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PRADHAN LAMBODAR PRADHAN SHASTRI 2018 JADUNATH SANSKRIT COLLEGE,ANGUL 11 01AN S01AN011/18 JAYASHREE BEHERA MAYADHARA BEHERA SHASTRI 2018 JADUNATH SANSKRIT COLLEGE,ANGUL 12 01AN S01AN012/18 LIZA PRADHAN GOUTAM PRADHAN SHASTRI 2018 JADUNATH SANSKRIT COLLEGE,ANGUL 13 01AN S01AN013/18 LOVELY PRADHAN SARAT KUMAR PRADHAN SHASTRI 2018 JADUNATH SANSKRIT COLLEGE,ANGUL 14 01AN S01AN014/18 MONALISHA NAIK JAYA NAIK SHASTRI 2018 JADUNATH SANSKRIT COLLEGE,ANGUL 15 01AN S01AN015/18 PADMINI NAHAK SACHIDANANDA NAHAK SHASTRI 2018 JADUNATH SANSKRIT COLLEGE,ANGUL 16 01AN S01AN016/18 PAPI BISWAL PRAVAKAR BISWAL SHASTRI 2018 JADUNATH SANSKRIT COLLEGE,ANGUL 17 01AN S01AN017/18 PAYAL SAHOO GIRISH CHANDRA SAHOO SHASTRI 2018 JADUNATH SANSKRIT COLLEGE,ANGUL 18 01AN S01AN018/18 PRITEE SAHU PRASHANA SAHU SHASTRI 2018 JADUNATH SANSKRIT COLLEGE,ANGUL 19 01AN S01AN019/18 PRIYADARSANI SAHOO MAHADEV SAHOO SHASTRI 2018 JADUNATH SANSKRIT COLLEGE,ANGUL 20 01AN S01AN020/18 RASHMITA BEHERA MADHAB BEHERA SHASTRI 2018 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