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View Near Batra Cinema Dr SACHDEVA PUBLIC SCHOOL, PITAMPURA Details of Children who applied for admission under Open Seats for Session 2021-2022 Reg FATHER MOBILE MOTHER MOBILE Class NAME GENDER DOB AADHAR NO HOUSE NO AREA No. NAME (Father ) NAME (Mother) HIMANSHU SHEKHAR A-3, SITA SHREE SECTOR-14, PLOT NO.-10, LKG 12 dhanvin anand MALE 05-08-2017 307149325926 9711976098 sakshi anand 9873721899 ANAND APARTMENT ROHINI LKG 13 SHARVI JINDAL FEMALE 22-09-2017 573359236486 AKHIL JINDAL 9811911532 RISHU JINDAL 9811911532 AP-121A PITAMPURA B-2/72C, SECOND LAWRENCE ROAD, LKG 14 AARNA GUPTA FEMALE 08-09-2017 509283695989 MANOJ GUPTA 9871611533 POOJA GUPTA 9910063357 FLOOR KESHAV PURAM LKG 15 NIYANSH GARG MALE 11-05-2017 228699488082 NISHANT GARG 7827330527 SHIKHA GARG 7827330527 BC17 WEST SHALIMAR BAGH LKG 16 Prisha FEMALE 16-07-2017 427201787070 Jatin Kumar 9999876772 Riya Bajaj 9999876772 C7/52 keshav puram LKG 17 AYAN GUPTA MALE 18-07-2017 687453940044 AMIT KUMAR GUPTA 9990506765 SHILPI 8376887589 214/D-11 SECTOR-7 ROHINI LKG 18 IVAAN JAIN MALE 21-01-2018 311559982630 PIYUSH JAIN 9999706470 MALVIKA JAIN 9999117118 17 BLOCK BD LKG 19 Reva Grover FEMALE 08-03-2018 828481180392 Ramit Grover 9990176809 Palak Grover 9999940694 House No.35, Road No.43 Punjabi Bagh West LKG 20 VANYA BANSAL FEMALE 23-03-2018 - ANKIT BANSAL 9354363337 SHEFALI BANSAL 9711452839 3368/243 HANSAPURI ROAD LKG 21 jaiditiya kakkar MALE 16-05-2017 704604847677 bharat kakkar 9811890492 lalita kakkar 9811890446 G2/51 sector15 rohini SHIVANSH PAHADIA GAJENDRA PRASAD LKG 22 MALE 08-04-2017 - 9811647118 ROMIKA LAL 9971477118 MU 56B DDA FLAT PITAMPURA BENIWAL BENIWAL PREM PRAKASH LKG 23 AAROHI WADHYANI FEMALE 02-12-2017 412185571272 9811083767 HARSHA WADHYANI 9654679796 G-23/188 SECTOR -7 ,ROHINI WADHYANI C 501 DDA HIG FLAT LKG 24 ARSHIV TIWARI MALE 30-05-2017 742294759590 OM PRAKASH 9654509701 RENU SHARMA 9654705600 TOWER GEIGHT PITAMPURA APARTMENT LKG 25 HARSHALI ARORA FEMALE 29-05-2017 771186706523 MANISH ARORA 9582946542 SARITA SINGH 7982253191 JU-43-B PITAMPURA SECOND FLOOR RISHI LKG 26 JEENAL BAJAJ FEMALE 12-03-2018 593739372237 MANISH BAJAJ 9910590699 MADHU BAJAJ 9871902129 K-368 NAGAR, RANI BAGH LKG 27 KHYATI ARORA FEMALE 07-08-2017 542753731003 MOHIT ARORA 9953933383 ASTHA ARORA 7042687373 15 Block-I Pocket-4 JAGHREIV KIRIT PRASHANT VIHAR,ROHINI LKG 28 MALE 24-11-2017 - ANKIT SAWHNEY 8860929292 KRITI SAWHNEY 8587848586 F-2 SAWHNEY SECTOR 14 LKG 29 YASH AGARWAL MALE 27-01-2018 943387361222 DEEPAK AGARWAL 9716637041 PREETI AGARWAL 9711227804 D9 ADARSH NAGAR LKG 30 Prisha Sethi FEMALE 31-08-2017 439666272150 ROHIT SETHI 7042609290 Anika Sethi 8375066357 80 Azadpur Reg FATHER MOBILE MOTHER MOBILE Class NAME GENDER DOB AADHAR NO HOUSE NO AREA No. NAME (Father ) NAME (Mother) LKG 31 NIVAAN TULI MALE 08-03-2018 331819339794 BAKUL TULI 9899650202 AKANSHA TULI 9899857757 B-1534/1 SHASTRI NAGAR A-3,sector 3, opposite LKG 32 Shubh rustagi MALE 13-07-2017 563904828760 Ankit rustagi 9312249164 Heena Rustagi 9250437223 22 Jaipur golden hospital LKG 33 IDHIKA GUPTA MALE 31-03-2018 302674284905 UMESH KUMAR GUPTA 9711307880 SWATI GUPTA 9811867880 AO - 3 SHALIMAR BAGH DIPNI APARTMENT, LKG 34 AYANSH CHOPRA MALE 05-09-2017 649155359171 GAUTAM CHOPRA 9643848011 NEHA CHOPRA 9643848011 42 PITAMPURA STREET NO-3, NEAR LKG 35 INAAYA KUMAR FEMALE 30-05-2017 683009920984 AKSHAY KUMAR 9910040406 RADHIKA KUMAR 8447222058 H.NO-180, INDRA NAGAR ADARSH NAGAR METRO STATION GIRISH KUMAR LKG 36 YASHVI PACHERWAL FEMALE 20-11-2017 367863841506 9818499265 BHAWNA PACHERWAL 8700092890 F-7A/56 FF SECTOR 16 ROHINI PACHERWAL LKG 37 DHRITI JAIN FEMALE 19-12-2017 206500924414 ADITYA KUMAR JAIN 7011844986 TWINKLE JAIN 7982413832 A-7 SWARN SINGH ROAD ADARSH NAGAR LKG 38 Navyaa Arora FEMALE 01-08-2017 904600785364 Amit Arora 9873993319 Cheena Arora 9312811412 23-C Ayodhya Enclave, Sector-13 UP 95 MAURYA LKG 39 panshu jain MALE 11-12-2017 561364651364 RAVINDER JAIN 9899930340 SAMITA JAIN 9953013409 PITAM PURA ENCLAVE BLOCK B, POCKET U AND LKG 40 CHIRAG KAUSHIK MALE 20-03-2018 373253195371 UMESH 9873860048 NISHA 9711743691 138-D V SHALIMAR BAGH NORTH WEST DELHI LKG 41 Vivaan Aggarwal MALE 06-02-2018 442962360187 Ashish Aggarwal 9999325487 Ankita Aggarwal 9599364198 BU-210 Pitampura JAGHREIV KIRIT LKG 42 MALE 24-11-2017 - ANKIT SAWHNEY 8860929292 KRITI SAWHNEY 8587848586 F-2 PRASHANT VIHAR SECTOR 14 ROHINI SAWHNEY LKG 43 VRINDA JASWAL FEMALE 22-06-2017 - ASHWANI JASWAL 9999829588 SHWETA MENDIRATTA 9899932208 B U-151 S/F PITAMPURA LKG 44 AARAV AGGARWAL MALE 12-06-2017 894258418643 UTTKARSH AGGARWAL 9999024763 SRISHTI AGGARWAL 7840006722 C-7/232 KESHAV PURAM LAWERANCE ROAD LKG 45 SAHANA GUPTA FEMALE 26-03-2018 854319812716 SAMEER 9899771799 PRINCY GUPTA 9873577470 E 972 SARASWATI VIHAR BHAJHARAM PRASAD MAHARAJA AGRASEN LKG 46 AYANSH DHYANI MALE 05-04-2017 625265180693 9873647257 MANISHA SHARMA 9873709857 33D DHYANI APARTMENT, PITAMPURA LKG 47 Hasini Garg FEMALE 31-03-2018 442792864272 Rohit kumar Garg 9711866879 Anju Goyal 8375819886 F-3/ 172-173 ff Sector -16 LKG 48 Ritvi Gupta FEMALE 16-09-2017 - Rahul Gupta 9891235323 Rashmi 9711218363 flat no 262 C8, Sector 8 Rohini LKG 49 YUVAAN BATARA MALE 18-12-2017 725855340126 ABHIMANYU BATARA 9711367643 SWATI BATARA 9599533141 C-81 2ND FLOOR ASHOK VIHAR LKG 50 Yuvaan MALE 17-06-2017 - Amit Kumar Mishra 9871322292 Shweta Mishra 9711052794 A-581/3 Shastri Nagar LKG 51 Smahi Jain FEMALE 05-09-2017 722022030361 Ankit Jain 9654452129 Neha Jain 9871988867 EU-41C Pitampura Reg FATHER MOBILE MOTHER MOBILE Class NAME GENDER DOB AADHAR NO HOUSE NO AREA No. NAME (Father ) NAME (Mother) NIMRI COLONY ASHOK LKG 52 REYANSH MODAWAL MALE 09-12-2017 - NIHIT MODAWAL 9650260037 RUCHI MODAWAL 8448323918 280, 1ST FLOOR VIHAR PHASE 4 LKG 53 Anvay Budhiraja FEMALE 05-10-2017 281130295281 Karan Budhiraja 9958061888 Deepika Batra 9868448641 F-75 Kirti Nagar LKG 54 SAESHA TANEJA FEMALE 23-11-2017 768692579946 VANSHAJ TANEJA 9968264351 NANCY TANEJA 9953818909 26/61 WEST PATEL NAGAR LKG 55 VIRAJ GOYAL MALE 02-02-2018 - VIKAS GOYAL 9873515356 KAVYA MITTAL GOYAL 9999235570 LD 188 PITAMPURA LKG 56 JANYA CHAUDHARY FEMALE 14-03-2018 - MOHIT 9999814004 MEETU BALA 9999814006 F-26/16 SECTOR 7 ROHINI LKG 57 RUDRA POPLI MALE 21-07-2017 364077869007 RAVEESH POPLI 9891602635 KANIKA ARORA 9899113675 562 SANJAY ENCLAVE OPP GTK DEPOT LKG 58 AASHVI DHAMIJA FEMALE 23-04-2017 216151260674 DR AMIT DHAMIJA 8076328591 DR SILVI DHAMIJA 9873118116 QU 307 C MIG FLATS PITAMPURA UTTARI H.no.40, first floor,block I, LKG 59 Viona salaria FEMALE 13-09-2017 - Puneet salaria 9811520689 Megha sagar salaria 9958279535 Rohini sec 16 pocket 5 LKG 60 MISHKA FEMALE 16-05-2017 289947872398 HITESH JAIN 9873232748 NEHA JAIN 9818701469 7374 PREM NAGAR LKG 61 TEJAS AGGARWAL MALE 09-01-2018 873349418387 VAIBHAV AGGARWAL 9811750035 NEHA AGGARWAL 9999099370 G-29/226-227, SECTOR-3 ROHINI MS-30,MS Block ,Gali LKG 62 Eric Sharma MALE 27-03-2018 - Devender Sharma 8178115753 Sakshi Sharma 7982313488 Hari Nagar No10 LKG 63 sevanthika kapoor FEMALE 20-05-2017 542784059184 tushar 9811366793 aakriti 9999495946 a1/193 lawrence road FLAT NO-6 VIKASHEEL LKG 64 NAVYA JAIN FEMALE 24-10-2017 594680462858 NISHANT JAIN 9873892307 SHILPI JAIN 9818110960 SECTOR-13 ROHINI APPARTMENTS LKG 65 KAVEER DHAWAN MALE 25-03-2018 863876224703 RAKSHIT DHAWAN 9810878282 BHAWNA DHAWAN 9711396684 J-67,SECOND FLOOR KIRTI NAGAR LKG 66 SAMARTH DHAR MALE 25-11-2017 587892278664 AARISH DHAR 9810744556 DR MANISHA DHAR 9910050335 AO-86, KALA KUNJ SHALIMAR BAGH LKG 67 SAAVI JAIN FEMALE 04-10-2017 227540160964 GAUTAM JAIN 9654754842 SHWETA JAIN 9650457837 H-2,11/12 SEC-16, ROHINI LKG 68 SHANVI BHARDWAJ FEMALE 10-04-2017 702035083916 HARSHIT BHARDWAJ 9873690204 MEENAKSHI SHARMA 8860874882 B-10/5 RANA PRATAP BAGH RANA PRATAP ROAD, LKG 69 MYRA JAIN FEMALE 06-06-2017 853667306690 RAHUL JAIN 9811503161 SANGEETA JAIN 9891237415 D-41 ADARSH NAGAR LKG 70 MOULIK MALE 05-05-2017 553761357925 KARTIK MITTAL 9990431122 SHRUTI MITTAL 9711731122 D-16/277-278, F.F. SECTOR-7, ROHINI LKG 71 Harshiv Taneja MALE 26-03-2018 - Vicky Taneja 9899664015 Priyanka Taneja 9999757684 C-7/179B Keshav Puram LKG 72 MIRAYA JAIN FEMALE 05-02-2018 708631082248 MAYANK JAIN 9999374414 PRIYANSHI JAIN 9999934033 18 - C CITIZEN ENCLAVE SECTOR 14 ROHINI Reg FATHER MOBILE MOTHER MOBILE Class NAME GENDER DOB AADHAR NO HOUSE NO AREA No. NAME (Father ) NAME (Mother) LKG 73 TANISHKA NAGPAL FEMALE 22-01-2018 880853476322 NAMAN NAGPAL 9811411881 SURBHI NAGPAL 9811411889 C-86 TOP FLOOR PHASE 1 ASHOK VIHAR LKG 74 INAAYA AJMERA FEMALE 12-04-2017 264895620854 VARUN AJMERA 9680437948 RASHMI AJMERA 9999607701 M-3/30, 2ND FLOOR MODEL TOWN - 3 D-16/277-278, FIRST LKG 75 HEMANK MITTAL MALE 26-03-2018 618750079438 ARUN MITTAL 9999431122 CHARUL 8368049557 SECTOR-7, ROHINI FLOOR LKG 76 RIDHAAN GARG MALE 18-11-2017 781537813670 SACHIN KUMAR 9818244987 Ritu Garg 7428557287 D-12/31 NORTH WEST A-5/136 SECTOR 17 LKG 77 KRIDAY TRIVEDI MALE 28-02-2018 - SUMEET TRIVEDI 9711108847 EISHU SHARMA 9953244121 ROHINI ROHINI MAJLIS PARK ADARSH LKG 78 KIANA KALRA FEMALE 29-01-2018 733611491763 SUNNY KALRA 9999332034 AKANKSHA KALRA 9811608484 A-103 4THFLOOR NAGAR LKG 79 HITISHA ARORA FEMALE 13-10-2017 - ROHIT ARORA 9999949051 DEEPTI ARORA 8447749302 1596 CHANDRAWAL ROAD LKG 80 ANSH KRIPLANI MALE 14-08-2017 258903107178 SUNIL KUMAR 9953953317 SUNAYANA 9953953317 LD-56 PITAMPURA BG-7/153, Upper Ground LKG 81 Sana Jain FEMALE 11-09-2017 269972857623 Sahil Jain 8053517110 Tripti Gupta 9991885244 Paschim Vihar Floor LKG 82 NEHAL GUPTA FEMALE 05-07-2017 575409064066 RAHUL GUPTA 9811378047
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