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Final Mentors List CMR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY AUTONOMOUS Department of Computer Science and Engineering CSE Mentor-Mentee List 2020-2021 S.No Mentor Name Roll Number Name of the Student Father Name Student No Father No Mother No 1 17H51A0512 CHILUKA SAI PRANITHA CHILUKA SHIVA PRASAD 7675004202 9885507767 9052272369 2 17H51A0513 CHOLLETI RITESH CHOLLETI KRISHNA MURTHY 7330904790 9849714830 9542473008 3 17H51A0514 DARAM VARUN SAI DARAM VEERNATH 9100823788 9493857936 8712311363 4 17H51A0516 GADHE NAVEEN SAGAR GADHE SATYANARAYANA 9182296749 7396920874 9666126327 5 17H51A0517 GADIPALLI SOURAB GADIPALLI SURYANARAYANA 8501044944 9440585126 9247775162 6 17H51A0518 GADIPELLI PRASHANTH GADIPELLI UMENDAR 7337414176 9948053857 - 7 18H51A0501 Ambadi Ritik Krishnan AMBADI RAMAKRISHNAN 9030404830 9032668524 9032668524 8 18H51A0502 Ambati Gayatri AMBATI VENKATA LAKSHMI REDDY 9492102527 9492423203 9492423203 9 18H51A0503 Avuluri.Ashish Vardhan Reddy AVULURI SRINIVASA REDDY 7702824868 9951190800 9398362918 10 18H51A0504 B.Rithik Reddy B RAVINDER REDDY 9951701919 9885285728 9885285728 11 18H51A0505 C Kavya Pratyusha C V RAMA RAO 8309976980 9848114060 9848114060 12 18H51A0506 Chintala Varsha Reddy CHINTALA BHASKER REDDY 7032216428 9676778176 13 18H51A0507 D SPANDANA NAIDU DAMMIREDDY ARVIND NAIDU 8919569746 9849368641 14 18H51A0508 Jyoshna Dhanavath DHANAVATH NAGESHWAR RAO 9704185733 8897875889 15 Mr.A.Vivekanand 18H51A0509 Donagiri Sathvin SRINIVASARAO 8465015582 9493678190 8096580490 16 18H51A0510 GADIPE SHIVANI GADIPE SURYA NARAYANA 7032890963 9110570395 17 19H51A0501 ABRABOINA SOWMYA ABRABOINA ASHOK 8328461223 7702488268 9866844314 18 19H51A0502 BEMILIGAY MUKESH BEMILIGAY SUBASH 7386860686 9912174474 7997026084 19 19H51A0503 BHEEMANATHUNI MANIKANTH BHEEMANATHUNI RAMESH 9553344092 9440417411 9493628157 20 19H51A0504 BIJJAM GREESHMA REDDY B RAMESH REDDY 9390292740 9849883160 9502629380 21 19H51A0505 BOLLAMPALLI KARTHIK REDDY BOLLAMPALLI PRABHAKAR REDDY 9100337246 9010819244 9640200309 22 19H51A0506 CHETTI THANMAY RAM CHETTI CHANDRA SHEKAR 9347724305 8332944306 9182619921 23 19H51A0507 DAGGULA NAVEEN DAGGULA SRINIVAS 7013027887 9440033732 9949567342 24 19H51A1201 BEGARI MOHAN BEGARI RAJU 9951825683 9701949022 9701949022 25 19H51A1202 KAALAM SAI KIRAN REDDY KAALAM VENKAT REDDY 8374083421 9100704566 7993511401 26 19H55A0501 Abdul Rahman Samdani 7330226536 9949341750 27 19H55A0502 Annepu Sampath Kumar 9573396393 9949536393 28 19H55A0513 Raja Sagar 9963404362 9989462461 29 16H51A05M7 PALAPATI JEEVAN KUMAR SRINIVAS 7680919499 9542290149 7097752559 30 17H51A0538 MOLAKALA SIVA MEGHANA M SIVA SANKAR REDDY 9652797348 9652797348 9866327398 Mr.Nithin Lomte 31 17H51A0539 MOLUGU KEERTHANA M PRAKASH 9059359963 8977251885 9949217626 32 17H51A0540 MUDIGINDLA BHEERENDER M VENKATAIAH 9642479212 9502225400 9989021409 33 17H51A0551 SINGATHI SNEHALATHA SINGATHI MALLESHAM 7997059902 9440146768 9440308728 SRIKURAMDASU SATYA 34 17H51A0552 NARASIMHA NIKHIL SRIKURAMDASU RAMA KRISHNA 8143600970 9849243546 9010464825 35 17H51A0553 SUNKE JITHIN VARMA SUNKE RAJAMALLAIAH 8309737841 9502667086 9949344236 36 18H51A0521 MOOD SHRUTHI CHOUHAN M AMRUTH LAL 8885043320 8885543325 8885543325 PADUCHURI MOHANA RUPA 37 18H51A0523 KANAKA VISHNU PADUCHURI L V H RAMA KRISHNA 9948999226 9440782445 38 18H51A0524 PASHAM KRANTHI KUMAR REDDY PASHAM SHESI REDDY 9381246262 9492185373 9381246262 39 18H51A0525 PINNAMREDDY PRANAY SIVA TEJA PINNAMREDDY DURGA PRASAD 9985590970 9010643246 7036587687 40 18H51A0526 PRITAM BISWAS BISWAJIT BISWAS 8639830074 9325366359 9550493218 41 18H51A0527 PUNURI SAI AMOGH REDDY PUNURI SRINIVAS REDDY 9381362152 9440502343 9494576234 42 Mr.Nithin Lomte 18H51A0528 SITHAGARI DINESH REDDY SITHAGARI YELLA REDDY 8919671324 9949996674 8374245340 43 18H51A0529 TUMMALAKUNTLA HARIKA SREE TUMMALAKUNTLA SURESH KUMAR 8143200530 9440694859 9441098186 44 18H51A0530 VASALA LIKITH VASALA SRINIVAS 8184808843 9949497783 9700692960 45 18H51A0531 ADEPU MEDHA ADEPU GYANESHWAR 6303192705 9989204307 8008994865 46 19H51A0508 GADDAM MANIRATNA PRASAD GADDAM ASHANNA 7036229042 9394816543 7036180873 47 19H51A0509 GAJENDRULA HARSHITHA GAJENDRULA SRINIVAS 9059097695 9966109906 9133639905 48 19H51A0510 GODALA VENKATESH GODALA VEERAIAH 9347373599 9715522142.009505173696 49 19H51A0511 J SAI RAKESH J BALAKISHAN 9121524282 9848942106 9676205891 50 19H51A0512 JANAMPALLY MAMATHA JANAMPALLY VIJAY 9390776212 9642381110 9912368013 51 19H51A0513 K AKSHITHA K BALACHARY 9948831641 9848550747 9948831641 52 19H51A0514 KARAKALA LOKESH REDDY KARAKALA DAMODHARA REDDY 8886222544 9948896634 9440123126 53 19H51A1203 MODHALA VENUKUMAR MODHALA GURAVAIAH 6300283443 9703195635 6309670144 54 19H51A1204 N UMA N RAJESHWAR REDDY 9390405809 8499957686 6304867496 55 19H55A0509 Kandakatla Akaknsha 9494587219 9440287219 56 19H55A0510 Vinay Kumar Kare 9059999180 7997198612 57 17H51A0554 THOKALA SAI AKHIL T.VENKATA RAMANA 7330853024 9573811660 7893991932 58 17H51A0555 V VENKATA RAMANA V LAXMI NARAYANA 8374666102 9866005782 9492202212 59 17H51A0556 VANGALA SHANTHAN REDDY VANGALA KRISHNA REDDY 9100205060 9963688747 9908857204 60 17H51A0557 VEJENDLA VENKAT LOKESH VEJENDLA SRINIVASA RAO 9121338272 9908313922 9493033826 VENKATA SANTOSH PRATEEK 61 17H51A0558 HARIDASU HARIDASU SATYANARAYANA 9032734722 9949026046 - VISHNUBHATLA VENKATA SAI 62 17H51A0559 BHARADWAJ KUAMR V.SRINIVASA SASTRY 7893295009 9885344679 8297650598 63 17H51A0560 VUKE CHANDRA MAHESH VUKE MUTHAIAH 9618698552 7993603723 - 64 18H51A0541 DANGETI SAI NISHITHA DANGETI SRINIVAS 8919493603 9949555085 9705694461 65 18H51A0542 KADARI MANOHAR RAMBABU 9912496974 9849690593 Dr.Sarath Chandra Naik KAMARSU ADITYA KARTIKEYA 66 18H51A0543 YASHWANTH K RAJA RAO 9160338285 7382754039 9966066021 67 18H51A0544 KODALI NAVEEN KRISHNA K SREENIVASA RAO 6281609918 9701926671 7288068739 68 Dr.Sarath Chandra 18H51A0545 KOTHA DINESH KOTHA BALRAJU 9133465947 9441539444 9912098600 69 Naik 18H51A0546 KUCHULAKANTI GAYATHRI KUCHULAKANTI CHANDRA MOHAN MURTHY 9866110507 9010296016 9010296016 70 18H51A0547 KUNCHALA GOPI CHANDU K VENKATESWARLU 9182488484 9000970083 9849605846 71 18H51A0548 LADDHA DIVYANSH GIRIRAJ GIRIRAJKUMAR LADDHA 9032172160 7995854543 9182543619 72 18H51A0549 LOKAM KALYAN VARMA LOKAM RAVI BABU 7674850650 8885663822 9133648321 73 18H51A0550 MADDELA RISHA M.PRUDHVI. 8686472712 9502451272 9502451272 74 18H51A0551 M MEENAKSHI NAIDU M SUJAY KUMAR 9346278484 6309853928 9963386831 75 19H51A0515 KATEPOGU DARSHITH RAJ KATEPOGU RAJASEKHAR 9000925595 9346941118 9346941119 76 19H51A0516 KOMIRE RAJASHEKAR VENKANNA 7036525224 7729013390 7601057829 77 19H51A0517 MARTALA SHARVAANI MARTALA KAMALAKAR REDDY 6300435195 8790239278 7569067486 78 19H51A0518 NAGANNAGARI NARASIMHA REDDY N SHIVA REDDY 6304828471 9390761063 9959850730 79 19H51A0519 NALLI SHARATH RAJ N SWAMY 6300318657 7382847092 8500360852 80 19H51A1205 NALEMALA DHARANI NALEMALA NARENDER REDDY 6281605112 8317531572 8317531572 81 19H51A1206 POTU SAI VISHAL REDDY POTU SRINIVAS REDDY 9390697779 7396843222 8919427273 82 19H55A0503 B.Neeraj Kumar 9542962339 9491589950 83 19H55A0504 Raju Balagoni 8008875485 7702221338 84 17H51A0578 KARI VYSHNAVI KARI SRINIVASA RAO 9133887021 9121406848 9640279722 85 17H51A0579 KODARMUR SATHWIK REDDY KODARMUR DEVENDER 9110724080 7569450270 7731800992 86 17H51A0580 KOKA SAI PRATHIK K VINOD KUMAR RAO 8500301236 9920738250 9908352229 87 17H51A0593 MEDAPATI RESHMA MEDAPATI NARAYANA REDDY 9849783555 9959562567 9493285948 88 17H51A0594 MEDIPALLY SRIVIDHYA MEDIPALLY BHASKAR REDDY 9949325437 9490562321 7702928702 89 17H51A0595 MUDAVATH RAJU M.VALYA 9121858606 9618387312 9550220053 90 17H51A0596 MUKARA RAVI TEJA MUKARA CHARLES 9542265182 9949730182 9963777920 91 18H51A0561 A N S K L G SINDHU BHARGAVI A JAGADISHWERA RAO 9618644866 9849404440 9000870044 92 18H51A0562 A S N SHANMUKH A SRINIVAS RAO 9989416230 7674094913 9848095935 93 18H51A0563 BIJIGIRI VARMA BIJIGIRI MOGILAIAH 9949733721 9949520337 8374040748 94 18H51A0564 BUNADRI LAVANYA B.MALLESH 9885154511 9703397970 9703397970 95 18H51A0565 DASARI BHANU PRASAD DASARI SHIVA SHANKER 9848869353 9666161745 7702408239 96 18H51A0566 DEVARA VISHWANATH DEVARA RAJU 7731069875 9848881975 9652214023 97 18H51A0567 GANDE ARCHANA GANDE BAL RAJESHAM 9666434487 9440494487 8317579632 98 Ms.Madhavi Latha 18H51A0568 GATTU NIKHIL KUMAR GATTU RAVINDER 8019997494 9951037494 9603225515 99 18H51A0569 JAPA SRAVANTHI REDDY JAPA RAJENDER REDDY 9381332105 9456969246 9490200050 100 18H51A0570 JETTI ARAVIND JETTI PARAMESWARUDU 9381146833 9704291767 101 19H51A0520 NANDHIGAMA.BHAVANI NANDHIGAMA.NARESH 8688489819 7993544784 7993544784 102 19H51A0521 RANABOTU RAKSHITH REDDY RANABOTU VENKAT REDDY 9398591604 9948642753 6302704312 Ms.Madhavi Latha 103 19H51A0522 R SATYA RAJ R SRIDHAR 8008060306 9441596336 9493136933 104 19H51A0523 SAI SUPRIYA CH CH SRINIVAS KUMAR 9618375285 9866396952 9885770379 105 19H51A0524 SHABANA KHAN MOHUMMAD ASLAM KHAN 8523044547 9550055851 8790458341 106 19H51A0525 SHEVAKULA MADHURI SHEVAKULA SATHYANARAYANA 7396157327 9951536175 9912586469 107 19H51A0526 SUFYAN AZAR ALTAF AHMED IRSHAD AHMED KHAN 9121768196 9603612090 7569890413 108 19H51A1207 VANGALA CHANDRASENA REDDY VANGALA RAGHAVA REDDY 8106632723 9908860785 7680035275 109 19H51A1208 VOOTURI LAXMI NIVAS VOOTURI LAXMI NARASIMHA RAO 9390326052 9440640042 9493807759 110 19H55A0506 G Kiranmai 9989943860 9440033686 111 16H51A05M8 P.SAI SURAJ P.SUDHAKAR 9502174607 9440910038 9704116033 112 16H51A05P0 SINGIREDDY ANWESH REDDY SINGIREDDY RAJA REDDY 9573105734 9618335910 113 17H51A0597 MUKKA SAIRAM M RAMESH 9542282335 9440543190 9676679317 114 17H51A0598
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