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You Have Made It to Phase 3 of ET Campus Stars 4.0 CONGRATULATIONS! TO THE SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES You have made it to Phase 3 of ET Campus Stars 4.0 Now get ready for an exciting on-line assessment. Phase 3 is a Group Exercise and Leadership Competency Index Test that will evaluate you on your inter-personal abilities, group dynamics skills, leadership traits, and personality attributes. Please note the next steps: The online session details (including date & time) for Phase 3 assessment would be shared with you directly over the email. The shortlisted candidates have to share their details for verification, such as: •Name •Registered mobile number •College name •College ID card photo •Engineering batch •Current engineering year Please mail the above details at [email protected] latest by 29 June 2021. The list is in alphabetical order and does not endorse/promote any rank/marks Name College City A Benjimen BV Raju Institute of Narsapur Technology A.Divija Sri Sri Padmavati Mahila Tirupati Visvavidyalayam - College of Engineering Aadarsh Kumar Shrivastav Gautam Buddha Greater Noida University - College of Engineering Aadya Srivastava Kalinga Institute of Bhubaneshwar Industrial Technology Aakarsh Nema Oriental Institute of Bhopal Science & Technology - Bhopal Aakash Garg Maharaja Agrasen Delhi Institute of Technology Aakash Ravindra Shinde NBN sinhgad school of Pune Engineering - Pune Aakash Yadav IMS Engineering College Ghaziabad Aaliyah Ahmed Cummins College of Pune Engineering for Women - Pune Aarju Tripathi Chandigarh Group of Greater Mohali Colleges - College of Engineering Aashay Goel Lovely Professional Phagwara University - College of Engineering Aashna Shah Thadomal Shahani Mumbai Engineering College Aasish Vuyyapu National Institute of Raipur Technology - Raipur Aayush Gupta Vellore Institute of Chennai Technology - Chennai Aayushi Gupta Sardar Vallabhbhai Surat National Institute of Technology - Surat Aayushi Modi Shivajirao Kadam Indore Institute of Technology & Management Abdul Waheed Maharaja Agrasen New Delhi Institute of Technology Abhay Kumar Institute of Engineering Kolkata & Management Abhigyan Kola VNR Vignana Jyothi Hyderabad Institute of Engineering & Technology Abhinav Kumar Indian Institute of Kharagpur Technology - Kharagpur Abhinav Singh Smt. Kashibai Navale Pune College of Engineering Abhiram Tarimala Indian Institute of Chennai Technology - Madras Abhirami A B Sree Chitra Thirunal Thiruvananthapuram College of Engineering Abhisek Routray Kalinga Institute of Bhubaneshwar Industrial Technology Abhishek Deenbandhu Chhotu Sonipat Ram University of Science & Technology Abhishek Akshat Mukesh Patel School of Shirpur Technology Management & Engineering - Shirpur Abhishek Devkar JSPM's Bhivarabai Pune Sawant Institute of Technology & Research Abhishek Dubey Tula's Institute of Dehradun Engineering Technology Abhishek Kashyap IES Group of Institutions Bhopal - College of Engineering Abhishek Kumar Galgotias College of Greater Noida Engineering & Technology Abhishek Kumar Indian Institute of Howrah Engineering Science & Technology - Shibpur Abhishek Kumar Saw Lovely Professional Phagwara University - College of Engineering Abhishek Kumar Sharma Babu Banarasi Das Lucknow University Abhishek Kumar Singh Lovely Professional Phagwara University - College of Engineering Abhishek Kushwaha Vellore Institute of Vellore Technology - Vellore Abhishek Makani Lovely Professional Phagwara University - College of Engineering Abhishek Patel Lovely Professional Phagwara University - College of Engineering Abhishek Prakash Bhagate Walchand College of Sangli Engineering Abhishek Rawat Babu Banarasi Das Lucknow University Abhishek S. 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