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Monday, 31 March 2014
Thursday, 27 March 2014
General Knowledge-WHO Certifies India as Polio Free Country
WHO Certifies India as Polio Free
Sh Ghulam Nabi Azad Receives Certificate of India as a Polio Free Nation
The World Health Organisation (WHO) today
presented official certification to India for its ‘Polio Free’ status. India is
among other countries in its South East Asian region which have been certified
as being free of the wild polio virus. The Minister for Health and Family
Welfare, Sh Ghulam Nabi Azad received the official certificate at a function,
here today. This achievement makes the South-East Asia Region, the fourth WHO
Region to be certified as polio-free, after the Region of the Americas in 1994,
the Western Pacific Region in 2000 and the European Region in 2002.
Speaking at the function, Sh Azad stated that India has been polio free since January 2011. Speaking on the historic occasion on behalf of all South-East Asian Health Ministers, Shri Azad expressed happiness and satisfaction at the historic public health achievement which seemed impossible with India having the highest burden of Polio cases in the world.
The Health Minister stated that India embarked on the programme to eradicate the nation of polio 19 years ago in 1995, when the disease used to cripple more than 50,000 children in the country every year. He stated that this achievement has been possible with resolute will at the highest levels, technological innovations like the indigenous bivalent polio vaccine, adequate domestic financial resources and close monitoring of polio programme, with which immunization levels soared to 99% coverage and India achieved polio eradication. He stated that this unbelievable operational feat has been possible due to the tireless efforts of over a million ASHAs and ANMs who gave a new momentum to polio rounds. A 2.3 million strong team of polio volunteers and 150, 000 supervisors worked day and night to reach every child. The Health Minister expressed gratitude towards WHO, UNICEF, Rotary International, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and others stakeholders, including the parents of the children, for their strong technical and operational support to this collective effort in this region.
Also present at the certification ceremony were representatives from the WHO’s SEARO countries, senior officers from the Ministry of Health and family Welfare and representatives of partner agencies such as Rotary International, UNICEF, and DFID.
Wednesday, 26 March 2014
Free Essays for Competitive Exams- Water not a Want but a Need Save Water Save Energy
Water not a Want but a Need Save
Water Save Energy
Water water everywhere, not a drop to drink,
was the starting line of the chapter "Water" in the science book,
during my schooling. Our life has changed a lot, and we find technological
advancements in every sphere of life. We have electronic gadgets everywhere
around, which need electricity. When electricity is not available, they become
useless but still we are able to live without them. But no one can even think
of living without water for a day.
At present the biggest need for the survival
of life on the planet is to conserve water. Around the globe World Water
Day is being observed on 22nd March since 1993. This day is primarily devoted
to implement United Nations recommendations on clean drinking water, sustain
safe drinking water facilities, conservation of water, sustaining fresh water
bodies and to promote concrete activities within the countries regarding the
world's fresh water resources. International World Water Day tries to remind
people about the significance of fresh water and to promote sustainability for
fresh water resources. Organizations all around the world use
World Water day to promote awareness about clean water and
sustainable aquatic habitats. Also as a day to focus public attention on the
critical water issues of the present era.
Moving towards Indian scenario, the country
receives abundant amount of rain, but factors like increase in population, is
among the main reasons of water scarcity to the country. Due to population
increase, natural resources are consumed more. A large number of water bodies
local ponds, lakes, rivers and reservoirs get polluted and depleted. At present
a considerable amount of water of the country's population lack access to safe
drinking water. Also, Indian agriculture is rain fed. The goals and success of agriculture
in India are based on availability of water, mostly rain water. Good amount of
rain means a good crop harvest. Preserving rain water is must and ensuring that
almost no toxic material present should get mixed with rain water, which can
eventually pollute it as well as the water body in which it eventually flows.
In the light of the above, it is a general
understanding that, there is a need of water conservation in the country and
the major issues with regard to water usage in India can be summed up as
under:-
1.
To ensure safe drinking water to rural and urban house holds
2.
To sustain safe drinking water facilities.
3.
The restoration/ clean water bodies both in villages and cities.
4.
Water conservation.
Every year, The World Water Day emphasizes on
a different aspect of freshwater. This year the theme of the World Water Day is
Water and Energy. As water and energy are related to each other and both are
necessary for the survival of our planet. To generate energy particularly hydro
electric and thermal power we need water resources.
In order to keep the water and energy
relationship alive, an emphasis needs to be placed on increasing the water
conservation and to preserve the natural water bodies for energy production
today as well as in future. There is also a need to increase the efficiency of
water with regard to energy production. To produce energy water is required and
to provide water you need energy. Due to this inter-connection between water
and energy, deficiency of any of the two creates problem for the other. If
water resources, meant for the production of electricity get depleted, it will
certainly cause a decrease in electricity generation. At present there is a
tremendous need for appliances which are energy efficient, if appliances are
able to save electric energy, it in turn means they are saving water.
Many of us may think as to what an individual
can do to conserve water, and this thinking of many of us leads to wastage of
water daily. In today's world we are in a rat race to construct big house with
lavish bathrooms, but we forget to think that without water they are useless.
We go on using water more than what is required to us. We as individuals can at
least use water in a proper manner in our homes and places of work.
Many a times, water taps on road sides, are
seen running and water is wasted, we pass without bothering to close it. We
should think on these issues and try to conserve water in whatever way it is
possible for us in our daily life. Use of electricity should also be limited to
our need and not want; electric appliances should be used only when needed.
One bulb will give us enough light, so what
is the need to switch on multiple lights. We should make sure to minimize
switching on lights and other electric appliances unnecessarily any time. With
this we shall not only be able to conserve electricity but in turn we will also
conserve water.
Friday, 21 March 2014
General Knowledge-Current Affairs-Noted journalist and writer Khushwant Singh died
Noted journalist and writer Khushwant Singh died
Noted writer and journalist Khushwant Singh passed away on Thursday. He
was 99.
Singh was best known for his trenchant secularism, his humour, and an abiding love for poetry.
Born on 2 February in
1915, Singh was best known for his trenchant secularism, his humor, and an
abiding love of poetry. His comparisons of social and behavioral
characteristics of Westerners and Indians are laced with acid wit. Singh
started his illustrious career after joining All India Radio in 1951 as a
journalist. He was founder editor of Yojana from 1951- 1953. He also served as
editor of several literary and news magazines, as well as two broad sheet
newspapers, through the 1970s and 1980s. Singh also worked with The Illustrated
Weekly of India, a news weekly; and two major Indian newspapers, The National
Herald and the Hindustan Times. From 1980 through 1986, Singh was a member of
Rajya Sabha. He was awarded the Padma Bhushan in 1974 for service to the
country. In 1984, he returned the award in protest against the siege of the
Golden Temple by the Indian Army. In 2007, the Indian government awarded
Khushwant Singh the Padma Vibhushan. .
UPSC Exam-Civil Services Exam 2012-13-IAS (Indian Administrative Service) Cadre Allocation
Complete
Cadre Allocation (CSE-2012)
(Civil
Services Exam 2012: Interview 2013)
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Sl. No.
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Rank
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Name of the Candidate
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Category
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HomeState
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Cadre Allotted
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Allotted as
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1
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1
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HARITHA V KUMAR
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General
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Kerala
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Kerala
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Insider
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2
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2
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SRIRAM V
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General
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Kerala
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Kerala
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Insider
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3
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3
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STUTI CHARAN
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General
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Rajasthan
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Gujarat
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Outsider
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4
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4
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ALBY JOHN VARGHESE
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General
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Kerala
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Tamil Nadu
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Outsider
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5
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5
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RUCHIKA KATYAL
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General
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Haryana
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A G M U T
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Outsider
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6
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6
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ARUN THAMBURAJ A
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Tamil Nadu
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Tamil Nadu
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Insider
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7
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7
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T PRABHUSHANKAR
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Tamil Nadu
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Tamil Nadu
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Insider
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8
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8
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VANDANA
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General
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Uttar Pradesh
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Uttarakhand
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Outsider
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9
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9
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CHANDNI SINGH
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General
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Uttar Pradesh
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Uttar Pradesh
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Insider
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10
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10
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ASHISH GUPTA
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General
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Delhi
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Rajasthan
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Outsider
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11
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11
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MAYUR DIXIT
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General
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Rajasthan
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Uttarakhand
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Outsider
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12
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12
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RAGHVENDRA SINGH
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General
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Uttar Pradesh
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Bihar
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Outsider
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13
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13
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RAHUL
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General
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Delhi
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A G M U T
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Insider
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14
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14
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DEBASWETA BANIK
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General
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Uttar Pradesh
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Himachal Pradesh
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Outsider
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15
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15
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DIWEGAONKAR KAUSTUBH C
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Maharashtra
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Maharashtra
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Insider
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16
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16
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K SHASHANKA
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General
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Andhra Pradesh
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Andhra Pradesh
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Insider
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17
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17
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ANKITA CHAKRAVARTY
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General
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Haryana
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Punjab
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Outsider
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18
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19
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APURVA DUBEY
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General
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Delhi
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Uttar Pradesh
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Outsider
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19
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20
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PRIYANKA NIRANJAN
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O.B.C.
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Uttar Pradesh
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Insider
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20
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21
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RAJ KAMAL YADAV
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O.B.C.
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Uttar Pradesh
|
Uttar Pradesh
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Insider
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21
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22
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HARPREET SINGH SUDAN
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General
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Chandigarh
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Punjab
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Outsider
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22
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23
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SYED SEHRISH ASGAR
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General
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Jammu & Kashmir
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Punjab
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Outsider
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23
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24
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ASWATHI S
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General
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Kerala
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Karnataka
|
Outsider
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24
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25
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DHARMENDRA KUMAR
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General
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Bihar
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Bihar
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Insider
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25
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26
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AJIT
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General
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Bihar
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A G M U T
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Outsider
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26
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28
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YOGENDRA SINGH
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O.B.C.
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Uttar Pradesh
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Bihar
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Outsider
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27
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29
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AGRE KSHIPRA SURYAKANTRAO
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General
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Maharashtra
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Gujarat
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Outsider
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28
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30
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AVINASH MENON RAJENDRAN
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General
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Kerala
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Karnataka
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Outsider
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29
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31
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NAVEEN AGGARWAL
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General
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Punjab
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A G M U T
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Outsider
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30
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32
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RAJENDRA K V
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O.B.C.
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Karnataka
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Karnataka
|
Insider
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31
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34
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VIJAYA K
|
O.B.C.
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Tamil Nadu
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Andhra Pradesh
|
Outsider
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32
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35
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NATHMAL DIDEL
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O.B.C.
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Rajasthan
|
Rajasthan
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Insider
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33
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36
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SONIA MEENA
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Rajasthan
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Madhya Pradesh
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Outsider
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34
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37
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GAYATHRI KRISHNAN B
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General
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Kerala
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Tamil Nadu
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Outsider
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35
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38
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SELVAMANI R
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Tamil Nadu
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Karnataka
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Outsider
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36
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39
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SHAILAZA SHARMA
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General
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Uttar Pradesh
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Bihar
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Outsider
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37
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40
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MANISH KUMAR
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General
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Rajasthan
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Gujarat
|
Outsider
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38
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41
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SHOWKAT AHMAD PARRAY
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General
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Jammu & Kashmir
|
Punjab
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Outsider
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39
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42
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NAMRATA GANDHI
|
General
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Maharashtra
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Chhattisgarh
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Outsider
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40
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43
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ARYAKA AKHOURY
|
General
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Bihar
|
Uttar Pradesh
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Outsider
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41
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44
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SRIJANA G
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General
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Andhra Pradesh
|
Andhra Pradesh
|
Insider
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42
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45
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AMANBIR SINGH BAINS
|
General
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Madhya Pradesh
|
Madhya Pradesh
|
Insider
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43
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46
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MULLAI MUHILAN M P
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Tamil Nadu
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Karnataka
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Outsider
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44
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47
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PATTANSHETTI RAVI SUBASH
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General
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Maharashtra
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Andhra Pradesh
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Outsider
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45
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48
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HARSH DIKSHIT
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General
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Uttar Pradesh
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Madhya Pradesh
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Outsider
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46
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49
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RISHI GARG
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General
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Uttar Pradesh
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Madhya Pradesh
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Outsider
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47
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50
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RAJANI SINGH
|
General
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Madhya Pradesh
|
Madhya Pradesh
|
Insider
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48
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51
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NITIN SINGHANIA
|
General
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West Bengal
|
West Bengal
|
Insider
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49
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52
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DEEPA AGRAWAL
|
General
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Bihar
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Outsider
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50
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53
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SOMESH MISHRA
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General
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Uttar Pradesh
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Madhya Pradesh
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Outsider
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51
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54
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KANA RAM
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Rajasthan
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Rajasthan
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Insider
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52
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55
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J MEGHANATHA REDDY
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General
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Andhra Pradesh
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Tamil Nadu
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Outsider
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53
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56
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VINEETH S
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Kerala
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Tamil Nadu
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Outsider
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54
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57
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AMAN GUPTA
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General
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Uttar Pradesh
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A G M U T
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Outsider
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55
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59
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PARTH GUPTA
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General
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Bihar
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A G M U T
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Outsider
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56
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60
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KUMARI SANGEETA TETARWAL
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Rajasthan
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Haryana
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Outsider
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57
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61
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PRIYANK MISHRA
|
General
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Uttar Pradesh
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Madhya Pradesh
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Outsider
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58
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62
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NAMRATA VRISHNI
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Uttar Pradesh
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A G M U T
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Outsider
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59
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63
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K MANJULEKSHMI
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General
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Kerala
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Maharashtra
|
Outsider
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60
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64
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ANJALI
|
General
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Delhi
|
A G M U T
|
Insider
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61
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65
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SURAJ KUMAR
|
Jharkhand
|
Jharkhand
|
Insider
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62
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66
|
AKANKSHA RANJAN
|
General
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Bihar
|
Jharkhand
|
Outsider
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63
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67
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MAYANK AGRAWAL
|
General
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Uttar Pradesh
|
Madhya Pradesh
|
Outsider
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64
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68
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DIVYA MITTAL
|
General
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Delhi
|
Uttar Pradesh
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Outsider
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65
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69
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GIRISH KUMAR MISHRA
|
General
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Uttar Pradesh
|
Bihar
|
Outsider
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66
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70
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NAVDEEP SHUKLA
|
General
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Bihar
|
Outsider
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|
67
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71
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SATYENDRA KUMAR
|
General
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Bihar
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Outsider
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|
68
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72
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AJEET VASANT
|
General
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Jharkhand
|
Chhattisgarh
|
Outsider
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|
69
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73
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RAGHAV SHARMA
|
General
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Rajasthan
|
Himachal Pradesh
|
Outsider
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|
70
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74
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ANUJ SINGH
|
General
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Bihar
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Outsider
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71
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76
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RAMESH RANJAN
|
General
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Bihar
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Outsider
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72
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77
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SNEHAL R
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S.C.
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Karnataka
|
Karnataka
|
Insider
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73
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78
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TAPASYA RAGHAV
|
General
|
Delhi
|
A G M U T
|
Insider
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74
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79
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VIKAS KUNDAL
|
S.C.
|
Jammu & Kashmir
|
Jammu & Kashmir
|
Insider
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75
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80
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KRITI GARG
|
General
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Chandigarh
|
A G M U T
|
Insider
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76
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81
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SHUBHAM SAXENA
|
General
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Uttar Pradesh
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Orissa
|
Outsider
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77
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82
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SHRUTI OJHA
|
General
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Rajasthan
|
Andhra Pradesh
|
Outsider
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78
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85
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ANUP KUMAR SINGH
|
O.B.C.
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Uttar Pradesh
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Madhya Pradesh
|
Outsider
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79
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86
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SHREYA P SINGH
|
O.B.C.
|
Kerala
|
Tamil Nadu
|
Outsider
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80
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87
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MONISHA BANERJEE
|
General
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West Bengal
|
Orissa
|
Outsider
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81
|
88
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AVNY LAVASA
|
General
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Delhi
|
Jammu & Kashmir
|
Outsider
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|
82
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89
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J. KEERTHI
|
General
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Andhra Pradesh
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Assam Meghalaya
|
Outsider
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83
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90
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GOPALAKRISHNAN K
|
O.B.C.
|
Tamil Nadu
|
Kerala
|
Outsider
|
|
84
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91
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GANGATHARAN D
|
O.B.C.
|
Tamil Nadu
|
Maharashtra
|
Outsider
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|
85
|
92
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ADWAIT KUMAR SINGH
|
General
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Uttar Pradesh
|
Andhra Pradesh
|
Outsider
|
|
86
|
93
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SUBRAT KUMAR SEN
|
Bihar
|
Bihar
|
Insider
|
|
|
87
|
94
|
HIMANSHU SHUKLA
|
General
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Andhra Pradesh
|
Outsider
|
|
88
|
95
|
KHURSHEED ALI QADRI
|
General
|
Jammu & Kashmir
|
West Bengal
|
Outsider
|
|
89
|
96
|
ADITYA KUMAR ANAND
|
Bihar
|
Jharkhand
|
Outsider
|
|
|
90
|
97
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JAFAR MALIK
|
General
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Rajasthan
|
Kerala
|
Outsider
|
|
91
|
98
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JOSHI MRUNMAI SHASHANK
|
General
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Maharashtra
|
Kerala
|
Outsider
|
|
92
|
101
|
NARASIMHUGARI T L REDDY
|
General
|
Andhra Pradesh
|
Kerala
|
Outsider
|
|
93
|
102
|
NISHANT KUMAR YADAV
|
Rajasthan
|
Haryana
|
Outsider
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|
|
94
|
103
|
KRITIKA BATRA
|
General
|
Haryana
|
Jammu & Kashmir
|
Outsider
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|
95
|
104
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ANSHUL GARG
|
General
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Punjab
|
Jammu & Kashmir
|
Outsider
|
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96
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105
|
AMIT PRAKASH YADAV
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Gujarat
|
Outsider
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|
|
97
|
106
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NAWAL KISHOR CHOUDHARY
|
O.B.C.
|
Bihar
|
Bihar
|
Insider
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|
98
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107
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RAJAT NANDA
|
General
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Haryana
|
West Bengal
|
Outsider
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|
99
|
108
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NIDHI
|
General
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Haryana
|
West Bengal
|
Outsider
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|
100
|
109
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M BHARANI KUMAAR
|
General
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Tamil Nadu
|
Sikkim
|
Outsider
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|
101
|
110
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ANSHUL GUPTA
|
General
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Uttar Pradesh
|
West Bengal
|
Outsider
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102
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111
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KESAVAN R
|
O.B.C.
|
Tamil Nadu
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A G M U T
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Outsider
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103
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112
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HARSHITA MATHUR
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S.C.
|
Madhya Pradesh
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Outsider
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104
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113
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RAUT ABHIJIT RAJENDRA
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Maharashtra
|
Maharashtra
|
Insider
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|
105
|
114
|
KAILASH KARTHIK N
|
General
|
Tamil Nadu
|
Assam Meghalaya
|
Outsider
|
|
106
|
115
|
PREETI GOYAL
|
General
|
Punjab
|
West Bengal
|
Outsider
|
|
107
|
116
|
PANICKER HARISHANKER
|
General
|
Kerala
|
West Bengal
|
Outsider
|
|
108
|
117
|
ARUN T.
|
O.B.C.
|
Karnataka
|
A G M U T
|
Outsider
|
|
109
|
118
|
S RAMAMOORTHY
|
O.B.C.
|
Tamil Nadu
|
Maharashtra
|
Outsider
|
|
110
|
119
|
ZEESHAN QAMER
|
O.B.C.
|
Bihar
|
Jharkhand
|
Outsider
|
|
111
|
130
|
NIRGUDE YOGESH BABANRAO
|
O.B.C.
|
Maharashtra
|
Gujarat
|
Outsider
|
|
112
|
132
|
SAGILI SHAN MOHAN
|
O.B.C.
|
Andhra Pradesh
|
Andhra Pradesh
|
Insider
|
|
113
|
133
|
MADHUSMITA SAHOO
|
O.B.C.
|
Orissa
|
Orissa
|
Insider
|
|
114
|
135
|
AJAY KUMAR
|
S.C.
|
Himachal Pradesh
|
Haryana
|
Outsider
|
|
115
|
136
|
SHANMUGARAJAN S
|
O.B.C.
|
Tamil Nadu
|
Maharashtra
|
Outsider
|
|
116
|
137
|
SATHISH KUMAR S
|
O.B.C.
|
Tamil Nadu
|
Madhya Pradesh
|
Outsider
|
|
117
|
142
|
PRADEEP DAHIYA
|
S.C.
|
Haryana
|
Haryana
|
Insider
|
|
118
|
143
|
S KRISHNA CHAITANYA
|
O.B.C.
|
Andhra Pradesh
|
Madhya Pradesh
|
Outsider
|
|
119
|
156
|
MRITYUNJAY KUMAR BARANWAL
|
O.B.C.
|
Jharkhand
|
Jharkhand
|
Insider
|
|
120
|
157
|
FRANK NOBLE A
|
O.B.C.
|
Tamil Nadu
|
Madhya Pradesh
|
Outsider
|
|
121
|
162
|
KRITIKA KULHARI
|
O.B.C.
|
Rajasthan
|
Himachal Pradesh
|
Outsider
|
|
122
|
169
|
SANJEEV RANJAN
|
O.B.C.
|
Bihar
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Outsider
|
|
123
|
176
|
KULANGE VIJAY AMRUTA
|
O.B.C.
|
Maharashtra
|
Orissa
|
Outsider
|
|
124
|
185
|
JITENDRA GUPTA
|
O.B.C.
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Bihar
|
Outsider
|
|
125
|
190
|
GAURAV KUMAR SINGH
|
O.B.C.
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Chhattisgarh
|
Outsider
|
|
126
|
192
|
SHASHI RANJAN
|
O.B.C.
|
Jharkhand
|
Jharkhand
|
Insider
|
|
127
|
193
|
NEILENTHANG TELIEN
|
S.T.
|
Manipur
|
Manipur Tripura
|
Insider
|
|
128
|
199
|
SHAMA PARVEEN
|
O.B.C.
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
West Bengal
|
Outsider
|
|
129
|
202
|
UMAMAHESWARI R
|
O.B.C.
|
Tamil Nadu
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Outsider
|
|
130
|
203
|
BALASUBRAMANIAN T
|
O.B.C.
|
Tamil Nadu
|
West Bengal
|
Outsider
|
|
131
|
209
|
RAMKUMAR S
|
O.B.C.
|
Tamil Nadu
|
Assam Meghalaya
|
Outsider
|
|
132
|
210
|
AMRITH S P
|
S.C.
|
Tamil Nadu
|
Tamil Nadu
|
Insider
|
|
133
|
211
|
REENA NIRANJAN
|
O.B.C.
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
West Bengal
|
Outsider
|
|
134
|
216
|
MAYURI VASU
|
O.B.C.
|
Kerala
|
West Bengal
|
Outsider
|
|
135
|
226
|
SHAILESH
|
O.B.C.
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Manipur Tripura
|
Outsider
|
|
136
|
227
|
VINIT NANDANWAR
|
O.B.C.
|
Chhattisgarh
|
Chhattisgarh
|
Insider
|
|
137
|
229
|
AVINASH KUMAR
|
S.C.
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Insider
|
|
138
|
237
|
SACHIN JAISWAL
|
O.B.C.
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Nagaland
|
Outsider
|
|
139
|
241
|
SMITHA MOL M S
|
O.B.C.
|
Kerala
|
Manipur Tripura
|
Outsider
|
|
140
|
245
|
KIRAN KUMARI PASI
|
S.C.
|
West Bengal
|
Jharkhand
|
Outsider
|
|
141
|
246
|
SAMUEL PAUL N
|
O.B.C.
|
Tamil Nadu
|
Nagaland
|
Outsider
|
|
142
|
251
|
DINESH KUMAR A S
|
O.B.C.
|
Tamil Nadu
|
Manipur Tripura
|
Outsider
|
|
143
|
252
|
KRISHNA KUMAR
|
O.B.C.
|
Haryana
|
Manipur Tripura
|
Outsider
|
|
144
|
260
|
SHIVAM VERMA
|
O.B.C.
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Nagaland
|
Outsider
|
|
145
|
266
|
HEMANT KUMAR
|
O.B.C.
|
Haryana
|
Nagaland
|
Outsider
|
|
146
|
276
|
LAKSHMISHA G
|
S.C.
|
Karnataka
|
Andhra Pradesh
|
Outsider
|
|
147
|
314
|
ALOK RANJAN
|
S.C.
|
Rajasthan
|
Rajasthan
|
Insider
|
|
148
|
334
|
DEEPAK KUMAR MEENA
|
S.T.
|
Rajasthan
|
Maharashtra
|
Outsider
|
|
149
|
340
|
CHANDRAKALA J U
|
S.C.
|
Karnataka
|
Tamil Nadu
|
Outsider
|
|
150
|
352
|
ISAWANDA LALOO
|
S.T.
|
Meghalaya
|
Assam Meghalaya
|
Insider
|
|
151
|
364
|
ANAND SHARMA
|
General
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Assam Meghalaya
|
Outsider
|
|
152
|
388
|
ADITYA NEGI
|
S.T.
|
Himachal Pradesh
|
Himachal Pradesh
|
Insider
|
|
153
|
391
|
GOSAVI HARSHIT PRUTHWIRAJ
|
S.C.
|
Maharashtra
|
Gujarat
|
Outsider
|
|
154
|
393
|
ARUN MAHESH BABU MS
|
S.C.
|
Kerala
|
Gujarat
|
Outsider
|
|
155
|
410
|
VINEET KUMAR
|
S.T.
|
Rajasthan
|
Uttarakhand
|
Outsider
|
|
156
|
412
|
SIVA SANKAR LOTHETI
|
S.C.
|
Andhra Pradesh
|
Andhra Pradesh
|
Insider
|
|
157
|
413
|
SANDEEP G R
|
S.C.
|
Karnataka
|
Madhya Pradesh
|
Outsider
|
|
158
|
445
|
HEMRAJ BAIRWA
|
S.C.
|
Rajasthan
|
Himachal Pradesh
|
Outsider
|
|
159
|
455
|
INDRAJEET SINGH CHANDRAWAL
|
S.C.
|
Rajasthan
|
Chhattisgarh
|
Outsider
|
|
160
|
460
|
JAGDISH SONKAR
|
S.C.
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Chhattisgarh
|
Outsider
|
|
161
|
471
|
CHANDRASHEKHAR NAYAKA L
|
S.T.
|
Karnataka
|
Karnataka
|
Insider
|
|
162
|
474
|
VISHESH SARANGAL
|
S.C.
|
Punjab
|
Punjab
|
Insider
|
|
163
|
479
|
GAWANDE PRADEEP KESHAORAO
|
S.C.
|
Maharashtra
|
Rajasthan
|
Outsider
|
|
164
|
487
|
RANJITA
|
S.C.
|
Bihar
|
Bihar
|
Insider
|
|
165
|
498
|
RICHA
|
S.C.
|
Punjab
|
Punjab
|
Insider
|
|
166
|
499
|
ANSH DEEP
|
S.C.
|
Punjab
|
Rajasthan
|
Outsider
|
|
167
|
528
|
RAJENDRA BHARUD
|
S.T.
|
Maharashtra
|
Maharashtra
|
Insider
|
|
168
|
543
|
TSHERING Y BHUTIA
|
S.T.
|
Sikkim
|
West Bengal
|
Outsider
|
|
169
|
547
|
GAVALI PARAG HARSHAD
|
S.C.
|
Maharashtra
|
Orissa
|
Outsider
|
|
170
|
589
|
SUNIL KUMAR VERMA
|
S.C.
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Insider
|
|
171
|
609
|
JEEVAN B
|
S.C.
|
Karnataka
|
Assam Meghalaya
|
Outsider
|
|
172
|
619
|
JASPREET KAUR
|
S.C.
|
Punjab
|
Manipur Tripura
|
Outsider
|
|
173
|
653
|
RAVINDRA KUMAR MANDER
|
S.T.
|
Rajasthan
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
Outsider
|
|
174
|
662
|
VENKAT RAJA
|
S.T.
|
Rajasthan
|
Karnataka
|
Outsider
|
|
175
|
700
|
RAJENDRA KUMAR KATARA
|
S.T.
|
Rajasthan
|
Chhattisgarh
|
Outsider
|
|
176
|
711
|
ARVIND KUMAR POSWAL
|
S.T.
|
Himachal Pradesh
|
Rajasthan
|
Outsider
|
|
177
|
720
|
NGIKYA GOHAIN
|
S.T.
|
Assam
|
Rajasthan
|
Outsider
|
|
178
|
846
|
PAWAR NARSING SAMBHAJI
|
General
|
Maharashtra
|
Assam Meghalaya
|
Outsider
|
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