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Final Selection List of Candidates for The Weightage given as per GO.Rt.No.301, HM-FW(B1) Dept., Dt:20.06.20 read with GO.Ms.No.163, HM-FW(B1) Dept., Dt:12.09.18. For each completed 6months service @ 2.5 marks in Tribal/2 marks in Rural /1 mark in Urban Areas Page 1 of 10 FINAL SELECTION LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR THE POST OF STAFF NURSES (ON CONTRACT) TO WORK IN GGH, ANANTHAPURAMU Weightage considered those who are working till to date in DME/DPH/ APVVP Institutions under AP State / GOI Roster Merit Regn Name of the Social Year of Schemes only Point No / Sl. No Name of the Candidate Date of Birth Age Place of working Remarks No. No. Father /Husband status Passing not Roster l Languages 01,Max 10 To Weightage Weightage Cycle No Percentage Max.Marks Educational Educational Exclusiveof marks ason (12,13 & 19) Out soursing soursing Out Sports quota Sports Qualification No.of From Registered or Male/ Female contract for& marks Total & 75 % of Marks Weitage marks Marks obtained Local/Non-Local PH/ Ex-Service/ half years marks-Per- year Whether Council Council Whether completed Uraban/R ural/Triba 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 UN-RESERVED CATEGORY (20%) = 30 POSTS (FOR BOTH LOCAL & NON-LOCAL CANDIDATES) OC-GENERAL = 8 POSTS 1 1 2581 K.RAJESWARI K.JAYAPPA F 15-05-1985 35 OC GNM Apr-10 1900 1521 60.04 10 Rural 22.01.2014 till to date 12 15 PHC,Talupula 85.04 yes Local 3/1 2 2 978 P.Revathi P.Narasimhulu F 15-07-1989 31 OC GNM Apr-11 1900 1543 60.91 9 Urban 22.11.2012 Till date 15 15 NRC,GGH, ATP 84.91 Yes Local 5/1 3 3 474 M.ALIVELU NARASIMHULU F 01-06-1988 32 SC GNM Apr-11 1900 1542 60.87 9 Rural 29.01.2014 Till date 12 15 PHC,Roddam 84.87 Yes Local 9/1 PHC, 4 4 2517 P.Rojamma P.Vannur swamy F 03-05-1990 30 BC-A GNM May-12 1900 1560 61.58 8 Rural 29.01.2014 till to date 12 15 84.58 yes Local 11/1 Bommanahal 5 5 2853 G.Zeenath G.Gouse Sherief F 10-08-1988 31 BC-E GNM Apr-11 1900 1503 59.33 9 Rural 24.01.2014 Till date 12 15 PHC,Kambadur 83.33 yes Local 15/1 6 6 2306 B.SHOBHA RANI B.CHALAPATHI F 08-04-1986 34 OC GNM Apr-09 1900 1476 58.26 10 Rural 02.09.2015 till to date 9 15 PHC, Mudigubba 83.26 yes Local 21/1 7 7 945 P.Chitti P.Hanumappa F 05-08-1987 32 SC GNM Apr-09 1900 1474 58.18 10 Rural 22.01.2014 Till date 12 15 PHC,Beluguppa 83.18 Yes Local - 26/1 21.11.2012 06.03.2016 SNCU,GGH,ATP 8 8 1791 P.Kezia Rani P.Venkateswarlu F 12-12-1988 32 BC-C GNM Apr-10 1900 1463 57.75 10 Urban 15 15 82.75 yes Local 28/1 07.03.2016 Till date /GGH,ATP OC-WOMEN = 5 POSTS 9 9 2176 K.Aruna K.Kattebasappa F 05-03-1989 31 BC-B GNM Apr-11 1900 1485 58.62 9 Rural 02.09.15 till to date 9 15 PHC, Yerragunta 82.62 yes Local 1/1 Rural 23.01.14 23.10.19 11HY PHC,Yadiki GGH 10 10 1784 L.Nirmala L.Solomon Raju F 02-06-1987 33 ST GNM Apr-10 1900 1453 57.36 10 15 82.36 yes Local 12/1 Urban 24.10.19 till to date /1HY ATP D/o.M.Krishna 11 11 977 M.Anjanamma F 15-03-1988 32 ST GNM Apr-11 1900 1473 58.14 9 Urban 22.11.2012 Till date 15 15 SNCU,GGH,ATP 82.14 Yes Local 17/1 Naik D/o.G.Chekkara 12 12 355 G.Sridevi F 20-06-1987 33 OC GNM Apr-10 1900 1434 56.61 10 Rural 22.06.2011 Till date 18 15 PHC,Kudair 81.61 Yes Local 23/1 Reddy Ankireddy D/o.A.Ramachandr Non 13 13 360 F 10-06-1989 31 OC GNM Apr-10 1900 1417 55.93 10 Rural 24.06.2016 Till date 8 15 CHC,Vempalli. 80.93 Yes YSR Dist 30/1 Amaravathi a Reddy Local OC:EX-SERVICEMENT-GENERAL = 1 POST. NO CANDIDATE AVAILABLE UNDER OC:EX-SERVICEMEN CATEGORY, HENCE FILLED WITH OC:GENERAL 14 14 364 P.Jaya D/o.P.Srinivasulu F 15-07-1984 36 BC-A B.Sc(N) Oct-06 2550 1883 55.38 10 Rural 27.06.2011 Till date 18 15 PHC,Settur 80.38 Yes Local 13/1 BCA-GENERAL = 2 POSTS N.VENKATA Non 15 23 2579 N.NARAYANAMMA F 09-03-1986 34 BC-A GNM Aug-06 1200 851 53.19 10 Rural 25.06.2011 Till date 18 15 PHC,Talupula 78.19 yes Chittoor Dist 20/1 RAMANA Local 16 26 1737 V.Bhavani V.Venkata swamy F 06-07-1988 32 BC-A GNM Apr-10 1900 1464 57.79 10 Rural 21.09.17 till to date 5 10 PHC Beluguppa 77.79 Yes Local 29/1 Weightage given as per GO.Rt.No.301, HM-FW(B1) Dept., Dt:20.06.20 read with GO.Ms.No.163, HM-FW(B1) Dept., Dt:12.09.18. For each completed 6months service @ 2.5 marks in Tribal/2 marks in Rural /1 mark in Urban Areas Page 2 of 10 FINAL SELECTION LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR THE POST OF STAFF NURSES (ON CONTRACT) TO WORK IN GGH, ANANTHAPURAMU Weightage considered those who are working till to date in DME/DPH/ APVVP Institutions under AP State / GOI Roster Merit Regn Name of the Social Year of Schemes only Point No / Sl. No Name of the Candidate Date of Birth Age Place of working Remarks No. No. Father /Husband status Passing not Roster l Languages 01,Max 10 To Weightage Weightage Cycle No Percentage Max.Marks Educational Educational Exclusiveof marks ason (12,13 & 19) Out soursing soursing Out Sports quota Sports Qualification No.of From Registered or Male/ Female contract for& marks Total & 75 % of Marks Weitage marks Marks obtained Local/Non-Local PH/ Ex-Service/ half years marks-Per- year Whether Council Council Whether completed Uraban/R ural/Triba 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 BCA-WOMEN = 1 POST 17 40 2753 A Arun Kumari A Sesanna F 13-06-1989 31 BC-A GNM Apr-10 1900 1480 58.42 10 Urban 10.03.2016 Till date 8 8 GGH,ATP 76.42 Yes Local 4/1 BCB-GENERAL = 1 POST 18 34 2557 B.LATHAMMA B.KRISHNNAPPA F 17-03-1990 30 BC-B GNM Apr-11 1900 1524 60.16 9 Urban 10.03.16 till to date 8 8 GGH, ATP 77.16 yes Local 24/1 BCB-WOMEN = 1 POST 19 36 682 R.Hareesha R.Anjaneyulu F 25-03-1986 34 BC-B GNM Apr-09 1900 1468 57.95 10 Urban 08.10.2015 Till date 9 9 AH,Kadiri 76.95 Yes Local 10/1 BCC-GENERAL = 1 POST M.Glory Angel M.C.Bhagavath Urban 22.12.07 25.06.11& 7 & DH,Hindupur Non 20 67 1872 F 15-06-1985 35 BC-C GNM Aug-05 1200 785 49.06 10 15 74.06 Yes Chittoor Dist 14/1 Rani Kumar &Rural 27.06.11 to till date 18 PHC,Narpala Local BCD-WOMEN = 1 POST A.Adinarayana 21 24 2688 A.Divya Bharathi F 12-03-1989 31 BC-D GNM Apr-10 1900 1496 59.05 10 Urban 04.10.15 till to date 9 9 CHC, Gooty 78.05 yes Local 18/1 Raju BCE-WOMEN = 1 POST A.Jeenathhunnisab A.Abdul 22 16 396 F 14-08-1983 37 BC-E GNM Aug-07 1200 881 55.06 10 Rural 04.10.2015 Till date 9 15 CHC,Uravakonda 80.06 Yes Local 19/1 ee Rahiman(late SC-GENERAL = 3 POSTS B.Pedda 23 15 1178 B.Padmavathi F 10-05-1980 40 SC GNM Apr-10 1900 1400 55.26 10 Rural 11.04.16 till to date 8 15 CHC,Uravakonda 80.26 Yes Local 7/1 Hanumanthu D/o.P.S.Vijayakum NRC,GGH, Non 24 18 820 P.Shobha Rani F 21-07-1986 34 SC GNM Apr-09 1900 1384 54.63 10 Urban 26.10.2012 Till date 15 15 79.63 Yes YSR Dist 16/1 ar late Kurnool Local 104 MMU 25 21 374 M.C.Pushpavathi M.C.Chennaiah F 01-01-1981 39 SC GNM Apr-11 1900 1380 54.47 9 Rural 11.04.2016 Till date 8 15 78.47 Yes Local 27/1 Kalyandurg SC-WOMEN = 2 POSTS Non 26 30 1230 N.Kepha N.Thirupaul F 26-05-1990 30 SC GNM May-12 1900 1507 59.49 8 Rural 21.10.17 till to date 5 10 PHC,ODC 77.49 Yes Guntur (Dist) 2/1 Local 27 37 2361 J.Chitti J.Sunkanna F 10-06-1990 30 SC GNM Apr-11 1900 1509 59.57 9 Urban 10.03.2016 till to date 8 8 GGH, ATP 76.57 yes Local 22/1 ST-GENERAL = 1 POST 28 17 766 P.Lalithamma D/o.P.Lakshmanna F 14-04-1982 38 ST GNM Mar-09 1900 1390 54.87 10 Urban 20.06.2011 Till date 18 15 CHC,Gooty 79.87 Yes local 25/1 Weightage given as per GO.Rt.No.301, HM-FW(B1) Dept., Dt:20.06.20 read with GO.Ms.No.163, HM-FW(B1) Dept., Dt:12.09.18.
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