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(2018-19) List of Candidates (Marks Wise) Marks Sr Lala Lajpat Rai University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences Entrance Test Result of B.V.Sc.&A.H. (2018-19) List of Candidates (Marks Wise) Marks Sr. Roll obtained Name Father Name Mother Name Category No. No out of 200 1 1325 AJAY SINGH LAXMAN SINGH KAMLESH BCB 173 2 5814 RACHITA RAKESH KUMAR SARITA GENERAL 173 3 6388 MOHIT SONI PAWAN KUMAR SANTOSH BCA 173 4 8341 SUNITA RAMKESH RANI GENERAL 173 5 3836 KAPIL SHARMA RAMCHANDER KAMLESH SHARMA GENERAL 172 6 4720 NEERAJ SUBHASH CHANDER REKHA GENERAL 171 7 5173 PANKAJ KARAN SINGH BRASHPATI BCA 169 8 6421 MOHIT PRASHANT ROSHAN LAL PAPPI KANTA GENERAL 169 9 7010 ROOPALI HARENDER SINGH SUSHEELA BCA 168 10 3566 JATIN MINOCHA RAM PARKASH KANCHAN GENERAL 167 11 7708 SHEKHAR GOYAL HARISH KUMAR MANJU BALA GENERAL 166 12 8769 VIKAS KUMAR SUBHASH CHANDER ROSHNI DEVI GENERAL 165 13 1680 ANCHAL KRISHAN ANCHAL BCA 164 14 2408 AVNI CHAUHAN JIWAN LAL GEETA GENERAL 164 15 7048 SACHIN SHARMA RAJKUMAR DEVI RANI GENERAL 164 16 4180 LAKSHAY RAJESH SUNITA DEVI GENERAL 163 17 5651 PRITAM SINGH YUDHVIR SINGH SAVITRI DEVI GENERAL 163 18 6124 RAVI KOTHARI RAJESH KOTHARI ANITA KOTHARI GENERAL 163 19 3025 GARBHIT SHAKTIDHAR SHARMA MADHU SHARMA GENERAL 162 20 4860 NIKHIL MUDGIL JAIKUMAR MUDGIL BABLI DEVI GENERAL 162 21 6726 REMAN MOR VIRENDER SINGH SAROJ BALA GENERAL 162 22 7529 SARITA SUBHASH CHAND SANTOSH BCA 162 23 8379 SURBHI RAJESH SAROJ GENERAL 162 24 1122 ABHISHEK CHAUHAN ADISH CHAUHAN SUKHA DEVI GENERAL 161 25 2145 ANUPRIYA MUKESH KUMAR SUMAN DEVI BCB 161 26 3860 KARAMVIR DHOOP SINGH KAVITA GENERAL 161 27 5503 PRADEEP KUMAR OMPRAKASH MEENA DEVI GENERAL 161 28 5756 PRIYANKA VED PARKASH LAXMI BCA 161 29 7143 SACHIN KUMAR BIRENDER RAJESH GENERAL 161 30 7968 SIMRAN KAUR GULAB SINGH HARWINDER KAUR GENERAL 161 31 1577 AMIT SURAJMAL SUNITA BCA 160 32 3755 KAJAL CHANDBIR SARLA GENERAL 160 33 3861 KARAN SINGH SURESH KUMAR REENA DEVI GENERAL 160 34 4469 MANJEET SINGH PARDEEP KUMAR MEENA DEVI GENERAL 160 35 1427 ALKA OM PRAKASH PROMILA GENERAL 159 36 1881 ANKIT HARIOM SUDESH GENERAL 159 37 2826 DEVANKIT NARWAL ASHOK KUMAR SUDESH GENERAL 159 38 3046 GARV SADHURAM ASHA GENERAL 159 39 5008 NITESH KUMAR CHHATARPAL SUNITA DEVI BCB 159 40 5337 PAYAL RAMESH KUMAR SUNITA GENERAL 159 41 8256 SUMIT RANBIR SINGH RAJWANTI GENERAL 159 42 1004 AADIL HUSSAIN JAMIL AHMED HUMERA BCB 158 1 Marks Sr. Roll obtained Name Father Name Mother Name Category No. No out of 200 MANDEEP KUMAR 43 4363 PARDEEP KUMAR SHEORAN MUKESH SHEORAN GENERAL 158 SHEORAN 44 6029 RAJPAL RAWTA RAM KITABO BAI GENERAL 158 45 6260 MEHAK VINOD KUMAR SANTOSH DEVI GENERAL 158 46 1200 ADETI VERMA PAWAN KUMAR RENU VERMA GENERAL 157 47 1725 ANITA SURESH KUMAR SHARMILA DEVI BCB 157 48 1829 ANKIT KUMAR RAMPHAL DARSHAN DEVI BCA 157 49 2832 DEVANSHI VIVEK KUMAR SUDHA GENERAL 157 50 3081 GAURAV SINGH HARENDER SINGH SUSHILA DEVI SC 157 51 4594 NARESH JAI BHAGWAN OMPATI BCA 157 52 5752 PRIYANKA RAM KUMAR SAINI SUSHILA RANI BCB 157 53 5767 PRIYANSHU YADAV ASHOK KUMAR SUNITA DEVI BCB 157 54 5968 RAJANI YADAV RANVIR SINGH LALITA DEVI BCB 157 55 6062 RAMAN SAINI SHYAM SINGH AARTI DEVI BCB 157 56 6119 RAVEENA KUMARI MAHENDER SINGH SAROJ DEVI GENERAL 157 57 6408 MOHIT DHARAMBIR SUMITRA GENERAL 157 58 8540 TARUN ANIL KUMAR CHANCHAL GENERAL 157 59 1505 AMAN POONIA SUBE SINGH POONIA SUMAN GENERAL 156 60 1529 AMANDEEP SAINI ANAND PARKASH POOJA SAINI BCB 156 61 1615 AMIT SANGWAN JANGBIR SANGWAN RENU BCA 156 62 2991 EKTA RAJENDER SINGH SHARMILA BCB 156 63 3543 JASMIN GREWAL SANJAY GREWAL AMITA GREWAL GENERAL 156 64 3575 JATIN RAJINDER SINGH URMILA GENERAL 156 65 4188 LAKSHAY SANDEEP ANGURI DEVI GENERAL 156 66 4928 NISHA ASHOK KUMAR MEENA DEVI BCB 156 67 5441 POOJA VINOD SUNITA GENERAL 156 68 5532 PRAPHUL KIRAN BALJEET SINGH SUNITA GENERAL 156 69 6316 MOHIT JAKHAR RAMESH KUMAR SUSHILA GENERAL 156 70 6949 ROHIT KUMAR SATYABIR SINGH SUNITA GENERAL 156 71 6985 ROHIT BAMBEL KULDEEP SINGH INDRO DEVI GENERAL 156 72 7592 SAVITA PRITHVI SINGH RAJBALA GENERAL 156 73 8697 VARSHA RANI KAILASH BABITA GENERAL 156 74 8956 VISHAL BALVINDER DHILLAN SUNITA DEVI GENERAL 156 75 2599 CHANKIT OMPARKASH KELAWATI DEVI FF-GENERAL 155 76 2767 DEEPAK DAGAR TEK SINGH SHEELA DEVI GENERAL 155 77 2886 DIKSHA BALHARA DEVENDER SINGH SUDESH KUMARI GENERAL 155 78 3976 KIRAN LUHACH SUKH DARSHAN RAJBALA GENERAL 155 79 4079 KRISHAN SATISH KUMAR KRISHNA BCA 155 KUMARI MANU 80 4143 DHARMENDER SINGH RAJBALA DEVI BCB 155 YADAV 81 5311 PAWAN CHANDER BHAN RAJWANTI GENERAL 155 82 5436 POOJA RAJENDER BALA GENERAL 155 83 5939 RAHUL LAXMI NARAYAN KAMLESH GENERAL 155 84 6929 ROHIT PORIA MAHIPAL PORIA NIRMLA PORIA GENERAL 155 ESM- 85 7425 SANJANA SIKKA SANJAY SIKKA MEENAKSHI SIKKA 155 GENERAL 2 Marks Sr. Roll obtained Name Father Name Mother Name Category No. No out of 200 86 8176 SUKHBIR DALBIR SINGH MAYA DEVI BCA 155 87 8592 UJJAWAL ASHOK KUMAR MUKESH GENERAL 155 88 8666 VANDANA BANSI LAL SUMAN MEHTA GENERAL 155 89 8748 VIJAY KUMAR JASWANT RAJO GENERAL 155 90 8783 VIKAS TUSHIR JAIPARKASH SHARDA GENERAL 155 91 1087 AAYUSHI WADHWA DHARAMPAL POONAM WADHWA GENERAL 154 92 1600 AMIT SHARMA SATYABIR SINGH SUMITRA DEVI GENERAL 154 93 2646 CHIRAG SETH VINAY SETH SUMAN SETH GENERAL 154 94 2675 DEEKSHA SATYABEER SINGH SUMITRA GENERAL 154 95 2952 DISHANT DHINGRA SUNIL DHINGRA MINI DHINGRA GENERAL 154 96 3246 HARPREET KAUR GURTEJ SINGH JASWINDER KAUR GENERAL 154 97 4859 NIKHIL MAHENDRA SHARMA SUNITA SHARMA GENERAL 154 98 5043 NITIN NAND KUMAR SUSHMA GENERAL 154 99 5559 PRATIBHA SURAJMAL SUNITA DEVI GENERAL 154 100 6226 MEENAKSHI YADAV RAJ SINGH ANITA YADAV BCB 154 101 7088 SACHIN SACHIN RAJESH SAROJ GENERAL 154 102 8238 SUMIT PAWAN KUMAR KAMLESH DEVI GENERAL 154 103 1037 AANCHAL SURENDER KUMAR PARMOD GENERAL 153 104 1446 AMAN DHILLON RAJESH DHILLON BABITA GENERAL 153 105 2293 ASHISH KUMAR ISHWAR SINGH BIMLA DEVI GENERAL 153 106 2323 ASHISH KUMAR SATYENDER KUMAR SANTOSH DEVI BCA 153 107 2518 BHAWNA ATMA RAM SUMAN BALA BCA 153 108 3258 HARSH INDERSAIN PREM KUMARI GENERAL 153 109 3542 JASMER SINGH PRITAM SINGH KRISHNA DEVI GENERAL 153 110 3561 JATIN KUMAR RAJESH KUMAR GITA DEVI BCB 153 111 3564 JATIN MEHTA DEVENDER MEHTA MANORAMA MEHTA GENERAL 153 NEERAJ KUMAR 112 4761 VED PARKASH YADAV SURAJ MUKHI BCB 153 YADAV 113 6797 RITESH PANCHAL RAMESH KUMAR CHANDA DEVI BCA 153 114 7571 SAURABH TELFIYAR SANDEEP KUMAR MAYA DEVI BCA 153 115 7997 SOHAN JAGDISH SANTOSH GENERAL 153 116 8487 TANISHQ NARENDER KUMAR USHA RANI BCA 153 117 8923 VIPIN OM PARKASH SUNITA GENERAL 153 118 9174 YOGITA SANJAY KUMAR SURESH GENERAL 153 119 1067 AASHISH SATPAL SAVITRI GENERAL 152 120 1969 ANKUR GIANI RAM LALITA DEVI BCB 152 121 2075 ANSHU RANI SATISH KUMAR BABITA RANI GENERAL 152 122 2344 ASHU KULDEEP SINGH RAJNESH BCA 152 123 2863 DHEERAJ KANWAL SINGH SHEELA DEVI BCB 152 124 3003 EKTA RAMESH KUMAR MUKESH DEVI GENERAL 152 125 3089 GAUTAM SINGH YADVIRENDER SINGH SAVITRI DEVI GENERAL 152 126 3434 HRITIK AHUJA SURESH KUMAR PARVEEN GENERAL 152 127 3449 INDU YADAV SANJAY KUMAR SARLA DEVI BCB 152 128 3747 KAJAL SUNIL KUMAR POOJA BCA 152 3 Marks Sr. Roll obtained Name Father Name Mother Name Category No. No out of 200 129 3840 KAPIL MUKESH RAJPATI GENERAL 152 130 4237 LOHITAKSH JOHAR SANJEEV NIRMALA GENERAL 152 131 4715 NEELMANI CHAWLA VED PRAKASH CHAWLA SARITA CHAWLA GENERAL 152 132 6310 MOHIT RAJPAL SINGH SUNITA DEVI GENERAL 152 133 6472 MONIKA JAGBIR SINGH POONAM GENERAL 152 134 6728 RENU VERMA SATISH KUMAR ARCHANA DEVI BCA 152 135 8100 SOURABH RAJINDER SINGH BOORA SUSHILA DEVI GENERAL 152 136 8893 VINAY KUMAR RAM KISHAN SANTOSH RANI BCA 152 137 2311 ASHISH POONIA VED PRAKASH SAROJ DEVI GENERAL 151 138 2834 DEVANSHU RATHEE SUKHBIR SINGH SUMAN LATA GENERAL 151 139 3515 JAI PARKASH BALRAJ BHATRI DEVI GENERAL 151 140 3737 KAILASH SHARMA DHARAM SINGH SUNITA BCA 151 141 4113 KULDEEP SAJJAN KUMAR SEEMA RANI GENERAL 151 142 4195 LAL KRISHAN ROOP RAM VIMLA GENERAL 151 143 4342 MANDEEP SAME SINGH RAJRANI GENERAL 151 144 5291 PARVEENA KUMARI PAWAN KUMAR SUNITA DEVI GENERAL 151 145 5523 PRAMOD KUMAR KARAMBIR SINGH KHAJANI DEVI GENERAL 151 146 5795 PURVASHI JASBIR SUDESH GENERAL 151 147 6025 RAJNI OM PARKASH NIRMALA DEVI BCA 151 148 7452 SANJAY SHARMA RATTAN SHARMA PUSHPA DEVI GENERAL 151 149 8249 SUMIT DAL SINGH SUDESH DEVI GENERAL 151 150 8257 SUMIT RAI SINGH SAHARAN INDERAWATI GENERAL 151 151 8373 SURAJ PAL GANGA RAM HARWATI BCA 151 152 8525 TARUN SHARMA MR KARAMBIR SHARMA BABITA GENERAL 151 153 8888 VINAY NARENDER SUNITA GENERAL 151 154 1336 AKANKSHA RAJBIR SINGH BIMLA DEVI GENERAL 150 155 1349 AKASH SURENDER KUMAR SAROJ YADAV ESM-BCB 150 156 3028 GARIMA BALJOR SINGH RAJESH GENERAL 150 157 3422 HITESH KUMAR LAXMI NARAYAN KAMLA DEVI GENERAL 150 158 3633 JITENDER DHARMVIR SAROJ DEVI GENERAL 150 159 3991 KIRAN ISHWAR SINGH PARWATI DEVI GENERAL 150 160 4271 LUXMI RAM RATTAN NEELAM GENERAL 150 161 4547 MANPREET BLOUR SINGH GURMEET KAUR BCA 150 162 4717 NEENA SHARMA KULWANT SHARMA SUDESH SHARMA GENERAL 150 163 4793 NEHA SANJAY SHANTI BCA 150 164 5847 RAHUL SATISH KUMAR POONAM DEVI BCA 150 165 6018 RAJNEESH BANSI LAL ROSHANI DEVI GENERAL 150 166 6481 MONIKA YADAV DHRAMVEER SINGH YADAV NIRMALA YADAV BCB 150 167 6590 MUSKAN SHARMA RAMKESH SHARMA SUNITA SHARMA GENERAL 150 168 7397 SANDEEP KUMAR RAJBIR SINGH ANGURI DEVI GENERAL 150 ESM- 169 8196 SUMAN SHAMSHER SINGH SUMITRA DEVI 150 GENERAL 170 8816 VIKASH KUMAR GHADSI RAM SHARADA DEVI BCA 150 171 1678 ANCHAL SHARMA SUSHIL KUMAR KAVITA SHARMA ESM-BCA 149 4 Marks Sr.
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