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1ST EXAMINATION S No Regn No Name in Full 1 EM-0002 Sanjay 1ST EXAMINATION S No Regn No Name in full 1 EM-0002 Sanjay Chincholikar 2 EM-0009 Arun Savalaram Ghanti 3 EM-0010 Makarand R Deshpande 4 EM-0011 Rakesh Kumar Gandotra 5 EM-0016 V K R Warrier 6 EM-0017 S K Dix 7 EM-0018 Uday Kukde 8 EM-0019 Ajit Kumar Dubey 9 EM-0020 Dipak Kumar Pain 10 EM-0022 Indrajit Ganguly 11 EM-0024 Deore Pravin Bapu 12 EM-0026 Arjun Balasaheb Vavhal 13 EM-0027 Sanjay Baliram Bagul 14 EM-0030 Wilson E N Rodrigues 15 EM-0031 Muneesh Kumar Rastogi 16 EM-0034 Asha Ram Tripathi 17 EM-0036 Raj Kumar 18 EM-0038 Somnath Saini 19 EM-0040 Krishna Kant Mishra 20 EM-0042 Prabir Kumar Dey 21 EM-0043 M S Dogra 22 EM-0044 Bijay Kumar Sharma 23 EM-0045 Awadhesh Kumar Pachori 24 EM-0046 D Sathiyanarayanan 25 EM-0047 Ashok Kumar Kapoor 26 EM-0048 Virendra Singh 27 EM-0049 Manoj Kumar 28 EM-0051 Indrajit Kumar 29 EM-0055 Kishore Kumar Sarma 30 EM-0056 Rajendra Kumar Jha 31 EM-0057 Sanjay Kumar Aggarwal 32 EM-0062 Devendra Chhangani 33 EM-0064 Patel Vipulkumar T 34 EM-0066 A Authimoolam 35 EM-0068 Ghanshyam Suryavanshi Anilkumar 36 EM-0069 Shivaji 37 EM-0074 Kiran Phanse 38 EM-0075 Arun Patil 39 EM-0076 Raghavendra B G 40 EM-0077 Mangesh Madhukar Joshi 41 EM-0078 Avinash Trimbakrao Kale 42 EM-0079 Jaisankar G 43 EM-0080 Krishnan A G 44 EM-0082 Akash Agarwal 45 EM-0085 Umeshwar Vishwakarma 46 EM-0086 Upendra Manohar Bokare 47 EM-0087 Nihar Ranjan Mishra 48 EM-0088 Dharmendra Kumar Gupta Mahendrakumar Nathalal 49 EM-0089 Patel 50 EM-0090 Sudhakar R 51 EM-0092 Rajeev A S 52 EM-0093 Piyush Misra 53 EM-0094 Diwakar Misra 54 EM-0095 Chinmoy Dutta 55 EM-0096 Kameshwar Prasad Mishra 56 EM-0097 Nikhil Agnihotri 57 EM-0098 Shekhar Singhi 58 EM-0099 Ramasubramanian V 59 EM-0100 Chandiran S 60 EM-0102 Dinesh Kumar 61 EM-0103 Suresh Chandra Junwal 62 EM-0104 Shrikant Sumant Saraf 63 EM-0106 Rajeev Sharma 64 EM-0107 Nozer J Mirza 65 EM-0109 Lokesh Kumar 66 EM-0111 Vijay Kumar Jain 67 EM-0113 Anil Saini 68 EM-0116 Parveen Soni 69 EM-0117 Prashant Naratan Pujare 70 EM-0119 Sheth Bhaven Niranjanbhai 71 EM-0121 Samiran Atha 72 EM-0124 Shekhar Agrawal 73 EM-0125 Tushar Joshi 74 EM-0127 Santaji Nilkanth Jadhav 75 EM-0131 Patel Hirenkumar H 76 EM-0133 Srihari K 77 EM-0135 Rajesh D Shetty 78 EM-0137 Ashish Gokulprasad Mishra 79 EM-0140 Suvendu Roy Chowdhury 80 EM-0141 Narendra Hari Kulkarni 81 EM-0145 Mehta Atesh 82 EM-0146 Nilesh Narhar Nerkar 83 EM-0147 Damodaran C 84 EM-0150 Arun Kumar Pareek 85 EM-0152 Sathya Prakash K 86 EM-0156 Prashant Ravikant Dhruva 87 EM-0157 Shivmurti Ram 88 EM-0159 Anand Shanker 89 EM-0160 Snehalkumar Shah 90 EM-0161 Geo Punnoose 91 EM-0162 Shrikant Arwind Deshpande 92 EM-0163 Bajaj Praveer Madanlal 93 EM-0164 Balwant Sunil K 94 EM-0165 Vinay Nandan 95 EM-0166 Suhas Raju N 96 EM-0168 Jadhav Sunil 97 EM-0170 Vaibhav Vijay Dikshit 98 EM-0171 Ravi Budh Jyoti Gautam 99 EM-0173 Manoj S 100 EM-0174 Trilochan Mohapatra 101 EM-0178 Anil Kumar P 102 EM-0179 Manoj Kumar Mishra 103 EM-0180 Shaji K Jacob 104 EM-0182 Krishnadas P 105 EM-0183 Om Prakash Saxena 106 EM-0184 Sandeep Prabhakar Guram 107 EM-0185 Madhavamoorthy T 108 EM-0186 Ratheesh B 109 EM-0187 Kolli Rambabu 110 EM-0188 Shabbar Hussain 111 EM-0193 Kartikeya R Misra 112 EM-0195 Narendra Kumar Panchal 113 EM-0196 Ranjai Ji Srivastava 114 EM-0199 Tandon Ashok Khemchand 115 EM-0200 Manoj Gajanan Dighe 116 EM-0203 Suhas Khandekar 117 EM-0210 Ramanathan S 118 EM-0213 Vijayakumar Sholapur 119 EM-0214 Chakravarthy B 120 EM-0216 Pawan Kumar Verma 121 EM-0219 Reddy Nagaraju Yogendra Kishore 122 EM-0221 Maheshwari 123 EM-0222 Girish Kumar Dixit 124 EM-0224 Biju Ravindran 125 EM-0225 Tapan Kumar Paul 126 EM-0227 Shrinivas B 127 EM-0230 Rajendra Prasad V 128 EM-0231 Avijit Samadder 129 EM-0232 Sonia Bhattacharyya 130 EM-0234 Jagdeep Shah Singh 131 EM-0236 Kaushik Chattopadhyay 132 EM-0237 Anoop Singh Parihar 133 EM-0238 Rahul Prashant 134 EM-0239 Vishwa Bandhoo Gupta 135 EM-0245 Deepak Raizada 136 EM-0247 Sanjeev Shrivastava 137 EM-0250 Yadav Dinesh Kumar B 138 EM-0251 Amal Kumar Roy 139 EM-0253 Bharati Sinha 140 EM-0256 R P Visvas 141 EM-0258 Dave Nikunj 142 EM-0259 Maneesh Manocha 143 EM-0260 Rajendra Sakharam Sankhe 144 EM-0261 Prabodh Kala 145 EM-0262 Premsing Vinayak Sawant 146 EM-0274 Patel Rakesh Kumar 147 EM-0279 Parijat Mukherjee 148 EM-0281 Dharmendra Nath Thakur 149 EM-0288 Subhash Chaudhari 150 EM-0290 Baggapu Jagadiswar Rao 151 EM-0291 Rajeev Sharma 152 EM-0292 Rajiv Prakash Saxena 153 EM-0294 Daljit Singh 154 EM-0298 Guntupalli Siva Babu 155 EM-0299 S Mathu Pothi 156 EM-0302 Sanjay Arvindbhai Shah 157 EM-0303 M Abdul Malik 158 EM-0304 Mukhwinder Singh Rattan 159 EM-0305 Manish H Patel 160 EM-0307 Ravindra Kumar Singh 161 EM-0308 G S Tripathi 162 EM-0309 Sanjay Dey 163 EM-0311 S. Baskar 164 EM-0313 V Jayaraman Sivanageswararao 165 EM-0314 Chukkapalli 166 EM-0319 Deepak Sharma 167 EM-0322 Sonar Jitendra Dattatraya 168 EM-0326 B V Subramanyam 169 EM-0327 Debabrata Basu 170 EM-0329 M S Sureshkumar 171 EM-0335 Sreekumar A 172 EM-0336 Hemant Nilkanth Dalal 173 EM-0339 Nirmal Kumar Bhattacharya 174 EM-0340 Alok Kumar Tripathi 175 EM-0346 Gulshan Kumar Bhola 176 EM-0353 Vijayakumaran K M 177 EM-0354 D. Karkavel Rajan 178 EM-0356 Rashid Abbas Ansari 179 EM-0359 N Pandiyarajan 180 EM-0360 K Prakash 181 EM-0361 Narendra Kumar Srivastava 182 EM-0362 B Madhukuttan 183 EM-0364 Amitav Singh 184 EM-0365 Bhaskar Sengupta 185 EM-0367 Ashwani Kaul 186 EM-0370 Vikas Chandra Tyagi 187 EM-0374 Asit Kumar Pal 188 EM-0375 N. Alagiri 189 EM-0378 Virendra Kumar Sahu 190 EM-0380 Pradeep Kumar 191 EM-0381 Mohan Lal Patidar 192 EM-0382 Suneel Shripad Dixit 193 EM-0383 Alok Kumar Goel 194 EM-0385 Ramesh Bhatia 195 EM-0387 Anil Samuel 196 EM-0391 Brij Mohan Sharma 197 EM-0393 Sandeep Kumar 198 EM-0394 Tapan Kumar Mandal 199 EM-0395 Manoj Kumar Srivastava 200 EM-0396 Damani Ruskin 201 EM-0397 Hemant D Bhadri 202 EM-0398 Surajit Bhattacharya 203 EM-0400 R Nandakumar 204 EM-0401 Thirumurugan R 205 EM-0402 Arvind Kaushik 206 EM-0404 Sandeep Kapoor 207 EM-0407 S Venkatasubramanian 208 EM-0410 Anil Kumar Gupta 209 EM-0414 K Annadurai 210 EM-0417 Sanjay Dahiya 211 EM-0420 G S Ramakrishna 212 EM-0423 Ajit Kumar Maiti 213 EM-0425 Abhijit Neog 214 EM-0426 Nripen Kr. Bhattacharyya 215 EM-0429 Mahendra Kumar Tiwari 216 EM-0431 Rajiv Shrivastava 217 EM-0433 Lokesh Dwivedi 218 EM-0434 Shah Kaushikkumar 219 EM-0436 Challa Siva Prasad 220 EM-0438 Srinivasan 221 EM-0439 Paresh Dinkar Amin 222 EM-0441 Milin L Patel 223 EM-0442 Ulhas Pujari 224 EM-0445 Subhat Kumar Jindal 225 EM-0446 M. Venkatesh 226 EM-0449 Mahesh Kumar Sharma 227 EM-0451 Soumya De 228 EM-0452 K Subramanian 229 EM-0453 Ajay Kumar Jain 230 EM-0454 M Rajan Babu 231 EM-0455 B V Udhaya Kumar 232 EM-0456 Gorthi SSRV Vara Prasad 233 EM-0457 R Balasubramanian 234 EM-0459 L N Sharma 235 EM-0460 Nadimpalli Venkat Raju 236 EM-0461 Mathew Samuel 237 EM-0462 Samir Saha 238 EM-0464 Janeshwar Giri 239 EM-0467 Antriksh Kumar 240 EM-0468 Manoj Kumar Mishra 241 EM-0469 Qais Jamal 242 EM-0476 Sujoy Ghose 243 EM-0478 Anil Shukla 244 EM-0480 Ulhas Baburao Shete 245 EM-0481 Suresh Kumar Vishwakarma 246 EM-0482 Santosh Kumar Gupta 247 EM-0484 P. Rengarajan 248 EM-0485 P Venkatachalam 249 EM-0486 R Vinodh Kumar 250 EM-0487 T S Balachandran 251 EM-0488 Manoj Kumar Jha 252 EM-0489 Saumya Chakraborty 253 EM-0490 Sarabjeet Singh Virdi 254 EM-0491 Shrikishan Bhattad 255 EM-0493 S A Arabjan 256 EM-0494 Vinayak Bhat 257 EM-0499 Sachin Bhagwat 258 EM-0504 R Murali 259 EM-0505 A. Venkatesa Perumal 260 EM-0506 Mahesh M 261 EM-0507 N Mari Muthu 262 EM-0509 P Kasi Rao 263 EM-0513 Shripad B Sagdeo 264 EM-0514 Jayakumar R 265 EM-0519 Sujit Das 266 EM-0520 Ram Dutt Dadhich 267 EM-0521 Prabhakar Rao Landge 268 EM-0522 T.P. Krishnan 269 EM-0523 K Suresh Babu 270 EM-0529 Babujan S 271 EM-0531 A Ravikumar 272 EM-0533 Pijus Mandal 273 EM-0534 Anil Kewalramani 274 EM-0535 M R Vijay Gopal 275 EM-0540 Sanjeev Mittal 276 EM-0541 Suravarapu Giridhar Kumar 277 EM-0542 Vijay Kasliwal 278 EM-0543 M G Sreekumary 279 EM-0544 Sanjeev Kumar Aggarwal 280 EM-0545 Chikku Abraham 281 EM-0546 Arvind Bhanudas Wankhede 282 EM-0549 Vinay Shankar 283 EM-0553 Edula Panduranga Reddy 284 EM-0558 Sandeep Rehani 285 EM-0559 P Poovalingam 286 EM-0564 Sumit Verma 287 EM-0570 M Gunasekaran 288 EM-0571 R Jayaraman 289 EM-0576 Chandrakanth M N 290 EM-0577 Sanjay Kumar 291 EM-0587 Subhedar Shirish Dhirajlal Arajanbhai 292 EM-0589 Marakana Vasavada Axay 293 EM-0591 Narendrabhai 294 EM-0593 Manoj W Pande 295 EM-0594 Santosh Sopan Karne 296 EM-0596 M Ramachandran 297 EM-0597 S Avudaiappan Tamhankar Girish 298 EM-0601 Prabhakar 299 EM-0602 Sunil Doshi 300 EM-0604 E S Sabukuttan 301 EM-0605 V Ramesh Prabu 302 EM-0606 S Rajkumar 303 EM-0607 Manova Jeevados D 304 EM-0615 R Abdul Hameed 305 EM-0617 Rajesh Kumar 306 EM-0622 Saurabh Shantilal Mistry 307 EM-0624 Shashi Bhushan 308 EM-0625 Dasho Bhardwaj Dharmendrasinh 309 EM-0628 Bharatsinh Barot 310 EM-0629 Kharat Bhujang Ganpatrao 311 EM-0630 Swapnabrata Lahkar 312 EM-0634 Pandit Pankaj Radhakrishna 313 EM-0636 Manivannan B 314 EM-0637 N Ramamoorthy 315 EM-0638 Mehta Dipak 316 EM-0640 Manab Kumar Biswas 317 EM-0641 A K Bera 318 EM-0642 Rajiv Mehta 319 EM-0646 Mohinder Kumar Gupta 320 EM-0650 B Srihari Raju 321 EM-0653 Milind Vaidya 322 EM-0655 Kondeti Sivakumar Mastar Pravinkumar 323 EM-0657 Ratanjibhai 324 EM-0658 Partha Bhattacharjee 325 EM-0663 Udaya Srinivasa Gandhi 326 EM-0667 Navuduri Chalapathi Rao 327 EM-0668 Pardeep Kumar Ratra 328 EM-0669 Anupam Maheshwari 329 EM-0671 Harinadha Babu S 330 EM-0672 V.
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