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9 Goans pass AFC B License course

The AFC B License Course held in Goa from September 10 to 29, 2015 was conducted by Savio Mediera.

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Goa's Yogesh Maurya, Saksham Kakkar, Rishi Kapur, Melvyn Chagas Rodrigues, Amrutha Aravind V, Irudaya Raj Singh, Sanush Raj P, Vikrant Sharma and Pradhyum Reddy successfully passed the AFC B License course after the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) announced the results of various Lincense courses on Tuesday.

The AFC A License Course, AFC B License Course and the AFC GK Level 1 Course were held in West Bengal from May 10, 2015 to June 5, 2015, Navi Mumbai from May 1, 2015 to May 21, 2015 and in Goa from July 5, 2015 to July 10, 2015, respectively.

While the AFC A license Course was conducted in two parts by Fahad Ahmed and Vincent Subramanium, the AFC B License Course was conducted by AIFF’s Technical Director Scott O’Donell and Savio Mediera. The AFC GK Level 1 Course was conducted by Jalal Basharzad Mahboubi.

The AFC also announced the result of the AFC B License Course held in Goa from September 10 to 29, 2015 was also conducted by Savio Mediera.

The list of successful candidates that have passed the Courses follows below:

AFC A License: Kuntala Ghosh Dastidar, Shekhar Kalu Kerkar, Jayabrata Ghosh, Nashim Ali, Uttam Singh Negi, Bastabh Roy, Shyam Manik Lodh, A Cleofas

AFC B License: Ebin Rose D, V Ramesh Siddharvd, T Gopalakrishnan Purushothaman, Vannivedu Kannan Harish, Satish Kumar Mohan, Mangesh Shreekant Desai, Jeddy John Almeida, Sushant Pawar,Gurpratap Singh

AFC GK Level 1 Course: Pias Abraham, Mukesh Kumar, Felix D’Souza, Joseph Sidy, Durva Vahia, Mihir Milind Sawant, Vijay Vimal Arora

AFC B License (Goa): Yogesh Maurya, Saksham Kakkar, Rishi Kapur, Melvyn Chagas Rodrigues, Amrutha Aravind V, Irudaya Raj Singh, Sanush Raj P, Vikrant Sharma, Pradhyum Reddy

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