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DOCTOR HARISINGH GOUR VISHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.P.) Entrance Test Result - 2017 Roll Number Wise List of All Candidates Programme Code : U.G DOCTOR HARISINGH GOUR VISHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.P.) Entrance Test Result - 2017 Roll Number wise List of all Candidates Programme Code : U.G. 130 - B.Sc.(Bio Group) Sr. No Roll No. Form No. Name Father Name Gender Category PC DOB Marks 1 1300001 1700972 ANUKRITI SRIVASTAVA SRIPRAKASH SRIVASTAVA F UR N 24/09/1997 148 2 1300002 1702036 ISTUTI MAURYA ANIL KUMAR MAURYA F OBCN N 28/05/2000 110 3 1300003 1703445 VIMALENDU VAIBHAV SURENDRA NATH PATHAK M UR N 25/08/1995 138 4 1300005 1702791 SYED MOHAMMAD MEHDI ABIDI SYED ALI MEHDI SBIDI M UR N 14/07/1999 104 5 1300006 1710226 RIYAZ AHMAD MANSOOR KHAN M UR N 10/07/1999 96 6 1300007 1711513 SANJAY MAURYA BANSH RAJ MAURYA M UR N 01/07/1995 96 7 1300008 1712027 RAJNEESH YADAV BINDA PRASAD YADAV M OBCN N 08/12/1998 82 8 1300009 1713072 ARADHANA PATEL SHIV SHARAN PATEL F OBCN N 08/07/1999 124 9 1300010 1714559 NIHARIKA PANDEY PRAVIN KUMAR PANDEY F UR N 06/09/1998 128 10 1300011 1700013 DHRUV MALVIYA SUDESH KUMAR MALVIYA M SC N 25/01/1997 124 11 1300012 1700307 MAHIMA THAKUR KARAN SINGH THAKUR F UR Y 16/06/1999 132 12 1300013 1700386 RATAN MISHRA SHIV DUTTA MISHRA M UR N 24/03/1999 112 13 1300015 1704047 AAKASH RATHORE DEVENDRA RATHORE M SC N 21/09/1997 78 14 1300016 1701216 SONALI BHASKAR RAMLAL BHASKAR F SC N 11/10/1998 98 15 1300017 1701492 VAISHALI POONIWALA SHAILENDRA POONIWALA F UR N 18/03/1996 138 16 1300018 1701747 AJAY PARMAR DEEPAK PARMAR M OBCN N 01/12/1999 140 17 1300020 1702316 SHAKSHI PARTE DILAN SINGH PARTE F ST N 26/05/2000 74 18 1300023 1703695 SRISHTI CHANDELKAR KAILASH KISHORE CHANDELKARF SC N 07/12/1999 118 19 1300024 1703022 AKASH DUBEY DEVENDRA DUBEY M UR N 05/09/1998 74 20 1300025 1703113 PRAKHAR TAHILRAMANI JAWAHAR TAHILRAMANI M UR N 18/10/1998 136 21 1300026 1703272 VIMLA WARKADE DEVESH WARKADE F ST N 16/03/2000 86 22 1300027 1703678 KAJAL RAJOURIYA SHIVRAM F SC N 01/07/1999 116 23 1300028 1703689 ANIKET BAGRI CHANDRABHAN BAGRI M SC N 06/09/2000 74 24 1300029 1704057 YASHODA JAGDISH F SC N 10/05/2001 96 25 1300030 1705001 DHRUV YADAV RAMPAL M OBCN N 03/02/1999 86 26 1300032 1705143 HIMANSHI PATHAK VINOD KUMAR F UR N 06/04/2000 50 27 1300035 1707244 PRADEEP PUVARE SUNDERLAL PUVARE M SC N 12/12/1998 46 28 1300036 1707378 SUHAG MAJUMDAR BIDHAN MAJUMDAR M UR N 23/07/1996 82 29 1300037 1710078 AISHWARYA RAI NARMADA PRASAD RAI F OBCN N 23/11/1997 116 30 1300039 1708918 DEEKSHA NAYAK RAKESH NAYAK F UR N 08/03/1997 96 130 / Page No. : 1 DOCTOR HARISINGH GOUR VISHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.P.) Entrance Test Result - 2017 Roll Number wise List of all Candidates Programme Code : U.G. 130 - B.Sc.(Bio Group) Sr. No Roll No. Form No. Name Father Name Gender Category PC DOB Marks 31 1300040 1709198 VISHAL JAGDISH M SC N 10/10/1997 94 32 1300041 1709754 VARALIKA GARHWAL PRAVEEN CHAND GARHWAL F SC N 24/03/1999 132 33 1300043 1710489 MANISH DUBEY DINESH KUMAR DUBEY M UR N 03/04/1997 76 34 1300044 1711002 MAHENDRA AHIRWAR HARICHARAN F SC N 10/08/1999 58 35 1300045 1711718 HIMANSHI FUNDE RAMESH FUNDE F OBCN N 09/08/1999 98 36 1300046 1711712 SOURABH KUMAR GADHWAL MANGAL PRASAD M SC N 27/09/1999 84 37 1300047 1711740 NIKITA SAHU TAPI PRASAD SAHU F OBCN N 16/02/1999 96 38 1300049 1712104 NAMRATA CHANDRAWANSHI GOVIND PRASAD F OBCN N 25/12/1999 132 39 1300050 1713822 KULDEEP AHIRWAR HARINARAYAN AHIRWAR M SC N 24/10/1998 104 40 1300051 1713790 SEETA BHALAVI MAHENDRA SINGH F ST N 08/09/1999 66 41 1300052 1713786 GEETA BHALAVI MAHENDRA SINGH F ST N 08/09/1999 62 42 1300055 1713721 SEEMA FAKIR F ST N 05/02/1997 66 43 1300056 1714169 AKASH SINGH LODHI JOGENDER SINGH LODHI M OBCN N 09/07/1997 130 44 1300057 1714215 BHUREE MALVIYA KEWARAM MALVIYA F SC N 10/10/1997 68 45 1300058 1714254 DILEEP SALAME MONGYA SALAME M ST N 03/12/1999 94 46 1300059 1714474 SHIKHA CHANDEL RAMDAYAL CHANDEL F SC N 08/10/1996 110 47 1300060 1714641 SANJANA VISHWAKARMA ASHOK KUMAR VISHWAKARMA F OBCN N 13/07/1999 88 48 1300061 1714650 VIDHI JAIN SANJEEV KUMAR JAIN F UR N 26/04/1997 92 49 1300062 1714826 SHRINIWAS SINGH RANMAT SINGH M ST N 10/08/1999 64 50 1300064 1715003 RISHABH BHARGAVA RAKESH BHARGAVA M UR N 06/10/2000 78 51 1300065 1715107 RAVIKANT DHURVE SHIVRAM M ST N 04/05/1999 92 52 1300066 1715152 RAVI VERMA DEVI SINGH VERMA M SC N 03/10/1997 72 53 1300067 1715234 LAVANYA BHARADWAJ SALIL KUMAR BHARADWAJ F UR N 20/05/1999 152 54 1300068 1708709 ANSUMANJANMEJAY PALAI DAYANIDHI PALAI M OBCN N 29/11/1999 100 55 1300072 1714725 ABINASH MISHRA NIRANJAN MISHRA M UR N 04/12/1997 122 56 1300073 1702351 AKRITI JAIN JINENDRA JAIN F UR N 24/05/1998 140 57 1300076 1708339 RESHU SINGH SANJAY KUMAR SINGH F UR N 21/02/1997 128 58 1300077 1709173 SHRIYA SONI GOPAL KRISHNA SONI F OBCN N 13/01/1998 138 59 1300078 1710686 BELA MAHAJAN RANJAN MAHAJAN F SC N 21/03/1999 110 60 1300080 1711531 SHANTAM CHAKRABORTY TANMOY CHAKRABORTY M UR N 08/11/1998 146 130 / Page No. : 2 DOCTOR HARISINGH GOUR VISHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.P.) Entrance Test Result - 2017 Roll Number wise List of all Candidates Programme Code : U.G. 130 - B.Sc.(Bio Group) Sr. No Roll No. Form No. Name Father Name Gender Category PC DOB Marks 61 1300081 1711781 ANKIT SHARMA KRISHNA KUMAR SHARMA M UR N 01/01/2000 86 62 1300082 1712839 NIKITA SINGH CHANDEL NARESH SINGH CHANDEL F UR N 17/12/1999 122 63 1300083 1714850 ANUSHRI DAS DEEPAK DAS F UR N 16/06/1999 138 64 1300084 1700520 AYUSHI JAIN DHEERENDRA KUMAR JAIN F UR N 31/05/2000 114 65 1300085 1700528 SAMYAK JAIN PUSHPENDRA JAIN M UR N 20/06/2000 102 66 1300086 1700830 CHETNA JAIN KHEM CHANDRA JAIN F UR N 19/02/2001 60 67 1300087 1700969 PREETI BAGRI RAKESH KUMAR BAGRI F SC N 01/09/2000 70 68 1300088 1701513 SACHIN RAIKWAR NAND KISHOR RAIKWAR M OBCN N 06/09/1999 66 69 1300089 1701581 NEELESH TRIPATHI GOPAL PRASAD TRIPATHI M UR N 05/03/1998 68 70 1300090 1701584 YUVRAJ TRIPATHI ASHOK TRIPATHI M UR N 10/10/2000 72 71 1300092 1702847 sumi jain Rajendra kumar jain F UR N 09/11/2000 112 72 1300094 1703167 ANIKET SINGH THAKUR MAHENDR SINGH THAKUR M UR N 03/06/2000 100 73 1300095 1703720 PRABAL MISHRA RAVI KUMAR MISHRA M UR N 07/07/2000 78 74 1300096 1704169 RAJAT BHARDWAJ OMPRAKASH SHARMA M UR N 11/07/2000 148 75 1300097 1704186 SOM TRIPATHI SUKHDEV TRIPATHI M UR N 10/11/1997 82 76 1300098 1704352 EKTA RAJE PARMAR SURENDRA SINGH PARMAR F UR N 24/10/2000 66 77 1300099 1704505 NAVNEET SULLEREY SANJAY SULLEREY M UR N 20/04/2000 116 78 1300100 1704689 PARUL SINGH PUSHPENDRA SINGH F UR N 10/11/1999 106 79 1300102 1705923 DEEPESH PATERIYA RAMSWAROOP PATERIYA M UR N 04/02/2001 70 80 1300103 1714868 SAKSHI ARJARIYA VINOD KUMAR F UR N 05/04/1999 70 81 1300104 1706303 BHARAT KUMAR JAIN PAWAN KUMAR M UR N 18/12/1999 66 82 1300105 1706711 ARADHANA CHAURASIA DHARMENDRA KUMAR CHAURASIAF OBCN N 01/10/1999 102 83 1300106 1706880 RAJAT CHATURVEDI UMAKANT CHATURVEDI M UR N 17/03/1999 86 84 1300107 1710232 SAKSHI SAHU SANTOSH KUMAR SAHU F OBCN N 07/11/1999 114 85 1300109 1708097 SONAM AHIRWAR RAJU AHIRWAR F SC N 04/03/1999 84 86 1300110 1708180 SANJAY KABIR PANTHI SURESH PRASAD KABIRPANTHI M SC N 22/07/2000 98 87 1300111 1708439 NAZNEE SIDDIQUI ANIS AHMAD SIDDIQUI F OBCN N 08/09/2000 88 88 1300114 1709092 POOJA PURUSHOTTAM LAL CHOUDHARYF SC N 08/12/1999 82 89 1300115 1709500 SHUBHI GUPTA RAJESH GUPTA F UR N 05/10/1999 138 90 1300116 1709626 SHAILENDRA KUMAR RAIKWAR RAM CHARAN RAIKWAR M OBC N 14/01/1999 76 130 / Page No. : 3 DOCTOR HARISINGH GOUR VISHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.P.) Entrance Test Result - 2017 Roll Number wise List of all Candidates Programme Code : U.G. 130 - B.Sc.(Bio Group) Sr. No Roll No. Form No. Name Father Name Gender Category PC DOB Marks 91 1300117 1709687 SANSKAR ASATI SATISHKUMAR ASATI M UR N 07/07/2000 92 92 1300118 1709784 SURENDRA AHIRWAR PAISHWANI AHIRWAR M SC N 07/06/2000 58 93 1300119 1709838 RAJENDRA AHIRWAR RAJA RAM AHIRWAR M SC N 05/06/2001 58 94 1300120 1710342 RAVINDRA SINGH YADAV KARAN SINGH M OBCN N 17/10/2000 70 95 1300121 1710393 JEETENDRA SINGH BAGRI BHOLA PRASAD BAGRI M SC N 29/05/1999 66 96 1300122 1710399 JAGDEESH AHIRWAR NANDI AHIRWAR M SC N 04/06/1999 84 97 1300124 1711063 MANOJ KUMAR KONDAR PANCHAMLAL M ST N 05/07/1999 64 98 1300125 1711350 SHIVANI YADAV PRATAP SINGH YADAV F UR N 01/05/1998 72 99 1300126 1711784 RAJA BABU PATEL LALLU M OBCN N 08/06/1999 74 100 1300127 1711803 VIVEK KUMAR PATEL RAJKARAN M OBCN N 07/11/1999 58 101 1300128 1711968 CHATUR KUMAR KHUMAN M OBCN N 05/03/1998 62 102 1300129 1712296 PUSHPENDRA PATHAK PARASHURAM PATHAK M UR N 04/07/1999 64 103 1300130 1712383 ANSHUL KHATIK SHANKAR M SC N 08/07/1998 86 104 1300131 1712497 SONAL JAIN CHANDRA BAHN JAIN F UR N 03/07/1999 96 105 1300132 1712866 MUSKAN GUPTA MAHENDRA GUPTA F UR N 15/07/1999 78 106 1300133 1713178 PREETI PATEL BRAJ MOHAN F OBCN N 05/01/1998 120 107 1300134 1713184 ANI JAIN ASHOK JAIN F UR N 26/06/2000 76 108 1300136 1713661 YOGENDRA SINGH PARMAR SHYAM SINGH PARMAR M UR N 04/05/1998 92 109 1300137 1713771 KAJAL AHIRWAR HARICHARAN F SC N 16/10/1999 84 110 1300139 1714056 SHIVAM VISHWAKARMA RAKESH M OBCN N 20/09/1999 54 111 1300140 1714423 NEELAM KUSHWAHA RAM MILAN KUSHWAHA F OBCN N 08/01/2000 78 112 1300142 1714552 MIRAMBIKAA BHATT PRATEEP BHATT F UR N 25/07/1999 98 113 1300145 1714942 POOJA PATEL MOHAN LAL F OBCN N 17/12/1999 58 114 1300146 1700785 GARIMA STEPHEN SHARAD STEPHEN F UR N 24/12/1997 120 115 1300147 1701768 SOUMAYA NEEKHAR RAJESH KUMAR F OBCN N 10/08/1998 66 116 1300148 1705956 VEDANT RAI ASHOK RAI M OBCN N 26/01/1999 136 117 1300149 1711506 ROSHNI BOPCHE DILIP BOPCHE F OBCN N 13/06/2000 96 118 1300150 1712084 SWATI GAUTAM MOHAR LAL GAUTAM F OBCN N 08/04/1999 72 119 1300152 1714824 PALAK BELIYA BHARAT KUMAR BELIYA F SC N 06/08/1997 144 120 1300153 1700007 SEEMESH SINGH LODHI BABU SINGH M OBCN N 05/08/1999 114 130 / Page No.
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