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B.Pharm Shorlisted Students B.Pharm Shorlisted Students Sr. Students' No. Mobile Students' Name Institute Name Number Students' email Id INDUKAKA IPCOWALA 1 BUTANI MAYURI COLLEGE OF PRAFULCHANDRA PHARMACY 9427394594 [email protected] VAISHALI K. 2 KORAT S.L.P.T.P.M.C‐ AMRELI 8866443255 [email protected] 3 Atmiya Institute Of Bhavik M Dave Pharmacy, Rajkot 9376231191 [email protected] KINJAL 4 JAYESHKUMAR ANAND PHARMACY PARIKH COLLEGE 9427596933 [email protected] 5 DEGREE PHARMACY DAVE PALAK COLLEGE,KANKANPUR 9426931044 [email protected] 6 KALOL INSTITUTE OF NIYATEE PHARMACY 9426311909 [email protected] PATEL 7 MARVINKUMAR NOOTAN PHARMACY INDRAVADANBHAI COLLEGE,VISNAGAR. 9427808940 [email protected] 8 SHAH NIYATEE KALOL INSTITUTE OF FALGUNKUMAR PHARMACY 9426311909 [email protected] 9 Patel Rupalkumari Dharmaj Degree Anilbhai Pharmacy College 9427174282 [email protected] 10 shah vaibhai indubhai patel collage of shaileshbhai pharmacy 7405662996 [email protected] 11 DEESHA K.B.RAVAL COLLEGE OF BAKULESH DOSHI PHARMACY 9033088060 [email protected] APMC College Of 12 Patel Nikunj Pharmaceutical Dhirubhai Education & Research 9426459106 [email protected] 13 Shah Krishna indubhai patel collage of Anilbhai pharmacy 9601064048 [email protected] A‐one pharmacy college,enasan,Nr.Narod 14 Patel Vaibhavi a ringroad,Ahmedabad‐ Ramjibhai 30 9537165284 [email protected] Shri sarvajanik 15 Gajjar Pratikkumar pharmacy Rajendrakumar college,Mehsana 9099664333 [email protected] N.R.VEKARIA 16 Kotadiya Manisha INSTITUTE OF manishakotadiya1990@gmail. C. PHARMACY,JUNAGADH 9429249384 com B.K.MODY GOVT. 17 VAGHELA ALPA PHARMACY COLLEGE, DHIRAJBHAI RAJKOT 9714484229 [email protected] 18 SHAH ASHINI SMT.N.M.PADALIA PARESH PHARMACY COLLEGE 9924746278 [email protected] Prashant & Mittal 19 Vora Pratik Kansara Pharmacy Ashwinbhai College, Pipaliya 9662675793 [email protected] 20 BARAD MEGHABA K B RAVAL COLLEGE OF RAJENDRASINH PHARMACY 8141903982 [email protected] 21 shivang rathod babaria 9824251222 [email protected] keshita 22 ambarambhai sigma institute of ramani pharmacy 9428399433 [email protected] 23 MEHTA PRIYESH SHARDA SCHOOL OF SAURABHKUMAR PHARMACY 9725499103 [email protected] 24 MEHTA PRIYESH SHARDA SCHOOL OF SAURABHKUMAR PHARMACY 9725499103 [email protected] 25 RAMISHA JOTVA SLPTPMC,AMRELI 9408949097 [email protected] 26 atmiya institute of kinjal lakhani pharmacy,rajkot 8980718859 [email protected] 27 MEHTA AMEE R. K. COLLEGE OF JITENDRABHAI PHARMACY 8511763583 [email protected] 28 Sat Kaival College of Pankti Gujarati Pharmacy,Sarsa 9898572289 [email protected] 29 solanki rinal sigma institute of harishbhai pharmacy 8469356777 [email protected] 30 dulari dineshbhai indukaka ipcowala chhatrala college of pharmacy 7600014880 [email protected] shree swaminarayan 31 sanskar pharmacy ankita sisodia college 9712133241 [email protected] 32 knv pharmacy college riddhi patel metoda rajkot 8460883005 [email protected] 33 Indubhai patel college of Shivangi Gosai pharmacy 8306789799 [email protected] 34 C.U.Shah college of Vora Zainab S pharmacy and research 8866351019 [email protected] miten 35 mukeshkumar sharda school of vyasa pharmacy 9898390369 [email protected] 36 atmiya institute of nidhi paradava pharmacy rajkot 8980215904 [email protected] 37 singh shreya ANAND PHARMACY hariawadhsingh COLLEGE 8734065301 [email protected] 38 PIONEEYAR PHARMACY 9427076029 KRUPALI TRIVEDI DEGREE COLLEGE 6 [email protected] 39 PATEL JINALBEN Sharda School Of ASHOKBHAI Pharmacy 9913960276 [email protected] 40 PATEL KRUTI K.B.RAVAL COLLEGE OF DILIPBHAI PHARMCY 9662471024 [email protected] PRAJAPATI 41 SHIVANG Sharda School Of VELSIBHAI Pharmacy 9429302990 [email protected] 42 kalol institute of Priyanka kumari pharmacy 9974111609 [email protected] 43 Atmiya Institute Of Radha A Tilva Pharmacy 9428261707 [email protected] 44 RASHMI M KALARIYA S.L.P.T.P.M.C‐ AMRELI 9638635151 [email protected] Neepa Nalinkumar 45 Shah BMCPER,MODASA 8866836424 [email protected] 46 SMT N.M Padalia SHAH RAHIL Pharmacy College 9824330544 [email protected] Thaker Krunal 47 Natvarlal Anand Pharmacy College 9426562421 [email protected] 48 AAROHI RAKESH K B RAVAL COLLEGE OF BHATT PHARMACY 9925827619 [email protected] CHANIYARA 49 NIRALI R. K. COLLEGE OF JAYANTILAL PHARMACY 8401420696 [email protected] Shree Swaminarayn 50 Sanskar Pharmacy Divya Sharma College, Zundal 9913619436 [email protected] APMC College of 51 Juhi Dipakkumar Pharmaceutical Bhatt Education and Research 9825568485 [email protected] 52 TALAVIYA MIRA SLPTPMC,AMRELI 7405727228 [email protected] 53 Atmiya institute of Dhruv Rajan N. pharmacy,rajkot 9408923796 [email protected] 54 Lisa Jayeshbhai ramanbhai patel college patel of pharmacy,changa 9426534915 [email protected] 55 smt.r.d.gardi pharmacy snehal pipaliya collage rajkot 9712800882 [email protected] 56 Shraddha b Indukaka ipcowala chovatiya college of pharmacy 9726976826 [email protected] solanki jenis 57 jayanand anand pharmacy college 8264077926 [email protected] 58 Akshar Preet Institute of Gohel Rachana Pharmacy, Jamnagar 9727088027 [email protected] nancy kailasbhai sigma institute of 59 shah pharmacy 9173020393 [email protected] L B RAO ISTITUTE OF 60 PATEL HARITA PHARMACEUTICAL EDU. RAMESHCHANDRA AND RESERCH 9427352654 [email protected] Shree Swaminarayan 61 Sanskar Pharmacy Trivedi Rachana J. College 8401860498 [email protected] 62 MITALI PANDYA SLPTPMC,AMRELI 9726883595 [email protected] 63 SHAH ARPIT SHREE SARVAJANIK DINESH KUMAR PHARMACY COLLEGE 9033716581 [email protected] 64 SHAH HARDIK VIJAYKUMAR L.J.Institute of Pharmacy 9426041727 [email protected] 65 BHAVSAR Kalol Institute of KASHYAP Pharmacy, Kalol 9428316288 [email protected] 66 Kalol Institute of Preeti S. Rajput Pharmacy, Kalol 9067693796 [email protected] Chauhan 67 Umangibahen [email protected] Rajeshkumar LJIP 9429617239 m L.B.Rao Inst. of 68 pratikkumar Pharmaceutical Edu. & girishbhai patel Res., Khambhat 9913143359 [email protected] S.S.Institute Of Pharmaceutical 69 education & Karia Iti Nileshbhai research,Rajkot 8905678093 [email protected] L.M.COLLEGE OF 70 DHAMELIYA TEJAS PHARMACY‐ MANJIBHAI AHMEDABAD‐09 9925723926 [email protected] 71 Divya M. Teli l.m.college of pharmacy 7405067586 [email protected] rofel college of 72 nidhi k bhatt pharmacy 9904251019 [email protected] sigma institute of 73 parikh rajul d pharmacy 8000297015 [email protected] purohit 74 prakashkumar k.b.raval college of chunilal pharmacy,gandhinagr 9725549738 [email protected] 75 PANDEY EKTA R. K. COLLEGE OF PRADEEPKUMAR PHARMACY 9726500634 [email protected] 76 vidyabharti trust college vidhi of pharmacy, umrakh 9426622725 [email protected] 77 ARAVA ABHISHEK R. K. COLLEGE OF abhishekmnhr160790@gmail. MANOHAR PHARMACY 9879059943 com 78 barvaliya ravindra dharmaj degree [email protected] bhanubhai pharmacy college 9033618369 om 79 Hemant kumar jain L.J. Institute of Pharmacy 9067237998 [email protected] 80 patel devanshi amruta college of devduttbahi pharamcy 9662016314 [email protected] SHREE SWAMINARAYAN 81 PATEL JUHIBEN SANSKAR PHARMACY JAYANTIBHAI COLLEGE,ZUNDAL 9662438286 [email protected] Suryaben Jashubhai 82 Thakkar Pharmacy Patel Mansi J. College, Rajkot. 9408612965 [email protected] INDUKAKA IPCOWALA 83 COLLEGE OF PATEL MITALI PHARMACY 9998002596 [email protected] Riddhi Rajubhai 84 Chauhan LJ Institute of Pharmacy 9537837300 [email protected] Smt. R.D. Gardi 85 B.Pharmacy college, MITAL GHADIYA Nyara, Rajkot 9727143327 [email protected] 86 Patel Amrutaben Mabanbhai anand pharmacy college 9714808602 [email protected] 87 jaivik kamleshbhai dharmaj degree patel pharmacy college 9426143302 [email protected] L.B.Rao Inst. of 88 maharshikumar Pharmaceutical Edu. & ashokkumar patel Res., Khambhat 9409524094 [email protected] SHREE SWAMINARAYAN 89 PARIKH DISHA COLLEGE OF JAGDISHCHANDRA PHARMACY 9426341036 [email protected] B.K.MODY GOVT. 90 PREMI SACHIN PHARMACY COLLEGE, TRILOKCHAND RAJKOT 9429823490 [email protected] sigma institute of 91 bhagat shrujal d pharmacy 8487922025 [email protected] 92 HIRANI SURESH SAT KAIVAL COLLEGE NARANBHAI OF PHARMACY 9033748271 [email protected] 93 Krupali patel l.j. institute of pharmacy 9558092785 [email protected] Prashant and mittal 94 kansara pharmacy manali sane college 9601353176 [email protected] 95 Sat Kaival College Of Mital Patel Pharmacy, Sarsa 9998283492 [email protected] 96 K.B.Raval College of Monalisa Sinha Pharmacy 9328037814 [email protected] Shri Sarvajanik 97 Patel Manisha pharmacy Ganpatbhai college,Mehsana 9033067792 [email protected] 98 SIDHPARA zankhana.sidhpara@rediffmail. ZANKHANA S.L.P.T.P.M.C.AMRELI 9429873940 com SONCHHATRA 99 NIRMALA R. K. COLLEGE OF [email protected] PANKAJBHAI PHARMACY 9974647684 om sharda school of 100 doshi preksha pharmacy 9426311376 [email protected] 101 Panchal jagruti Pioneer pharmacy rajendrakumar college 9033384370 [email protected] 102 KALOL INSTITUTE OF PATEL PRANALI R. PHARMACY,KALOL 8866318670 [email protected] 103 Dabhi Jayeshbhai S J Thakkar pharmacy Jagdishbhai college rajkot 9429376564 [email protected] 104 KOYANI VAISHALI R.
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