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Sr.N O Surname First Middle Caste Current Course Name Pravara Rural Education Society’s SIR VISVESVARAYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, Nashik Academic Year- 2017-18 Sr.N Surname First Middle Caste Current Course name o 1 PACHORE SIDDHART BALASAHEB OBC Electrical 2 MALI PRATIK PANDURANG OBC MECHANICAL 3 LONDHE PARESH BALASAHEB OBC MECHANICAL 4 MISTARI ROHIT DHANRAJ OBC E&TC 5 URKUDE PRANIL RAJKUMAR OBC IT 6 BAKALE APURVA DIPAK OBC COMPUTER 7 BADGUJAR SUJIT JAGDISH OBC MECHANICAL 8 BELOTE SANJYOT DILIP OBC MECHANICAL 9 SARODE RUPALI DATTU OBC MECHANICAL 10 MAHAJAN AMIT JAGNNATH OBC Electrical 11 KASHID ROHIT JAYRAM OBC Electrical 12 CHAUDHARI ROSHAN KAILAS OBC Electrical 13 PATIL YADURAJ ISHWAR OBC COMPUTER 14 PATIL KUNAL PALHAD OBC COMPUTER 15 TAMBE KANCHAN BHASKAR OBC COMPUTER 16 CHAUDHARI PARESH SUNIL OBC CHEMICAL 17 LANDGE KAPIL KASHINATH OBC CHEMICAL 18 GHATKAR ASHLESHA AVINASH OBC CHEMICAL 19 NERKAR AKSHAY PRAKASH OBC CHEMICAL 20 PATIL ROHIT SANJIV OBC CHEMICAL 21 PAL ALPHA SADASHIV OBC CHEMICAL 22 KATHE RUTIKA PRAMOD OBC IT 23 GAVALI MONISH SHIVAJI OBC IT 24 NIKAM TANUJA BHASKAR OBC COMPUTER 25 SONAWANE SURAJ TUSHAR OBC COMPUTER 26 JADHAV RENUKA SHIVDAS OBC COMPUTER 27 GAJARE MOKSHADA KISHOR OBC Electrical 28 GAIKWAD APURVA DILIP OBC Electrical 29 KATHE PRATIK PRAMOD OBC IT 30 SATBHAI ADITYA ASHOK OBC Mechanical 31 DHOGARE ABHISHEK KIRAN OBC Mechanical 32 PATIL ANKUSH NANABHAU OBC Mechanical 33 BAKAL SWAPNIL AMBADAS OBC Mechanical 34 GUDGHGE KIRAN SAHEBRAO OBC Mechanical 35 PATIL NIKITA PRAVIN OBC Electrical 36 BADHAN MANESH VASUDEO OBC COMPUTER 37 FASALE RITA KRUSHHANA OBC MBA 38 KARDAK RANI BALASAHEB OBC MBA 39 MANSARAMJ JAGNADE SAMIR OBC MBA I 40 TAMBOLI SHAHARUKH KADAR OBC MBA 41 KUMBHAR DURGESH DHANRAJ OBC MBA 42 BAROLE MEGHRAJ DILIP OBC MBA 43 AHER SHIVANI SAHEBRAO OBC MBA 44 KADAM TEJAS BABAN OBC MBA 45 PATIL PUJA SANJAY OBC MBA 46 PAWAR CHETAN SHIVAJI OBC MBA 47 UNHALE GANESH VASANT OBC MBA 48 TAKALKAR SHUBHAM SANJAY OBC MBA 49 SANDHAN YOGESH DATTATRAY OBC MBA 50 RUPTAKE WILLSON FRANCIS OBC MBA 51 DUSANE AKSHAY SURENDRA OBC MBA 52 JAWALE MOHINI VIKAS OBC MBA 53 SHEWALE KOMAL SHRIRAM OBC MBA 54 BADGUJAR SUSHIL RAMDAS OBC MBA 55 Ghule Roshan Tanagi OBC SE COMP 56 PATIL SWAPNIL ANIL OBC SE COMP 57 MANIYAR JASMEEN MUKHTAR OBC SE COMP 58 GAYAKHE PRANOTI PRABHAKAR OBC SE COMP 59 KSHATRIYA VAISHNAVI PRASHANT OBC SE COMP 60 Chaudhari Namita Arun OBC TE COMP 61 GULVE SAYALI SUNIL OBC TE COMP 62 Akole Amey Satish OBC TE COMP Bachelor of Engineering (Computer) 3 Year 63 KARPE PRAJAKTA JALINDAR OBC 64 DAWARE SHIVANGI KIRAN OBC TE COMP 65 NIKAM ROSHANI SUNIL OBC TE COMP 66 NEHE KAVERI SAMPAT OBC TE COMP 67 SARODE SWAPNALI DATTU OBC BE COMP 68 DEVARE VISHAKHA RAJENDRA OBC BE COMP 69 BHORKADE PRIYANKA SHIVAJI OBC BE COMP 70 SONAWANE TUSHAR PRAMOD OBC BE COMP 71 NIKAM TANUJA BHASKAR OBC BE COMP 72 RASAL PRACHI VIJAY OBC BE COMP 73 THOSAR SHRUTI SUDHIR OBC BE COMP 74 PATIL PAWAN KIRAN OBC SE MECH 75 PATIL JIGNESH MOHAN OBC SE MECH 76 HIRE YASHPAL DEVIDAS OBC SE MECH 77 GADE RUSHIKESH TANAJI OBC TE MECH 78 Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) 3 HYALIJ BHUSHAN PRAKASH OBC Year 79 PATIL AKASH BAJIRAO OBC TE MECH 80 LAGAD MAYUR RAMDAS OBC TE MECH 81 GAIKWAD ANIKET TRAMBAK OBC TE MECH 82 HIRE SWAPNIL PRAKASH OBC TE MECH 83 PAWAR DIXIT DILIP OBC TE MECH 84 PATIL CHANDAN LAXMAN OBC TE MECH 85 Inamdar Sohel Balam OBC TE MECH 86 KHAIRNAR PRAJAKTA BALASAHEB OBC TE MECH 87 SHARADCHA TE MECH SAWANT SHUBHAM OBC NDRA 88 MILINDKUM TE MECH PATIL NIKUNJ OBC AR 89 MURKUTE AKSHAY GANESH OBC TE MECH 90 CHAUDHARI KALPESH VINOD OBC TE MECH 91 PATIL Akash Vilas OBC TE MECH 92 JADHAV PRATIK SHARAD OBC BE MECH 93 DHONDGE CHAITANYA RAMESH OBC BE MECH 94 CHAVARE AMOD DILEEP OBC BE MECH 95 PAWAR SUYOG HARI OBC BE MECH 96 BHAMARE MANOJ SANJAY OBC BE MECH 97 ZAMBRE SHUBHAM VASANT OBC BE MECH 98 BE MECH PAGAR SAGAR MADHAVRAO OBC 99 DAHALE ABHISHEK SUNIL OBC BE MECH 100 JADHAV PRANANJALI DEORAM OBC BE MECH 101 GHANWAT NEHA SUBHASH OBC BE MECH 102 KOLHE VISHAL VIKRAM OBC BE MECH 103 BHOYAR AJINKYA DIGAMBER OBC SE CHEM 104 MAHAJAN JAYVIK LAXIKANT OBC SE CHEM 105 PATIL ROSHAN GULABRAO OBC TE Chem. 106 KADAM SUYOG THOMAS OBC TE Chem. 107 DHARRAO AKSHAY DILIP OBC TE Chem. 108 LONARE SAGAR NANDLAL OBC TE Chem. 109 RAJGURU PRITESH RAJENDRA OBC BE CHEM 110 NANDAKISHO BE CHEM GAJARE RAHUL OBC R 111 SONTAKKE LAUKIK VILASRAO OBC BE CHEM 112 SHINDE SNEHAL NAVNATH OBC BE CHEM 113 BODHE ANJALI KESHAO OBC BE CHEM 114 BE CHEM BHAMARE SHUBHAM SHANTARAM OBC 115 JADHAV CHARUSHILA GANESH OBC TE ELECT 116 Dhokchaule Omprasad Dhananjay OBC TE ELECT 117 TE ELECT Tungar Pratiksha Dnyaneshwar OBC 118 GAWALI ANIRUDDHA VILASRAO OBC TE ELECT 119 TARLE NIKITA PRABHAKAR OBC TE ELECT 120 BAVISKAR AANAN RATNAKAR OBC TE ELECT 121 JADHAV AKSHAY SHIVAJI OBC TE ELECT 122 DHANDE ABHIJEET PRADIP OBC TE ELECT 123 NAWALE PRATIK ULHAS OBC TE ELECT 124 LADHE BHUSHAN RAGHUNATH OBC TE ELECT 125 GAIDHANI DARSHANA ASHOK OBC BE ELectrical 126 KALE SHUBHAM ASHOK OBC BE ELECT 127 PATIL ANKITA KISHOR OBC BE ELECT 128 THAKARE ROSHAN ANNASAHEB OBC BE ELECT 129 TOPALE SHASHANK ARUNRAO OBC BE ELECT 130 Patil Bhushan Rajendra OBC TE ETC 131 GODSE SHARAYU DEVIDAS OBC BE ETC 132 PATIL KHUSHABU NARENDRA OBC BE ETC 133 NIMGAONKAR KOMAL KAILAS OBC BE ETC 134 BADHAN SHRUTI PRADIP OBC BE ETC 135 TUNGAR SAYALI LALDAS OBC BE ETC 136 WAJE SURAJ DILIP OBC BE ETC 137 BHAMARE SAMPADA KAILAS OBC BE ETC 138 CHAUDHARI SHAILENDRA SAKHARAM OBC BE ETC 139 JANGAM SHRUTIKA NITIN OBC SE IT 140 KSHATRIYA MAHALAXMI MAHENDRA OBC BE IT 141 PANGARKAR AKSHAY DILIPRAJ OBC SE MBA 142 PANGARKAR AKSHAY DILIPRAJ OBC SE MBA 143 SAHANE SAGAR BHAUSAHEB OBC MBA II Year 144 DONGARE PALLAVI SHIVNATH OBC MBA II Year 145 GHUMARE CHETAN SURESH OBC MBA II Year 146 JADHAV SUVARNA SOPAN OBC MBA II Year 147 HASE VISHAL EKNATH OBC MBA II Year 148 BIRE BHUMIKA RAJENDRA OBC MBA II Year 149 WALKE NITIN BABAJI OBC MBA II Year 150 ZADE SANDHYA RAMESH OBC MBA II Year 151 ERANDE PRATIMA POPAT OBC FE ETC 152 KHADE RUSHIKESH NITIN OBC FE ETC 153 CHAVAN MAHENDRA ANIL OBC FE ETC 154 GADEKAR SAYALI SANJAY OBC FE ETC 155 UGALE KAMINI BHASKAR OBC FE ETC 156 CHAVAN SACHIN BHAURAV OBC FE ETC 157 PATIL NIKHIL RAJENDRA OBC FE ETC 158 NAVALE PRIYANKA NAVNATH OBC ETC 159 SHAIKH ROSHNI SAJID OBC ETC 160 SONAR YOGESH PRAKASH OBC FE CHEM 161 MUKHEKAR RAMESHWAR DIGAMBAR OBC FE CHEM 162 PATIL PRATHAMESH SHIVNATH OBC FE CHEM 163 PATIL KALPESH VILAS OBC FE CHEM 164 KARPE SANDESH GOKULDAS OBC FE CHEM 165 PATIL KALPESH RAJENDRA OBC FE CHEM 166 PATIL SHUBHAM RAVINDRA OBC FE CHEM 167 PATIL YOGESHWAR SANJAY OBC FE CHEM 168 PATIL PRATIKSHA RAOSAHEB OBC FE CHEM 169 SHELAR PARIKSHIT BABAJI OBC FE CHEM 170 DHUMAL PRATIK ANIL OBC FE CHEM 171 DHERINGE RUSHIKESH POPAT OBC FE CHEM 172 JORVEKAR GANESH BHAGWAT OBC FE CHEM 173 PATIL HARSHAL JIVAN OBC FE CHEM 174 GADE SHUBHAM MACCHINDRA OBC FE CHEM 175 SALADE SONAM VIJAY OBC FE CHEM 176 UNHALE RAHUL DILIP OBC Chemical 177 GAWANDE NITIN BAGWANT OBC Chemical 178 PAGAR AMOL SHANKAR OBC Chemical 179 BHANAGE AKSHYA MACHINDRA OBC Chemical 180 BHAMRE YASHASHREE RAJENDRA OBC Chemical 181 BHOR AJAY KHANDU OBC Chemical 182 SABLE RAHUL NAMDEV OBC Chemical 183 GADE PRASHANT SANJAY OBC CHEMCAL 184 SHELKE PRIYANKA VILAS OBC FE COMP VAISHNAVI DNYANESHWA OBC 185 LONARE FE COMP R 186 LOKHANDE VRUSHALI SUNIL OBC FE COMP 187 SHERKAR AKASH SANJAY OBC FE COMP 188 PAWAR SHUBHAM KAILAS OBC FE COMP 189 LONDHE VRUSHALI ASHOK OBC FE COMP 190 GAWALI AARTI BHIMA OBC FE COMP 191 CHAVANKE BHAGYASHRI RAVSAHEB OBC FE COMP 192 SONAWANE AKSHAY SOMNATH OBC FE COMP 193 GADEKAR RUTUJA VIJAY OBC FE COMP 194 KHAIRNAR SNEHAL SANJAY OBC FE COMP 195 CHANDORE SURAJ SUBHASH OBC FE COMP 196 SHIRSAT SUSHMITA SURESH OBC FE COMP 197 LONDHE SAVITA SUNIL OBC FE COMP 198 KHATALE NEHA SOPAN OBC FE COMP 199 GORE DHANANJAY VIJAY OBC FE COMP 200 RAHANE RENUKA BALASAHEB OBC COMPUTER 201 MEDHANE SHARVARI PRAVIN OBC COMPUTER 202 KANAWADE ASHWINI BALASAHEB OBC COMPUTER 203 PATIL ROHIT SHEKHAR OBC COMPUTER 204 KHADANGALE CHAITANYA GOKUL OBC COMPUTER 205 MANDLIK SANKET PRADIP OBC COMPUTER 206 KOTKAR PRANITA DTTATRAYA OBC COMPUTER 207 RASAL ASHISH SANKET OBC COMPUTER 208 UBALE SAURAB GORAKH OBC COMPUTER 209 GAIDHANI KANCHAN NANDU OBC FE ELECT 210 BHOT SAHIL RAJENDRA OBC FE ELECT 211 PAWAR GAURAV JALINDER OBC FE ELECT 212 SIRSAT SONALI SUDAM OBC FE ELECT 213 PATIL NILESH RAVINDRA OBC FE ELECT 214 ZAGADE SWATI BHAUSHETH OBC FE ELECT 215 SURYAWANSHI RUSHIKESH MUKUND OBC FE ELECT 216 LONDHE SHRIKANT SHANKAR OBC FE ELECT 217 KURHADE SHITAL SHIVAJI OBC FE ELECT 218 PATIL MAHESH BHAGWAN OBC ELECTRICAL 219 SONAWANE SAURABH HIRAMAN OBC ELECTRICAL 220 SHINDE PRATIKSHA SANJAY OBC ELECTRICAL CHANDRASHEK RAMESH OBC 221 DANDGAVAL ELECTRICAL HER 222 BHATKHEDE ABHAY DIGAMBAR OBC ELECTRICAL 223 KADAM BABLU DNYANDEV OBC ELECTRICAL 224 KADAM PRAKASH KESHAV OBC ELECTRICAL 225 BADGUJAR GANESH BHIKA OBC ELECTRICAL 226 GAIDHANI VISHAL BALU OBC ELECTRICAL 227 SAHANE NIKHIL PRAKASH OBC ELECTRICAL 228 JADHAV SWAPNIL DHANAJI OBC ELECTRICAL PRANJAL HEMCHANDRA OBC 229 JADHAV ELECTRICAL 230 SHINDE SANJAY RAMESH OBC ELECTRICAL 231 GOLESAR SHUBHAM VISHNU OBC ELECTRICAL 232 JADHAV PRANJAL SAHEBRAO OBC ELECTRICAL 233 MANIYAR PARVEJ SHABBIRBHAI OBC ELECTRICAL 234 PAWER ANKITA DATTATRAY OBC ELECTRICAL 235 KADAM AKSHAY NAVNATH OBC ELECTRICAL 236 KOKANE SURAJ SANJAY OBC ELECTRICAL 237 JAGTAP SANTOSH BHAUSAHEB OBC ELECTRICAL 238 LONARE RUSHIKESH RAJENDRA OBC FE ELET PRIYANKA CHANDRAKAN OBC 239 BALAK FE IT T 240 PINGALE AISHWARYA VILAS OBC FE IT 241 KOTHAVADE PRERANA SUNIL OBC FE IT 242 BHOLE PUSHPAK RAVINDRA OBC FE IT 243 PATIL ANKITA SHANTARAM OBC SE IT 244 GADE RAJESH BALASAHEB OBC IT 245 JORE KAVITA
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