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Diploma in Nursing 2011 - 2012 Session Provisional Merit List DIPLOMA IN NURSING 2011 - 2012 SESSION PROVISIONAL MERIT LIST RANK Appl.NO NAME COM TMARK CRANK 1 123282 MANI MEKALA S MBC 98.63 1 2 127633 VEERAMURUGESHWARI K MBC 98.63 2 3 128206 MALARKODI M SC 98.50 1 4 150441 KALAIVANI S BC 98.13 1 5 128191 KASTHURI M SC 97.75 2 6 120964 THENMOZHI M BC 97.63 2 7 133296 DHIVYA N BC 97.50 3 8 133433 PRIYA K BC 97.38 4 9 135418 MAGESWARI R MBC 97.38 3 10 122476 KALAI PRIYA M SC 97.38 3 11 127826 BOOMARI K MBC 97.25 4 12 133327 ESWARI M SC 97.25 4 13 151271 REKHA P BC 96.88 5 14 137521 JASMINE BEGAM M BCM 96.88 1 15 127385 GAYATHRI K MBC 96.75 5 16 134388 SARANYA P SC 96.50 5 17 129869 PONNAMMAL.T SC 96.50 6 18 123446 KALPANA.R SC 96.50 7 19 134823 SANTHIYA B SCA 96.25 1 20 128569 PETCHIAMMAL K SC 96.13 8 21 137047 JANSI RANI S BC 96.13 6 22 130491 SARATHA PRIYA K BC 96.00 7 23 137081 PONMANI M MBC 96.00 6 24 128574 SUNDHARAMMAL C MBC 95.88 7 25 123252 JESHI S BC 95.75 8 26 128399 MALATHI S BC 95.63 9 27 124074 JANCY RANI A BC 95.50 10 28 122131 PONMALATHI V BC 95.38 11 29 137033 JEYASONI S BC 95.25 12 30 125140 THANGAMMAL T BC 95.25 13 31 138758 ISHWARYA C MBC 95.25 8 32 151192 SANGEETHA A SC 95.13 9 33 134330 SHAKHITHABANU A BCM 95.13 2 34 137183 BHANUMATHI M SC 95.13 10 35 121776 SUBASHINI B MBC 95.13 9 Page 1 of 530 DIPLOMA IN NURSING 2011 - 2012 SESSION PROVISIONAL MERIT LIST RANK Appl.NO NAME COM TMARK CRANK 36 150029 NAGALAKSHMI P BC 95.00 14 37 122239 JEYASUTHA E SC 94.88 11 38 137965 ANITHA N BC 94.75 15 39 124615 UMAANANDHINI.S BC 94.75 16 40 136247 KALAICHELVI R SC 94.75 12 41 134387 BOOMILADEVI T SC 94.75 13 42 120676 BHUVANESWARI V MBC 94.63 10 43 138586 GOWRI M SC 94.63 14 44 129607 JANAKI M SC 94.63 15 45 138033 KAVIYARASI G MBC 94.50 11 46 138213 PRIYA K MBC 94.38 12 47 131936 LOGESHWARI P BC 94.38 17 48 151310 PITCHAMMAL M BC 94.38 18 49 127180 RAJAPRIYA S MBC 94.38 13 50 139045 GANDHAKUMARI S BC 94.25 19 51 126600 SIVARANJANI N BC 94.25 20 52 135001 NANDHINI R BC 94.25 21 53 128205 ANITHA S MBC 94.25 14 54 134521 AMSA RANI V SC 94.25 16 55 129266 SUMAIYA S BCM 94.25 3 56 134808 ANUSUYA C SC 94.25 17 57 134436 KANIMOZHI A BC 94.13 22 58 138822 VIJAYARANI M MBC 94.13 15 59 136291 KALAIARASI G BC 94.13 23 60 137236 SANTHANAMARI V BC 94.00 24 61 151239 KASTHURI S SC 94.00 18 62 120291 SELVI R SC 94.00 19 63 124753 SINDHU L MBC 93.88 16 64 134107 DHIVYA M BC 93.88 25 65 152217 RENUGA A MBC 93.88 17 66 120190 PRATHEEBA R MBC 93.88 18 67 134842 CLARA V BC 93.88 26 68 133406 KARTHIKA K MBC 93.88 19 69 120525 PONMAHALAKSHMI K BC 93.75 27 70 123300 FANCILA.P MBC 93.63 20 Page 2 of 530 DIPLOMA IN NURSING 2011 - 2012 SESSION PROVISIONAL MERIT LIST RANK Appl.NO NAME COM TMARK CRANK 71 120217 NIROJA M BC 93.63 28 72 138650 PARVATHY P BC 93.63 29 73 126432 SARANYA R MBC 93.50 21 74 136515 YUVARANI T S BC 93.50 30 75 122683 SELVI C MBC 93.50 22 76 127307 ASHMATH MAJMA A BCM 93.38 4 77 150924 THENKUZHALI S MBC 93.38 23 78 137217 MURUGALAKSHMI A BC 93.38 31 79 130427 SUBHA M SC 93.38 20 80 127784 RAMALAKSHMI M BC 93.38 32 81 128678 MUTHULAKSHMI BC 93.38 33 82 133713 ANU MEERA B OC 93.25 83 137337 MUTHU S BC 93.25 34 84 152128 MUTHULAKSHMI M BC 93.25 35 85 135777 MEENA R MBC 93.25 24 86 137103 LAKSHMI E SC 93.25 21 87 133883 MAREESWARI T SC 93.25 22 88 128194 PECHIAMMAL M SC 93.25 23 89 136887 MEHALA S BC 93.25 36 90 150676 VINOTHA B BC 93.13 37 91 127722 BUVANESHWARI T BC 93.13 38 92 127470 RENUKA DEVI R SCA 93.13 2 93 128190 MALATHI T BC 93.13 39 94 121348 GAYATHRI S BC 93.00 40 95 123422 RAMAPRIYA M SC 93.00 24 96 139093 MUTHUSELVI S SC 93.00 25 97 133158 SUGANYA N BC 92.88 41 98 136063 NALLAMMAL M MBC 92.88 25 99 151018 RAJA LAKSHMI R SC 92.88 26 100 136265 SIVARANJANI K SC 92.88 27 101 120230 INDHUMATHI D BC 92.75 42 102 137720 GOMATHI N MBC 92.75 26 103 129534 SUGANYADEVI.P SC 92.75 28 104 128575 SANTHI S SC 92.75 29 105 133958 KALEESWARI M SC 92.63 30 Page 3 of 530 DIPLOMA IN NURSING 2011 - 2012 SESSION PROVISIONAL MERIT LIST RANK Appl.NO NAME COM TMARK CRANK 106 130601 DHIVYA M BC 92.50 43 107 124245 JANS MALAR MATHI M BC 92.50 44 108 127915 KARPAGA JOTHI M SC 92.50 31 109 121541 UMA S BC 92.50 45 110 134750 SELVI V MBC 92.38 27 111 134520 THENMALARKODI P SC 92.38 32 112 151122 RAMASELVI R SC 92.38 33 113 134786 SANKARI U SC 92.38 34 114 139374 ANUSIYA G SC 92.38 35 115 127651 POOMARI C MBC 92.25 28 116 137693 JEYALAKSHMI K SCA 92.13 3 117 124601 SARANYA R MBC 92.13 29 118 151864 SONIYA S MBC 92.13 30 119 128110 CHANDRA S BC 92.13 46 120 151588 KASTHURI T SC 92.13 36 121 134547 GAYATHRI P MBC 92.00 31 122 124423 PRIYADHARSHINI G MBC 92.00 32 123 126733 SATHYA M S MBC 92.00 33 124 133382 SHANTHI M BC 92.00 47 125 134473 KARPAGAM K SC 92.00 37 126 136062 MUTHULAKSHMI A MBC 92.00 34 127 134650 VIDYA B BC 92.00 48 128 125586 MAGESWARI P BC 92.00 49 129 138765 PETCHIAMMAL K MBC 91.88 35 130 121659 SATHYA T MBC 91.88 36 131 122472 SUBHA @ RANJITHA C SC 91.88 38 132 122324 THANGAM @ PRIYA M BC 91.88 50 133 152254 POOMARI S SCA 91.88 4 134 122140 REETAROSEMARY J BC 91.88 51 135 152017 MUNIYAMMAL G MBC 91.75 37 136 123198 MARISELVI M SC 91.75 39 137 125978 PON REBECCAL P BC 91.63 52 138 137719 PRIYA A BC 91.63 53 139 136054 SANKARESWARI S BC 91.63 54 140 120053 SUMATHI R MBC 91.63 38 Page 4 of 530 DIPLOMA IN NURSING 2011 - 2012 SESSION PROVISIONAL MERIT LIST RANK Appl.NO NAME COM TMARK CRANK 141 151537 ARUMUGAVALLI K SC 91.63 40 142 131218 DEEPIKA G BC 91.63 55 143 130097 ANANDHI.A BC 91.63 56 144 127499 RENUGADEVI M U SCA 91.50 5 145 129165 MANGAIYARKARASI V MBC 91.50 39 146 151737 NIVETHA DEVI C BC 91.50 57 147 151759 KALAISELVI R BC 91.50 58 148 137268 VASANTHI V SC 91.50 41 149 150592 PACHAIAMMAL S BC 91.50 59 150 125022 RATHIKA R BC 91.38 60 151 123248 ESAKKIAMMAL ALIAS MANJU E BC 91.38 61 152 152047 MALAISELVI S SC 91.38 42 153 132883 MAHESWARI A SC 91.38 43 154 125225 KAVITHA A MBC 91.38 40 155 128440 PANDEESWARI N BC 91.38 62 156 128034 VELUNACHIYAR S MBC 91.38 41 157 120171 MUTHULAKSHMI K MBC 91.25 42 158 124673 VANAJA S SC 91.25 44 159 124865 SATHYA A BC 91.25 63 160 137964 VANITHA N BC 91.25 64 161 128617 AMUTHAVALLI P SC 91.25 45 162 150101 SATHYA R BC 91.25 65 163 138761 BHUVANESWARI G SC 91.25 46 164 135016 RAMYA C R MBC 91.13 43 165 133470 MALATHI M BC 91.13 66 166 123452 RATHA V MBC 91.13 44 167 129544 KALPANA.P SC 91.13 47 168 125525 PRIYANGA P BC 91.00 67 169 121827 CHELLAMEENA A BC 91.00 68 170 136254 AKILANDESWARI K BC 91.00 69 171 132156 RADHA P MBC 91.00 45 172 151901 SANKARI M MBC 91.00 46 173 134528 M VANARANI SC 91.00 48 174 128280 KOKHILA VANI J BC 90.88 70 175 123299 MAGESHWARI S BC 90.88 71 Page 5 of 530 DIPLOMA IN NURSING 2011 - 2012 SESSION PROVISIONAL MERIT LIST RANK Appl.NO NAME COM TMARK CRANK 176 130815 KUMARI S SC 90.88 49 177 127449 TAMILARASI R MBC 90.88 47 178 127352 INDHUMATHI J SC 90.88 50 179 138795 AZHAGUVENKATESWARI S BC 90.88 72 180 122233 UMA MUTHU ESAKKI A BC 90.88 73 181 134752 MALA T MBC 90.88 48 182 129984 LAYOLA J BC 90.75 74 183 123499 SUDHA LAKSHMI R BC 90.75 75 184 136613 KALAIVANI P SC 90.75 51 185 123387 MARIAMMAL E MBC 90.75 49 186 130629 RAGAVI S MBC 90.75 50 187 151842 ISHWARYA S SC 90.75 52 188 120100 SANTHOSH PRIYA P MBC 90.75 51 189 151395 KALAIARASI K SC 90.75 53 190 137628 VINO THINI S SC 90.75 54 191 152000 MEENAKSHI P MBC 90.63 52 192 124785 KALAIARASI S MBC 90.63 53 193 150074 VTNITHA K MBC 90.63 54 194 138013 DEEPA T BC 90.63 76 195 135195 AMUTHA.C BC 90.63 77 196 129540 MOHANA PRIYA K SCA 90.50 6 197 136072 KALAIYARASI T BC 90.50 78 198 124458 BHUVANESWARI N MBC 90.50 55 199 138782 MUTHULAKSHMI V MBC 90.50 56 200 122091 PRAVINA.M SC 90.50 55 201 130185 SAPNA.J BCM 90.50 5 202 127923 MUTHARASI P MBC 90.50 57 203 152146 PONMANI S SC 90.50 56 204 123216 SHUNMUGA SUNDARI A BC 90.50 79 205 136986 PRIYANKA M SC 90.38 57 206 130716 RAMYA T BC 90.38 80 207 128606 PANDISELVI P MBC 90.38 58 208 137608 RAJALAKSHMI K MBC 90.38 59 209 121497 SUGANYA.G SC 90.38 58 210 123087 ARUNACHALA VADIVOO N BC 90.38 81 Page 6 of 530 DIPLOMA IN NURSING 2011 - 2012 SESSION PROVISIONAL MERIT LIST RANK Appl.NO NAME COM TMARK CRANK 211 137276 PUNITHA P SC 90.38 59 212 127581 SARANYA G SC 90.38 60 213 123993 VAITHEESWARI A MBC 90.38 60 214 123714 NISHANTHINI K SC 90.38 61 215 132884 VINISHA M BC 90.38 82 216 122014 SUGANTHI E SC 90.38 62 217 120389 MAHESWARI M MBC 90.25 61 218 123272 DURGADEVI K BC 90.25 83 219 134814 RAJESWARI M MBC 90.25 62 220 122650 SATHYA ANANTHI M MBC 90.25 63 221 138580 SUMATHI D BC 90.25 84 222 138768 MALATHI T SC 90.13 63 223 125446 SHANMUGAPRIYA S MBC 90.13 64 224 151280 MUTHULAKSHMI A SC 90.13 64 225 137507 THENMOZHI.A BC 90.13 85 226 139029 VIJAYA V BC 90.13 86 227 128246 ARUMBU S SC 90.13 65 228 137348 JOHNCY P BC 90.13 87 229 130355 SEETHALAKSHMI P BC 90.00 88 230 124213 MEHALA S MBC 90.00 65 231 128479 VIJAYALAKSHMI S BC 90.00 89 232 150348 LAKSHMIPRABA V BC 90.00 90 233 123700 PALANI V MBC 89.88 66 234 127836 MARIA SUBIBA J MBC 89.88 67 235 120237 PAVITHRA S BC 89.88 91 236 123478 RAMALAKSHMI S SCA 89.88 7 237 150900 KALPANA A MBC 89.88 68 238 123477 DHANALAKSHMI M BC 89.88 92 239 123421 MARITHAI P SCA 89.88 8 240 137302 ROHINI A MBC 89.88 69 241 151417 JEYA P MBC 89.88 70 242 134636 MURUGALAKSHMI L MBC 89.88 71 243 151294 JEYALAKSHMI K SC 89.88 66 244 151670 JEYACHITRA P BC 89.75 93 245 128301 VASANTHA KUMARI K MBC 89.75 72 Page 7 of 530 DIPLOMA IN NURSING 2011 - 2012 SESSION PROVISIONAL MERIT LIST RANK Appl.NO NAME COM TMARK CRANK 246 121756 NITHYAKALYANI AL BC 89.75 94 247 134940 AMANI G MBC 89.75 73 248 128403 JEEVAKUMARI B BC 89.75 95 249 134472 SATHYA M BC 89.75 96 250 151038 RATHA C SC 89.75 67 251 120380 ISWARYA
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