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Dr. BC Roy Engineering College (120) Print this page Registration List for College : Dr. B. C. Roy Engineering College (120) B. Tech. General Entry B.Tech. in Computer Science & Engineering Provisional Registration Serial Student Father Mother Number 0001 AAQUIB EKRAM EKRAMUL HAQUE SADQUA ANJUM 141200110001 0002 ABHISHEK KESHRI MANOJ KUMAR KESHRI SHANTI DEVI 141200110002 0003 ABHISHEK KUMAR NAVIN KUMAR RUBY DEVI 141200110003 ABHISHEK KUMAR 0004 ASHOK SHAW SARITA SHAW 141200110004 SHAW 0005 ABITATHA MANDAL ARUN PRAKASH MANDAL MITRA MANDAL 141200110005 0006 ABU SAYEM ABUL FAZAL PARMINA BIBI 141200110006 0007 ADDRI MAJEE DEBABRATA MAJEE TAPU MAJEE 141200110007 0008 ADITYA KUMAR JHA SHAMBHU NATH JHA SUDHA DEVI 141200110008 0009 ADITYA NARAYAN SANJEEV KUMAR RENU KUMARI 141200110009 ASHIS KUMAR 0010 AGNISH CHOUDHURY SAMPA CHOUDHURY 141200110010 CHOUDHURY 0011 AISHWARYA MAYANK VIVEK KUMAR KAVITA KUMARI 141200110011 0012 AMARTYA DUTTA ANUP KUMAR DUTTA TANUJA DUTTA 141200110012 AWDHESH KUMAR 0013 AMIT KUMAR KIRAN DEVI 141200110013 MANDAL 0014 ANANNYA GOSWAMI ALOKE KUMAR GOSWAMI SUNITA GOSWAMI 141200110014 0015 ANJALI VERMA 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