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AUGUST 2013 MESS BILL srno Roll No Name Mess total 1 101113001 A J SUDHI A & B 2170 2 101113002 ADAPALA ARAVINDH BABU A & B 2170 3 101113004 AMIT KUMAR A & B 2170 4 101113005 AMITHVISHAL. P A & B 2170 5 101113007 ANGAMBA NAMEIRAKPAM A & B 2254 6 101113008 ANIRUDH DEORAH A & B 2030 7 101113010 ANWIN P S A & B 2319 8 101113011 ARUN. M.V A & B 2170 9 101113012 ASHISH RANJAN A & B 1890 10 101113014 CHANDU SAI TARUN A & B 2348 11 101113016 GUDALA DILEEP A & B 2170 12 101113017 HUKUMU RIO DEBBARMA A & B 2257 13 101113019 JULIAN DIVAKAR A A & B 2170 14 101113020 KARNIK N HEGDE A & B 2170 15 101113021 KOKKIRALA HARSHA VARDHAN RAO A & B 2170 16 101113022 KUMAVATH CHANDRA SHEKHAR NAIK A & B 2297 17 101113024 M GOKUL ANAND A & B 2100 18 101113025 MADAM MALLIKARJUN A & B 2170 19 101113026 MAHONRING SHAIZA A & B 2293 20 101113027 MOHAMMED SIRAJUDDIN A & B 2170 21 101113029 NIKHIL CHOPRA GALIMOTU A & B 2381 22 101113030 NILESH ROY A & B 2348 23 101113034 RAFAEL WILLIAMS MANNERS A & B 2170 24 101113035 RAHUL SOMARAJAN NAIR A & B 2170 25 101113036 RAVIPUDI SRIKANTH A & B 2170 26 101113037 S N MITHUN BALAJI A & B 2170 27 101113038 S P GANESHAN A & B 2170 28 101113039 S SANTHOSH A & B 2290 29 101113040 S SIDDHARTH A & B 2170 30 101113042 SHAHUL SHANAVAS S A & B 2170 31 101113043 SIDHARTH.K A & B 2170 32 101113045 SRIRAM R A & B 2170 33 101113048 YOKESHWAR ELANGOVAN A & B 2170 34 102113001 A C M ABINESH KUMAR A & B 2170 35 102113002 AKSHAY MURALI A & B 2170 36 102113003 AMAN KUMAR BAKOLIA A & B 2170 37 102113005 ANIKET GUPTA A & B 2170 38 102113006 ANNAM JHANSI SHRAVAN A & B 2319 39 102113008 AREPALLI PHANENDRA A & B 2170 40 102113009 ARVIND PARI A & B 2170 41 102113010 ARVIND SRIVATSAVA. R A & B 2170 42 102113011 AVINASH MOHAN A & B 2170 43 102113013 BANGERA SANJITH SUNIL A & B 2170 44 102113014 BAREPU ANVESH KUMAR A & B 2030 45 102113015 BHANU ASHOK MEDARAMETLA A & B 2290 46 102113018 GANESH R A & B 2170 47 102113020 GOUTHAM SAMUDRALA A & B 2170 48 102113021 HARIKISHORE R A & B 2257 49 102113023 JAI BANSAL A & B 2030 50 102113024 JALIGAM NEERAJ KUMAR A & B 2170 51 102113025 KARSIN KAMAKOTTI A & B 2170 52 102113027 KUSHAGRA BHATNAGAR A & B 2170 53 102113029 MAHESH YOGI A & B 2170 54 102113030 MANISH KUMAR P R A & B 2030 55 102113031 MARKA BHAVANI CHANDRA A & B 2170 56 102113032 MAYANK SINHA A & B 2170 57 102113033 MUHUNDHAN M A & B 2319 58 102113035 MYLAPALLI JAGADEESH A & B 2170 59 102113036 NIHAL NIZAR A & B 2170 60 102113038 P VIGNESH A & B 2170 61 102113039 PATEL SHUBHAM NARENDRA A & B 2170 62 102113040 R HEM PRASHADH SACHIN A & B 2348 63 102113041 RAHUL SETHI A & B 2030 64 102113042 RAJAT MALHOTRA A & B 2235 65 102113043 RAMAVATH PAVAN KALYAN A & B 2170 66 102113045 S K RAJESHKHANNA A & B 2170 67 102113046 S L QURAISHY YOUSUF A & B 2170 68 102113047 S SARAVANAN A & B 2254 69 102113048 S SRI KALYANA VENKAT RAMANAN A & B 2170 70 102113050 SANJO SIMON JAIN A & B 2170 71 102113051 SANTOSH KUMAR A & B 2170 72 102113052 SEEPANA GOUTHAM A & B 2326 73 102113053 SHAIK TAUSIF AHAMED A & B 2170 74 102113054 SHAKTHI HARI N V A & B 2170 75 102113057 SIVA SETHUPATHY A & B 2170 76 102113058 SOUVIK MONDAL A & B 2170 77 102113059 SURAJ MURTHY S A & B 2206 78 102113063 VARPE HARISH DNYANESHWAR A & B 2170 79 102113065 VEDGOPAL B GOVINDHRAM A & B 2170 80 102113066 VIGNESH SRIDHARAN A & B 2170 81 102113068 YATHARTH KUMAR SRIVASTAVA A & B 2170 82 103113002 ABHISHEK KUMAR A & B 2170 83 103113003 ABHISHEK SRIVASTAVA A & B 2254 84 103113004 ABHISHEK VINOD A & B 2170 85 103113005 ADARSH KUMAR A & B 2348 86 103113006 ADITYA PRAKASH A & B 2170 87 103113007 ADITYA SUDHAKARAN A & B 2170 88 103113008 ALESTER FRASER LYNGDOH A & B 2170 89 103113010 ANBUMANI B A & B 2170 90 103113011 ANIL KUMAR A & B 2170 91 103113014 ARUN KUMAR P A & B 2319 92 103113017 ATHISARAN B A & B 2170 93 103113018 AUROBINDO MOHAN C A & B 2129 94 103113021 B BHARATH RAM A & B 2170 95 103113022 BAISIL VARUGHESE OOMMEN A & B 2170 96 103113023 BANDARU HEMANTH A & B 2170 97 103113024 BANDARU VENKATA ROHITH A & B 2256 98 103113025 BANOTH SHANKAR A & B 2170 99 103113026 BRAMHADEVI SAIANIL A & B 2170 100 103113027 C RAJESH KANNA A & B 2170 101 103113029 CHAGAMREDDY SAI KONDA REDDY A & B 2326 102 103113031 DHIRAJ BHOCHHIBHOYA A & B 2170 103 103113032 G ARVIND A & B 2170 104 103113035 GALLA VAMSI KRISHNA A & B 2319 105 103113036 GOKULNATH A A & B 2235 106 103113037 GOLI HAREESH REDDY A & B 2170 107 103113038 HARRYDHARSHAN DEVADAS A & B 2170 108 103113039 HEMANT VENKATAVIGNESH THURUMELLA A & B 2170 109 103113040 JAI LALITH AMARNATH NIMMAGADDA A & B 2170 110 103113041 JAMMI ASHOK A & B 2170 111 103113045 L JOTHI KRISHNA A & B 2170 112 103113046 LAVUDIYA BALACHANDRA NAIK A & B 2319 113 103113047 LOKESH KUMAR A & B 2170 114 103113050 MALLEPUDI SRI HARSHA A & B 2170 115 103113051 MALLIPUDI PRANAY BHASKAR A & B 2170 116 103113053 MANI THAKUR HAJAM A & B 2100 117 103113054 MANOJ GUNZALO RAJ V A & B 2290 118 103113057 MOOD RAJASHEKAR A & B 2374 119 103113059 MUTHURU RAGHAVENDRA REDDY A & B 2235 120 103113060 NALLURI PANCHA JANYA NARAYAN A & B 2348 121 103113061 NAMANI BHARATH A & B 2170 122 103113062 P BALAJI A & B 2170 123 103113063 PIYUSH RAJ A & B 2170 124 103113066 POOMAGAN A A & B 2326 125 103113067 PRATUL SHARMA A & B 2170 126 103113070 RACHUMALLA BUCHI REDDY A & B 2030 127 103113071 RAHUL JOHN ROY A & B 2170 128 103113072 RAHUL RANJIT PULPARAMBATH A & B 2170 129 103113073 RAJATH B A & B 2170 130 103113074 RAVI PRAKASH A & B 2170 131 103113075 RAVINDRA KUMAR A & B 2170 132 103113076 RENOLD REGAN G A & B 2170 133 103113079 S. ASHWIN BHARATHWAJ A & B 2170 134 103113080 SACHIN KUMAR A & B 2170 135 103113082 SANJAY CHOUDHARY A & B 2170 136 103113083 SANJAY SINGH MEENA A & B 2170 137 103113084 SAURABH JAIN A & B 2170 138 103113086 SITANSHU KUMAR A & B 2170 139 103113087 SOURAV BANERJEE A & B 2170 140 103113088 SREEKAR SHASHANK B A & B 2170 141 103113090 SURENDRA KUMAR A & B 2170 142 103113091 T SIVAGURUNATHAN A & B 2312 143 103113092 THIRUVASAGAM A A & B 2170 144 103113093 UDA HARI KRISHNA A & B 2030 145 103113096 VIGNESH ALAGUMUTHUSAMY P A & B 2170 146 103113097 VIJAI VINAYAN THAMPI A & B 2170 147 103113098 VINAY KUMAR CHOWDARY PULIVARTHI A & B 2416 148 103113099 VINAY RAMAIYA A & B 2170 149 103113100 VIVEK KUMAR A & B 2170 150 103113101 YERRA NAGARAJU A & B 2170 151 106113002 ABHAS ANAND A & B 2170 152 106113003 ABHIJITH A A & B 2170 153 106113004 ABIMANYU M A & B 2170 154 106113005 ADITYA BALAJI A & B 2170 155 106113006 ADITYA BHARTI A & B 2170 156 106113007 AKSHAY SEKAR A & B 2170 157 106113008 AMIT MAURYA A & B 2170 158 106113009 AMRITH RAJAGOPAL SETLUR A & B 2170 159 106113012 ANKUR KUMAR DEORI A & B 2362 160 106113013 ANMOL TIGGA A & B 2170 161 106113014 ANUPAM BEHERA A & B 2290 162 106113015 ARJUN K A & B 2170 163 106113016 ARJUN PERAZHI A & B 2170 164 106113017 BALARAM SHIAL A & B 2170 165 106113018 BANDAM MANOHAR A & B 2213 166 106113020 BHUKYA RAMLAL A & B 2170 167 106113023 CHIRAG JINDAL A & B 2170 168 106113024 DHARANIE SHANKAR R A & B 2170 169 106113025 DUSSA SAI KRISHNA A & B 2170 170 106113027 EPPEPALLI GURURAJA SUDHIR A & B 2170 171 106113028 GOKUL B PRASAD A & B 2170 172 106113029 GOTTAM SAI BHARATH A & B 2170 173 106113030 GUNDI ANURAG A & B 2170 174 106113031 HAR SIMRAT SINGH A & B 2170 175 106113032 HARIPRASAD K R A & B 2170 176 106113033 HARSH KUMAR A & B 2170 177 106113034 HIMANSHU KASERA A & B 2170 178 106113035 HITESH KUMAR A & B 2170 179 106113036 J PRANESH A & B 2257 180 106113037 J YASHWANTH A & B 2348 181 106113038 JANARDHAN J KAMMATH A & B 2170 182 106113039 JEREMY GEORGE ELENGICAL A & B 2170 183 106113040 JITHESH RAJ. P A & B 2232 184 106113043 KAILASH KARTHIK SARAVANA KUMAR A & B 2261 185 106113044 KANHAIYA LAL BAGHERWAL A & B 2170 186 106113045 KANUKOTI BHARADWAJ A & B 2170 187 106113046 KARTHIK BALAJI K P A & B 2170 188 106113048 SUDHANSHU KHORIYA A & B 840 189 106113050 KOTGIRWAR PALASH SANJAY A & B 2170 190 106113051 KOUSIK S A & B 2170 191 106113052 L VARUN BHARADHWAJ A & B 2170 192 106113053 LOGESHWARAN. V A & B 2170 193 106113054 M KIRAN A & B 2170 194 106113055 MALLELA SAIDU BABU A & B 2319 195 106113058 MOHD SARFARAZ A & B 2170 196 106113059 MUDAVATH SUMAN A & B 2170 197 106113060 MUKUND RATAN AGRAWAL A & B 2170 198 106113064 NIKILESH KUMAR A & B 2170 199 106113065 NIRDOSH PAL A & B 2170 200 106113066 NITIN KRISHNA A & B 2242 201 106113067 PADMANABHAN V A & B 2170 202 106113068 PRADEEP SINGH A & B 2170 203 106113069 PRANAV KUMAR S A & B 2170 204 106113070 PRASHANT SINGH A & B 2170 205 106113071 PUTTA VENKATA SAI SARAN A & B 2348 206 106113072 R KOUSHIK A & B 2170 207 106113073 RADHESHYAM K A & B 2100 208 106113074 RAHUL CHANDRA A & B 2170 209 106113075 RAJAVEL A S A & B 2170 210 106113076 RAJESH KUMAR KARNENA A & B 2235 211 106113077 RISHI K C A & B 2170 212 106113078 RISHI RAJASEKARAN A & B 2170 213 106113079 RISHI SUBRAMANIAN A & B 2170 214 106113080 ROHIT KUMAR SAH A & B 2170 215 106113082 S INDRAJEET A & B 2170 216 106113085 SAM RADHAKRISHNAN A & B 2170 217 106113086 SHANKAR KUMAR JHA A & B 2170 218 106113087 SHERINE DAVIS KOZHIKADAN A & B 2170 219 106113088 SHURYA KUMAR N.S A & B 2232 220 106113089 SIDDARTH RADHAKRISHNAN IYER A & B 2170 221 106113090 SIDDHARTH E A & B 2290 222 106113091 SUBHAM ROY A & B 2170 223 106113092 SUJITH RENGAN J A & B 2290 224 106113093 SUNDARARAJAN DESIKAN A & B 2170 225 106113094 SURESH KUMAR A & B 2170 226 106113096 SUYASH BEHERA A & B 2242 227 106113097 T S GOKUL A & B 2170 228 106113098 V ARUN KUMAR A & B 2170 229 106113099 V MANIKANTAN A & B 2170 230 106113100 V.
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