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Madhya Pradesh Bhoj (Open) University, Bhopal Result Sheet of Bsc (3Ydc) Second Year 2015 PG NO # 1 MADHYA PRADESH BHOJ (OPEN) UNIVERSITY, BHOPAL RESULT SHEET OF BSC (3YDC) SECOND YEAR 2015 STUDY CENTRE : MACHALPUR, DIST.- RAJGARH (MP) (0104) REGIONAL CENTRE : BHOPAL [01] SLNO ROLL NO NAME OF STUDENT S/D/W OF RESULT TOTAL MS NO 1 11010409033 JAGDISH RATHOR VISHNU PRASAD PASS 0406 / 0690 B40500001 2 11010409065 NANDKISHOR CARPENTER RATANLAL PASS 0323 / 0690 B40500002 3 12010409009 SACHIN KUMAR DANGI KALU LAL DANGI PASS 0424 / 0690 B40500003 4 12010409029 ISHWAR SINGH PUR SINGH W.H. UFM 0260 / 0690 XXXXX 5 12010409054 RANU RATHOR PREMSINGH RATHOR W.H. UFM 0343 / 0690 XXXXX 6 12010409086 PRAKASH MALI BALCHAND MALI PASS 0384 / 0690 B40500006 7 12010409088 RAJESH DANGI ONKAR LAL PASS 0392 / 0690 B40500007 8 12010409100 PAWAN KUMAR PARMAR GANGARAM PARMAR W.H. UFM 0303 / 0690 XXXXX 9 13010409001 BHAVESH NAGAR RAMESH CHANDRA NAGAR PASS 0389 / 0690 B40500009 10 13010409003 MANOJ PATIDAR RAKESH PATIDAR SUPP CHEM TH. 0288 / 0690 B40500010 11 13010409004 ABHISHEK KHANDELWAL DEEPAK KKANDHELWAL PASS 0377 / 0690 B40500011 12 13010409005 ARUN RATHORE OMPRAKASH RATHORE PASS 0386 / 0690 B40500012 13 13010409007 YOGESH RATHORE ASHOK RAHTORE PASS 0318 / 0690 B40500013 14 13010409008 DURGA PANWAR BHAGWAN SINGH PASS 0386 / 0690 B40500014 15 13010409009 DWARKI LAL BHILALA SITARAM BHILALA FAIL 0263 / 0690 B40500015 16 13010409010 DINESH SEN RAMESHCHAND SEN PASS 0381 / 0690 B40500016 17 13010409011 SANJU CARPENTER KALU SINGH CARPENTER PASS 0390 / 0690 B40500017 18 13010409012 MANISH RATHORE DAYARAM RATHORE PASS 0325 / 0690 B40500018 19 13010409013 DHAPU GURJAR VISHNU PRASAD GURJAR PASS 0340 / 0690 B40500019 20 13010409014 BAJRANG RATHORE PRABHU LAL RATHORE PASS 0309 / 0690 B40500020 21 13010409015 FARHAN KHAN FAREED KHAN PASS 0325 / 0690 B40500021 22 13010409016 DURGA SHANKAR VERMA RAM CHANDRA VERMA NOT APPEARED / FAIL 0000 / 0690 B40500022 23 13010409018 ASHOK KUMAR RATHOR PRABHU LAL RATHOR PASS 0404 / 0690 B40500023 24 13010409020 DEEPAK KUMAR SEN VISHNU PRASAD SEN PASS 0420 / 0690 B40500024 25 13010409021 JITENDRA BHAWSAR OM PRAKASH BHAWSAR PASS 0349 / 0690 B40500025 26 13010409022 BIRAM SINGH PANWAR DULHE SINGH PANWAR PASS 0364 / 0690 B40500026 27 13010409023 MOHAN LAL TAILOR DEVI LAL PASS 0353 / 0690 B40500027 28 13010409024 RITU BECHOTE SATYANARAYAN BECHOTE PASS 0380 / 0690 B40500028 29 13010409025 BEERAM SINGH KUMBHAKAR BHANWAR LAL KUMBHAKAR PASS 0388 / 0690 B40500029 30 13010409026 RAJESH KUMAR RADHE SHYAM PASS 0364 / 0690 B40500030 31 13010409027 RAM BABU DANGI BAL CHAND DANGI PASS 0390 / 0690 B40500031 32 13010409028 BAJRANG SINGH SISODIYA RANJEET SINGH SISODIYA PASS 0399 / 0690 B40500032 33 13010409029 MUKESH KUMAR RATHORE RAM PRASAD RATHORE PASS 0326 / 0690 B40500033 34 13010409030 KAMAL KAMAL SINGH KISHAN LAL PASS 0365 / 0690 B40500034 35 13010409032 GAJRAJ SINGH CHOUHAN KANWAR LAL CHOUHAN PASS 0371 / 0690 B40500035 36 13010409034 ADITYA TRIVEDI DILIP KUMAR TRIVEDI PASS 0358 / 0690 B40500036 37 13010409035 GAYATRI RATHORE GOPAL RATHORE PASS 0394 / 0690 B40500037 38 13010409036 REENA RATHOR DEEPCHAND RATHOR PASS 0401 / 0690 B40500038 39 13010409040 RINKU DANGI RAM PRASAD DANGI PASS 0361 / 0690 B40500039 PMNA - Prev Year Marks Not Available , UFM - Unfair Means , NARL or $ - Not Available in RollList , #-Offline PG NO # 2 MADHYA PRADESH BHOJ (OPEN) UNIVERSITY, BHOPAL RESULT SHEET OF BSC (3YDC) SECOND YEAR 2015 STUDY CENTRE : MACHALPUR, DIST.- RAJGARH (MP) (0104) REGIONAL CENTRE : BHOPAL [01] SLNO ROLL NO NAME OF STUDENT S/D/W OF RESULT TOTAL MS NO 40 13010409042 BHARTI BAIRAGI BAJRANG BAIRAGI PASS 0351 / 0690 B40500040 41 13010409043 NISHA CARPENTER BADRILAL CARPENTER PASS 0354 / 0690 B40500041 42 13010409045 RADHE SHYAM DANGI MAN SINGH DANGI PASS 0319 / 0690 B40500042 43 13010409046 PAVITRA MALVIYA PRABHULAL MALVIYA PASS 0335 / 0690 B40500043 44 13010409047 POOJA CARPENTER VISHNU PRASAD CARPENTER PASS 0349 / 0690 B40500044 45 13010409048 ANITA BARDANIYA ISHVER SINGH BARDANIYA PASS 0361 / 0690 B40500045 46 13010409049 SUNITA DANGI SHYAMLAL DANGI W.H. PMNA 0366 / 0690 XXXXX 47 13010409051 SIDDU GURJAR MOTILAL GURJAR PASS 0337 / 0690 B40500047 48 13010409052 MEGHA AGRAWAL CHANDMAL AGRAWAL PASS 0399 / 0690 B40500048 49 13010409053 MOHIT VAISHNAV BALCHANDRA VAISHNAV PASS 0341 / 0690 B40500049 50 13010409059 BHERU LAL GURJAR LAL JI GURJAR PASS 0350 / 0690 B40500050 51 13010409060 RAJPAL SINGH BAL SINGH W.H. PMNA 0397 / 0690 XXXXX 52 13010409061 RAVI KUSHWAH JAGDISH KUSHWAH PASS 0335 / 0690 B40500052 53 13010409063 BAJRANG DANGI MANOHARLAL DANGI PASS 0316 / 0690 B40500053 54 13010409064 DIMPAL BHAWSAR DIPCHAND BHAWSAR PASS 0369 / 0690 B40500054 55 13010409065 DEV SINGH DANGI VIJAY SINGH DANGI PASS 0334 / 0690 B40500055 56 13010409068 BHUPENDRA SINGH CHOUHAN BHAWANI SINGH CHOUHAN PASS 0303 / 0690 B40500056 57 13010409069 ANUSUEYA TEJRA DEVI LAL TEJRA PASS 0361 / 0690 B40500057 58 13010409070 NAVEEN SHARMA BRAJMOHAN SHARMA PASS 0354 / 0690 B40500058 59 13010409071 DURGA DANGI GOKUL PRASAD DANGI PASS 0411 / 0690 B40500059 60 13010409072 RAMNARAYAN JANGADE KANHAIYA LAL JANGADE PASS 0365 / 0690 B40500060 61 13010409073 BANWARI LAL RATHOR SHIV NARAYAN RATHOR SUPP PHY TH. 0341 / 0690 B40500061 62 13010409074 SONU PATIDAR RAMBABU PATIDAR PASS 0348 / 0690 B40500062 63 13010409075 BHERULAL RATHORE VISHNU PRASAD RATHORE PASS 0285 / 0690 B40500063 64 13010409077 LAKHAN BAIRAGI RAM VILASH PASS 0343 / 0690 B40500064 65 13010409078 RITESH KUMAR DEVKARAN PASS 0341 / 0690 B40500065 66 13010409079 GOVIND PATIDAR VISHNU PRASAD PASS 0358 / 0690 B40500066 67 13010409080 RAHUL PATIDAR BALCHAND PATIDAR PASS 0358 / 0690 B40500067 68 13010409081 NIRMALA BAIRAGI DILEEP KUMAR BAIRAGI PASS 0375 / 0690 B40500068 69 13010409082 RITU TEJRA PHOOLCHAND TEJRA PASS 0329 / 0690 B40500069 70 13010409083 MAHESH MALAKAR ONKAR LAL PASS 0320 / 0690 B40500070 71 13010409086 SHEIKH GULABSHA SHEIKH RAFIK PASS 0373 / 0690 B40500071 72 13010409087 SONIKA GUPTA SATYA NARAYAN GUPTA PASS 0318 / 0690 B40500072 73 13010409088 ARPITA GUPTA JAGDISH GUPTA PASS 0342 / 0690 B40500073 74 13010409089 PAWAN KUMAR BAL KISHAN PASS 0318 / 0690 B40500074 75 13010409090 TEENA DANGI PURI LAL PASS 0362 / 0690 B40500075 76 13010409091 POOJA JENIWAL BALKRISHNA JENIWAL PASS 0360 / 0690 B40500076 77 13010409092 RAJANI GUJARATI SHYAM SUNDAR PASS 0329 / 0690 B40500077 78 13010409094 RISHI RAJ SINGH JODHANA BHAGWAN SINGH JODHANA SUPP FC TH. 0262 / 0690 B40500078 PMNA - Prev Year Marks Not Available , UFM - Unfair Means , NARL or $ - Not Available in RollList , #-Offline PG NO # 3 MADHYA PRADESH BHOJ (OPEN) UNIVERSITY, BHOPAL RESULT SHEET OF BSC (3YDC) SECOND YEAR 2015 STUDY CENTRE : MACHALPUR, DIST.- RAJGARH (MP) (0104) REGIONAL CENTRE : BHOPAL [01] SLNO ROLL NO NAME OF STUDENT S/D/W OF RESULT TOTAL MS NO 79 13010409095 SHIVRAJ KIRAR KEWAL SINGH FAIL 0237 / 0690 B40500079 80 13010409096 BANESINGH DANGI BAPU LAL PASS 0315 / 0690 B40500080 81 13010409097 VISHNU PRASAD BAPU LAL PASS 0346 / 0690 B40500081 82 13010409098 SAURAM DANGI KANHAIYALAL DANGI SUPP FC TH. 0311 / 0690 B40500082 83 13010409099 KANYA VERMA NARAYAN VERMA PASS 0343 / 0690 B40500083 84 13010409100 NARVAR SINGH SISODIYA MAN SINGH SISODIYA PASS 0399 / 0690 B40500084 85 13010409102 BHERULAL OSARA RODMAL OSARA PASS 0410 / 0690 B40500085 86 13010409103 MAHESH VERMA KAILASH VERMA PASS 0325 / 0690 B40500086 87 13010409105 REENA CARPENTER MANGILAL CARPENTER PASS 0341 / 0690 B40500087 88 13010409107 MONIKA RATHOR MUKESH RATHOR PASS 0326 / 0690 B40500088 89 13010409109 PANKAJ CHOUDHARY RODMAL CHOUDHARY PASS 0363 / 0690 B40500089 90 13010409110 RAHUL KUMAR MALVIYA DEVI LAL MALVIYA SUPP FC TH. 0338 / 0690 B40500090 91 13010409112 PANKAJ YADAV SHANKARLAL YADAV PASS 0310 / 0690 B40500091 92 13010409113 GOVIND KUMBHAKAR JAGNNATH KUMBHAKAR SUPP CHEM PR. 0273 / 0690 B40500092 93 13010409115 DIPIKA GUPTA RAMESH CHANDRA GUPTA PASS 0361 / 0690 B40500093 94 13010409116 VAIBHAV SHAKYA PRATAP SINGH SHAKYA FAIL 0017 / 0690 B40500094 95 13010409117 UMA GURJAR LAL SINGH GURJAR PASS 0385 / 0690 B40500095 96 13010409119 DEVENDRA KUMAR SONI LAKSHMINARAYAN SONI PASS 0350 / 0690 B40500096 97 13010409120 SAPANA TAILOR VISHNU PRASAD TAILOR PASS 0392 / 0690 B40500097 98 13010409121 PRATIKSHA JOSHI SHYAM SUNDAR JOSHI PASS 0388 / 0690 B40500098 99 13010409123 CHANDAN TAILOR RAMESH CHANDRA TAILOR PASS 0341 / 0690 B40500099 100 13010409124 VARSHA JOSHI ASHOK PASS 0348 / 0690 B40500100 101 13010409126 KAILASH CHANDRA MARU BAL CHANDA MARU PASS 0375 / 0690 B40500101 102 13010409127 RAKESH KUMAR SEN RAMPRASAD SEN PASS 0339 / 0690 B40500102 103 13010409128 PANKAJ DANGI SURESH KUMAR DANGI W.H. UFM 0401 / 0690 XXXXX 104 13010409130 DEVENDRA KUSHWAHA RAM CHANDRA PASS 0338 / 0690 B40500104 105 13010409132 ARJUN SINGH GURJAR RAM LAL GURJAR PASS 0292 / 0690 B40500105 106 13010409133 KALYAN SINGH GURJAR POOR SINGH PASS 0341 / 0690 B40500106 107 13010409136 LAKSHMINARAYAN GURJAR ROSHANSINGH GURJAR PASS 0350 / 0690 B40500107 108 13010409137 KALI MALAKAR RAMCHANDRA MALAKAR SUPP CHEM TH.PR. 0268 / 0690 B40500108 109 13010409138 SATYANARAYAN CHOUHAN KAILASH SINGH CHOUHAN PASS 0334 / 0690 B40500109 110 13010409139 LALIT CHOUHAN MANOHAR SINGH PASS 0337 / 0690 B40500110 111 13010409140 GAJENDRA KUMAR BAIRAGI SHIV PRASAD PASS 0341 / 0690 B40500111 112 13010409141 SATYANARAYAN DANGI UNKAR LAL DANGI SUPP BOT TH. 0295 / 0690 B40500112 113 13010409142 ASHA LITHARE ZUNMAKLAL PASS 0434 / 0690 B40500113 114 13010409145 REKHA DANGI VISHNU PRASAD DANGI PASS 0365 / 0690 B40500114 115 13010409146 SANDEEP KUMAR DANGI RADHE SHYAM DANGI PASS 0381 / 0690 B40500115 116 13010409148 DILIP PATIDAR RAMGOPAL PATIDAR
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