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University College of Commerce and Management Studies Mohanlal Sukhadia University Final Electoral List- 2017-18 University College of Commerce and Management Studies Mohanlal Sukhadia University Final Electoral List- 2017-18 Voter No Name Father Name Class Address 1 AAKARSH BABEL BHARAT BABEL B. COM I Year 19c,civil lines, tiger hills, 8, NEW VIDHYA NAGAR, HIRAN MAGRI,SECTOR-4, 2 AAKASH UMESH ASAWA UMESH ASAWA B. COM I Year BEHIND VAISHALI APARTMENT ASEEM SHANKER T.S.V. Hostel, Warden House, near Fateschool, MB 3 AARUSH SRIVASTAVA SRIVASTAVA B. COM I Year college road AASHISH SINGH 4 YADUVANSHI DILIP SINGH YADUVANSHI B. COM I Year 178, BHOPALPURA, IN FRONT OF ST. PAULS SCHOOL 5 AAYUSH MAHESHWARI DINESH MAHESHWARI B. COM I Year House No.3 & 4 , Anand Vihar , Tekri , Road No. 1 6 AAYUSHI MENARIA HUKMI CHAND MENARIA B. COM I Year SHIV NAGAR SOUTH SUNDARWAS AAYUSHMAN SINGH 7 SOLANKI JEEVAN SINGH SOLANKI B. COM I Year merta, road , dabok 8 ABHAY KABRA BHERU LAL KABRA B. COM I Year 1227 Adarsh Nagar Hiran Magri Sector-4 9 ABHAY LAKSHKAR MUKESH LAKSHKAR B. COM I Year GANDHI CHOUK BADA NAKA SALUMBER PRADEEP KUMAR 10 ABHIJEET PALIWAL PALIWAL B. COM I Year H. NO 6,SURANO KE SEHRI,MALDAS STREET 11 ABHINAV KOTHARI ABHAY KUMAR KOTHARI B. COM I Year HOSPITAL ROAD JHALA MANNA CIRCLE BARISADRI 12 ABHISHEK ANJANA GHANSHYAM ANJANA B. COM I Year VILLAGE KESUNDA, POST KESUNDA SURESH KUMAR 13 ABHISHEK GANGAWAT GANGAWAT B. COM I Year 44, MANDI KI NAAL, INSIDE DELHI GATE 14 ABHISHEK KHATIK OM PRAKASH B. COM I Year VPO THOOR MEWAD KHANIJ KE SAMNE NORTH SUNDERWAS 15 ABHISHEK KUMAR ARJUN KUMAR B. COM I Year UDAIPUR 304, SILVER PALACE APARTMENT, OPP ANUSHREE 16 ABHISHEK MEHTA MAHENDRA MEHTA B. COM I Year VATIKA, ASHIRWAD NAGAR, UNIVERSITY ROAD MENARIYA MOHALLA CHORWARI TEHSIL 17 ABHISHEK MENARIYA JAGDISH CHANDRA B. COM I Year BHUPALSAGAR 18 ABHISHEK NAGDA DINESH NAGDA B. COM I Year Krishna kunj Zink complex jharano ki saraya debari 19 ABHISHEK SHARMA SUNIL SHARMA B. COM I Year 158 aakashwani colony madri industrail area 313001 20 ACHLA SINGH RAJESH SINGH B. COM I Year 644, KALKA MATA ROAD, PAHADA 21 ADITI CHUNDAWAT AJAY SINGH CHUNDAWAT B. COM I Year 41, MANOHAR VILA, SHRI RAM NAGAR, SECTOR-14 BHOPAL SINGH 22 ADITI CHUNDAWAT CHUNDAWAT B. COM I Year 12 a ramdas colony fatehpura behind chunginaka 23 ADITI MAROO GYAN MAL MAROO B. COM I Year Maroo Bhawan, Neemuch Road, Barisadri MAHESH CHANDRA 24 ADITI NARANIYA NARANIYA B. COM I Year 115,sukhdevi nagar bedla 25 ADITYA PAL SINGH BHUPAL SINGH PATRABAT B. COM I Year 105, Vivek Nagar, Sector-3, Hiran Magri 26 AIJAZ HUSAIN HAKIM ALTAF HUSAIN B. COM I Year 33 old fatehpura 27 AISHWARYA E P E P PRAKASH B. COM I Year RZ-46/216, J BLOCK, WEST SAGAR PUR, NEW DELHI 28 AJAY KHARADI BHANWAR LAL KHARADI B. COM I Year VILL CHHALI BOKRA TEH JHADOL 29 AJAY KUKREJA SUNIL KUKREJA B. COM I Year L-1 ROAD, BHUPALPURA, HOUSE NO 27 Page 1 of 137 Voter No Name Father Name Class Address village-karada post-padwa tehsil-sagwara dist- 30 AJAY PATIDAR DHULJI PATIDAR B. COM I Year dungarpur 31 AJAY SALVI BHERU LAL SALVI B. COM I Year 1026, SHIV MANDIR, GARIYAWAS, PIPLI CHOWK 32 AJIT SINGH RAO NAHAR SINGH RAO B. COM I Year VILL KANAWADA POST PADASALI VIA KELWA 33 AKASH DAHIMA KISHAN DAHIMA B. COM I Year GAYRIYO KA MOHALLA UTTERI AYAD WARD NO. 38 34 AKASH SUTHAR ARJUN LAL SUTHAR B. COM I Year VILLAGE & POST SAKRODA TEHSIL MAVLI 35 AKSHAT CHOUDHARY BHERU LAL CHOUDHARY B. COM I Year INDRA COLONY,BADISADRI OPP. HANUMAN TEMPLE, MAHAVEER CHOWK, 36 AKSHAT GADIYA JEEVAN GADIYA B. COM I Year BARISADRI 37 AKSHAY DHING LALIT DHING B. COM I Year SADAR BAZZAR DOONGLA 38 AKSHAY RAMCHANDANI RAJESH RAMCHANDANI B. COM I Year 30,31 kamla nagar, gulab bagh road 29, DEBAR COLONY, NERA ITI, PRATAP NAGAR, 39 AKSHAY VAGHELA RAMESH VAGHELA B. COM I Year UDAIPUR 40 AL AZHAR RV AQUIL HUSSAIN RV B. COM I Year 2 LUQMAN MARG NEAR JAIN TEMPLE SAJID HUSSAIN TIREE 41 ALI ASGAR TIREE WALA WALA B. COM I Year 1/4 NEW COLONY NEEMUCH KHEDA DEWALI MUSHTAQ HUSSAIN 12/3 42 ALI HUSSAIN BEECHAVERA BEECHAVERA B. COM I Year Basti Ram Ji Ki Badi 2-B VARDHMAN COMPLEX KUMBHA NAGAR 43 AMAN KHOKHAWAT PARAS KHOKHAWAT B. COM I Year HIRANMAGRI SECTOR 4 44 AMAN PRAJAPATI JAG NARAYAN PRAJAPATI B. COM I Year 34 maharana pratap colony sector 13 udaipur AMANDEEP SINGH CHATTRAPAL SINGH 45 GAMBHIR GAMBHIR B. COM I Year 683, J.K. APARTMENT, SECTOR-11 HIRAN MAGRI 46 AMAR CHANDRA TELI NAND LAL TELI B. COM I Year VPO KAMOL TEH GOGUNDA 389 GHARIB NAWAZ COLONY GALI NO. 3 MULLATALAI 47 AMENA KHATOON NAIMULLAH FAIZI B. COM I Year UDAIPUR GOVIND KUMAR GAYANCHAND MOGRA SOBHNATH 48 AMISHA MOGRA GOVIND SINGH MOGRA B. COM I Year MANDIR KE PASS, BADISADRI 49 AMISHA PALIWAL MAHESH PALIWAL B. COM I Year 3, SHREENATH COLONY, KALKAMATA ROAD, PAHADA 50 AMIT ATWAL MADAN ATWAL B. COM I Year 120 MOTI CHOTA MHAWAT VADI 51 AMIT KUMAR SAHANI JAI SHIV SAHANI B. COM I Year F 20 J.K. Puram Distt Sirohi Rajasthan SUBHASH CHANDRA 52 AMIT SHARMA SHARMA B. COM I Year 86,rup nager brahmpuri teetardi AMMAR NURUDDIN 53 BOHRA NURUDDIN BOHRA B. COM I Year NAI ABADI BOHRA WADI BHINDER F-4, NAKODA ENCLAVE, NAKODA NAGAR III, 54 ANAMIKA RAJPUT TIKAM SINGH RAJPUT B. COM I Year TRANSPORT NAGAR 55 ANCHAL MEHTA KAILASH MEHTA B. COM I Year 327, friends apartment, bhopalpura, udaipur (raj.) 56 ANJALI BAHEDIYA RAMGOPAL BAHEDIYA B. COM I Year V/P- KOTDI 57 ANJALI GARG SOHAN LAL GARG B. COM I Year 36 B AMBAVGARH RADAJI CHOURAHA 58 ANJALI KUMAWAT DINESH KUMAWAT B. COM I Year 715,bade purohit ji ki haveli , chandpole SHYAM LAL 59 ANJALI MANDOWARA MANDOWARA B. COM I Year Mandowara market, kuraj 60 ANJALI MANDOWARA MUKESH KUMAR B. COM I Year VINAYAK NAGAR WARD NO 20 FATEHNAGAR 61 ANJALI SHARMA ANIL KUMAR SHARMA B. COM I Year 1/67 HOUSING BOARD COLONY PRATAP NAGAR 62 ANJALI VED LALA VED B. COM I Year TULSI NAGAR MANOHARPURA BADGAON 63 ANJU KUNWAR RATHORE SHYAM SINGH RATHORE B. COM I Year 355, GANESH NAGAR, PAHADA Page 2 of 137 Voter No Name Father Name Class Address PRAKASH CHANDRA 64 ANJU NAGDA NAGDA B. COM I Year VPO-CHANDESRA TEH-MAVLI OM PRAKASH 65 ANKESH CHOUDHARY CHOUDHARY B. COM I Year 21 pratap colony, kalka mata road 66 ANKIT ANJANA KISHAN LAL ANJANA B. COM I Year KHEDA KESHUNDA TEHSIL- CHHOTI SADRI PRATAPGARH 123-C, PANNA DHAY MARG, 67 ANKIT KATARIA GOPAL KATARIA B. COM I Year HATHIPOLE 68 ANKIT KUMAR NAGORI PARASMAL NAGORI B. COM I Year NEAR ICICI BANK, JUNA BAZAR, CHHOTI SADRI 69 ANKIT PAMECHA LALIT KUMAR PAMECHA B. COM I Year 128 mahaveer colony bedla road 70 ANKIT SETH ASHOK SETH B. COM I Year LAWA SARDARGARH 71 ANKIT SOLANKI MANOHAR LAL SOLANKI B. COM I Year 267, A BLOCK, AMBAWADI, RAMPURA 72 ANKIT VISLOT TIKAM CHAND VISLOT B. COM I Year Ward no 6 Visloto ka mohalla Sanwar Tehsil Mavli 73 ANKITA SOLANKI NARENDRA SOLANKI B. COM I Year 8, ANAND VIHAR, TEKRI, ROAD NO.- 1 74 ANUSHA JAIN MUKESH JAIN B. COM I Year ARIHANT COLONY, J.K TURN, HOLITHARA 56, Ganpati Vihar, Chirag Complex, Panerion Ki Madri, 75 ANUSHKA MEHTA SUDHIR MEHTA B. COM I Year Girwa RAM KUMAR SINGH R3/01 SAJJANGARH ROAD POWER HOUSE COLONY 76 APURVA RATHORE RATHORE B. COM I Year UDAIPUR 8 UTASAV GOVIND NAGAR BABEL KI BARI SECTOR NO 77 ARADHITA PANWAR RANVEER SINGH PANWAR B. COM I Year 13 UDAIPUR 78 ARIHANT DANI FATEH LAL DANI B. COM I Year mahaveer bhawan ke samne dungla 79 ARIHANT JAIN UMESH JAIN B. COM I Year 107 BHOPALWADI UDAIPUR 80 ARIHANT JAIN MANGI LAL JAIN B. COM I Year CHOUDHARY BALDEV SINGH COLONY SUMERPUR 81 ARIN JAIN RAVI JAIN B. COM I Year VPO - GAMDI DEWAL 82 ARJUN CHOUBISA MANGI LAL CHOUBISA B. COM I Year NEEMADI, CHARGADIYA,VAYA - BHINDER, UDAIPUR 83 ARJUN VAISHNAV SURESH CHANDRA B. COM I Year VILLAGE POST- BHATEWAR,TEH-VALLABHNAGAR ARMANJEET SINGH 84 BARIYA SHYAMSUNDAR BARIYA B. COM I Year VILL. SHIVAPURA POST JHERMOTI 3/58 C- CLASS HOUSING BOARD COLONY PRATAP 85 ARPAN BHATNAGAR CHANCHAL BHATNAGAR B. COM I Year NAGAR mahesh printing press chungi naka 86 ARPIT KACHORIYA SURESH KACHORIYA B. COM I Year salumber VIMAL KUMAR 87 ARPIT MAIDAWAT MAIDAWAT B. COM I Year MUNGANA PRATAPGARH 88 ARPIT MEHTA DINESH MEHTA B. COM I Year daniyo ka mohalla dungla 89 ARPIT PACHORI SANDEEP PACHORI B. COM I Year Mungana distt. pratapgarh 28,VIDHYA VIHAR COLONY NORTH SUNDARWAS NEAR 90 ARPIT PALIWAL YASHWANT PALIWAL B. COM I Year UIT PARK UDAIPUR ARSHAD MOHAMMAD TAJ MOHAMMAD 91 SHORGAR SHORGAR B. COM I Year hanuman mandir marg kunwaria teh rajsamand 92 ARSHAD SHEIKH GUL MOHAMMED B. COM I Year 12 / 886 Barkat colony savina 53 VIJAY SINGH PATHIK NAGAR HIRAN MAGRI SEC. 8 93 ARUN MENARIA MADAN LAL MENARIA B. COM I Year UDAIPUR 94 ARUN MOCHI ROSHAN LAL B. COM I Year 76, CHITRAGUPAT MARG, BHERUJI KI GALI 95 ARYAN SEHLOT SUNIL SEHLOT B. COM I Year BUS-STAND NIKUMBH 96 ASHA CHOUDHARY PADMARAM CHOUDHARY B. COM I Year 2 KB MAHAVEER MANDIR SEC 11 Page 3 of 137 Voter No Name Father Name Class Address 97 ASHA GOPAWAT RAJENDRA GOPAWAT B. COM I Year VPO-CHANDESRA TEH-MAVLI ASHA KUNWAR HIMMAT SINGH 98 CHUNDAWAT CHUNDAWAT B. COM I Year 22 GANDHI NAGAR H M SECTOR 14 UDAIPUR 99 ASHI KODIA MUKESH KODIA B.
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