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COM.( PART-I ) ======================================================= NAME ROLL NO A RADHAKRISHNAN ANNAMALAI KALYANI 1 AANDHARE ARATI RUMAJI SITA 2 AARTHI RADHAKRISHNAN ANITHA 3 AASARA DHARMISHTHA BHARATKUMAR LATA 4 AASHUTOSH KUMAR KRISHNA DEV RAY 5 ABAGULE TUSHAR KRISHNA KLYANI 6 ABDUL KADAR SAEED AHMED SHAMA 7 ABDUL QADAR ABDUL WAHID RASHIDA BEE 8 ABHANG YOGESH NAGANATH CHHAYA 9 ABHINAV ANJALI MOHAN GANGUBAI 10 ABHYANKAR KEDAR KRISHNA SANDHYA 11 ABLANI VARSHA PARSHOTTAM JYOTI 12 ABRAHAM SOFIA THOMAS LISSY 13 ABU FAISAL FAIYAZ AHMED 14 ACHAREKAR AMRUTA LEELADHAR SAMPADA 15 ACHAREKAR ANUJA ANIL 16 ACHAREKAR NAMRATA RAMCHANDRA 17 ACHAREKAR PRAGATI DILIP APARNA 18 ACHAREKAR RAHUL ANAND 19 ACHAREKAR SARITA PUNDALIK KALYANI 20 ACHARI RAMYA MURUGAN RAJAM 21 ACHARVA DIXITA ADITYA MANGALA 22 ACHARYA ASHWINI BHASKAR GEETA 23 ACHARYA BABITA MAHADEV 24 ACHARYA DEVESH HEMANT SHILPA 25 ACHARYA DILIP DATTATRAY RUKMINI 26 ACHARYA HEMANG GUNVANT JYOTI 27 ACHARYA JASVANTHI MOWNESH HEMAVATHI 28 ACHARYA KAVITA VIVEKANAND SAROJA 29 ACHARYA MANISHA CHANNAPPA CHADRAKALA 30 ACHHPAL RITESH CHANDRAKUMAR HEMA 31 ACHI SHEENA SREENIWASN 32 ACHINTYA SESHADRINATHAN UMA 33 ADAK VISHAL SUKHADEV TARABAI 34 ADAKE SHILPA SHEETALNATH SHAMALA 35 ADALA RENUKA THUMBA SARASWATI 36 ADANI NEHAL DILIPKUMAR VARSHBEN 37 ADARKAR POOJA ASHOK ANAGHA 38 ADARKAR SIDDHI DIGAMBAR DEEPALI 39 ADAVNKAR JAGRUTI BALKRISHNA VAISHALI 40 ADAWADE RAJESH RAMCHANDRA JAYSHREE 41 ADEP SHRIKALA NARSAYYA BHULAXMI 42 ADHAL VIJAY LAXMAN NABABAI 43 ADHAV PANKAJ MADHUKAR MANGALA 44 ADHAV RAVINDRA WAMAN TAIBAI 45 ADHAV SHWETA RAJENDRA SUNITA 46 ADHIKARI KISHORI DASHARATH PRATIKSHA 47 ADHIKARI PRATIK SADASHIV SHAKUNTALA 48 ADHIKARI ZAINAB ABDUL SAMAD NASEEM 49 ADHYAPAK MANICA JAYANT ANAGHA 50 ADIGOPPULA SANDHYA SHANKARAIAH C 51 ADIT SIDDHESH KISHOR MADHAVI 52 ADIVAREKAR JASMINI GIRIDHAR NAMRATA 53 ADIVAREKAR NILESH PRABHAKAR P 54 ADIVAREKAR RESHMA SUDHAKAR VAISHALI 55 ADKAR KAUSHAL WAMAN VRINDA 56 ADKHALE LATA SAHADEV SULAKSHNA 57 ADKHALE PRAMODINI SAHADEV SULAKSHNA 58 ADNANI MANISHA SHANKAR AMRITA 59 ADOLE NEHA HEMANT SONAL 60 ADSULE HARESH RAMKISHAN LOCHANA 61 ADULAPURAM SUYOGCHARI SURYA NARAYAN 62 ADVANI ANJALI GOBIND NIRMALA 63 ADVANI NISHANT KISHORE RITIKA 64 AFSANA BEGUM HAMIDULLAH BEGUM SALMA 65 AFSANA KHATOON MOHAMMD IRFAN 66 AGALE VAISHALI DATTU HOWSABAI 67 AGARWAL AAYUSHI ANIL JYOTI 68 AGARWAL ABHISHEK MAHESH UMA 69 AGARWAL ANIKET BHUDEO RAJNI 70 AGARWAL ANKEET PRADEEP SANGEETA 71 AGARWAL ANKITA RAMNIWAS RAJ 72 AGARWAL ANKITA SURESH LAXMI 73 AGARWAL ANKUSH DINESH KRISHNA 74 AGARWAL AVISHKAR MURLIMAOHAR SEEMA 75 AGARWAL DEEPIKA RAJKUMAR GEETA 76 AGARWAL DIMPLE ASHOK LAXMI 77 AGARWAL DINESH NARSINGDAS VIDYA 78 AGARWAL KRISHNADEVI HORJLAL KAMLESH 79 AGARWAL NEHA DINESHKUMAR SHASHI 80 AGARWAL NEHA KAILASH BABITA 81 AGARWAL RADHIKA LALCHAND SARVESH 82 AGARWAL RAHUL BABURAM NIRMALADEVI 83 AGARWAL RAVI VINODKUMAR MANJUDEVI 84 AGARWAL RENU RAMNATH ANITA 85 AGARWAL SOHANLAL RAJVEER VIMLA 86 AGARWAL SUMEET PAWAN RENU 87 AGARWAL SUMIT MAHESH SARITA 88 AGARWAL SUMIT SURESHKUMAR ASROJ 89 AGARWAL VIKRAM DAMODAR CHANDRAKALA 90 AGARWAL VINIT TRILOK VEENA 91 AGARWALA MADHVI PARESH ASHA 92 AGAWANE SEEMA RAMCHANDRA RANJANA 93 AGAWANE YOGITA SUBHASH CHANDRABHAGA 94 AGGARWAL RANI BALDEV SUSHMA 95 AGGARWAL RISHA VIPAN SUNITA 96 AGGARWAL RITU AJAY UMA 97 AGHA NIDA RASHID FARIDA 98 AGNIHOTRI PRACHI PRAKASH JYOTI 99 AGNITHOTRI PRATIMA PRADIP PRATIBHA 100 AGRAHAREE GIRISHKUMAR RAMVILAS GUDDI 101 AGRAWAL AARTI KAILASH SUSHILA 102 AGRAWAL DARSHANA PANKAJ 103 AGRAWAL KINNY UMESH SADHANA 104 AGRAWAL NISHA SURESH BAIJU 105 AGRE ADITI ANIL ANITA 106 AGRE GANESH SHANKAR LAXMI 107 AGRE PADMA KASHINATH KASHIRA 108 AGRE SAGAR SUBHASH SUJATA 109 AGRE SARIKA GANPAT SUNITA 110 AGRE SHILPA SURESH SUJATA 111 AGRE TEJASHRI LAHU ROHINI 112 AGREY VRINDA MAKARAND DEEPAK 113 AGRKAR PANDURANG HARI RANJANA 114 AHER ANKITA ANANDA SUREKHA 115 AHER VIJAY SUKHDEV ANJANA 116 AHERSING SANDEEP SHRIKANT SUCHETA 117 AHERVAL POONAM ROSHANLAL SHYAMKALI 118 AHIRE DEEPAK ASHOK MEERA 119 AHIRE GANESH VISHWANATH 120 AHIRE MAHESH RATAN KAMAL 121 AHIRE POOJA SATISH KALPANA 122 AHIRWAR POONAM RAJARAM 123 AHLUWALIA INDERMEET GURINDER R. 124 AHMED SHAILLA SHAHZAD SHAHNAZ 125 AHMEDABADWALA AMREEN MOHAMMADI T 126 AHUJA BHARAT BIHARI 127 AHUJA KUSUM KUMAR RENU 128 AHUJA MANISHA GYAN NANDA 129 AHUJA MEENAL SURENDER ARUNA 130 AHUJA SONIA INDRU 131 AIL CHITRA CHANDRASHEKAR JALAJA 132 AILSINGHANI BINDIYA BHAGATSINGH ASHA 133 AJAY KUMAR LAHARIRAM PRANDEVI 134 AJAY RAJAN LALITA 135 AJGAONKAR ARCHANA ANAND GEETA 136 AJGAONKAR GANESH RADHAKRISHNA REKHA 137 AJIVILKAR CHITRA DATTARAM VRUSHALEE 138 AJMERA ANKIT BHERULAL REKHA 139 AJMERA SWATI RAJESH HARSHA 140 AJMERI RAHISA AYUBBHAI 141 AKBARI HETAL RATILAL CHAMPABEN 142 AKHIL RAVIKUMAR LALITHA 143 AKHTAR SHARINA MOHAMMAD SHAKHIRA 144 AKIWATE SUREKHA BALASAHEB KASTURI 145 AKKAPPILLY SONIYA JOSEPH 146 AKOLIA GOPAL VINODRAI JAYABEN 147 AKRE SWATI RAVINDRA URMILA 148 AKSHAYA RADHAKRISHNAN BAGHIRATI 149 ALAG DILPREET KAUR HARBANSINGH 150 ALAGUDE RANJANA BABURAO GODABAI 151 ALASHI KAVITA KANTILAL KAJAL 152 ALASHI SAMADHAN RAJENDRA RAJASHREE 153 ALAVEKAR SUPRIYA NAMDAV ALKA 154 ALI MANJUR ILAHI RAHMAT ALI HENA 155 ALI MOHAMMAD SAIR HAFIZ BARKAT K. 156 ALMAL JEET VIJAY MANISHA 157 ALMEIDA NIKITA SALVADOR PHILOMENA 158 ALMEIDA PRITAM PETER MARGARATE 159 ALVARES MERYLANNE RAYMOND MARYANNE 160 ALWANI DISHA KANAIYA MEENA 161 AMBANI POONAM CHELABHAI SHANTABEN 162 AMBAVANE ASHWINI GANPAT SAVITRA 163 AMBAVANE NEHA MANOHAR KANCHAN 164 AMBEKAR DARSHANA JAYWANT VAIJAYANTI 165 AMBEKAR SHAILESH DATTARAM SUGANDHA 166 AMBEKAR SHUBHANGI GANESH SATYABHAMA 167 AMBERKAR DINANATH CHANDRAMOHAN V. 168 AMBERKAR KARTIK VILAS VISHAKHA 169 AMBERKAR SUSHIL MANGESH KANCHAN 170 AMBETKAR SWAPNIL SHARAD RUPALI 171 AMBHORE SANDEEP SUKHDEV VIMAL 172 AMBHORE SWATI BHIMRAO ARUNA 173 AMBIGA LAXMI SHIVSHARAN PARVATI 174 AMBOLE YOGITA ANKUSH SHOBHANA 175 AMBOLKAR DIPALI ASHOK CHHAYA 176 AMBOLKAR MILIND MOHAN MANISHA 177 AMBRE AARTI VIJAY SHUBHANGI 178 AMBRE NILESH BALKRISHNA KAVITA 179 AMBRE PRAJAKTA DILIP DIPALI 180 AMBRE SONAL PRAKASH PRANITA 181 AMBULKAR PRASAD TUKARAM VAISHALI 182 AMBURE PRIYANKA KESHAV KAVITA 183 AMBURLE MADHURI SANJAY SANGEETA 184 AMERAO AJITA ASHOK NIRMALA 185 AMESAR NEELAM BHARAT SAVITA 186 AMIN DEEPA JAYA GEETA 187 AMIN DIPTI DAYANAND PARINITA 188 AMIN JEAN JOSEPH ALVINA 189 AMIN MEGHANA HARINATH PADMA 190 AMIN NAMITA TIRTHANAND NAYANA 191 AMIN ROSHNI NAVINCHANDRA PUSHPA 192 AMIN SHILPA CHANDRASHEKAR JAYANTI 193 AMIN SWETHA CHANDRASHEKAR JAYANTHI 194 AMIN VIPUL KEERTHIKUMAR RANJANI 195 AMINA KHATUN SAYEEDUDDIN KHAIRUNNISA 196 AMIRI AMRIN PATIMA SHABBIRALI 197 AMODKAR AARTI LAXMAN NEETA 198 AMRALIWALA MUSTUFA SHABBIR 199 AMRELIWALA KHOZAMA SHABBIR SAKINA 200 AMRUTIYA VANDANA MAYUR JAYABEN 201 AMUDHA BABURAJ DHANALAXMI 202 ANABHAVANE SANDESH SUDHAKAR SUJATA 203 ANADA VAISHALI JAYENDRA JYOTI 204 ANAND ASHWEEN KAUR PRITPAL SINGH H. 205 ANAND SENTHIVEL SELVI 206 ANAND SUBRAMANIAN RADHA 207 ANANDVELU SHANMOGATHASAN MUTHULAXMI 208 ANAYATH ANIL SASI JAYALAKSHMI 209 ANCHAN AKSHATA JAYRAM MALLIKA 210 ANCHAN DIVYA DAYANAND SHARDA 211 ANCHAN NIMITA JAIPRAKASH MADHAVI 212 ANCHAN RAKESH MOHAN YASHODA 213 ANCHAN SNEHA JAYANTHA SUNITA 214 ANDADE RAJENDRA VISHWAS VANITA 215 ANDHALE VISHAL DHONDIRAM 216 ANDHARE SHRUTI VIJAY VIBHAWARI 217 ANDHARE SUDHA JAYWANT JYOTI 218 ANDONI MAIKAL BMARIYADAS MARY 219 ANEESH SEBASTIAN THRESIAMMA 220 ANGADI DEEPALI BASAPPA SHASHIKALA 221 ANGARA ASHITA MAHENRA MANJULA 222 ANGARA RUCHITA RAVINDRA SHARMILA 223 ANGARKAR ROHAN PRAMOD PADMAJA 224 ANGAWALKAR MEENA ASHOK SUHASINI 225 ANGCHEKAR RIDDHI UMESH SUHASINI 226 ANGRE AMIT ASHOK ANITA 227 ANGRE NEETA DHANAJI SUSHMA 228 ANGRE SWASTIKA SHANTARAM SULOCHANA 229 ANGRE YOGINI PARASHURAM 230 ANGWALKAR SARIKA SANJAY SANGITA 231 ANIL RAJSINGH JAGBIRI 232 ANISHA DAVIS 233 ANJANA NARAYANAN ASHA 234 ANJANIA GAURAV GIRISH RAJMATI 235 ANJURKAR NILAM ABDUL HAMID NAJMA 236 ANKITA BALACHANDRAN PRIYA 237 ANKLESHWARIA PARIND DEEPAK SHAILA 238 ANKOLKAR UMA MILIND PUSHPA 239 ANNA DENCY KOSHY SAISY 240 ANSARI ABDUL AHAD ABDUL KHALIQUE N 241 ANSARI ADNAN RAFIQUE AHMED NOOR J. 242 ANSARI FAIZ WASIUZZAMA RUBEENA 243 ANSARI GULAMASRAF HASMATALI 244 ANSARI HUSNABANO MUSHTAQUE AHMED 245 ANSARI MOHAMMAD IMRAN ABDUL MAJEED 246 ANSARI MOHAMMAD MUSLIM MEHMODALAM 247 ANSARI MOHAMMED AADIL MUBEEN AHMED S 248 ANSARI MOHAMMED NASIM MUNAVARALI T 249 ANSARI MOHD FIROZ MOHD UMAR 250 ANSARI MOHD ILIYAS MOHD ASLAM Z. 251 ANSARI PARVEZ AHMED MURTUZA HUSAIN Z 252 ANSARI SADAF BANO ABDUL LATIF 253 ANSARI SARFARAZ LATEAJAZ SAFIYA 254 ANSARI SHAMSHAD AHMED JAWWAD AHMED 255 ANSARI TAHIR HUSSAIN ABDUL JABBAR A 256 ANSARI TAZEEN JAVED HUSSAIN NASEEM 257 ANSARI ZAKEE MD IQBAL SAEEDA 258 ANSARI ZEENAT MOHD ISMAIL RUKHSANA 259 ANTHURAJ CARMEL MINU JAMES PREMILA 260 ANTTAL DALJEET SINGH HARNEKSINGH A 261 ANTULE MISBAH ABDULRAHEMAN 262 ANUMALLA MAHESH GANGADHAR PADMAVATI 263 ANUSHREE DHARMALINGAM E SIVANDHMALLI 264 ANWAR SADIQUE AHAMED IQBAL RASUL BEE 265 APARNA SWAMINATHAN MEERA 266 APTE HEMANT VIJAY VAIJAYANTI 267 APTE SHALAKA SUNIL SHUBHADA 268 ARABHAVI GIRIRAJ BABURAO VIJAYLAXMI 269 ARADWAD JYOTI MADHAV USHA 270 ARAKH PURAN PRASAD RAM PRASAD GYAN 271 ARBUNE SANDHYA SHANTARAM KAMAL 272 ARCHANA SUDARSANAN BHASURA 273 ARCHARYA KHUSHBU HEMENDRA JAYSHREE 274 ARDE RENUKA DILIP ANURADHA 275 ARJUNKAR KETAN RAMESH SHEETAL 276 AROLKAR CHETAL AVINASH SUPRIYA 277 ARONDEKAR PRAKASH KRISHNA RUKMANI 278 ARORA DEVINDER GAJINDER KIRAN 279 ARORA JASMEET KAUR RANJEET SINGH A. 280 ARORA KANCHAN BHAJANLAL DEEPA 281 ARORA MUDEET
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