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Crystal Reports DOCTOR HARISINGH GOUR VISHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.P) (A CENTRAL UNIVERSITY) Entrance Test Result - 2020 Roll No Wise List of all Candidates Programme Code : 207 - Business Management(M.B.A.) Sr. No. Roll No.Reg.No. Name Father's NameGender Category RESULT 1 2070001 SGU2021035625 Akash Kumar Rai Rakesh kumar M OBC-NCL ABSENT 2 2070002 SGU2021044115 GAURAV PANDAY NAGENDRA PANDAY M UR 96 3 2070003 SGU2021054818 Anukriti Parmar Sangram Singh Parmar F UR-EWS 94 4 2070004 SGU2021031626 namrata tiwari akhilesh tiwari F UR 102 5 2070005 SGU2021034874 ASHISH KUMAR ROHIT RADHELAL ROHIT M SC 60 6 2070006 SGU2021037510 chandraprakash mishra Lavkush mishra M UR ABSENT 7 2070007 SGU2021042215 Ashish Tripathi Maniraj Tripathi M UR ABSENT 8 2070008 SGU2021045863 Atul Sen Rajkamal Sen M OBC-NCL 50 9 2070009 SGU2021051752 Sheetal Jain Subodh jain F UR 92 10 2070010 SGU2021053419 Gourav Sharma Arun kumar sharma M UR 100 11 2070011 SGU2021055787 Peeyush Pouranik Choudhary Narayan Singh Choudhary M OBC-NCL ABSENT 12 2070012 SGU2021057421 Niranjan Sharma Balmukund M UR 68 13 2070013 SGU2021060773 HEMANT NANWARE SANJAY NANWARE M OBC-CL ABSENT 14 2070014 SGU2021062249 SHIVAM TRIPATHI RC TRIPATHI M UR 130 15 2070015 SGU2021064493 Harbhajan Singh Narbad Singh M OBC-CL ABSENT 16 2070016 SGU2021064695 Janya Chourasia Jagdish Kumar Chourasia F OBC-CL 98 17 2070017 SGU2021049242 Tapan Kumar Behera Bhaskar Behera M SC 92 18 2070018 SGU2021051486 Surya Jyoti Gurjar Bhagwant gurjar M UR 70 19 2070019 SGU2021052623 Richa Singh Naval Kishor Singh F UR ABSENT 20 2070020 SGU2021057225 SOUMYA RANJAN MALLICK PARSURAM MALLICK M UR-EWS 88 21 2070021 SGU2021036020 MANISH RAJ DOHAR MAHESH PRASAD DOHAR M SC ABSENT 22 2070022 SGU2021049891 SANSKRITI KESHARWANI SURESH KESHARWANI F UR 70 207 /Page 1 of 19 DOCTOR HARISINGH GOUR VISHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.P) (A CENTRAL UNIVERSITY) Entrance Test Result - 2020 Roll No Wise List of all Candidates Programme Code : 207 - Business Management(M.B.A.) Sr. No. Roll No.Reg.No. Name Father's NameGender Category RESULT 23 2070023 SGU2021052919 LAXMIKANT DEWANGAN KHUMAN DEWANGAN M OBC-NCL ABSENT 24 2070024 SGU2021063674 NIHAR RANJAN PANIGRAHI PATESH KUMAR PANIGRAH M SC ABSENT 25 2070025 SGU2021036821 RISHAV AWASTHI VEEREND AWASTHI M UR 64 26 2070026 SGU2021040653 Ravi Kumar Khumna Ahirwar M SC ABSENT 27 2070027 SGU2021041796 DEVENDRA PRAJAPATI PRABHU LAL PRAJAPATI M SC 72 28 2070028 SGU2021053270 arti singh ram singh F OBC-NCL ABSENT 29 2070029 SGU2021060616 Ankit Kumar Patel Raja bhaiya Patel M OBC-NCL ABSENT 30 2070030 SGU2021063720 NIKITA GOSWAMI DAYA RAM GOSWAMI F UR ABSENT 31 2070031 SGU2021029893 GOVIND PATEL HARICHAND M OBC-NCL ABSENT 32 2070032 SGU2021034583 RAHUL KUMAR KOSHTI SANTOSH PRASAD KOSHT M OBC-NCL 106 33 2070033 SGU2021037214 sapna kurmi shaligram F OBC-NCL ABSENT 34 2070034 SGU2021042161 CHETAN WADHWA SURESH WADHWA M UR-EWS 84 35 2070035 SGU2021043426 Sanskrati Jain Sanjay Kumar Jain F UR 66 36 2070036 SGU2021043523 pranjali hazari anupam raj hazari F UR 50 37 2070037 SGU2021047676 Ananya Shridhar Sunil shridhar F UR 74 38 2070038 SGU2021052864 PAWAN RAJ KALICHARAN RAJ M SC 94 39 2070039 SGU2021052912 SWAYAM KUMAR H G AHIRWAR M SC 62 40 2070040 SGU2021052920 ABHISHEK SEN PRAVEEN KUMAR SEN M OBC-NCL 80 41 2070041 SGU2021052966 RUBY RAJ K C RAJ F SC 106 42 2070042 SGU2021053553 NEELESH NAYAK VIJAY NAYAK M UR 62 43 2070043 SGU2021056788 MITHLESH PATEL DAMODAR M OBC-NCL 80 44 2070044 SGU2021057458 SAKSHI SEN SUNIL KUMAR SEN F OBC-NCL 56 207 /Page 2 of 19 DOCTOR HARISINGH GOUR VISHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.P) (A CENTRAL UNIVERSITY) Entrance Test Result - 2020 Roll No Wise List of all Candidates Programme Code : 207 - Business Management(M.B.A.) Sr. No. Roll No.Reg.No. Name Father's NameGender Category RESULT 45 2070045 SGU2021060895 puneet jain LATE PADAM CHAND JAIN M UR 122 46 2070046 SGU2021034852 PRIYA NAYAK RAJESH NAYAK F UR 68 47 2070047 SGU2021055073 JOYWIN JOHN RAPHAEL JOHN RAPHAEL M UR ABSENT 48 2070048 SGU2021055620 Tejasvini Saxena Rambabu Saxena F UR-EWS ABSENT 49 2070049 SGU2021055725 Sakshi Nema Gendmal Nema F OBC-NCL ABSENT 50 2070050 SGU2021056036 Ravindra Patkar Krishnakumar patkar M OBC-NCL 96 51 2070051 SGU2021063447 ROHIT SANKHALA PANNA LAL SANKHALA M SC ABSENT 52 2070052 SGU2021030661 Jitendra Kumar Singh M UR ABSENT 53 2070053 SGU2021030951 Jitendra Kumar Singh M OBC-NCL 64 54 2070054 SGU2021031409 Saksham Rai Basant rai M OBC-NCL ABSENT 55 2070055 SGU2021036390 laxmi sahu K P SAHU F OBC-NCL ABSENT 56 2070056 SGU2021040344 PRAPHOOL KUMAR UKEY LAKSHMI NARAYAN UKEY M SC ABSENT 57 2070057 SGU2021049564 ANAGHA PATHANIA A.D.S. PATHANIA F UR ABSENT 58 2070058 SGU2021055344 MEGHA KOL RAMESH PRASAD F ST 88 59 2070059 SGU2021055927 Ashutosh Namdeo Kamalkant namdeo M OBC-NCL 76 60 2070060 SGU2021056074 Prachi Singh Bishnu Deo Prasad F OBC-NCL 92 61 2070061 SGU2021056935 Kirti Shukla Ashish Shukla F UR 80 62 2070062 SGU2021057754 Satya Prakash Shah Brijendra Kumar shah M OBC-NCL ABSENT 63 2070063 SGU2021035990 shivani chaurasiya manohar chaurasiya F OBC-NCL ABSENT 64 2070064 SGU2021036412 TRAPTI PUROHIT SANJAY PUROHIT F UR 82 65 2070065 SGU2021039392 Shivani Lahariya Rajendra Prasad Lahariya F UR 56 66 2070066 SGU2021060503 Shubham Namdev Chandra prakash Namdev M OBC-NCL ABSENT 207 /Page 3 of 19 DOCTOR HARISINGH GOUR VISHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.P) (A CENTRAL UNIVERSITY) Entrance Test Result - 2020 Roll No Wise List of all Candidates Programme Code : 207 - Business Management(M.B.A.) Sr. No. Roll No.Reg.No. Name Father's NameGender Category RESULT 67 2070067 SGU2021060879 ABHIJIT DAS NILKANTA DAS M SC ABSENT 68 2070068 SGU2021064144 ANANYA DAS ANISH KUMAR DAS F UR ABSENT 69 2070069 SGU2021057503 Akash Mishra Kamesh Chandra Mishra M UR-EWS 102 70 2070070 SGU2021030771 Deepak Upmanyu Dinesh Upmanyu M UR-EWS ABSENT 71 2070071 SGU2021034057 Harsh Mishra Sanjeev mishra M UR-EWS 132 72 2070072 SGU2021050002 Srashti Dixit Mukesh Kumar Dixit F UR 124 73 2070073 SGU2021057650 APARNA CHATURVEDI PRAKASH CHATURVEDI F UR ABSENT 74 2070074 SGU2021038887 NAZIM RASOOL ZAMIL AHMAD M OBC-NCL 68 75 2070075 SGU2021041795 KHUSHBOO SANJAY KUMAR F OBC-NCL ABSENT 76 2070076 SGU2021030527 DIVYANSH SINGH BAGHEL SHIVENDRA SINGH BAGHE M UR 86 77 2070077 SGU2021043263 Shaba Firdaush Sabir Khan F OBC-NCL 90 78 2070078 SGU2021046744 PRADEEP SHUKLA SIDDH NATH SHUKLA M UR 82 79 2070079 SGU2021047551 Arpita Shukla Rajendra shukla F UR-EWS 64 80 2070080 SGU2021047695 ANKIT Rawat INDRA Lal Rawat M ST 74 81 2070081 SGU2021055045 SONALI TIWARI ARUN KUMAR TIWARI F UR ABSENT 82 2070082 SGU2021055063 PUSHPANJALI DWIVEDI ARUNENDRA DWIVEDI F UR ABSENT 83 2070083 SGU2021057198 Dharmendra kumar patel Ashok Patel M OBC-NCL 56 84 2070084 SGU2021029998 BHUPENDRA SINGH THAKUR JAGDISH SINGH M UR / PWD ABSENT 85 2070085 SGU2021049862 NEETESH PATHAK HAR PRASAD PATHAK M UR-EWS 84 86 2070086 SGU2021029789 kriti jain Pankaj Kumar Jain F UR-EWS ABSENT 87 2070087 SGU2021029841 Aman jain Mr. Arvind jain M UR 76 88 2070088 SGU2021029896 Sankalp Kesharwani Mr.Pramendra Kesharwani M UR 74 207 /Page 4 of 19 DOCTOR HARISINGH GOUR VISHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.P) (A CENTRAL UNIVERSITY) Entrance Test Result - 2020 Roll No Wise List of all Candidates Programme Code : 207 - Business Management(M.B.A.) Sr. No. Roll No.Reg.No. Name Father's NameGender Category RESULT 89 2070089 SGU2021030002 Arpana mishra Rajesh mishra F UR 68 90 2070090 SGU2021030030 HARSH SILAWAT OMPRAKASH SILAWAT M SC 106 91 2070091 SGU2021030096 PUNJ AGRAWAL ASHOK AGRAWAL F UR-EWS 76 92 2070092 SGU2021030126 Aditya Badoniya Mr. Jagdish Badoniya M OBC-NCL 88 93 2070093 SGU2021030128 Shubh Kanskar Ramnaresh kanskar M OBC-NCL 78 94 2070094 SGU2021030134 Mohit Soni Madhav Prasad soni M OBC-NCL 80 95 2070095 SGU2021030135 Kartikey Choubey Mr. I.p.choubey M UR 76 96 2070096 SGU2021030199 Aishnavi Agrawal Mt. Sandeep Agrawal F UR 92 97 2070097 SGU2021030352 Shaily jain Jain Mr. Manoj jain F UR 68 98 2070098 SGU2021030395 SAKSHI RAI ANAND PRAKASH RAI F UR 60 99 2070099 SGU2021030464 Himanshi Rathore Hemant Rathore F OBC-NCL 72 100 2070100 SGU2021030487 Abhishek Soni Rajendra Kumar Soni M OBC-NCL 64 101 2070101 SGU2021030603 ADITYA GURU CHANDRASHEKHAR GURU M UR-EWS ABSENT 102 2070102 SGU2021030695 Prajjwala ahirwar Satish kumar ahirwar F SC 98 103 2070103 SGU2021030768 ANMOL MANWANI Mr. Gulab MAnwani F UR 80 104 2070104 SGU2021030772 Harshita Nema Virendra Nema F OBC-NCL 40 105 2070105 SGU2021030788 Lakhan Tiwari Santosh Tiwari M UR 98 106 2070106 SGU2021030814 SOURAV DIXIT Jawala Prasad dixit M UR 74 107 2070107 SGU2021030845 SAKSHI SINGH RAJENDRA SINGH F ST 64 108 2070108 SGU2021030871 yash Guru rakesh guru M UR-EWS 70 109 2070109 SGU2021030953 Devanshi Mishra Shyam sunder mishra F UR-EWS 92 110 2070110 SGU2021030967 Nikita Yadav Shivshankar Yadav F OBC-NCL 80 207 /Page 5 of 19 DOCTOR HARISINGH GOUR VISHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.P) (A CENTRAL UNIVERSITY) Entrance Test Result - 2020 Roll No Wise List of all Candidates Programme Code : 207 - Business Management(M.B.A.) Sr. No. Roll No.Reg.No. Name Father's NameGender Category RESULT 111 2070111 SGU2021030968 Suchitra Chowdhary Satish Chowdhary F UR 104 112 2070112 SGU2021031029 NAINA PINJWANI SURESH PINJWANI F UR 72 113 2070113 SGU2021031078 ANMOL LAHANGERE KASHI PRASHAD LAHANGE M SC 66 114 2070114 SGU2021031080 Vivek Pandey Jayant Kishor Pandey M UR ABSENT 115 2070115 SGU2021031084 deeksha rawat ramesh prasad rawat F UR 124 116 2070116 SGU2021031085 bhoopendra chadar Ramnath chadar M SC 72 117 2070117 SGU2021031109 anju verma bihari lal verma F SC 56 118 2070118 SGU2021031149
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