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Application Received for Fy Admission As on 20 Sep 2020 APPLICATION RECEIVED FOR FY ADMISSION AS ON 20 SEP 2020 Ser No Form No Name of Applicant Name of Father Status Appln fee paid but appln not 1 Not issued Suryansh Kumar Mishra Dinesh Kumar mishra submitted 2 Not issued chirag Suresh kumar -do- 3 Not issued janani Chalapati Srinivasa Rao Chalapati -do- 4 Not issued DARSI ANUJ DARSI ANNARAJU -do- 5 Not issued Sidharth Gill -do- 6 Not issued SHRIYA NAUTIYAL ANURAG NAUTIYAL -do- 7 Not issued Sashank Kumar Rai Mrigenra Kumar Rai -do- 8 Not issued Siddharth S Sridharan Sivaraman -do- 9 Not issued Shubham Kumar Jitendra kumar -do- 10 Not issued SADI MOHIT KUMAR REDDY SADI SIVA PRASAD -do- 11 Not issued Sady Sai Kiran Reddy SADY KRISHNA RAO -do- 12 Not issued SACHIN PANDEY NEELESH KUMAR PANDEY -do- 13 Not issued Kartik Prasanna Prasanna Kumar -do- 14 Not issued PRABHAT KUMAR RAMSURAT PRASAD -do- 15 Not issued dfgd A -do- 16 Not issued Rahul Desai -do- 17 Not issued SIDDHARTH SAHU -do- 18 Not issued BAANI YADAV OMESH YADAV -do- 19 Not issued Ishaan Singh Baljinder Singh -do- 20 Not issued Akhil m mujawar Mohabbatlal Allapeer Mujawar -do- 21 Not issued Amruta Ashok Patil Ashok Kashinath Patil -do- 22 Not issued Eshan Yadav -do- 23 Not issued Vaishnavi Vishwas Patil Vishwas Shamsing Patil -do- 24 Not issued hARSHIT SIROHI SATISH KUMAR -do- 25 Not issued Digvijay Singh Shekhawat -do- 26 Not issued NEHA RAGESH NAMBIAR -do- 27 Not issued GAYATHRI J NAIR -do- 28 Not issued MANISHA KANWAR -do- 29 Not issued Shreyansh Verma -do- 30 Not issued ANURAG SINGH -do- 31 Not issued rahul kumar -do- 32 Not issued PRIYANKA VIJAY NIKAM -do- 33 Not issued VIKAS BISHNOI -do- 34 Not issued MANISH GANESH CHAUDHARI -do- 35 Not issued ABHINAV KUNDAL -do- 36 Not issued KILARI NAVEENKUMAR -do- eLANCHEZHIAN E ELANCHEZHIAN 37 Not issued E ELANCHEZHIAN E -do- 38 Not issued Bhushan Macchindra Mengawade -do- 39 Not issued Yandala Lokesh -do- 40 Not issued vAISHNAV NAGANATH KAMBLE -do- 41 Not issued Vaibhav Karale -do- 42 Not issued RENU CHOUDHARY -do- 43 Not issued VIVEK KUMAR -do- 44 Not issued Sangharsh Singh -do- 45 Not issued SAYAN BAKSHI -do- 46 Not issued himanshu boipai pRADHAN BOIPAI -do- 47 Not issued Laxya Kumar -do- 48 Not issued Bhupesh Phougat -do- 49 Not issued KEVIN PAUL VINOY -do- 50 Not issued Abhishek -do- 51 Not issued NAGANOLLA SHIWANI -do- 52 Not issued VIJAY M -do- 53 Not issued Vikrant Sudhir Borse -do- 54 Not issued Abhay Pratap Singh -do- 55 Not issued abinav k -do- 56 Not issued Mohammad Danish Khan -do- 57 Not issued AADARSH PS -do- 58 Not issued Saurbha -do- 59 Not issued Rahul D -do- 60 Not issued Shubhangi Sharma Rahul Sharma -do- 61 Not issued NILESH DHAL JAGMOHAN DHAL -do- 62 Not issued Ranoj Bhowmik Col Rana Bhowmik -do- 63 Not issued Hritik Vilas Patil -do- 64 Not issued Yash Vardhan Singh -do- 65 Not issued lovecase singh yogendra Singh -do- 66 Not issued anmol singh GOVIND SINGH -do- 67 Not issued HARSH NATH MISHRA SHYAM NATH MISHRA -do- 68 Not issued NITU KUMARI PACHU LAL ROY -do- 69 Not issued APARNA K B K B -do- 70 Not issued Shivam Verma Atar Singh Verma -do- 71 Not issued Nivedita Pal Sajal Pal -do- 72 Not issued Mayank Bharati Mr. Naresh Kumar Bharati -do- 73 Not issued DEEPAK YADAV KUSHALPAL YADAV -do- 74 Not issued Varun Menon -do- 75 Not issued Yash Pandey Manoj kumar pandey -do- 76 Not issued ashmeet das devendra prasad das -do- BASIREDDYGARI LAVA KISHORE BASIREDDYGARI BASI 77 Not issued REDDY REDDY -do- 78 Not issued hrishikesh s nair GANPATBHAISREE MANIKANDAN KARAMSINH K -do- 79 Not issued VIMAL G PANCHAL PANCHAL -do- 80 Not issued DEVA NANDAN S R SREEKUMAR -do- 81 Not issued Prateek Mishra Shitala prasad Mishra -do- 83 2 SHUBHAM Ummed Singh 84 3 NIKHIL KUMAR MANOJ KUMAR 85 4 hIMANSHU SHIVPAL SINGH 86 5 TANNU YADAV BIRENDER 87 6 aryan awasthi anurag awasthi 88 7 ARMAAN SHARMA MK Sharma 89 8 AMAN SINGH SADANAND SINGH 90 9 ABHIJEET PUNIA PRADEEP KUMAR 91 10 SINGA RUHI RAJU SINGA KRISHNAM RAJU 92 11 Md Sarwar Alam Md saha alam 93 12 REGU TANUJA REGU PAPA RAO 94 13 Rachana S.U Raghavendra SU 95 14 SATYANSHU KUMAR NAND KISHOR 96 15 ananya singhal gaurav singhal 97 16 AMRENDRA PRATAP YADAV SHIV PRASAD YADAV 98 17 PAIDI AJAY PAIDI SREERAMARAJU 99 18 Adarsh Chauhan Sundeep Kumar Singh Chauhan 100 19 SAMALA TARUN SAMALA MAHESH 101 20 Nikhita Pal Suresh Pal 102 21 NISTHA SRIVASTAVA NEERAJ KUMAR SRIVASTAVA 103 22 ROHAN SRIVASTAVA LT COL SANTOSH KUMAR 104 23 DEEPAK KOUNDAL PAWAN KUMAR 105 24 SIDHDARTH SAHU BHUYESH KUMAR 106 25 DANTHA JAYESH DANTHA DHARMA RAO 107 26 DEVAKI BHAIRU SHINDE BHAIRU BAPURAO SHINDE 108 27 simran tejinder kalote Tejinder singh kalote 109 28 PRASHANT KUMAR TIWARI SHIV KUMAR TIWARI 110 29 Abhishek Kumar Rajesh Kumar 111 30 Rahul Sher Singh 112 31 PARTHA DODANIYA NAVEEN KUMAR 113 32 DIVYANSHU GUPTA MANISH GUPTA 114 33 Aftab Hidaytulla Sayyad Sayyad Hidaytulla Abbas 115 34 SARNAVA MOHANTA SANKAR PRASAD MOHANTA 116 35 DIVYA SHARMA C M Sharma 117 36 Rahul Kumar biresh kumar 118 37 Triloki kumar SANJAY KUMAR 119 38 SHIVAM KUMAR ASHPAKSOMVEER TAMIJODDIN 120 39 MAHEKNAS ASHPAK pINJARI PINJARI 121 40 SAHUKARI TILOTTAMA SAHUKARI TEJESWARA RAO 122 41 akanksha s mane santosh bharat mane 123 42 MURARI OJHA HARERAM OJHA 124 43 Rohit Naik Bikarttan Naik 125 44 Keshav Pillai P K Balram Pillai 126 45 Aryan RAGHAV Rakesh kumar 127 46 Shajid Ahmed Shakeel Ahmed 128 47 SUKRIT TAYA SATPAL SINGH TAYA 129 48 PITTA SAI KIRAN PITTA DALAYYA 130 49 Priyanshu Kumar dani shankar kumar 131 50 Shivam Singh Jitendra Kumar Singh 132 51 bhupani sree madhukiran bhupani subba rao 133 52 Manas Das Biswajit Das 134 53 kapil kumar sangwan shamsher singh sangwan 135 54 NAVEEN DADWAL BHUPINDER SINGH 136 55 Subhabrato Pal Subhash Chandra Pal 137 56 VIVEK SINGH HARENDRA SINGH 138 57 Sandip Mondal Tarun Mondal 139 58 ADITYA KUMAR RAM PRAVESH KUMAR 140 59 SHREYANSH TYAGI Manoj kumar tyagi 141 60 Palakolanu Abigna Reddy P Pratapa Reddy 142 61 rahul saini rajendra prasad saini 143 62 Kumari Ladli Bimal Kumar Singh 144 63 Sakshi Karan singh 145 64 SENOY KATOCH SANJAY KUMAR 146 65 Saurabh Singh Bisht Chandra Mohan Singh Bisht 147 66 KOMMUNURI ELISHA JOEL K Lakshmaiah 148 67 Vikki Anant ram 149 68 AAYUSH PANDE SANJAY R PANDE 150 69 Avula Lokesh Avula Rambabu 151 70 S H HARSHA H HARSHA r s m HONNURU SWAMY 152 71 ABHINAW GUPTA arun kumar gupta 153 72 AKHIL DESHWAL AJAY KUMAR 154 73 SATTARU VANDANA SREE SATTARU LAKSHMANARAO 155 74 abhishek singh kaushal kumar singh 156 75 POONAM JODHA BHARAT SINGH 157 76 Abhinav Kumar Brijraj Chaudhary 158 77 Ayushya Brijraj Chaudhary 159 78 gaurav yadav ranjeet yadav 160 79 PRASHANT DHUMAL ASHOK DHUMAL 161 80 Kunal Kumar Prasad Vijay Kumar Prasad 162 81 Rahul Sharma rajneesh Sharma 163 82 RAJAN YADAV dinesh Kumar Yadav 164 83 SUSMI THOMAS SIBY THOMAS 165 84 AYUSH MAAN SANJAY KUMAR 166 85 Vibhav Tripathi BRAMH-NARAYAN-TRIPATHI 167 86 AYITA DUTTA Supriya dutta 168 87 pawale pratham vikas CHAUHANPawale vikas BALVANTSINH ganpat 169 88 PUSHPA BEN GAMABHAI 170 89 H Manjunath h vishwanath 171 90 Prince Yadav Dariyav singh yadav 172 91 TEJASWINIMOHAMMED SHRIDHAR MUJAHID SHRIDHARSHAIK FATEH BALKRUSHNA AHAMED 173 92 DESHPANDE DESHPANDE 174 93 Ananya Datana Sanjeev Datana 175 94 LAKSHMAN RAJU AKULA RAMA RAJU AKULA 176 95 Suraj Singh Jagdish Singh 177 96 PRINCE YADAV SHIV KUMAR 178 97 Prachi Chaubey Krashna kumar 179 98 Anirudh Malik rajesh malik 180 99 Shreyansh Rai Ravi Bhushan 181 100 Amit Kumar Singh Krapa sharan singh 182 101 Ashish Kumar Rana Ajay Kumar Rana 183 102 Gagan prasad shukla r P sHUKLA 184 103 Shubhang Rai Ravi bhushan 185 104 ASHUTOSH KUMAR PANDEY SHASHI KUMAR PANDEY 186 105 Sonakshi Sindhu Ravindar singh 187 106 Aayush Singh Rathore UDAI PRATAP SINGH 188 107 K MANJULA KUMARI ANIL KUMAR K 189 108 RUSHIKESH KALYAN RAUT KALYAN NARAYAN RAUT 190 109 Ritam Biswas KALYANAMRanjit Biswas SREERAMA 191 110 KALYANAM MANOJ MURTHY 192 111 ABHISHEK ANAND JANAK KUMAR ROY 193 112 Chirag Sagar Patange Patange Sagar manik 194 113 SAMIK CHOUDHURY JAGANNATH CHOUDHURY 195 114 SARTHAK VASHISTH VINAY VASHISTH 196 115 Lakshman Singh Pradeep Kumar 197 116 bISHAL SAHA BASUDEB SAHA 198 117 aRYAN SATISH KUMAR 199 118 ABHISHEK SHARAWAT ANIL KUMAR 200 119 Sanjay Singh TRIPURARIRavi Sharan SHARANSingh 201 120 SUDHANSHU SHEKHAR CHATURVEDI 202 121 Lokesh kumar Shobha ram 203 122 Ankur Kumar SHAILENDRA KUMAR 204 123 PIYUSH DUBEY PRABHAT KUMAR DUBEY 205 124 Deepak S N Suresh 206 125 PRADHUM NARAYAN ORI PRASAD 207 126 DARSI ANUJ DARSI ANNARAJU 208 127 GAVARA SOMYA SANJANA MAHESH GAVARA 209 128 VIKAS TRIPATHI A K TRIPATHI 210 129 PRINCE HARSHWARDHAN KAPARE KAPARE SANJAY TUKARAM 211 130 AMIT KUMAR ram kumar 212 131 gaurav bhakta Prashant Kumar 213 132 PRIYANKA HARI SINGH 214 133 Manish Kumar Mundrika Prasad 215 134 Raj Kumar singh Bharat Singh 216 135 Nishant MAHALA SAHI RAM MAHALA 217 136 Shivani Patil Narayan Shankar patil 218 137 Prashant Yadav Kaushlendra Yadav 219 138 Vikash Kumar Rai Lal babu rai 220 139 Vinay Kumar Singh Virendra Kumar Singh 221 140 HARSIT SINGH RANJIV SINGH 222 141 Pradeep Chate Chate Deepak dnyanoba 223 142 RITESH KUMAR PRADIP KUMAR YADAV 224 143 ANIL PHIYAK TOP MAN PHIYAK 225 144 amit Chanija Surjeet Singh 226 145 Pankaj Sharma Sudarshan Kumar 227 146 GONDESIKARRI AAKASH SAMPATH KUMAR KARRI SATYANARAYANA 228 147 REDDY GONDESI SANYASI RAO 229 148 dIVYANSH YADAV RAJEEV YADAV 230 149 harsh dagar manish dagar 231 150 C SHANKAR GANESH S ChandraPandi 232 151 C VASANTH GANESH S CHANDRA pANDI 233 152 sidharth yadav deep chandra yadav 234 153 ABHINAV CHAUDHARY SANDEEP CHAUDHARY 235 154 DEEPAK KUMAR SINGH MANOJ KUMAR 236 155 aYUSH BHATT NB BHATT 237 156 Harsh kumar Mahendra singh 238
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