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(Junior) College, Bhubane Unique Ref Mark Max Conversion SL# Applicant Name Father Name DOB INCOME College Name No SECU Mark Mark 1 * 16S000227 AMARENDRA BEHERA NARAYAN BEHERA 12-Sep-2000 583 600 583 370000 Buxi Jagabandhu Bidyadhar (Junior) College, Bhubaneswar BAISHNABA CHARANA 2 16S013297 AKSHYA KUMAR SARANGI 06-May-2001 581 600 581 486864 Yuvodaya (Junior) College, Sudpada - 05075103 - Sudpada SARANGI Buxi Jagabandhu Bidyadhar (Junior) College, Bhubaneswar - 3 * 17S054005 SAURJYAMAN NAYAK SIBANANDA NAYAK 20-Aug-1999 580 600 580 600000 19051101 - Bhubaneswar 19055101-Adyant +2 Science College, Chandrasekhar Pur- 4 * 16S001098 BIBEKANANDA PRUSTY BIJAY KUMAR PRUSTY 10-Feb-2001 579 600 579 564480 Chandrasekharpur ANANYA ANUBHAB NRUSINGH CHARAN Buxi Jagabandhu Bidyadhar (Junior) College, Bhubaneswar - 5 17S066232 28-Feb-2001 578 600 578 60000 BISWAL BISWAL 19051101 - Bhubaneswar Saraswati (Junior) Vidya Mandir, Neelakantha Nagar - 6 16S013903 RAMAKRUSHNA SAHU SURENDRA SAHU 29-Oct-2000 578 600 578 387888 11075105 - Neelakantha Nagar Saraswati (Junior) Vidya Mandir, Neelakantha Nagar - 7 17S020374 JAGAN KUMAR MISHRA ARUN KUMAR MISHRA 20-Sep-2000 577 600 577 60000 11075105 - Neelakantha Nagar Saraswati (Junior) Vidya Mandir, Neelakantha Nagar - 8 16S010832 ABHISEK MALIK BABU MALIK 26-Nov-2000 577 600 577 462516 11075105 - Neelakantha Nagar Saraswati (Junior) Vidya Mandir, Neelakantha Nagar - 9 * 17S025313 HIMANSHU BARIK SANJAY KUMAR BARIK 03-Jul-2000 576 600 576 24000 11075105 - Neelakantha Nagar KAILASH CHANDRA 10 17S022994 SRIKANTA BEHERA 05-Jun-2000 576 600 576 70000 Ravenshaw (Junior) College, Cuttack - 07181101 - Cuttack BEHERA Saraswati (Junior) Vidya Mandir, Neelakantha Nagar - 11 * 16S007837 MRUTYUNJAY PATRA BALARAM PATRA 16-Dec-2000 574 600 574 35000 11075105 - Neelakantha Nagar Adyant +2 Science College, Chandrasekhar Pur - 19055101 - 12 17S056587 ASHUTOSH SAHOO BIJAYANANDA SAHOO 02-Apr-2001 574 600 574 473936 Chandrasekharpur 13 17S037347 ASHUTOSH DASH SURESH CHANDRA DASH 06-Mar-2001 573 600 573 60000 Ravenshaw (Junior) College, Cuttack - 07181101 - Cuttack RAMESH CHANDRA Buxi Jagabandhu Bidyadhar (Junior) College, Bhubaneswar - 14 * 17S040320 SANJAY MISHRA 08-Sep-2001 572 600 572 40000 MISHRA 19051101 - Bhubaneswar AKESH KUMAR 15 16S018766 ANKUR KHANDELWAL 02-Jul-2000 572 600 572 48000 Upendra Nath (Junior) College, Soro - 02132101 - Soro KHANDELWAL Buxi Jagabandhu Bidyadhar (Junior) College, Bhubaneswar - 16 * 16S011323 CHANDAN SANKHUA BALARAM SANKHUA 27-Dec-2000 571 600 571 40000 19051101 - Bhubaneswar 17 16S000749 SUBHANARAYANA SAHU PADMANAVA SAHU 26-Jan-2000 571 600 571 44000 04091101-Bhadrak (Junior) College, Bhadrak-Bhadrak Bidwan Residential (Junior) College, College Road - 13075104 18 17S037437 YUBRAJ PANI LINGARAJ PANI 30-Apr-2001 571 600 571 45000 - Jajpur 19051101-Buxi Jagabandhu Bidyadhar (Junior) College, 19 * 16S000680 RUPESH ACHARYA BISWARANJAN ACHARYA 27-Dec-2000 571 600 571 108000 Bhubaneswar-Bhubaneswar PRADEEP KUMAR Kaptipada (Junior) College, Kaptipada - 22214101 - 20 17S036758 SP SOUMYADEEP BEHERA 20-Oct-2000 571 600 571 201000 BEHERA Kaptipada Sukanti Residential Academy, Sonepur - 29055101 - 21 17S053785 BIBHUTI BHUSAN BISHI SIDDHESWAR BISHI 02-Dec-2000 571 600 571 202104 Dhubamunda, Sonepur HAREKRUSHNA CHINTAMANI Khallikote (Junior) College, Berhampur - 11071102 - 22 16S013136 13-Nov-1999 571 600 571 322563 MAHAPATRA MAHAPATRA Berhampur Unique Ref Mark Max Conversion SL# Applicant Name Father Name DOB INCOME College Name No SECU Mark Mark Buxi Jagabandhu Bidyadhar (Junior) College, Bhubaneswar - 23 * 17S038027 SWAPNIL SAMANTA SUVENDU SAMANTA 21-Feb-2001 10 10 570 25000 19051101 - Bhubaneswar Buxi Jagabandhu Bidyadhar (Junior) College, Bhubaneswar - 24 * 17S044525 MD MUSTAFEEZ AHMED MD IBRAR 15-Feb-2000 10 10 570 30000 19051101 - Bhubaneswar Jupiter Science College, Bhubaneswar - 19055114 - 25 * 17S042230 BISWAJIT SAHOO BRUNDABAN SAHOO 11-Dec-2000 10 10 570 40000 Bhubaneswar Buxi Jagabandhu Bidyadhar (Junior) College, Bhubaneswar - 26 * 17S029010 ASHUTOSH SAHOO SAROJ KUMAR BEHERA 07-Aug-2000 10 10 570 40000 19051101 - Bhubaneswar Gangadhar Meher (Junior) College, Sambalpur - 28141101 - 27 * 17S059245 AMRESH KUMAR PANDIT SURINDER PANDIT 20-Jun-1999 10 10 570 40000 Sambalpur Royal College of Science & Technology, Mancheswar - 28 * 17S037311 CHINMAY ROUT BIBEKANANDA ROUT 30-Mar-2001 570 600 570 40000 19055127 - Mancheswar M SWADHIN RAJENDRA PRASAD Buxi Jagabandhu Bidyadhar (Junior) College, Bhubaneswar - 29 * 17S029223 15-Aug-2000 10 10 570 40000 SHAKTIPRASAD MANGARAJ 19051101 - Bhubaneswar PRATYUSH KUMAR Saraswati (Junior) Vidya Mandir, Neelakantha Nagar - 30 * 17S033498 SAHADEV BISWAL 23-Nov-2000 10 10 570 40000 BISWAL 11075105 - Neelakantha Nagar Buxi Jagabandhu Bidyadhar (Junior) College, Bhubaneswar - 31 * 17S033939 SUBHAM SAU SATYABAN SAU 25-Nov-1999 10 10 570 40000 19051101 - Bhubaneswar SAMBID ANAND Jupiter Science College, Bhubaneswar - 19055114 - 32 * 17S042216 BIKASH CHANDRA PANDA 11-Aug-2000 10 10 570 40000 BHARADWAJ Bhubaneswar KRISHNA CHANDRA 33 17S059011 JAYANTA BISWAL 22-Dec-1998 10 10 570 43000 Panchayat (Junior) College, Bargarh - 03071101 - Bargarh BISWAL JAYA PRAKASH CHANDRA Khallikote (Junior) College, Berhampur - 11071102 - 34 16S005717 ANKIT MISHRA 01-Nov-2000 10 10 570 45000 MISHRA Berhampur Resonance Residential (Junior) College, Gopalpur - 07105103 35 * 17S042692 MADHUSUDAN PANDA RAMAKANTA PANDA 05-Dec-2000 10 10 570 45000 - Gopalpur Buxi Jagabandhu Bidyadhar (Junior) College, Bhubaneswar - 36 16S015345 SK MD HASIB SK MD HABIB 12-Feb-1999 10 10 570 45000 19051101 - Bhubaneswar 37 17S022195 SRIANSH DAS RANJIT KUMAR DAS 23-Jan-2000 10 10 570 45000 Bhadrak (Junior) College, Bhadrak - 04091101 - Bhadrak SUNDER MOHAN Buxi Jagabandhu Bidyadhar (Junior) College, Bhubaneswar - 38 * 17S054572 SAMARA MARANDI 13-Apr-1999 10 10 570 45000 MARANDI 19051101 - Bhubaneswar KAILASH CHANDRA 39 16S000110 ASHUTOSH SAHOO 06-Aug-2000 10 10 570 49000 Buxi Jagabandhu Bidyadhar (Junior) College, Bhubaneswar SAHOO 40 17S050963 PRIYAM PANDA ARUNA PANDA 10-Sep-1999 10 10 570 50000 Ravenshaw (Junior) College, Cuttack - 07181101 - Cuttack Royal College of Science & Technology, Mancheswar - 41 17S050603 NISIKANTA BEHERA BIDYADHAR BEHERA 11-Nov-1999 10 10 570 50000 19055127 - Mancheswar Talent's College of Science and Technology, Koraput - 42 17S036679 SIDHARTH KAR DEBDASH KAR 07-Feb-2001 10 10 570 50000 20175101 - Koraput Buxi Jagabandhu Bidyadhar (Junior) College, Bhubaneswar - 43 16S009573 SACHIN AGRAWAL RAJKUMAR AGRAWAL 11-Jan-2000 10 10 570 50000 19051101 - Bhubaneswar SANTOSH KUMAR Gangadhar Meher (Junior) College, Sambalpur - 28141101 - 44 17S023751 YASH PODDAR 29-Jun-2000 10 10 570 50000 PODDAR Sambalpur Basic Science & Humanities (Junior) College, Bhubaneswar - 45 * 16S018298 ASHUTOSH SAHOO PRABIN KUMAR SAHOO 04-Mar-2000 10 10 570 52000 19056101 - Bhubaneswar Unique Ref Mark Max Conversion SL# Applicant Name Father Name DOB INCOME College Name No SECU Mark Mark 46 17S022271 RAJESH KUMAR NAYAK DURYODHAN NAYAK 26-Nov-1999 10 10 570 55000 Bhadrak (Junior) College, Bhadrak - 04091101 - Bhadrak Government (SSD) Higher Secondary School, Ardabahal - 47 * 17S066025 SHIBTAIN RAJA KHAN LATE JAHIR KHAN 27-Mar-2001 10 10 570 58000 28036101 - Ardabahal BIBHUTI BHUSAN 48 17S056268 AAYUSHMAN SATAPATHY 22-Apr-2000 10 10 570 60000 Kendriya Vidyalaya, Bargarh - CBSE - SATAPATHY 49 17S052164 BIMALENDU MISHRA NIHAR RANJAN MISHRA 05-Jan-2001 10 10 570 60000 Vikram Deb (Junior) College, Jeypore - 20061101 - Jeypore 50 17S047411 JYOTIRANJAN MUDULI ADIKANDA MUDULI 05-Oct-1999 10 10 570 60000 Regional College, Nimapara - 26135104 - Nimapara Buxi Jagabandhu Bidyadhar (Junior) College, Bhubaneswar - 51 * 17S052389 SUBHAM DEY ASIM KUMAR DEY 22-Feb-2000 10 10 570 60000 19051101 - Bhubaneswar 52 17S025978 TASMAY KHARSEL DEBA HARI KHARSEL 28-Jan-2000 10 10 570 60000 DAV (Junior) College, Titilagarh - 05152101 - Titilagarh 53 17S029317 JAYADEV DASH JANARDAN DASH 16-Jun-2000 10 10 570 63960 Ravenshaw (Junior) College, Cuttack - 07181101 - Cuttack PRASANT KUMAR Buxi Jagabandhu Bidyadhar (Junior) College, Bhubaneswar - 54 17S060882 S S SOHAM MOHANTY 27-Aug-2000 10 10 570 65000 MOHANTY 19051101 - Bhubaneswar Buxi Jagabandhu Bidyadhar (Junior) College, Bhubaneswar - 55 16S004749 SAGAR KUMAR JENA RAMESH JENA 30-Mar-2001 10 10 570 65000 19051101 - Bhubaneswar 56 16S018328 ASHUTOSH PANDA ANIL PANDA 21-Jan-2001 10 10 570 70000 Vikram Deb (Junior) College, Jeypore - 20061101 - Jeypore Dhenkanal (Junior) College, Dhenkanal - 09041101 - 57 17S021669 SANTANU MAHAKHUD SARAT MAHAKHUD 16-Oct-1999 10 10 570 70000 Dhenkanal A LAKSHMI PRASAD Saraswati (Junior) Vidya Mandir, Neelakantha Nagar - 58 16S016549 A MANISH KUMAR DORA 14-Oct-2000 10 10 570 80000 DORA 11075105 - Neelakantha Nagar MANOJ KUMAR 59 * 17S067363 ADARSH PANIGRAHI 09-May-2001 10 10 570 80000 Kendriya Vidyalaya, Angul - CBSE - PANIGRAHI MANOJ KUMAR 60 * 17S067427 ADARSH PANIGRAHI 09-May-2001 10 10 570 80000 Kendriya Vidyalaya, Angul - CBSE - PANIGRAHI RAMESH CHANDRA Buxi Jagabandhu Bidyadhar (Junior) College, Bhubaneswar - 61 * 17S045798 RASHMI RANJAN PARIDA 20-Jan-2001 10 10 570 80000 PARIDA 19051101 - Bhubaneswar 62 17S052234 K SAI RAJU K SURYA RAO 08-Apr-2000 10 10 570 84000 Vikram Deb (Junior) College, Jeypore - 20061101 - Jeypore Gangadhar Meher (Junior) College, Sambalpur - 28141101 - 63 17S020165 SHIVA KUMAR RAJAK SATYENDRA RAJAK 23-Aug-1999 10 10 570 84000 Sambalpur AMRIT NANDAN GOPAL KRISHNA Khallikote (Junior) College, Berhampur - 11071102 - 64 * 17S035129 02-Jan-2001 10 10 570 90000 SATAPATHY
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