDWAN DISTRICT) 138 Santiniketan B.Ed. College, Muluk - (BIRBHUM 21 21 BU73878611 AKASH KHAREL GENERAL Social Science Group 50.2 DISTRICT) 22 22 BU73951811 RIYA KUNDU OBC Mathematics Group 50.18 70 Saltora B.Ed. College, Saltora - (BANKURA DISTRICT) 117 Gitanjali College of Edn., Lohapur, Nalhati - 23 23 BU74586611 SURAJ KUMAR OBC Mathematics Group 50.15 (BIRBHUM DISTRICT) 97 Mankundu B.Ed. College, Mankundu - (HOOGHLY 24 24 BU74412311 PRATYUSHA NANDI GENERAL Science Group 50.13 DISTRICT) 133 Prabhat Jyotirmoyee Ednl. Research Inst., Abdarpur, 25 25 BU73826511 KRISHNENDU PAL GENERAL Mathematics Group 50.05 Suri - (BIRBHUM DISTRICT) 134 Rabindra Nazrul Smriti B.Ed. Ednl. Inst, Hetampur. - 26 26 BU74905911 SUJATA CHAUDHURY OBC Science Group 49.95 (BIRBHUM DISTRICT) 27 BU74024811 MONALISA PAL GENERAL Mathematics Group 49.73 27 1 ABS Academy, Durgapur - (BURDWAN DISTRICT) 96 Kotalpur Vidyasagar Teachers Training College - 28 28 BU74695911 ADITI GHOSH GENERAL Mathematics Group 49.69 (HOOGHLY DISTRICT) 29 BU74778411 SWAGATA CHOUDHURY GENERAL Science Group 49.62 29 135 Rajbina B.Ed. College - (BIRBHUM DISTRICT) 30 30 BU75153111 RATI KANTA PAL GENERAL Science Group 49.44 57 Gita Teachers’ Training College - (BANKURA DISTRICT) 104 Talandu MR and NC Mohanta College - (HOOGHLY 31 31 BU75262711 ARIJIT SAHA SC Science Group 49.39 DISTRICT) 93 Indranidevi Inst. of Edn., Durgaprasad, Bhanderhati - 32 32 BU74777911 RAPTI GOSWAMI GENERAL Science Group 49.35 (HOOGHLY DISTRICT) 33 BU74681411 NITYANANDA BERA GENERAL Mathematics Group 49.34 33 80 Ainel College of Edn. - (HOOGHLY DISTRICT) 104 Talandu MR and NC Mohanta College - (HOOGHLY 34 34 BU74628111 AMARJYOTI MONDAL SC Science Group 49.26 DISTRICT) 90 Hooghly B.C. Roy Inst., Boinchigram - (HOOGHLY 35 35 BU73888011 RITUPARNA MONDAL GENERAL Social Science Group 49.15 DISTRICT) 11 Durgapur B.Ed. College, Durgapur - (BURDWAN 36 36 BU74705911 ARUNAVA GARAI GENERAL Science Group 49.1 DISTRICT) 100 Pandua College of Edn., Naximahalla, Pandua - 37 37 BU75195211 PRIYANKA BHOWMIK GENERAL Mathematics Group 49.05 (HOOGHLY DISTRICT) 38 BU74919511 ANIRBAN DEY GENERAL Science Group 48.96 38 24 MN Academic Trust - (BURDWAN DISTRICT) 16 Gobindapur Sephali Memorial PTTI - (BURDWAN 39 39 BU75562311 AVIJIT KUNDU GENERAL Science Group 48.93 DISTRICT) 19 J.N. Konar College of Edn. B.Ed., Alinagar - 40 40 BU75179511 APURBA SARKAR SC Mathematics Group 48.89 (BURDWAN DISTRICT) 132 Prabhat Jyotirmoyee College of Edn., Abdarpur, Suri - 41 41 BU74031111 SUNANDA MITRA GENERAL Science Group 48.84 (BIRBHUM DISTRICT) 42 42 BU75001911 HAIMABATI MAHATO OBC Mathematics Group 48.8 64 Prodyunma Inst. of Higher Edn. - (BANKURA DISTRICT) 147 Swami Vivekananda Universal College of Education - 43 43 BU74405311 RITWIK MANDAL OBC Science Group 48.79 (BIRBHUM DISTRICT) 65 R.N. Tagore B.Ed. College, Brindabonpur, Beliatore - 44 44 BU75260911 SUBHADEEP DEY GENERAL Science Group 48.75 (BANKURA DISTRICT) 101 Raja Rammohan College of Edn. - (HOOGHLY 45 45 BU74748111 SUBHANKAR NANDI GENERAL Science Group 48.68 DISTRICT) 66 Radharani B.Ed.College, Dedua- Khatra - (BANKURA 46 46 BU75366411 BIVAS MALLICK GENERAL Mathematics Group 48.67 DISTRICT) 17 Gourangdi B.Ed. College, Gourangdi, Asansol - 47 47 BU73932311 DEBANJALI SARKAR GENERAL Science Group 48.63 (BURDWAN DISTRICT) 19 J.N. Konar College of Edn. B.Ed., Alinagar - 48 48 BU75562511 SUMAIYA AMBREEN GENERAL Science Group 48.55 (BURDWAN DISTRICT) 63 Netaji Teachers Training Institute - (BANKURA 49 49 BU73898211 SHUSHMITA PRIYA GENERAL Science Group 48.53 DISTRICT) 49 Athena B.Ed. College, Sonamukhi - (BANKURA 50 50 BU74312211 SHRABANI JANA GENERAL Mathematics Group 48.51 DISTRICT) 51 51 BU75004411 SAMRAT PANDA GENERAL Mathematics Group 48.48 64 Prodyunma Inst. of Higher Edn. - (BANKURA DISTRICT) 126 Labpur Teachers’ Training Inst. ( w.e.f. 2016-17 ) - 52 52 BU75411611 SHOUVIK BHATTACHARJEE GENERAL Science Group 48.43 (BIRBHUM DISTRICT) 119 Gurukul Teachers Training Centre - (BIRBHUM 53 53 BU73863111 BABY MONDAL OBC Science Group 48.4 DISTRICT) 65 R.N. Tagore B.Ed. College, Brindabonpur, Beliatore - 54 54 BU74615711 ANIMA GHOSH OBC Science Group 48.34 (BANKURA DISTRICT) 55 55 BU74652511 MILI JHA GENERAL Social Science Group 48.34 21 Kabiguru Inst. of Edn., Bhedia - (BURDWAN DISTRICT) 89 Genex B.Ed. College, Sugandha, Polba - (HOOGHLY 56 56 BU74951711 TRISHITA GHOSH GENERAL Science Group 48.31 DISTRICT) 32 Prasanta Dasgupta B.Ed. College, Vidyanagar, Kalna - 57 57 BU74126811 ARITRA TARAFDER GENERAL Science Group 48.3 (BURDWAN DISTRICT) 86 Boinchee College of Edn., Boinchigram, Pandua - 58 58 BU74159811 SMRITI BANERJEE GENERAL Science Group 48.25 (HOOGHLY DISTRICT) 139 Santiniketan Boniad B.Ed. Training Inst., 59 59 BU74729211 SARMISTHA PAL GENERAL Mathematics Group 48.23 Rabindrapally - (BIRBHUM DISTRICT) 60 60 BU74645811 SOURAV PATRA GENERAL Science Group 48.22 50 Bankura College of Edn., Bikna - (BANKURA DISTRICT) 28 Nutanhat Teachers’ Training Inst., Natunhat - 61 61 BU74933511 SHOUBHIK ROY GENERAL Science Group 48.19 (BURDWAN DISTRICT) 116 Gita Teachers’ Training College, Abdarpur, Suri - 62 62 BU75616411 SANCHITA GHOSH GENERAL Language Group 48.16 (BIRBHUM DISTRICT) 63 63 BU74833011 BIBEKANANDA ROY GENERAL Science Group 48.12 70 Saltora B.Ed. College, Saltora - (BANKURA DISTRICT) 101 Raja Rammohan College of Edn. - (HOOGHLY 64 64 BU74166311 ANIRBAN CHAKRABORTY GENERAL Science Group 48.05 DISTRICT) 134 Rabindra Nazrul Smriti B.Ed. Ednl. Inst, Hetampur. - 65 65 BU74356011 SOUMYADIP MAJEE OBC Mathematics Group 48.03 (BIRBHUM DISTRICT) 85 Bishnupada Sarkar College of Edn. - (HOOGHLY 66 66 BU74249411 SHRABAN DAS GENERAL Mathematics Group 47.98 DISTRICT) 150 Tarapith College of B.Ed., Bejuri, Tarapith - 67 67 BU74829711 RAJDIP DEY GENERAL Mathematics Group 47.95 (BIRBHUM DISTRICT) 31 Parbati Teachers Training Inst., Chanda, Jamuria - 68 68 BU74027811 SAHELI MUKHERJEE GENERAL Science Group 47.94 (BURDWAN DISTRICT) 87 Chinsurah College of Edn., Jagannathbati, Chinsurah - 69 69 BU75188611 JAYANTA KUMAR MONDAL GENERAL Mathematics Group 47.9 (HOOGHLY DISTRICT) 70 BU74099811 SUJAN DHAN GENERAL Science Group 47.89 70 80 Ainel College of Edn. - (HOOGHLY DISTRICT) 101 Raja Rammohan College of Edn. - (HOOGHLY 71 71 BU74132211 KAUSIK DAS OBC Science Group 47.87 DISTRICT) 138 Santiniketan B.Ed. College, Muluk - (BIRBHUM 72 72 BU74260911 DEBARATI ROY GENERAL Science Group 47.86 DISTRICT) 11 Durgapur B.Ed. College, Durgapur - (BURDWAN 73 73 BU74018611 SUDIPTA KONER GENERAL Science Group 47.86 DISTRICT) 79 West Point School of Edn., Katjuridanga - (BANKURA 74 74 BU73908211 PAYYEL SINGHA MAHAPATRA GENERAL Science Group 47.84 DISTRICT) 125 Labpur Teachers’ Training Inst., Labpur - (BIRBHUM 75 75 BU75459811 MARTHA MADHUMITA SINHA GENERAL Science Group 47.77 DISTRICT) 76 76 BU73960911 RAHUL SEN
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