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Center Wise Eligible Student List (Under Graduate Student) Center Wise Eligible Student List (Under Graduate Student) ચુ ના િવધાથાઓ ંુ નામ આ લીટ માં નાં હોય પણ તેમેણે મેરટ બેઇઝ ોેસન માં અસતં ોષ દશાવેલ છે તેઓએ િુ નવસટ માં સપં ક સાધવો. િવધાથઓ એ અસતોષ માટ ંુ ફોમ ભરલ નથી તથા આ લીટ માં પણ સામેલ નથી એ આ પરા આપી શકશ ે નહ . િવધાથાઓ એ હોલ ટકટ સાથે રાખવી ફરયાત છે.હોલ ટકટ માં સેટર તથા િવષય ની િવગત માચ-૨૦૧૯ જુ બ આપેલી છે તેથી િવધાથઓ ના સેટર નીચે જુ બ ના લીટ માણે અને િવષય તેમેને ફત લા ુ પડતા હોય એ જુ બ ના રહશ .ે પરા ના સેટર આ જુ બ ના રહશ .ે Venue of Exam *BHUJ CENTER - D BLOCK, UNI CAMPUS. *ADIPUR CENTER - FOR BA/B.Sc//MA/MSC - TOLANI ARTS AND SCIENCE. FOR BCOM/MCOM AND OTHER - TOLANI COMMERCE. * NAKHATRANA CENTER - GMDC COLLEGE. *MANDVI CENTER - SSV COLLEGE NO PRN NAME COURSE SEAT NO CENTER 1 2016032700008473 KHATRI SADIYABANU UMAR DMLT 780021 BHUJ 2 2016032700063044 PATEL SHIVANI RAMESHBHAI DMLT 780025 BHUJ 3 2017032700088983 CHAVADA VIJAY KARSHAN B.A. 410538 BHUJ 4 2018032700075272 JANGAM DIMPAL NARENDRADERU B.A. 410146 BHUJ 5 2016032700053951 GADHVI HARESH LAXMAN B.COM 422478 BHUJ 6 2014032700048681 MATA MAHESH BHARMAL B.COM 422537 BHUJ 7 2018032700079290 KANADA MANSI BHUPENDRABHAI B.COM 430099 BHUJ 8 2018032700013333 JADAV URVASHIBEN SURESHBHAI B.A. 401976 BHUJ 9 2018032700063827 RAMANI NITIN LALJIBHAI B.A. 400033 BHUJ 10 2019032700076856 SODHA YASMIN MAHMADRAFIK B.A. 410039 BHUJ 11 2017032700080786 PATALIYA NARESH RAMJI B.A. 410573 BHUJ 12 2016032700074177 MAHESHWARI DAKSHA LAKHUBHAI B.A. 410565 BHUJ 13 2018032700076565 NILESH BHIMABHAI GOYAL B.A. 410573 BHUJ 14 2019032700074826 PARMAR MARDAVI JITENDRA PARMAR B.COM 430100 BHUJ 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