Notification for allocation of Cadres for Civil Service Examination, 2010

This is regarding allocation of cadres to the candidates who have been allocated to the
Indian Police Service on the basis of Civil Services Examination - 2010.
2. It has been decided to fill up 150 vacancies from CSE-2010. The category-wise
distribution of the above vacancies are as under :-
UR - 77
OBC - 40
SC - 22
ST - 11
3. With the approval of competent authority, the cadre wise, category-wise and
insider/outsider distribution of these vacancies as per the provisions of Cadre Allocation Policy
notified by DOPT vide OM dated 10.4.2008 is as under :-
Sl.No Name of State Cadre No. Insider Outsider
of
vaca
ncies
GEN OBC SC ST GEN OBC SC ST
1 AGMUT (UT) 14 1 1 1 1 5 4 - 1
2 Andhra Pradesh 8 2 1 - - 3 1 - 1
3 Assam – Meghalaya 6 1 - 1 - 4 - - -
4 Bihar 6 - - 2 - 2 1 1 -
5 Chhatisgarh 2 1 - - - 1 - - -
6 Gujarat 5 - 2 - - 1 1 1 -
7 Haryana 4 - 1 - - - 1 - 2
8 Himachal Pradesh 3 - - 1 - 1 - 1 -
9 Jammu & Kashmir 3 2 - - - 1 - - -
10 Jharkhand 3 2 - 1 - - - - -
11 Karnataka 6 1 1 - - 1 2 1 -
12 Kerala 5 1 1 - - 2 1 - -
13 Madhya Pradesh 8 1 2 - - 3 2 - -
14 Maharashtra 11 2 1 1 - 2 2 3 -
15 Manipur- Tripura 6 3 - - - - - 3 -
16 Nagaland 5 - 1 - - 3 1 - -
17 Orissa 4 - - 1 1 1 1 - -
18 Punjab 6 2 - - - 3 - - 1
19 Rajasthan 4 2 - - - 1 1 - -
20 Sikkim 1 - - 1 - - - - -
21 Tamil Nadu 8 - 1 - 1 2 3 1 -
22 Uttar Pradesh 16 3 2 - 1 5 2 1 2
23 Uttarakhand 1 1 - - - - - - -
24 West Bengal 15 1 3 1 - 10 - - -
Total 150 26 17 10 4 51 23 12 7

4. DOPT has allocated 150 candidates to the Indian Police Service against the reported vacancies.
Out of 150 candidates the following six candidates have not reported for Basic Training Course in
National Police Academy :-
Sl. No. Name of the candidate
S/Shri/Ms.
Rank No.
1. Ankit Goel 138
2. Himanshu Shanker Trivedi 190
3. Deshmukh Paris 269
4. Madhusmita Sahoo 335
5. Ajeetha Begum 398
6. Dipak Ranjan 709
5. The ‘offer of appointment’ to these six candidates to the Indian Police Service has been
cancelled. Out of 144 candidates, 4 candidates have been granted permission to join the Basic Training
Course with subsequent batch on medical grounds.
6. The cadre allocation in respect of 144 candidates is processed in this file as per the procedure
prescribed in the Cadre Allocation Policy in the following steps :-
Step 1 :
As per Para 8 (i) of the Cadre Allocation Policy, first, all those candidates who can be
allocated against the insider vacancies available in their category would be so allocated.
The following is the list of candidates who are allocated to their Home State against the
available insider vacancy in their category:-
Sl. No. Name of the candidate Rank Category Home Cadre
S/Shri/Ms.
No.
State Allotted
1. R.V. Varun Kumar * 3 G/OBC TN TN
2. Nanak Singh 84 Gen. PB PB
3. Bhuvan Bhushan Yadav 86 Gen. RJ RJ
4. Ghanshyam Bansal 93 Gen. Delhi AGMUT
5. Bhusarapu Satya 105 Gen. AP AP
Yesubabu
6. Rahul Pandey 106 Gen. UP UP
7. Ajay Kumar 108 Gen. UP UP
8. Karthik Reddy 110 Gen. KTK KTK
9. Deshmukh
Ashokarao
Pankaj 130 Gen. MH MH
10. Mangesh Kumar 131 Gen. UTK UTK

11. Sandeep Singh 136 Gen. UP UP
12. Akkanouru
Praladh
Prasad 141 Gen. MH MH
13. Anand Sharma 144 Gen. RJ RJ
14. Vivek Sheel Soni 150 Gen. PB PB
15. Arijit Sinha 171 Gen. WB WB
16. Venkata
Chintam
Appalanaidu 177 Gen. AP AP
17. Syed
Shah
Abid Rasheed 180 Gen. J&K J&K
18. Saurabh Mishra 183 Gen. MP MP
19. Narayanan T. 188 Gen. KL KL
20. Ms.
Anil *
Patil Mokshada 237 G/OBC MH MH
21. Babujee Attada 274 OBC AP AP
22. Parvinder Singh 288 OBC UP UP
23. Dev Ranjan Verma 317 OBC UP UP
24. Manoj Kumar 343 OBC HR HR
25. Hari Sankar 359 OBC KL KL
26. Santthosh Babu K 411 OBC KTK KTK
27. Ms. Bhagat Priyanka
Nawanath
579 SC MH MH
28. Shankar
Raimedhia
Brata 744 SC Assam A-M
* There is no insider General category vacancy in Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra. However, there
is one insider OBC vacancy each in Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra . Shri R.V. Varun Kumar, belongs to
OBC category and Ms Patil Mokshada Anil belongs to OBC category but qualified the CSE, 2010 on
General merit, are allocated to their Home State against the OBC vacancy as per Para 9 of Cadre
Allocation Policy modified by DOPT vide OM dated 21.4.2011.
Step II :-
a) Para 7 (d) of the Cadre Allocation Policy provides as under :-
When no insider unreserved candidate is available against an insider unreserved vacancy
available in a cadre but SC/ST /OBC candidate (s) is/are available, such senior most ST candidate (failing
which such senior most SC candidate and such senior most OBC candidate in that order) shall be
adjusted by shifting out the unreserved insider vacancy to the next cadre in alphabetical order having
outsider vacancy in that category and bringing in an outsider vacancy of that category from that cadre.

As per the above Para, the following candidates are eligible for allocation to their Home State
against the unfilled insider vacancy in J&K and Manipur Tripura details of which are explained below :-
i) In IPS cadre of J&K, there are two General insider vacancies. One General insider vacancy is filled
by allocating Shri Syed Abid Rasheed Shah (Rank No. 180). The another General insider vacancy could
not be filled as there is no other candidates of General category who is domicile of J&K and also opted
preference No 1 for J& K. (The other general candidate qualify from J&K has given AGMUT as 1 st
preference in the option form). There is no ST category candidate qualified from J&K. However, one
SC candidate namely Shri Vinod Kumar, Rank No. 559 qualified from J&K and also opted for J&K as first
preference i.e his Home State. He is eligible for allocation to his Home State against the unfilled insider
General vacancy. The next cadre in the alphabetical order where the SC outsider vacancy exists is
Karnataka. The SC outsider vacancy of Karnataka is brought in as insider SC in J&K and the insider
General vacancy of J&K is shifted out as General outsider in Karnataka. Shri Vinod Kumar is allotted to
J&K against the said converted insider SC vacancy.
(ii) In IPS cadre of Manipur-Tripura, there are 3 insider General vacancies but no insider General
category candidate has qualified from CSE-2010 from Manipur and Tripura. No ST candidate has also
qualified from Manipur-Tripura. However, one SC candidate namely Shri Maharaban Pradip Singh, Rank
No. 577 has qualified from Manipur. He has also opted for allocation to his Home State as preference
No. 1. The next cadre in alphabetical order where outsider SC vacancy is available is Tamil Nadu. The
outsider SC vacancy of Tamil Nadu is brought in as insider SC in Manipur-Tripura and 1 General insider
vacancy from Manipur-Tripura is shifted as outsider General in Tamil Nadu. Shri Maharaban Pradip Singh
(Rank No. 577) is allocated to his Home State i.e. Manipur-Tripura against the said converted insider SC
vacancy.
The total number of candidates allocated cadres as per para 8(i) and 7(d) are 30.
The vacancy position (after allocating the Home State to the candidates mentioned above)
including the insider vacancy converted into outsider plus outsider vacancies in each cadre are as under
:-
Sl.No Name of State Cadre No.
of
vaca
ncies
Insider Outsider
GEN OBC SC ST GEN OBC SC ST
1 AGMUT (UT) 14 1 -1 -1 -1 5 4+1 +1 1+1
2 Andhra Pradesh 8 2 1 - - 3 1 - 1
3 Assam – Meghalaya 6 -1 - 1 - 4+1 - - -
4 Bihar 6 - - -2 - 2 1 1+2 -
5 Chhatisgarh 2 -1 - - - 1+1 - - -
6 Gujarat 5 - -2 - - 1 1+2 1 -
7 Haryana 4 - 1 - - - 1 - 2

8 Himachal Pradesh 3 - - -1 - 1 - 1+1 -
9 Jammu & Kashmir 3 1 - 1 - 1 - - -
10 Jharkhand 3 - - - - 2 - 1 -
11 Karnataka 6 1 1 - - 1+1 2 1-1 -
12 Kerala 5 1 1 - - 2 1 - -
13 Madhya Pradesh 8 1 -2 - - 3 2+2 - -
14 Maharashtra 11 2 1 1 - 2 2 3 -
15 Manipur- Tripura 6 -2 - 1 - +2 - 3 -
16 Nagaland 5 - -1 - - 3 1+1 - -
17 Orissa 4 - - -1 -1 1 1 +1 +1
18 Punjab 6 2 - - - 3 - - 1
19 Rajasthan 4 2 - - - 1 1 - -
20 Sikkim 1 - - -1 - - - +1 -
21 Tamil Nadu 8 - 1 - - 2+1 3 -1 1
22 Uttar Pradesh 16 3 2 - - 5 2 1 2+1
23 Uttarakhand 1 1 - - - - - - -
24 West Bengal 15 1 -3 -1 - 10 +3 +1 -
Total 150 18 8 4 - 59 32 18 11
b) Para 8(ii) of the Cadre Allocation Policy provides that :-
……… In the context of clause (a), (b) and (c) of Para 7 above, the cadres to which the incoming
officers would have normally been allocated would be determined by allocating all the candidates
remaining unallocated after allocation as per clause (i) of Para 8 and clause (d) of Para 7 above, against
the outsider vacancies plus all the insider vacancies remaining unallocated after the said allocation as
per clause (i) of Para 8 and clause (d) of Para 7 above. Wherever the allocation happens to be against
only the unallocated insider vacancy and no outsider vacancy is available in the cadre to facilitate the
exchange, the next cadre in alphabetical order in which outsider vacancy is available in the relevant
category would be considered for transfer of SC/ST/OBC vacancy as per clause (a), (b) and (c) of Para
7above. If an insider vacancy cannot be filled as per Para 7 above, it would be converted to outsider
vacancy and filled as such, duly accounting the fact of unfiled insider vacancy in the insider-outsider
roster of the relevant cadre.
7. As per the above provisions of the Cadre Allocation Policy, the cadres to all the 114 candidates
have been allocated against the outsider vacancy plus all the insider vacancies remaining unallocated
(converted to outsider) after the allocation as per clause (i) of Para 8 and clause (d) of Para 7. The
details of cadres allocated to the candidates is placed at Flag-A.
Now, we are required to give the benefit of allocation to Home State to the candidates under clause
7(a), (b) and (c) of the Cadre Allocation Policy.
8. As per Para 7 (a) of the Cadre Allocation Policy, when no candidate is available against an insider
SC vacancy in a cadre, the same shall be filled up by bringing in the senior-most insider officer available
in the merit list of ST candidates (failing which in the merit list of OBC candidates and in the merit list of
unreserved candidates in that order) and shifting the SC vacancy of the cadre

to the cadre to which the incoming officer would have normally been allotted against the available
outsider vacancy in his category (failing which to the next cadre in alphabetical order in which the
outsider vacancy is available).
9. Following are the details of candidates who are eligible for allocation to their Home State as per
Para 7 (a) of the Cadre Allocation Policy :-
(i) In IPS cadre of AGMUT, there is one insider SC vacancy but no candidate of SC category
domicile of Delhi and also given preference No. 1 to AGMUT cadre. No candidate of ST/OBC category
has also qualified from the Arunachal Pradesh, Goa, Manipur and Union Territories. However, General
category candidates, domicile of Delhi have qualified and opted for AGMUT cadre as preference No. 1.
The senior-most general category candidate, domicile of Delhi and also opted for AGMUT cadre as 1 st
preference is Shri Deepak Gauri, Rank No. 99 is eligible for allocation to his Home State against the
unfilled insider SC vacancy. Shri Deepak Gauri has been allocated to IPS cadre of Punjab against his
preference No. 3 in the cadre allocation exercise under Para 8 (ii). The insider SC vacancy of AGMUT
cadre is shifted out as outsider SC to Punjab and outsider general from Punjab is brought in as insider
general in AGMUT and Shri Deepak Gauri is allocated against the said converted insider general vacancy.
(ii) In IPS cadre of Bihar, there are two insider SC vacancies but no candidate of SC category
has qualified from Bihar. No candidate of ST category has also qualified from the State. OBC candidates
from Bihar who have opted for allocation to the Home State as preference No. 1 have qualified. The
senior-most OBC candidate namely Shri Satya Prakash, Rank No. 234 is eligible for allocation to his
Home State against the unfilled insider SC vacancy. Shri Satya Prakash gets allocated to Uttar Pradesh
in the cadre allocation exercise under Para 8 (ii). The insider SC vacancy of Bihar is shifted out as
outsider SC in Uttar Pradesh and one outsider OBC vacancy from Uttar Pradesh is brought in as insider
OBC in Bihar and Shri Satya Prakash is allocated to his Home State i.e. Bihar against the insider
converted OBC vacancy.
(iii) The next senior most OBC candidate qualified from Bihar is Shri Ashish Bharati, Rank No.
331, who is eligible for allocation to his Home State against unfilled insider SC vacancy. Shri Ashish
Bharati gets allocated to Uttar Pradesh in the cadre allocation exercise under Para 8 (ii). The insider SC
vacancy of Bihar is shifted out as outsider SC in Uttar Pradesh and one outsider OBC vacancy is brought
in as insider OBC in Bihar and Shri Ashish Bharati is allocated to his Home State, Bihar against the
converted OBC insider vacancy.
(iv) In IPS cadre of Himachal, there is one insider SC vacancy but no candidate of
SC/ST/OBC/General category has been allocated to IPS on the basis of CSE-2010. The unfilled insider
vacancy of SC is converted into outsider and filled as per Para 8 (iii) of the Cadre Allocation Policy.
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(v) In IPS cadre of Jharkhand, there is one insider SC vacancy but no candidate of
SC/ST/OBC/General category has been allocated to IPS on the basis of CSE-2010. The unfilled insider
vacancy of SC is converted into outsider and filled as per Para 8 (iii) of the Cadre Allocation Policy.
(vi) In IPS cadre of Orissa, there is one insider SC vacancy but no candidate of SC category
has qualified from Orissa. No candidate of ST category has also qualified from the State. However,
General category candidate who has opted for allocation to Orissa as preference No. 1 has qualified the
exam. The senior-most General category candidate domicile of Orissa and opted for the Home State as
preference No. 1 is Shri Pinak Mishra, Rank No. 104 and is eligible for allocation to Home State against
unfilled insider SC vacancy. Shri Pinak Mishra gets allocated to IPS cadre of Bihar in the cadre allocation
exercise under Para 8 (ii) of the Cadre Allocation Policy. The insider SC vacancy of Orissa is shifted out
to Bihar as SC outsider and one General outsider vacancy of Bihar is brought in as insider General in
Orissa. Shri Pinak Mishra is allocated to his Home State Orissa against this converted vacancy.
(vii) In IPS cadre of Sikkim, there is one insider SC vacancy but no candidate of
SC/ST/OBC/General category has been allocated to IPS on the basis of CSE-2010. The unfilled insider
vacancy of SC is converted into outsider and filled as per Para 8 (iii) of the Cadre Allocation Policy.
10. As per Para 7 (b) of the Cadre Allocation Policy, when no candidate is available against an insider
ST vacancy in a cadre, the same shall be filled up by bringing in the senior-most insider officer available
in the merit list of SC candidates (failing which in the merit list of OBC candidates and in the merit list of
unreserved candidates in that order) and shifting the ST vacancy of the cadre to the cadre to which the
incoming officer would have normally been allotted against the available outsider vacancy in his
category (failing which to the next cadre in alphabetical order in which the outsider vacancy is available).
Following are the details of candidates who are eligible for allocation to their Home State as per Para 7
(b) of the Cadre Allocation Policy :-
(i) In IPS cadre of AGMUT, there is one insider ST vacancy, but no candidate of ST category
has qualified from the segments of AGMUT cadre. There is one SC candidate namely Ms. Shalini, Rank
No. 600 belonging to Home State, Delhi but she has not given preference No. 1 to AGMUT cadre. Her
name was not considered for allocation to the Home State as per the Policy. No OBC category
candidate from the segments of AGMUT cadre has been allotted to IPS. However, General category
candidates who have given preference No. 1 to AGMUT cadre and also domicile of the State segments of
AMUT cadre. The senior most General category candidate eligible for allocation to the Home State is
Shri Pranav Tayal, Rank No. 238. As per allocation of cadres made under Para 8 (ii), Shri Pranav Tayal,
Rank No. 238 gets allocated to IPS cadre of W.B. The insider ST vacancy of AGMUT cadre is shifted
out to outsider ST in W.B. and one outsider General vacancy of W.B.is brought in as insider General
to AGMUT cadre. Shri Pranav Tayal, Rank No. 238 is allocated to AGMUT cadre against the said
converted General insider vacancy.

(ii) In IPS cadre of Orissa, there is one insider ST vacancy but no candidate of ST category is
available from Orissa. No candidate of SC, OBC and of General category is eligible for allocation to Home
State (as no candidate of Orissa of SC/OBC/General) available for consideration. The unfilled ST vacancy
is, therefore, converted into outsider ST as per Para 8 (ii).
(iii) In IPS cadre of Tamil Nadu, there is one insider ST vacancy but no candidate of ST
category is available from Tamil Nadu. The senior most SC candidate qualified from Tamil Nadu is
eligible for allocation to Home State against the ST vacancy. Shri Sasimohan, Rank No. 636 is the seniormost
SC candidate qualified from Tamil Nadu and also given preference No. 1 to Home State i.e Tamil
Nadu. As per cadre allocation under Para 8 (ii), he gets allocated to the IPS cadre of Himachal. The
insider ST vacancy of Tamil Nadu is shifted out as outsider ST in Himachal and one SC outsider vacancy
from Himachal is brought in as insider SC in Tamil Nadu. Shri Sasimohan is allocated to his Home State
i.e. Tamil Nadu against the said converted insider SC vacancy.
(iv) In IPS cadre of Uttar Pradesh, there is one ST insider vacancy but no candidate of ST
category is available for allocation to the Home State. The senior most SC candidate qualified from
Uttar Pradesh is eligible for allocation to Home State against the insider ST vacancy. Shri Abhishek
Singh, Rank No. 472 is the senior-most SC candidate qualified from Uttar Pradesh. He has also opted for
allocation to his Home State as preference No. 1. As per cadre allocation under Para 8 (ii), he gets
allocated to the IPS cadre of AGMUT. But there is no outsider SC vacancy is available in AGMUT cadre
for exchange. The only insider vacancy, which is converted into outsider for the purpose of allocation
under Para 8 (ii) against which Shri Abhishek Singh gets allocated to the AGMUT cadre, has been
consumed to give the benefit of Home State to General category candidate, Shri Deepak Gauri under
Para 7 (a) of the Cadre Allocation Policy as explained in Para 9 (i) above. The matter has been referred
to DOPT for their advice and DOPT has advised vide Note at P-64-65/N that for the purpose the vacancy
may be brought in from the next cadre in alphabetical order where outsider SC vacancy is available for
the purpose of allocation of Home State to Shri Abhishek Singh. The next cadre in alphabetical order is
Bihar where outsider SC vacancy is available. The insider ST vacancy of UP is shifted out as outsider ST
to Bihar and one outsider SC vacancy of Bihar is brought in as insider SC in UP. Shri Abhishek Singh is
allocated to his Home State against the said insider SC vacancy.
11. As per Para 7 ( c ) of the Cadre Allocation Policy, when no candidate is available against an
insider OBC vacancy in a cadre, the same shall be filled up by bringing in the senior-most insider officer
available in the merit list of ST candidates (failing which in the merit list of SC candidates and in the
merit list of unreserved candidates in that order) and shifting the OBC vacancy of the cadre to the cadre
to which the incoming officer would have normally been allotted against the available outsider vacancy
in his category (failing which to the next cadre in alphabetical order in which the outsider vacancy is
available).

Following are the details of candidates who are eligible for allocation to their Home State as per
Para 7 (c) of the Cadre Allocation Policy :
(i) In IPS cadre of AGMUT, there is one insider OBC vacancy but no candidate of OBC
category has qualified from the cadre. No ST/SC/General category candidate are also available for
allocation to Home State against the insider OBC vacancy. The unfilled insider OBC vacancy is converted
into outsider OBC and filled as per Para 8 (iii) of the Cadre Allocation Policy.
(ii) In IPS cadre of Gujarat, there are two insider OBC vacancies, but no candidate of OBC
category is available for allocation to Home State i.e. Gujarat. There is also no candidate of SC/ST
category from Gujarat. There are General categories candidates qualified from Gujarat and are eligible
for allocation to their Home State against the unfilled insider OBC vacancy. The senior-most General
category candidate qualified from Gujarat and also opted for allocation to his Home State as preference
No. 1 is Shri Joysar Hiteshkumar Hansraj (Rank No. 116) and eligible for allocation to Home State against
the unfilled insider OBC vacancy. Shri Hansraj gets allocated to IPS cadre of Maharashtra as per the
allocation made under Para 8 (ii). The insider OBC vacancy of Gujarat is shifted out to outsider OBC to
Maharashtra and the outsider General vacancy of Maharashtra is brought in to Gujarat as General
insider. Shri Hansraj is allocated to his Home State Gujarat against the said converted vacancy.
(iii) The second senior most General category candidate eligible for allocation to his Home
State against the 2 nd unfilled insider OBC vacancy is Shri Tarun Kumar Duggal (Rank No. 153). Shri
Duggal gets allocated to IPS cadre of Madhya Pradesh as per the allocation made under Para 8 (ii). The
2 nd insider OBC vacancy of Gujarat is shifted out to Madhya Pradesh as outsider OBC and one outsider
General vacancy from Madhya Pradesh is brought in as insider General in Gujarat. Shri Duggal is
allocated against the said converted vacancy to his Home State i.e. Gujarat.
(iv) In IPS cadre of Madhya Pradesh, there are two insider OBC vacancies but no candidate
from Madhya Pradesh is available for allocation to Madhya Pradesh. No candidate of ST category is
also available for allocation to Madhya Pradesh as insider. However, one SC candidate has qualified
from MP. He is, therefore, eligible for allocation to his Home State i.e. Madhya Pradesh for which he has
given preference No. 1 against the unfilled insider OBC vacancy. Ms. Simala Prasad (Rank No. 718) is
eligible for allocation to her Home State. Ms. Simala Prasad has given her preference No. 20 against
J&K and Kerala. But against preference No. 20, neither she is getting J&K nor Kerala in the allocation
made under Para 8 (ii). She gets allocated to the IPS cadre of Manipur-Tripura in the allocation under
Para 8 (ii). The outsider SC vacancy of Manipur-Tripura is brought in as insider SC in Madhya Pradesh
and the insider OBC vacancy of Madhya Pradesh is shifted out to outsider OBC in Manipur-Tripura. Ms.
Simala Prasad is allocated to Madhya Pradesh i.e. her Home State against the said vacancy.
(v) Against the 2 nd unfilled insider OBC vacancy in Madhya Pradesh, no other OBC candidate
from Madhya Pradesh is available for consideration for allocation to Home State.

However, there is one insider General category candidate namely Ms. Isha Pant, Rank No. 191, domicile
of MP and also opted preference No. 1 to MP is eligible for allocation to the Home State. Ms. Isha Pant
get allocated to the IPS cadre of Chattisgarh as per the allocation made under Para 8 (ii). The insider
OBC vacancy of Madhya Pradesh is shifted out as outsider OBC in Chattisgarh and the outsider General
vacancy of Chattisgarh is brought in as insider General in Madhya Pradesh. Ms. Isha Pant is allocated to
her Home State i.e. MP against the said vacancy.
(vi) In IPS cadre of Nagaland, there is one insider OBC vacancy but no candidate of
SC/ST/OBC/General category has been allocated to IPS on the basis of CSE-2010. The unfilled insider
vacancy of OBC is converted into outsider and filled as per Para 8 (iii) of the Cadre Allocation Policy.
(vii) In IPS cadre of West Bengal, there are three insider OBC vacancies but no candidate of
SC/ST/OBC/General category has been allocated to IPS on the basis of CSE-2010. The unfilled insider
vacancy of OBC are converted into outsider and filled as per Para 8 (iii) of the Cadre Allocation Policy.
12. By following the procedure as detailed out in preceding notes, the total number of insider
vacancies filled as per procedure mentioned in Para 8 (i), 7 (d), Para (9) and 7 (a), (b) & (c) of the Cadre
Allocation Policy are 41 as per the category-wise details given below :-
Category Insider under Para 8 (i) 7(a), (b), (c) & (d) Total
General 18 6 24
OBC 8 * 2 10
SC 4 3 07
ST 0 0 0
Total 30 11 41
* This includes two candidates of OBC category qualified on General merit and are allotted
Home State against the OBC vacancy as per the modification in Para 9 of the Cadre Allocation Policy
issued by DOPT vide OM dated 21.4.2011.
13. After filling the insider vacancy as mentioned above, the insider vacancy not filled in all the
cadre are converted into outsider in the respective categories as per Para 8 (ii) of the Cadre Allocation
Policy and were allocated to the outsider candidates as per Para 8 (iii) of the Cadre Allocation Policy.
The revised vacancy position after converting the unfilled insider vacancy into outsider plus outsider
vacancy in each cadre is tabulated below :-
Sl.No Name of State Cadre No.
of
vaca
ncie
s
Outsider (including the unfilled insider
vacancy converted into outsider)
GEN OBC SC ST Total
1 AGMUT (UT) 14 5 4+1=5 - 1 11
2 Andhra Pradesh 8 3 1 - 1 5

3 Assam – Meghalaya 6 4+1=5 - - - 5
4 Bihar 6 2-1=1 1 1+1-1=1 +1 4
5 Chhatisgarh 2 1-1+1=1 +1 - - 2
6 Gujarat 5 1 1 1 - 3
7 Haryana 4 - 1 - 2 3
8 Himachal Pradesh 3 1 - 1-1+1=1 +1 3
9 Jammu & Kashmir 3 1 - - - 1
10 Jharkhand 3 +2 - +1 - 3
11 Karnataka 6 1+1=2 2 1-1=0 - 4
12 Kerala 5 2 1 - - 3
13 Madhya Pradesh 8 3-1=2 2+1=3 - - 5
14 Maharashtra 11 2-1=1 2+1=3 3 - 7
15 Manipur- Tripura 6 +2 +1 3-1=2 - 5
16 Nagaland 5 3 1+1=2 - - 5
17 Orissa 4 1 1 - +1 3
18 Punjab 6 3-1=2 - +1 1 4
19 Rajasthan 4 1 1 - - 2
20 Sikkim 1 - - +1 - 1
21 Tamil Nadu 8 2+1=3 3 1-1=0 - 6
22 Uttar Pradesh 16 5 2-1-1=0 1+1+1=3 2 10
23 Uttarakhand 1 - - - - -
24 West Bengal 15 10-1=9 +3 +1 +1 14
Total 150 53 30 15 11 109
14. The allocation of 103 candidates out of 144 (41 candidates have been allocated insider) has
been processed as per their preference and availability of vacancies at their turn as per Para 8 (iii) and
Para 9. The details of cadre allocated are as under :-
(a) General :-
Sl. Rank Category Name
Home State Cadre Allotted
No.
S/Shri
1. 87 Gen. Ms. Devangi Swarnkar MH RJ
2. 90 Gen. D. Krishna Bhaskar KL AP
3. 95 Gen. Abhishek Kumar Singh BH GJ
4. 109 Gen. Himanshu Gupta Delhi HP
5. 112 Gen. Gaurav Garg Delhi PB
6. 113 Gen. Har Kishore Rai UP BH
7. 137 Gen. Ms. Usha Rangnani UP AGMU
8. 139 Gen. Abhishek Mohanty OR AP
9. 147 Gen. Priyadarshi Alok BH JH
10. 148 Gen. Sidharth Sihag HR PB
11. 151 Gen. Ms. Urvija Goel UP AGMU
12. 155 Gen. Chandan Kumar Jha BH JH
13. 158 Gen. Ms. Nisha Shekhar Delhi TN
14. 160 Gen. Ajay Pal PB UP
15. 164 Gen. Patil Vinayak Vasantrao MH KTK

16. 166 Gen. Aditya Pratap Singh RJ MP
17. 168 Gen. Rajat Bansal UP WB
18. 169 Gen. Mohammad Imran BH UP
19. 170 Gen. Sunpreet Singh PB AP
20. 172 Gen. Shailesh Kumar Pandey BH UP
21. 173 Gen. Ingit Pratap Singh UP AGMU
22. 175 Gen. Amogh Jeevan Gaonkar KTK MH
23. 176 Gen. Ms. Ruchika Katyal HR AGMUT
24. 182 Gen. Sameer Sharma J&K AGMUT
25. 184 Gen. Lodha Rahul Kumar Indarchand MH MP
26. 187 Gen. Zafaar Ajmal Kidwai UP WB
27. 192 Gen. Kuldeep Kumar R Jain TN KTK
28. 194 Gen. Joyanta Chakraborty WB OR
29. 201 Gen. Swapnil Mamgain UK UP
30 203 Gen. Vindita Pandey UP TN
31. 205 Gen. Gaurav Lal UP WB
32. 209 Gen. Santosh Hadimani KTK TN
33. 210 Gen. Indira Kalyan Elesela AP CHG
34. 211 Gen. Yathish Chandra G.H. KTK TN
35. 212 Gen. Mohneesh Mishra UP AM
36. 214 Gen. Prateesh Kumar UP KL
37. 217 Gen. Ms. Preeth Ganapathy KTK UP
38. 220 Gen. Ms. Shivani Tiwari RJ WB
39. 221 Gen. Ambarkar Shriram Dinkar MH J&K
40. 222 Gen. Shrihari Pandey BH WB
41. 223 Gen. Abhishek Modi UP WB
42. 225 Gen./NA Anand Mishra WB AM
43. 227 Gen. Bhola Nath Pandey UP WB
44. 236 Gen. Abhishek Gupta UP WB
45. 239 G/OBC* Raja P TN KTK
46. 240 Gen. Ankur Jain MP AM
47. 242 Gen. Pankaj Kumar Dwivedi UP WB
48. 243 Gen. Ms. Sankaran Subashini Jagadeesan MH AM
49. 244 G/OBC* Annamalai K TN KTK
(b) * It has been noticed from the above allocation that two candidates rank No. 239 and 244
belonging to the OBC category but qualified on General merit are eligible for allocation of cadre against
the OBC vacancy as per modified Para 9 of the Cadre Allocation Policy, as they are getting higher
preference against the reserved vacancy. Thus, effectively only 47 candidates of General category
candidates are allocated cadres against 53 outsider vacancies available leaving 6 UR vacancy unfilled.
The details of unfilled vacancies in General category are as under :-
Sl. No. Cadre Unfilled vacancies Reasons
1. Assam-Meghalaya 1 2 due to non-joining 4 due to allocation
2. Manipur-Tripura 2
of cadre against OBC vacancy. (2 insider

3. Nagaland 3 – Rank No. 3 and 237, 2 outsider – Rank
Total 6
No. 239 and 244
(c) Now, we allocate cadres to the OBC candidates against the outsider OBC vacancies. The total
number of outsider OBC vacancies is 30 whereas the numbers of candidates are 31 who are to be
allocated cadre against OBC vacancy. Out of 31, two candidates who belong to OBC category but
qualified on General merits are getting cadre of their higher preference against the OBC vacancies.
Since the number of vacancies are less than the number of candidates available, as per the amendment
in the Cadre Allocation Policy issued by DOPT vide their OM dated 15.6.2011 which provides as under :-
(i) Allocation with reference to limited preference candidates is governed by Para 5 which
envisaged that if a candidate is not allotted to any of the cadre for which he has indicated preference,
he shall be allocated along with other such candidate in the order of rank to any of the remaining cadre,
arranged in alphabetical order, in which there are vacancies in his category after allocation of all the
candidates who can be allotted to cadre in accordance with their preference. Normally, limited
preference candidates are assigned cadre in the end as per Policy. However, Policy also lays down
allocation of such candidate in their category. Therefore, because of migration of GM (General Merit)
candidates to their own category, a situation may arise where both reserved category and general
category vacancies are left. As general candidates cannot be allocated against reserved vacancies, it is
mandatory to first allocate cadre to these general categories limited (equal) preferences candidates.
(ii) In order to ensure that adjustment of unallocated reserved category candidate does not
result into higher rank candidates being allocated lower preferred cadre vis-à-vis lower rank candidates,
it is stipulated that cadre controlling authority would (a) pull together all reserved category candidates
(except GM candidates) who have been already allocated cadre plus unallocated reserved candidates
and (b) pull together all the cadres allocated to the reserved candidates against outsider vacancy plus
unutilized UR vacancies. Thereafter all reserved candidates will be arranged according to their ranks
and cadres would be allocated keeping in view the rank, preference, vacancies at the turn.
15. As per the above instructions issued by DOPT as mentioned in Para 16, the unfilled (6 vacancies)
in the unreserved category are converted into OBC in the respective cadre and allocation to OBC
candidates is done accordingly. The details of cadre allocated to OBC candidates is as under :-
OBC :-
Sl.
No.
Rank Category Name Home State Cadre allotted
1. 251 OBC Ms. Manisha Choudhary RJ HR
2. 260 OBC Anburajan K.K.N. TN AP

3. 286 OBC B. Gangadhar AP TN
4. 289 OBC Mandlik Chaitanya Ravindra MH GJ
5. 304 OBC Murali Rambha AP TN
6. 307 OBC P.S.C. Kalyan AP TN
7. 314 OBC Karthick K. TN KL
8. 315 OBC Shankar Choudhary JH AGMUT
9. 322 OBC Fating Rahul Haridas MH MP
10. 328 OBC Gaurav Yadav UP RJ
11. 329 OBC Sreedhar G TN MH
12. 340 OBC Ms. Pratiksha Godara RJ AGMUT
13. 347 OBC S. Chaitanya AP MH
14. 361 OBC Kaushal Kumar BH MH
15. 363 OBC Riyaz Iqbal KL MP
16. 364 OBC Asit Yadav UP MP
17. 369 OBC Santosh Kumar Singh UP CHG
18. 371 OBC Rakesh Kumar UP BH
19. 374 OBC Deepak Yadav HR AGMUT
20. 385 OBC Sanjay Kumar Sain RJ AGMUT
21. 389 OBC Kumar Gautam BH WB
22. 396 OBC Arun Thamburaj A. TN AGMUT
23. 399 OBC Battula Gangadhar AP OR
24. 400 OBC Ajeet Singh Yadav UP WB
25. 401 OBC Karthikeyan K. TN AM
26. 403 OBC Surya Pratap Yadav UP WB
27. 405 OBC IIyas K.P.A. KL NG
28. 409 OBC Ms. Anjum Ara UP MT
29. 416 OBC Pravin Mundhe MH MT
SC :-
The cadres allocated to the SC and ST category candidates are as under:-
Sl.
No.
Rank Category Name Home State Cadre allotted
1. 488 SC Deepak Hilori UP PB
2. 491 SC Manjunath Huchappa Singe KTK MH
3. 524 SC Ms. Saraoj Kumari RJ GJ
4. 532 SC Rakesh Chandra Kalasagar M. AP MH
5. 548 ST Abhishek Jorwal RJ HR
6. 569 SC Pranaya Ashok UP MH
7. 600 SC Ms. Shalini Delhi UP
8. 603 ST Ms. Guguloth Amrutha AP AGMUT
9. 656 SC Ms. Jaya Roy WB JH
10. 661 ST Madan Mohan Meena RJ PB

11. 670 SC Rajesh S. TN UP
12. 671 ST Rajendar Kumar Meena RJ HR
13. 678 ST Hemant Kutiyal UK UP
14. 679 ST D. Pradeepkumar AP UP
15. 681 ST Raman Kumar Meena RJ HP
16. 689 SC Ms. Meshram Swapna Gautam MH HP
17. 698 SC Manoj C. TN UP
18. 703 SC Aditya Kumar UP BH
19. 707 SC Ananthnag V.S.R. AP WB
20. 708 SC Ms. Sonkavde Sonal Laxmidas MH MT
21. 720 ST Rajendra Kumar Bheel RJ BH
22. 721 ST Fakkeerappa Kaginelli KTK AP
23. 732 ST Banoth Jugal Kishore Kumar AP OR
24. 735 SC Siva Prasad Yellasiri AP SK
25. 749 ST Koteswara Rao Nalavath AP WB
16. The consolidated list of 144 candidates allocated cadres with details is as below. Rank No. 225
has mentioned his category as N.A. in the UPSC form. He has been allocated service as General. His
category is taken as General.
Sl. Rank No. Categor Name of the candidate Home State Cadre
No.
y S/Shri/Ms.
Allotted
01 3 G/OBC R.V. Varun Kumar * TN TN
02 84 Gen. Nanak Singh PB PB
03 86 Gen. Bhuvan Bhushan Yadav RJ RJ
04 87 Gen. Ms. Devangi Swarnkar MH RJ
05 90 Gen. D. Krishna Bhaskar KL AP
06 93 Gen. Ghanshyam Bansal Delhi AGMUT
07 95 Gen. Abhishek Kumar Singh BH GJ
08 99 Gen. Deepak Gauri Delhi AGMUT
09 104 Gen. Pinak Mishra OR OR
10 105 Gen. Bhusarapu Satya Yesubabu AP AP
11 106 Gen. Rahul Pandey UP UP
12 108 Gen. Ajay Kumar UP UP
13 109 Gen. Himanshu Gupta Delhi HP
14 110 Gen. Karthik Reddy KTK KTK
15 112 Gen. Gaurav Garg Delhi PB
16 113 Gen. Har Kishore Rai UP BH
17 116 Gen. Joysar Hiteshkumar Hansraj GJ GJ
18 130 Gen. Deshmukh Pankaj Ashokarao MH MH
19 131 Gen. Mangesh Kumar UTK UTK
20 136 Gen. Sandeep Singh UP UP
21 137 Gen. Ms. Usha Rangnani UP AGMUT
22 139 Gen. Abhishek Mohanty OR AP
23 141 Gen. Akkanouru Prasad Praladh MH MH
24 144 Gen. Anand Sharma RJ RJ

25 147 Gen. Priyadarshi Alok BH JH
26 148 Gen. Sidharth Sihag HR PB
27 150 Gen. Vivek Sheel Soni PB PB
28 151 Gen. Ms. Urvija Goel UP AGMU
29 153 Gen. Tarun Kumar Duggal GJ GJ
30 155 Gen. Chandan Kumar Jha BH JH
31 158 Gen. Ms. Nisha Shekhar Delhi TN
32 160 Gen. Ajay Pal PB UP
33 164 Gen. Patil Vinayak Vasantrao MH KTK
34 166 Gen. Aditya Pratap Singh RJ MP
35 168 Gen. Rajat Bansal UP WB
36 169 Gen. Mohammad Imran BH UP
37 170 Gen. Sunpreet Singh PB AP
38 171 Gen. Arijit Sinha WB WB
39 172 Gen. Shailesh Kumar Pandey BH UP
40 173 Gen. Ingit Pratap Singh UP AGMU
41 175 Gen. Amogh Jeevan Gaonkar KTK MH
42 176 Gen. Ms. Ruchika Katyal HR AGMUT
43 177 Gen. Venkata Appalanaidu Chintam AP AP
44 180 Gen. Syed Abid Rasheed Shah J&K J&K
45 182 Gen. Sameer Sharma J&K AGMUT
46 183 Gen. Saurabh Mishra MP MP
47 184 Gen. Lodha Rahul Kumar Indarchand MH MP
48 187 Gen. Zafaar Ajmal Kidwai UP WB
49 188 Gen. Narayanan T. KL KL
50 191 Gen. Ms. Isha Pant MP MP
51 192 Gen. Kuldeep Kumar R Jain TN KTK
52 194 Gen. Joyanta Chakraborty WB OR
53 201 Gen. Swapnil Mamgain UK UP
54 203 Gen. Vindita Pandey UP TN
55 205 Gen. Gaurav Lal UP WB
56 209 Gen. Santosh Hadimani KTK TN
57 210 Gen. Indira Kalyan Elesela AP CHG
58 211 Gen. Yathish Chandra G.H. KTK KL
59 212 Gen. Mohneesh Mishra UP AM
60 214 Gen. Prateesh Kumar UP KL
61 217 Gen. Ms. Preeth Ganapathy KTK UP
62 220 Gen. Ms. Shivani Tiwari RJ WB
63 221 Gen. Ambarkar Shriram Dinkar MH J&K
64 222 Gen. Shrihari Pandey BH WB
65 223 Gen. Abhishek Modi UP WB
66 225 Gen./NA Anand Mishra WB AM
67 227 Gen. Bhola Nath Pandey UP WB
68 234 OBC Satya Prakash BH BH
69 236 Gen. Abhishek Gupta UP WB

70 237 G/OBC Ms. Patil Mokshada Anil MH MH
71 238 Gen. Pranav Tayal Delhi AGMUT
72 239 G/OBC P. Raja TN KTK
73 240 Gen. Ankur Jain MP AM
74 242 Gen. Pankaj Kumar Dwivedi UP WB
75 243 Gen. Ms. Sankaran Subashini Jagadeesan MH AM
76 244 G/OBC* Annamalai K TN KTK
77 251 OBC Ms. Manisha Choudhary RJ HR
78 260 OBC Anburajan K.K.N. TN AP
79 274 OBC Babujee Attada AP AP
80 286 OBC B. Gangadhar AP TN
81 288 OBC Parvinder Singh UP UP
82 289 OBC Mandlik Chaitanya Ravindra MH GJ
83 304 OBC Murali Rambha AP TN
84 307 OBC P.S.C. Kalyan AP TN
85 314 OBC Karthick K. TN KL
86 315 OBC Shankar Choudhary JH AGMUT
87 317 OBC Dev Ranjan Verma UP UP
88 322 OBC Fating Rahul Haridas MH MP
89 328 OBC Gaurav Yadav UP RJ
90 329 OBC Sreedhar G TN MH
91 331 OBC Ashish Bharati BH BH
92 340 OBC Ms. Pratiksha Godara RJ AGMUT
93 343 OBC Manoj Kumar HR HR
94 347 OBC S. Chaitanya AP MH
95 359 OBC Hari Sankar KL KL
96 361 OBC Kaushal Kumar BH MH
97 363 OBC Riyaz Iqbal KL MP
98 364 OBC Asit Yadav UP MP
99 369 OBC Santosh Kumar Singh UP CHG
100 371 OBC Rakesh Kumar UP BH
101 374 OBC Deepak Yadav HR AGMUT
102 385 OBC Sanjay Kumar Sain RJ AGMUT
103 389 OBC Kumar Gautam BH WB
104 396 OBC Arun Thamburaj A. TN AGMUT
105 399 OBC Battula Gangadhar AP OR
106 400 OBC Ajeet Singh Yadav UP WB
107 401 OBC Karthikeyan K. TN AM
108 403 OBC Surya Pratap Yadav UP WB
109 405 OBC IIyas K.P.A. KL NG
110 409 OBC Ms. Anjum Ara UP MT
111 411 OBC Santosh Babu K KTK KTK
112 416 OBC Pravin Mundhe MH MT
113 472 SC Abhishek Singh UP UP
114 488 SC Deepak Hilori UP PB
115 491 SC Manjunath Huchappa Singe KTK MH

116 524 SC Ms. Saraoj Kumari RJ GJ
117 532 SC Rakesh Chandra Kalasagar M. AP MH
118 548 ST Abhishek Jorwal RJ HR
119 559 SC Vinod Kumar JK JK
120 569 SC Pranaya Ashok UP MH
121 577 SC Maharabam Pradip Singh Manipur MT
122 579 SC Ms. Bhagat Priyanka Nawanath MH MH
123 600 SC Ms. Shalini Delhi UP
124 603 ST Ms. Guguloth Amrutha AP AGMUT
125 636 SC Sasimohan V TN TN
126 656 SC Ms. Jaya Roy WB JH
127 661 ST Madan Mohan Meena RJ PB
128 670 SC Rajesh S. TN UP
129 671 ST Rajendar Kumar Meena RJ HR
130 678 ST Hemant Kutiyal UK UP
131 679 ST D. Pradeepkumar AP UP
132 681 ST Raman Kumar Meena RJ HP
133 689 SC Ms. Meshram Swapna Gautam MH HP
134 698 SC Manoj C. TN UP
135 703 SC Aditya Kumar UP BH
136 707 SC Ananthnag V.S.R. AP WB
137 708 SC Ms. Sonkavde Sonal Laxmidas MH MT
138 718 SC Ms. Simala Prasad MP MP
139 720 ST Rajendra Kumar Bheel RJ BH
140 721 ST Fakkeerappa Kaginelli KTK AP
141 732 ST Banoth Jugal Kishore Kumar AP OR
142 735 SC Siva Prasad Yellasiri AP SK
143 744 SC Shankar Brata Raimedhi Assam AM
144 749 ST Koteswara Rao Nalavath AP WB
17. The cadre allocation in respect of 144 candidates (General – 75, OBC – 37, SC – 21, ST –
11) is as per the Cadre Allocation Policy dated 10.4.2008 further amended vide OM dated
21.4.2011 and 15.6.2011. Utmost care has been taken to prepare the data relating to
preferences for allocation to various cadres given by each candidate from the records available
in their UPSC examination dossier received from DOPT.
18. Kind approval of Union Home Minister is solicited to the cadre allocation to the
candidates appointed in the Indian Police Service on the basis of CSE-2010 as mentioned in Para
16 of the note above.
Director(P)
(Rajinder Kumar)
Section Officer (IPS-IV)
26.3.2012

(TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE GAZETTE OF INDIA PART – I SECTION – II)
No. I-12015/2/2009-IPS.IV
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NOTIFICATION
In exercise of powers conferred by Sub-rule (1) of Rule-5 of the Indian Police Service
(Cadre) Rules, 1954, the Central Government allocates following cadres to the candidates
allocated to the Indian Police Service on the basis of the results of the Civil Services
Examination, 2010.
Sl. Rank Name of the candidate
Home State Cadre
No. No. S/Shri
Allotted
01 3 R.V. Varun Kumar TN TN
02 84 Nanak Singh PB PB
03 86 Bhuvan Bhushan Yadav RJ RJ
04 87 Ms. Devangi Swarnkar MH RJ
05 90 D. Krishna Bhaskar KL AP
06 93 Ghanshyam Bansal Delhi AGMUT
07 95 Abhishek Kumar Singh BH GJ
08 99 Deepak Gauri Delhi AGMUT
09 104 Pinak Mishra OR OR
10 105 Bhusarapu Satya Yesubabu AP AP
11 106 Rahul Pandey UP UP
12 108 Ajay Kumar UP UP
13 109 Himanshu Gupta Delhi HP
14 110 Karthik Reddy KTK KTK
15 112 Gaurav Garg Delhi PB
16 113 Har Kishore Rai UP BH
17 116 Joysar Hiteshkumar Hansraj GJ GJ
18 130 Deshmukh Pankaj Ashokarao MH MH
19 131 Mangesh Kumar UTK UTK
20 136 Sandeep Singh UP UP
21 137 Ms. Usha Rangnani UP AGMUT
22 139 Abhishek Mohanty OR AP
23 141 Akkanouru Prasad Praladh MH MH
24 144 Anand Sharma RJ RJ
25 147 Priyadarshi Alok BH JH

26 148 Sidharth Sihag HR PB
27 150 Vivek Sheel Soni PB PB
28 151 Ms. Urvija Goel UP AGMUT
29 153 Tarun Kumar Duggal GJ GJ
30 155 Chandan Kumar Jha BH JH
31 158 Ms. Nisha Shekhar Delhi TN
32 160 Ajay Pal PB UP
33 164 Patil Vinayak Vasantrao MH KTK
34 166 Aditya Pratap Singh RJ MP
35 168 Rajat Bansal UP WB
36 169 Mohammad Imran BH UP
37 170 Sunpreet Singh PB AP
38 171 Arijit Sinha WB WB
39 172 Shailesh Kumar Pandey BH UP
40 173 Ingit Pratap Singh UP AGMUT
41 175 Amogh Jeevan Gaonkar KTK MH
42 176 Ms. Ruchika Katyal HR AGMUT
43 177 Venkata Appalanaidu Chintam AP AP
44 180 Syed Abid Rasheed Shah J&K J&K
45 182 Sameer Sharma J&K AGMUT
46 183 Saurabh Mishra MP MP
47 184 Lodha Rahul Kumar Indarchand MH MP
48 187 Zafar Ajmal Kidwai UP WB
49 188 Narayanan T. KL KL
50 191 Ms. Isha Pant MP MP
51 192 Kuldeep Kumar R Jain TN KTK
52 194 Joyanta Chakraborty WB OR
53 201 Swapnil Mamgain UK UP
54 203 Ms. Vindita Pandey UP TN
55 205 Gaurav Lal UP WB
56 209 Santosh Hadimani KTK TN
57 210 Indira Kalyan Elesela AP CHG
58 211 Yathish Chandra G.H. KTK KL
59 212 Mohneesh Mishra UP AM
60 214 Prateesh Kumar UP KL
61 217 Ms. Preeth Ganapathy KTK UP
62 220 Ms. Shivani Tewari RJ WB
63 221 Ambarkar Shriram Dinkar MH J&K
64 222 Shrihari Pandey BH WB
65 223 Abhishek Modi UP WB
66 225 Anand Mishra WB AM
67 227 Bhola Nath Pandey UP WB
68 234 Satya Prakash BH BH
69 236 Abhishek Gupta UP WB
70 237 Ms. Patil Mokshada Anil MH MH
71 238 Pranav Tayal Delhi AGMUT

72 239 P. Raja TN KTK
73 240 Ankur Jain MP AM
74 242 Pankaj Kumar Dwivedi UP WB
75 243 Ms. Sankaran Subashini Jagadeesan MH AM
76 244 Annamalai K TN KTK
77 251 Ms. Manisha Choudhary RJ HR
78 260 Anburajan K.K.N. TN AP
79 274 Babujee Attada AP AP
80 286 B. Gangadhar AP TN
81 288 Parvinder Singh UP UP
82 289 Mandlik Chaitanya Ravindra MH GJ
83 304 Murali Rambha AP TN
84 307 P.S.C. Kalyan AP TN
85 314 Karthick K. TN KL
86 315 Shankar Choudhary JH AGMUT
87 317 Dev Ranjan Verma UP UP
88 322 Fating Rahul Haridas MH MP
89 328 Gaurav Yadav UP RJ
90 329 Sreedhar G TN MH
91 331 Ashish Bharti BH BH
92 340 Ms. Pratiksha Godara RJ AGMUT
93 343 Manoj Kumar HR HR
94 347 S. Chaitanya AP MH
95 359 Hari Sankar KL KL
96 361 Kaushal Kumar BH MH
97 363 Riyaz Iqbal KL MP
98 364 Asit Yadav UP MP
99 369 Santosh Kumar Singh UP CHG
100 371 Rakesh Kumar UP BH
101 374 Deepak Yadav HR AGMUT
102 385 Sanjay Kumar Sain RJ AGMUT
103 389 Kumar Gautam BH WB
104 396 Arun Thamburaj A. TN AGMUT
105 399 Battula Gangadhar AP OR
106 400 Ajeet Singh Yadav UP WB
107 401 Karthikeyan K. TN AM
108 403 Surya Pratap Yadav UP WB
109 405 IIyas K.P.A. KL NG
110 409 Ms. Anjum Ara UP MT
111 411 Santosh Babu K KTK KTK
112 416 Pravin Mundhe MH MT
113 472 Abhishek Singh UP UP
114 488 Deepak Hilori UP PB
115 491 Manjunath Huchappa Singe KTK MH
116 524 Ms. Saraoj Kumari RJ GJ
117 532 Rakesh Chandra Kalasagar M. AP MH

To
118 548 Abhishek Jorwal RJ HR
119 559 Vinod Kumar J&K J&K
120 569 Pranaya Ashok UP MH
121 577 Maharabam Pradip Singh Manipur MT
122 579 Ms. Bhagat Priyanka Nawanath MH MH
123 600 Ms. Shalini Delhi UP
124 603 Ms. Guguloth Amrutha AP AGMUT
125 636 Sasimohan V TN TN
126 656 Ms. Jaya Roy WB JH
127 661 Madan Mohan Meena RJ PB
128 670 Rajesh S. TN UP
129 671 Rajendar Kumar Meena RJ HR
130 678 Hemant Kutiyal UTK UP
131 679 D. Pradeepkumar AP UP
132 681 Raman Kumar Meena RJ HP
133 689 Ms. Meshram Swapna Gautam MH HP
134 698 Manoj C. TN UP
135 703 Aditya Kumar UP BH
136 707 Ananthnag V.S.R. AP WB
137 708 Ms. Sonkavde Sonal Laxmidas MH MT
138 718 Ms. Simala Prasad MP MP
139 720 Rajendra Kumar Bheel RJ BH
140 721 Fakkeerappa Kaginelli KTK AP
141 732 Banoth Jugal Kishore Kumar AP OR
142 735 Siva Prasad Yellasiri AP SK
143 744 Shankar Brata Raimedhi Assam AM
144 749 Koteswara Rao Nalavath AP WB
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