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INDIAN MARITIME UNIVERSITY CET MAY 2015 - RESULTS Clarification IMU’s Online Counselling Software has been so devised that candidates belonging to OBC-NCL, SC and ST who have made it by merit into the Open Competition list will be shown against the ‘General Category’. If, for any reason, some of these candidates cannot be accommodated against the seats available in ‘General Category’, they will then be treated as OBC-NCL, SC and ST candidates against the quota prescribed for these categories in the order of CET rank. UG - Overall Ranking List S.No. CET Rank Application Number Name of the Candidate Sex Category 1 1 CETA1515605 ABHISHEK RAWAT Male General 2 2 CETA1518337 SIDDHI GANESH Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 3 3 CETA1501806 SATYAM CHANDRA MISHRA Male General 4 4 CETA1508597 APOORV CHOUDHARY Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 5 5 CETA1510901 AAKASH VATS Male General 6 6 CETA1505671 NIMA ROSE MANJILA Male General 7 7 CETA1503292 NARAYAN.S.A Male General 8 8 CETA1521601 PATEL YAGNIKKUMAR Male General 9 9 CETA1503478 HAROON KHAN Male General 10 10 CETA1515819 PRASUN SHARMA Male General 11 11 CETA1506146 UTKARSH RAI Male General 12 12 CETA1505242 NANDAN GOEL Male General 13 13 CETA1506966 PARITOSH Male General 14 14 CETA1515606 MAYANK CHHETRI Male General 15 15 CETA1505727 PARANDE SHASHANK MURLIDHAR Male General 16 16 CETA1501542 MEGHNA NARAYANAN Female General 17 17 CETA1509906 ALOK KUMAR Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 18 18 CETA1508839 MANGE GAURAV HITENDRA Male General 19 19 CETA1523298 NEELESH KUMAR Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 20 20 CETA1501810 HIMANSHU SINGH Male General 21 21 CETA1507472 SAHIL SINHA Male General 22 22 CETA1515363 ADARSH KASHYAP Male General 23 23 CETA1500344 ABHINEET MEHROTRA Male General 24 24 CETA1518429 VIVEK VIKASH Male General 25 25 CETA1511910 MANAN ADHIKARI Male General 26 26 CETA1522256 PRITESH RAMJI BARIYA Male General 27 27 CETA1515328 GAURAV GULSHAN Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 28 28 CETA1501419 RAHUL PAUL Male General 29 29 CETA1515637 YASHWARDHAN SINGH CHANDRAWAT Male General S.No. CET Rank Application Number Name of the Candidate Sex Category 30 30 CETA1509506 KESHAV KUMAR JHA Male General 31 31 CETA1506018 KARTIK GARG Male General 32 32 CETA1517870 BHATIA GITANSHU T Male General 33 33 CETA1515800 PARTEEK Male General 34 34 CETA1503102 ADITYA Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 35 35 CETA1519759 ABHISHEK Male General 36 36 CETA1507326 ADITI MANN Female General 37 37 CETA1521054 AMAN TIWARI Male General 38 38 CETA1504565 ADITYA PRAKASH Male General 39 39 CETA1502002 CHIRANTAN SARKAR Male General 40 40 CETA1508421 HARSHAWARDHAN MAHAJAN Male General 41 41 CETA1513796 ARKA SOURAV KARMAKAR Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 42 42 CETA1515353 RAVI PRAKASH Male General 43 43 CETA1505863 KUSHAGRA DEEPAK SAXENA Male General 44 44 CETA1500791 AMAN ANAND Male General 45 45 CETA1513821 JAIPRAKASH SRIVASTAV Male General 46 46 CETA1516374 SHASHWAT AGGARWAL Male General 47 47 CETA1503637 PRARABDH JAIN Male General 48 48 CETA1504675 SANJEEV KUMAR Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 49 49 CETA1505977 G. SRIRAM Male General 50 50 CETA1506563 DIXIT AMIT SINGH ARVIND SINGH Male General 51 51 CETA1517120 REYAN ZAFIR Male General 52 52 CETA1517568 BHATT TIRTHRAJ HITESH Male General 53 53 CETA1500121 NAVNEET KUMAR Male General 54 54 CETA1503420 ABHINAV GARG Male General 55 55 CETA1503184 HIRAK BOSE Male General 56 56 CETA1515821 ANKIT KUMAR Male General 57 57 CETA1512623 AKANKSHA LAL Female General 58 58 CETA1500683 YASH ANAND Male General 59 59 CETA1518492 ROHIN BHANDARI Male General 60 60 CETA1515830 ASHISH KUMAR GUPTA Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 61 61 CETA1501562 RAHUL YADAV Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 62 62 CETA1510063 UTKARSH UJWAL Male General 63 63 CETA1515695 UNIQUE KAUSHIK Male General 64 64 CETA1501498 SHIVAM KUMAR Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 65 65 CETA1518252 SHASHANK JOSHI Male General 66 66 CETA1515919 PRAVEEN A CHANDRA Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 67 67 CETA1514535 PRATIK SARODE Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 68 68 CETA1522546 NISHANT KAJLA Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 69 69 CETA1502149 RIDHISH KUMAR Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) S.No. CET Rank Application Number Name of the Candidate Sex Category 70 70 CETA1517257 ANUJ SINGH Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 71 71 CETA1522600 AYUSH PATEL Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 72 72 CETA1521844 ANUJ TIWARI Male General 73 73 CETA1516272 ANIL KUMAR SINGH Male General 74 74 CETA1520355 ASHISH KUMAR Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 75 75 CETA1522242 ABHILASH MISHRA Male General 76 76 CETA1506726 ACHU S PANICKER Male General 77 77 CETA1522199 HIMANSHU BADLANI Male General 78 78 CETA1519578 ANISH RAJ Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 79 79 CETA1510057 ARPIT MEHTA Male General 80 80 CETA1506634 SHUBHANKER BANERJEE Male General 81 81 CETA1516554 RONAK JAIN Male General 82 82 CETA1504284 RAHUL SINHA Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 83 83 CETA1512564 ABHINAV SETU Male General 84 84 CETA1515596 MANVEER SINGH Male General 85 85 CETA1500268 YASHASWI GOEL Male General 86 86 CETA1513578 NEELANSH Male General 87 87 CETA1521162 ASHWATH VOHRA Male General 88 88 CETA1505079 KHEMKA MANONIT NAVNEET Male General 89 89 CETA1503902 ABHIJEET KUMAR Male General 90 90 CETA1501872 KARTIK AGRAWAL Male General 91 91 CETA1507494 ANKITA SHARMA Female General 92 92 CETA1500452 SAYAN MONDAL Male General 93 93 CETA1503677 ANUBHAV SHRESTHA Male General 94 94 CETA1500349 R MUKESH Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 95 95 CETA1501214 KAUSTUBH SINGH Male General 96 96 CETA1512586 NAMAN NIMBALE Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 97 97 CETA1512385 BHAVYA DAVE Male General 98 98 CETA1522233 GOURAV KARAKOTI Male General 99 99 CETA1515903 SATYAM Male General 100 100 CETA1516333 MEHUL AGARWAL Male General 101 101 CETA1519131 SUNIL KUMAR MURJANI Male General 102 102 CETA1506555 PRASHANT KUMAR Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 103 103 CETA1500287 PRANAY KHARE Male General 104 104 CETA1522047 YASH SRIVASTAVA Male General 105 105 CETA1503302 TANISHQ SINGH Male General 106 106 CETA1514132 YEGI VENKAT MANOJ KUMAR Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 107 107 CETA1502413 SAGAR AGARWAL Male General 108 108 CETA1507673 SNEHAL Male General 109 109 CETA1502946 UMANG RASTOGI Male General S.No. CET Rank Application Number Name of the Candidate Sex Category 110 110 CETA1521592 NEELKAMALSEMWAL Male General 111 111 CETA1519201 LAUKIK JHA Male General 112 112 CETA1511545 NAWAL KISHOR DHAKA Male General 113 113 CETA1501157 ADITIZ DEY Male General 114 114 CETA1508078 RIJUL VOHRA Male General 115 115 CETA1507731 HARSHIT GAUR Male General 116 116 CETA1520775 ABHINAV DIXIT Male General 117 117 CETA1506174 VINAYAK S Male General 118 118 CETA1515632 NEERAJ SINGH GARIYA Male General 119 119 CETA1506432 SHIVAM KUMAR SAHU Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 120 120 CETA1505417 ROHIT RAJ Male General 121 121 CETA1515103 SUBHASH KUMAR Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 122 122 CETA1522206 SOUMY AGRAWAL Male General 123 123 CETA1515685 RAHUL LAXMAN BHAGTANI Male General 124 124 CETA1506012 JOBIN JACOB PETER Male General 125 125 CETA1510046 SARTHAK JAIN Male General 126 126 CETA1500894 KANWAR ABHIJIT SINGH Male General 127 127 CETA1513085 ADITYA PRAKASH Male General 128 128 CETA1507138 KHALID SAFI Male General 129 129 CETA1501785 ABHIJITH PREMRAJ Male General 130 130 CETA1520059 SHIVAM PURI Male General 131 131 CETA1505699 ADITYA MOHANTY Male General 132 132 CETA1523485 ABHINAV RAJPUT Male General 133 133 CETA1520601 NINAD SHERLEKAR Male General 134 134 CETA1505476 BHARAT CHATURVEDI Male General 135 135 CETA1500938 NITISH KUMAR Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 136 136 CETA1519525 ADITYA SHANDILYA Male General 137 137 CETA1502409 RAJ KAUSHAL Male General 138 138 CETA1522593 DEVENDER SINGH BOHRA Male General 139 139 CETA1523551 PARKHI OMKAR DATTATRAYA Male General 140 140 CETA1521509 ANUJ DAGA Male General 141 141 CETA1500146 SHASHANK KUMAR BHARDWAJ Male General 142 142 CETA1502563 MANISH KUMAR KUSHWAHA Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 143 143 CETA1517310 KARTHIKAYAN B Male General 144 144 CETA1517582 NIKHIL KUMAR Male General 145 145 CETA1503061 NIKHAR SAXENA Male General 146 146 CETA1502806 ADITYA DANDRIYAL Male General 147 147 CETA1518531 SAJAL DUBEY Male General 148 148 CETA1513415 KARTIKEY GUPTA Male General 149 149 CETA1518051 RAUSHAN KUMAR Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) S.No. CET Rank Application Number Name of the Candidate Sex Category 150 150 CETA1504977 GOPALKRISHNA SATISH PAWAR Male General 151 151 CETA1521110 SARAANSH BARANWAL Male General 152 152 CETA1518378 ASHWIN WASKALE Male ST 153 153 CETA1506546 JOSEPH C SAJAN Male General 154 154 CETA1501804 ANAND KUMAR VERMA Male SC 155 155 CETA1522185 ABHISHEK DAS Male General 156 156 CETA1520138 SAURAV MISHRA Male General 157 157 CETA1505239 ATEESH ANAND SHRIVASTAVA Male General 158 158 CETA1515771 SATYENDER CHOUDHARY Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 159 159 CETA1501881 SHIVAM SINGH Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 160 160 CETA1522518 HARIT SAINI Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 161 161 CETA1502493 ROHIT KUMAR TIWARI Male General 162 162 CETA1502180 JUSTIN V JOSE Male General 163 163 CETA1522698 KARNATI BUSI REDDY Male General 164 164 CETA1515623 SHAAD IQBAL ANSARI Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 165 165 CETA1522219 RASHID DILKASH Male General 166 166 CETA1504398 GYANESH KUMAR Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 167 167 CETA1519929 MONARK MOOLCHANDANI Male General 168 168 CETA1507065 NAVEEN KUMAR Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 169 169 CETA1512595 ANURAG SONI Male OBC(Non - Creamy Layer) 170 170 CETA1519083 GAURAV KUMAR SINGH Male General 171 171 CETA1517186 PARITOSH SINHA Male General 172 172 CETA1507336 ABHISHEK MUKHERJEE Male General 173 173 CETA1508376 SHEKHAR SUMAN Male General 174 174
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