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Candidate List for Exam - Center Wise Candidate List For Exam - Center Wise Session: April 2017 Regular Session Type: Regular Session Center Bangalore Sr. No Candidate Name Computer No. Roll Number Paper Air Craft Exam Date Exam Time 1 VIJAY KUMAR MISHRA P-17452203 03250001 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 2 Dennis Almeida P-11034525 03250002 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs Diamond DA 42 3 CPLT (2) Specific 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs Austro 4 RAHUL SUBRAMANIAN P-16451679 03250003 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 5 AJIT BHATT P-16451451 03250004 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs Piper Seneca P A- 6 CPLT (2) Specific 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 34 7 John Avith Pereira P-06021425 03250005 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 8 CPLT (2) Specific Cessna 152 A 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs SITHAMBARAPILLAI 9 P-15450561 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs JAIGANESH 03250006 10 KAVYA R P-14449358 03250007 CPLT (2) Specific Cessna 152 A 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 11 SAURABH MALKHEDE P-15450248 03250008 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 12 MANJUNATH SV P-16451566 03250009 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 13 SHEROOK SHEMSU P-15450754 03250010 PPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 14 PPLT (2) Specific Cessna 152 A 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 15 ARJUN NAIK P-14450061 03250011 PPLT (2) Specific Cessna 152 A 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 16 ANUJ KULSHRESHTHA P-16451376 03250012 PPLT (2) Specific Cessna 172 R 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs SWAPNIL 17 P-14450035 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs DNYANESHWAR GAJBE 03250013 18 CPLT (2) Specific Cessna 152 A 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 19 ARUN MOZHI VARMAN P-15450908 03250014 CPLT (2) Specific Cessna 172 R 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 20 NARENDRA PHANI RAJ P-15450787 03250015 PPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs Piper Seneca P A- 21 Kushal Raju H P-11033818 CPLT (2) Specific 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 03250016 34 22 NAVEEN V P-16452052 03250017 PPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 23 PPLT (2) Specific Cessna 172 R 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 24 THOMAS TOM P-15450438 03250018 ATPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs Diamond DA 40 25 S G Saji P-95010042 CPLT (2) Specific 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 03250019 Thielert UWAIS MOHAMMED 26 P-17452161 CPLT (2) Specific Cessna 172 R 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs PARVEZ 03250020 27 ABDUL KABUR P-16451678 03250021 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 28 Lalhruaikima Ralte P-06022018 03250022 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 1 Wed, 29 Mar 2017 17:40:44 +0530 Candidate List For Exam - Center Wise Session: April 2017 Regular Session Type: Regular Session Center Bangalore Sr. No Candidate Name Computer No. Roll Number Paper Air Craft Exam Date Exam Time 29 ANUGNA P-16451846 03250023 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs Piper Seneca P A- 30 CPLT (2) Specific 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 34 Microlight Zenair C 31 Aftab Alam P-00014824 PLMT (2) Specific 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 03250024 H 701 Piper Seneca P A- 32 VIGNESH BASKAR P-13449054 CPLT (2) Specific 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 03250025 34 33 PRATUMA S P-15450695 03250026 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs KHUSHABU RAJENDRA 34 P-15450612 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs PACHBHAVE 03250027 35 ABHILASH P P-17452211 03250028 PPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 36 PPLT (2) Specific Cessna 172 R 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs Piper Seneca P A- 37 VENKAT BHARATH S P-15450755 CPLT (2) Specific 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 03250029 34 Cessna Caravan- 38 Praveen Kumar P-96011641 CPLT (2) Specific 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 03250030 208 B Microlight Zenair C 39 RAJIV MEHTA P-14449629 PLMT (2) Specific 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 03250031 H 701 SANTOSHKUMAR NAIK K 40 P-16451442 CPLT (2) Specific Cessna 152 A 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs A 03250032 41 ASHISH MALAGI P-16451349 03250033 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs AMMAAR BIN FAYAZ 42 P-17452398 CPLT (2) Specific Cessna 172 R 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs DAGGA 03250034 43 RAHUL RAJAN R P-14449832 03250035 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs Piper Seneca P A- 44 CPLT (2) Specific 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 34 SRAVAN MURALI 45 P-14449457 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs BADDEPUDI 03250036 46 CPLT (2) Specific Cessna 172 R 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 47 ADEEB AHMED ALIM P-14449976 03250037 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs Diamond DA 42 48 CPLT (2) Specific 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs Austro ALISHA CHRISTABELLE 49 P-14450026 CPLT (2) Specific Cessna 152 A 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs DIANA F 03250038 50 HARNEET DHILLON P-17452397 03250039 ATPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 51 ATPLT (2) Specific Cessna 310 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 52 SURYA T P-15450909 03250040 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 53 ANAGHA O P-15450756 03250041 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 54 VONE JOSEPH JUNIOR P-15450743 03250042 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 55 RAO RAHUL RAJIV P-14449842 03250043 CPLT (2) Specific P-68 C 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs Piper Seneca P A- 56 THARUN PRABAKAR P-14449467 CPLT (2) Specific 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 03250044 34 Piper Seneca P A- 57 BASIT IQBAL P-14449509 CPLT (2) Specific 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 03250045 34 Piper Seneca P A- 58 SHANE DONALD WHITE P-14449469 CPLT (2) Specific 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 03250046 34 59 NISCHAL S P-16451347 03250047 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 60 DEEKSHITH M P-16451419 03250048 PPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs POOJA MILINDRA 61 P-16451348 PPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs VARALE 03250049 62 PPLT (2) Specific Cessna 172 R 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 2 Wed, 29 Mar 2017 17:40:44 +0530 Candidate List For Exam - Center Wise Session: April 2017 Regular Session Type: Regular Session Center Bangalore Sr. No Candidate Name Computer No. Roll Number Paper Air Craft Exam Date Exam Time 63 VISHWANATH S P-16451366 03250050 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 64 NAVEEN KUMAR C P-16451410 03250051 PPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 65 AVINASH TUMMALA P-13449105 03250052 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 66 CPLT (2) Specific Cessna 172 R 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 67 Basuraj . P-06021448 03250053 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs SUSAN MARY 68 P-17452308 CPLT (2) Specific Cessna 172 R 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs OLAKKENGIL 03250054 69 ABHAY ASHVIN P-14449523 03250055 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 70 CPLT (2) Specific TECNAM P2006T 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 71 DILBAG SINGH P-14449699 03250056 CPLT (2) Specific Cessna 172 R 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 72 PEEUSH KUMAR P-16451541 03250057 ATPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs JEHAN XERXES 73 P-12448690 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs PANTHAKY 03250058 74 SANJAY TECKCHANDANI P-16451499 03250059 CHPLT (2) Specific A L H Dhruv 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 75 CHPLT (3) Performance A L H Dhruv 13/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 76 P Diwakar P-02016336 03250060 ATPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs Piper Seneca P A- 77 Vamsi Krishna Bodem P-04017850 CPLT (2) Specific 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 03250061 34 78 ARSHAD ALI ASKAR P-14449814 03250062 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs Piper Seneca P A- 79 AKHILESH P P-15450216 CPLT (2) Specific 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 03250063 34 Alouette I I I/ 80 SANCHIT KAUSHIK P-16451888 CHPLT (2) Specific 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 03250064 Chetak 81 Sumit Vishwanath Menon P-06023312 03250065 ATPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 82 ATPLT (2) Specific H S 748-2 A 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 83 ATPLT (3) Performance H S 748-2 A 13/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 84 VINNARASI C P-16451433 03250066 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 3 Wed, 29 Mar 2017 17:40:44 +0530 Candidate List For Exam - Center Wise Session: April 2017 Regular Session Type: Regular Session Center Bhopal Sr. No Candidate Name Computer No. Roll Number Paper Air Craft Exam Date Exam Time SWAPNIL GAJANAN 1 P-16452049 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs DESHMUKH 05250001 2 CPLT (2) Specific Cessna 172 R 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs TANVEE RAJESH 3 P-12447987 CPLT (2) Specific Cessna 172 R 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs LILOTHIA 05250002 4 Mohsin Khan P-08028211 05250003 CPLT (2) Specific Cessna 172 R 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs Diamond DA-42 5 AARON ABY GEORGE P-16451038 CPLT (2) Specific 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 05250004 Thielert 6 FAIZ ALAM YUSUFI P-15450152 05250005 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 7 CPLT (2) Specific P-68 C 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 8 ARNAV SINGH JOHAR P-16451609 05250006 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 9 CPLT (2) Specific Cessna 172 R 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 10 DEEPA KASERA P-14450028 05250007 CPLT (2) Specific Beech Baron G 58 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs Cessna Caravan- 11 Anshul Shivhare P-08025499 CPLT (2) Specific 12/04/2017 Afternoon 15:00 Hrs 05250008 208 B 12 YASHEEN SEHRAWAT P-15450927 05250009 CPLT (1) General -- 12/04/2017 Morning 10:00 Hrs 13 KOUSHIK.
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