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Jss Cpt Mentorship Program List: 2019-2020 Kavitha Raja JSS CPT MENTORSHIP PROGRAM LIST: 2019-2020 REF JSSCPT/UG/04/2019-20 KAVITHA RAJA VIJAY TANOCHNI SANDEEP INAM RANJITH TEJASWINI SARITHA K FRANCIS Alan Philip Bhavana K Christony Joseph Najeeb Anvar Sahana D L Rini Cherian Umme Hima Krishana Habeeba Ashik John Bhuvana Bindu Danychacko Nehal Laskare Shivani E Rinku Thomson Meghana p B.V. Bilix Biju Chaitra M Delnu Reji Nidhi Baliga Shone Stephen Sabith Nalla Reddy Hema Immanuel Sabu Chinmayi .S. Ebin Jacob Niharika J Shradha Patel Ridhik Shankar R Noble Vachan Christina Feba Thankam Nikita Manjunath Soujanya Alson K J Fakirapur Jahnavi B Shetty Helen john Nisarga C.S. Soundarya J.S. Bharath M.C. Nissi siffali Ajay Sandhra Jose Varshini K.S. K Vishal Bharath Deekshith H S C Naveen Kumar Sanjana S Lekshay Evelin Mariya Eby Chaitra H S Shree Vidya R Teslin maria Kavya A P Saju Farhana Farveen Mohammed Jaisal Susan Joji Vidya N G Maheswari V Hafsa Fathima Shimin K George Tadavarthi Sarvani Vikaas M Mahima S Sonu Thomas Muskan Khanum Gagandeep n Yogesh K P Basila P K Vinod kumar Sirvi Shiny Vijay Saurabh Bollamma C Snehamol Shaju Mansi Tibin Harsha V Aishwarya .M Sreejesh R JSS CPT MENTORSHIP PROGRAM LIST: 2019-2020 REF JSSCPT/UG/04/2019-20 Chandan M R Riya Aysha M Shimin K George Sahana D Alphy Wilson Riya A shah Nagarjuna Sandyashree I D Anistein P Hajira Tasneem Nadosi David Anjala D Nair Chandan Kumar Mohammed Jaisal Karishma P Manasa H T V P Asher Ujjwal Dotel Naditha Mootha Chinmai Ruchitha S Mandara T V Mariya Riya Prabhu Litreesa Suruchi V Rao Misba Theressa Chandan T S Varshitha P Amrutha H M Rakesh Sumukh Fasha Sahana. I. P Praise Peter Nanditha Kuldeep C A Prithvi Yashwanth Risha Preethi Bhuvana JSS CPT MENTORSHIP PROGRAM LIST: 2019-2020 REF JSSCPT/UG/04/2019-20 Yashaswini Sharan Chandan PRASHANTH SHARVANI MANSOOR SYED ASIF KUNDAN VIJAYA NISARUDDIN Honeymol M S Sowbharnika T Amrutha Babu Annop joy Don Jolly Sandhya G P Noel Saju Jagadish. S Sushma B Anand joseph Anshith Sebastm Dona Dominic Swaroopa SV Hiremath Lavanya K. Swaroopdhan Ananya B S Aparna Sudheer Tsering Palden Rachana V Abhirami Syeda Seher Ananya Mohan Ashik oomen Vedavathi R Aprana P James Adharv Surendran T Nambi Ethendra Yashmitha N P Aymun Fathima Sammrudhi Jomy jose Vaishak S M Manasa B M Batul Najmuddin Jeslin Anju Francis Poorvik M M Jomin K Johnson Rahul Asliya Jumana Ashid K Sneha Tomy K Amal Augustine Fazal Gafoor S Jeevika Rohith P Nikitha sunil Karthik T N G. Sahana Album Arjun V Saniya begum Amal Dev S Rithika Sabu Anitha B Ruqia Samreen Neha M D Riya Susam Divya Jyothi U Latha choudhary Khaz Koshy JSS CPT MENTORSHIP PROGRAM LIST: 2019-2020 REF JSSCPT/UG/04/2019-20 Mariya Theressa Thanya S Jomon V Jeejo Kavya T M Amrutha Reji George Nischita Keerthana Sukesh Sahana. I. P Sanjo Helson Anitha B Joby Mathew C M Dona Lavanya G S Nidhin PK Keerthana G Kavya T M Nithin R Abishek N Kevin Dawis Alana Ann Sam Gowri Arun Hemanth MS DarshanDevaiah Mohamaed Vinayak Syed Adnan Yaseen Akhbar Risha P Madiha Khanam Yogeetha S E Henna Rishika K M Divya G Gayathri Prakash Shivangi S Nov 4, 2019 Signature of UG Co-ordinator Signature of Principal .
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