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S No REGISTRATION NO. NAME of the CANDIDATE As Per Bank Scholarship Scheme (Trust Fund) result for 4th Qtr Renewal of Academic Year 2014-15, Scholarship Amount has been credited to the bank account of concerned students S No REGISTRATION NAME OF THE CANDIDATE SEX RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS INSTITUTION ADDRESS TYPE OF DISABILITY % COURSE STUDENT BANK RTGS/IFSC Code STUDENT BANK STUDENT BANK TOTAL NO. as per bank account DISABILITY ACCOUNT BRANCH SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT 1 TF/11/02101 ANURAG SHARMA Male S/O-CHANDRABHAN SHARMA, Director,Universiity Institute OH 53% BACHELOR OF 31217542744 SBIN0001240 STATE BANK OF WARISALIGANJ 31000 VILL-THERA, P.O.-JALILPUR, Of Engineering And ENGINEERING INDIA P.S.-WARISALIGANJ, DIST- Technology, Panjab University, NAWADA, BIHAR, PIN-805130, Sector-24, Chandigarh,Dist- +91~8591927641 Chandigarh,Punjab, Pin- 160014 2 TF/11/02128 SUMIT KUMAR SOURABH Male NIT GOA HOSTEL, D6,GEC Dean,National Institute Of OH 45% B. TECH 32768752451 SBIN0008152 STATE BANK OF KANP, SAHARSA 52425 CAMPUS, FARMAGUDI, Technology Goa, Gec Campus (ELECTRONICS AND INDIA PONDA GOA, DIST-NORTH Farmagudi,Ponda Goa,Dist- COMMUNICATION) GOA, GOA, PIN-403401, North Goa,Goa, Pin-403401 +91~8796613401 3 TF/11/02702 AJAY PRATAP SINGH Male GRAM-PADWA,POST- Administrative Officer,Kailash OH 40% BACHELOR OF 30770492728 SBIN0004704 STATE BANK OF MEHRONI 31000 DHAWARI, BLOCK- Chandra Bansal College Of ENGNIEERING (B.E) INDIA MEHRONI,DIST-LALITPUR(U.P), Technology,Kokta,Anand PIN-284403, Nagar,Bhopal-462021,Madhya +91~9977109681 Pradesh 4 TF/11/03037 ASHWIN GULAB PARDHI Male RANGE FOREST COLONY, Principal,Shri.Ramdeobaba OH 40% B.E. FIRST 31777620204 SBIN0013529 STATE BANK OF Miskin Tank 71000 J.M.PATEL COLLEGE ROAD, Kamala Neharu Engineering YEAR(ETC) INDIA Bhandara BHANDARA,DIST- College, BHANDARA,MAHARASHTRA, Nagpur,Gittikhadan,Katol PIN-441904, Road,Nagpur,Dist- +91~9637415968 Nagpur,Maharashtra, Pin- 441904 5 TF/11/03253 MAMTA PRAJAPAT Female 45, AVADHPURI KALWAR Principal,The Principal, Sardar OH 50% M.B.B.S. 61005032126 SBBJ0010797 STATE BANK OF S.B.B.J BANK KALWAR 31000 ROAD, JHOTWARA, DIST- Patel Medical Colleges Adul BIKANER & ROAD, JHOTWARA JAIPUR ,RAJASTHAN, PIN- Ganj, Dist-Bikaner,Rajasthan, JAIPUR ,JAIPUR 302012, +91~9887501963 Pin-334001 6 TF/11/03461 BABLOO KUMAR Male BABLOO KUMAR,S/O- Dy. Registrar(Academics),The OH 70% B-TECH 31880307449 SBIN0006260 STATE BANK OF N I T KURUKSHETRA 66000 CHANDRA BHUSHAN Deputy Registrar, National INDIA PRASAD,VILLAGE+POST- Institute Of Technology, Dist- GHOGHARDIHA, DIST- Kurukshetra,Haryana, Pin- MADHUBANI,BIHAR, PIN- 136119 847402, +91~9996019074 7 TF/11/03620 ALI HOSSAIN Male C/O-DIN MOHAMMAD, VILL- Principal,The Principal, Multiple 50% B.TECH (CIVILL 1726010001533 UTBI0KTGW20 UNITED BANK OF KANTANAGAR GRAM 70275 JANKIBAGH,P.O-HANUMANTA Hooghly Engineering & Disabilities ENGINEERING) INDIA PANCHAYAT OFFICE NAGOR, P.S-BHAGWAN GOLA, Technology College, DIST-MURSHIDABAD, WEST Vivekananda Road, Pipulpati, BENGAL, PIN-742135, P.O & Dist-Hooghly,2103,West +91~8016025034 Bengal, Pin-742135 8 TF/11/04208 NAVIN KUMAR Male BETWAN BAZAAR,ARGRA The Director, Sardar OH 45% B.ENGINEERING 31891568217 SBIN0003320 STATE BANK OF S.V.R.COLL OF ENGG 70000 ROAD, DIST-MUNGER,BIHAR, Vallabhbhai National Institute INDIA & TECH PIN-811201, Of Technology, Ichchhanath, +91~9427260537 Dist-Surat,Gujarat, Pin-395007 S No REGISTRATION NAME OF THE CANDIDATE SEX RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS INSTITUTION ADDRESS TYPE OF DISABILITY % COURSE STUDENT BANK RTGS/IFSC Code STUDENT BANK STUDENT BANK TOTAL NO. as per bank account DISABILITY ACCOUNT BRANCH SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT 9 TF/12/00933 AMIT RANJAN BHASHKAR Male S/O- SRI LALAN PRASAD Associate Dean(Student OH 45% B.TECH 20102144868 SBIN0001641 STATE BANK OF ISM CHAMPUS 82000 SINGHAT-SATTAR, P.O-SARAY, Welfare), Indian School Of INDIA P.S-MANER, VIA-NEORA,DIST- Mines, Dhanbad,Jharkkhand- PATNA, 801113 BIHARPATNABIHAR801113, +91~9572208751 10 TF/12/00994 SANJEEV KUMAR Male VILL-BARADAHA; P/O-SINGARI; Assistant Registrar (Academics OH 50% B.TECH 20103129190 SBIN0011491 STATE BANK OF NIT COMPLEX 112200 CHAUDHARI P/S-BAGAHA-1; DIST-WEST & Incharge Scholarship INDIA BARJALA BRANCH CHAMPARANWEST Section),National Institute Of CHAMPARANBIHAR845101, Technology Agartala, Abarjala, +91~9862824703 Jiraniya,Agartala, Tripura West,West Tripura,Tripura- 845101 11 TF/12/01078 DEEPAK Male H.NO. 128, NEW COLONY, Principal, Swami Vivekanand VH 40% BE 68006754990 MAHB0000660 BANK OF KODARIA 41000 KODARIYA, MHOW, DISTRICT - College Of Engineerin, MAHARASHTRA INDORE, MADHYA PRADESH - Gkhandwa Road, Near Toll 453441, Naka, Indore, Madhya Pradesh - 453441 12 TF/12/01129 NAZMUL HUSSAIN Male VILL+P.O.-TRIMOHINI,P.S.- Joint Registrar,Jadavpur OH 40% ENGINEERING 31418478983 SBIN0007104 STATE BANK OF TRIMOHINI 32014 NOWDA,DIST- University,Jadavpur,Kolkata- INDIA MURSHIDABAD,MURSHIDABA 700032,Kolkata,West Bengal- D,WEST BENGAL-742175, 742175 +91~9007669958 13 TF/12/01235 RISHABH GUPTA Male H.NO.-480, VILL+POST- Dean Student OH 45% B.TECH 31959452833 SBIN0010367 SBI HAMIRPUR 66000 YAKUBPUR, DISTRICT - Welfare,National Institute Of COMMERCIAL & AURAIYA, UTTAR Technology Hamirpurnit INTERNATIONAL PRADESHAURAIYAUP206255, Hamirpur, Hamirpur, BANK LTD +91~9410268473 Himanchal Pradesh ,Pin- 177005,Hamirpur,Himachal Pradesh-206255 14 TF/12/01253 BHOLA KUMAR Male VILL+POST-RUSTAMPUR, P.S.- Director,Director, Sardar VH 40% B.TECH 32520982963 SBIN0003320 STATE BANK OF SVR COLLEGE OF 113100 RAGHOPUR, DIST- VAISHALI, Vallabhbhai National Institute INDIA ENG. &TECH. BIHAR - 844508, Of Technology, Surat, Gujrat - 395007 15 TF/12/01510 ARCHANA KUMARI Female D/O-VIJENDRA PRASAD, Astt. Resistrar (Scholarship), OH 45% ELECTRICAL 20104614448 SBIN0011445 STATE BANK OF IT BHU VARANASI 58880 VILL+PO.-TELMAR, P.S- Indian Institute Of Technology ENGINEERING INDIA HARNAUT, DIST.-NALANDA, Bhu Varanasi, Bhu Campus, BIHAR- 803202, Varanasi, Up - 847201 +91~9161072203 16 TF/12/01799 RAHUL KUMAR Male Q NO-96(JANTA ROW HOUSE), Professor-In-Charge SH 40% B.TECH 32206377080 SBIN0011831 STATE BANK OF ADITYAPUR BAZAR 48467 ROAD NO-5, ADITYAPUR-2, (Acadmics), B.I.T. INDIA JAMSHEDPURSERAIKELA- Sindrip.O.Sindri Institute - KHARSAWAN, JHARKHAND- 828123, Dhanbad, Jharkhand 831013, +91~8092638564 S No REGISTRATION NAME OF THE CANDIDATE SEX RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS INSTITUTION ADDRESS TYPE OF DISABILITY % COURSE STUDENT BANK RTGS/IFSC Code STUDENT BANK STUDENT BANK TOTAL NO. as per bank account DISABILITY ACCOUNT BRANCH SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT 17 TF/12/01890 PUNITH KUMAR M Male M Y GUDISAGAR NEAR Assistant Registrar (Academics OH 75% B.TECH 2013797078 SBIN0002273 STATE BANK OF SURATHKAL 53500 GUDISAGAR CHAWDI NAVALGUND DIST- ), National Institute Of INDIA DHARWAD KARNATAKA- Technology Karnataka, 582208, +91~8867039289 Surathkalsrinivasnagar P.O.- Surathkal Dist-Dakshin Kannada Manglore Kannadakarnataka-582208 18 TF/12/01895 PRIYANKA SHARAD Female A.P. PASARANITAL. WAI, DIST.- Associate Dean, Dr. A.S. OH 50% B.TECH. 60073592357 MAHB0000200 BANK OF WAI 34430 MAHANGADE SATARA, MAHARASHTRA- College Of Agricultural AGRICULTURAL MAHARASHTRA 412803, +91~9049997189 Engineering, Mahatma Phule ENGINEERING Krishi Vidyapeeth, Rahuri Dist, Ahmed Nagar, Maharashtra- 422601 19 TF/12/01930 SWADHIN MEHER Male AT-BIJEPUR(GANDHI Assistant Registrar (Acadmic), OH 50% B.TECH ELECTRICAL 31901667867 SBIN0002109 STATE BANK OF R E C CAMPUS 66000 CHOWK)PO-BIJEPUR,DIST- National Institute Of ENGG. INDIA (ROURKELA) BARGARH,ORISSA,PIN- Technology,Rourkela Rourkela 768032,, +91~9778666989 - 769008 Orissa, 20 TF/12/01958 SUNNY SHANKAR GAIKWAD Male C/O BHAMIJI SHANKAR Principal, Ils Law College VH 100% B.S.L. - FIVE YEAR 3112727541 CBIN0011019 CENTRAL BANK FERGUSSON COLLEGE 32845 VANJALE, H NO 1346SAIEE Pune,Chiplunkar Road (Law LAW COURSE OF INDIA CAMPUS BRANCH NAGAR, BEHIND DR. 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