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XII RESULTS 2019.Pdf SRI SATHYA SAI HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, PRASANTINILAYAM XII CBSE BOARD RESULTS 2019 S.NO ROLL NO NAME ENG BIO MAT PHY CHE TOT PER 1 4657692 BHARATH B S 80 98 88 95 95 456 91.2 2 4657693 HARSHIT BHALLA 90 95 95 95 95 470 94 3 4657694 KOMMANA JAYA DURGA S M SUKESH 97 95 56 94 94 436 87.2 4 4657695 PULAK MOHAPATRA 86 98 95 95 95 469 93.8 5 4657696 AYYAGARI SATHYA SAI SRIKAR 93 95 95 95 95 473 94.6 6 4657697 SOMANATH SHYAM SUNDAR 96 97 96 95 96 480 96 7 4657698 SRIRAM S 81 98 94 95 95 463 92.6 S.NO ROLL NO NAME ENG CS MAT PHY CHE TOT PER 8 4657699 ABHINANDAN SENAPATI 94 94 91 94 95 468 93.6 9 4657700 C P ADVAITH 97 97 95 95 95 479 95.8 10 4657701 PANDITI BHAGAWAN 86 99 82 95 94 456 91.2 11 4657702 GOOTY BHARADWAJ 98 98 95 95 95 481 96.2 12 4657703 PASHAULA ESWAR SAI 95 99 95 95 95 479 95.8 13 4657704 HARISH V 95 95 62 95 95 442 88.4 14 4657705 JAGANNIL BANERJEE 96 97 85 94 94 466 93.2 15 4657706 MAYANK SURYA 95 100 95 95 99 484 96.8 16 4657707 DEVULAPALLI SAI AASHISH 93 99 72 92 95 451 90.2 17 4657708 SAI KESHAV SASANAPURI 93 94 83 93 94 457 91.4 18 4657709 SAI SANATHANN KETHANA 98 99 93 95 95 480 96 19 4657710 NARAMSETTY SAI SANTOSH 93 98 95 95 95 476 95.2 20 4657711 SRIDHAR SOLA 96 96 86 92 94 464 92.8 21 4657712 SUNIL KUMAR G V 90 98 95 95 95 473 94.6 22 4657713 S VISHAL 82 99 92 95 95 463 92.6 23 4657714 YASHWANTH NALAM 86 96 95 91 92 460 92 S.NO ROLL NO NAME ENG LAN MAT PHY CHE TOT PER 24 4657715 ADITHYA DEVAN H 90 90 95 95 95 465 93 25 4657716 DUGGARAJU SATYA SAI ADITYA T 90 98 95 95 98 476 95.2 26 4657717 PANCHANGAM KOUSHIK T 93 98 95 91 85 462 92.4 27 4657718 NARKADAMILLI SAHITH T 92 97 95 95 95 474 94.8 28 4657719 SURAVAZULA SAI SATISH T 94 97 95 90 97 473 94.6 29 4657720 SAISHWAR ANAND S 96 98 76 95 95 460 92 30 4657721 CHEBROLU SUMANTH T 92 95 91 95 95 468 93.6 S.NO ROLL NO NAME ENG CS MAT PHY CHE TOT PER 31 4657722 MAHIMA GHOSH 98 94 66 89 86 433 86.6 32 4657723 G SONU NEHAL 93 99 95 95 95 477 95.4 33 4657724 P KIRANMAI 95 93 81 95 92 456 91.2 34 4657725 SAI SANTOSHA LATHA T 91 98 95 95 98 477 95.4 35 4657726 RADHA ANIL BHOJRAJ 97 96 95 95 95 478 95.6 36 4657727 Y SAI TEJASWI MEENAKSHI 95 98 86 95 87 461 92.2 37 4657728 SHIVANGI SAI 98 99 95 93 91 476 95.2 38 4657729 SAI MAHITHA T RAI 94 96 90 95 88 463 92.6 39 4657730 VIBHUTI GUPTA 97 98 95 95 95 480 96 40 4657731 PAYAL SHALINI PUNJABI 98 98 95 95 95 481 96.2 41 4657732 KEERTHI SAI TALLURI 97 89 86 95 86 453 90.6 S.NO ROLL NO NAME ENG CS BIO PHY CHE TOT PER 42 4657733 SAMBHAVI GOLLAPUDI 98 98 96 96 98 486 97.2 43 4657734 MAYUKHA V L 92 93 98 95 95 473 94.6 44 4657735 SAISHA LUTHRA 98 97 98 95 95 483 96.6 45 4657736 SUJANAA SHAARADAA SAI 99 96 100 95 96 486 97.2 S.NO ROLL NO NAME ENG LAN BIO PHY CHE TOT PER 46 4657737 G HARISHA S 94 97 94 88 83 456 91.2 47 4657738 SWARNIMA HINGMANG S 97 99 85 85 73 439 87.8 S.NO ROLL NO NAME ENG LAN BIO PHY CHE TOT PER 48 4657739 CHAITANYA KUMAR H 95 98 95 83 94 465 93 49 4657740 V DAMODHAR NARSINGH HARSHITH S 92 98 97 88 89 464 92.8 50 4657741 NIKHIL SARIPALLI H 96 94 98 95 95 478 95.6 51 4657742 PRAYAS BEHERA S 90 98 95 82 94 459 91.8 52 4657743 SAHIL KUMAR SAHOO S 90 98 95 82 94 459 91.8 53 4657744 ABBIREDDY SAI RAM T 88 91 97 90 87 453 90.6 54 4657745 SAI SUBRAMANYAM BARIK H 90 95 88 77 86 436 87.2 55 4657746 SANYAL KRISHNAJ H 92 97 95 91 94 469 93.8 56 4657747 AMMINENI VISHNU SAI MOKSHAGNA T 95 88 98 95 95 471 94.2 S.NO ROLL NO NAME ENG MAT BS ACC ECO TOT PER 57 4657748 ANISH KOVUR 80 95 94 90 95 454 90.8 58 4657749 AYUSH AGRAWAL 90 95 95 95 94 469 93.8 59 4657750 C S K CHAITANYA 97 96 96 97 95 481 96.2 60 4657751 G RAM PRASAD 80 66 91 89 97 423 84.6 61 4657752 G SAI EASWAR 92 95 95 90 96 468 93.6 62 4657753 CHITIKELA SAI GANESH 95 95 95 94 95 474 94.8 63 4657754 SAIGIRIDHAR VENKATARAMANAN 86 55 91 66 74 372 74.4 64 4657755 V SAI GOVINDA 95 90 95 89 97 466 93.2 65 4657756 KAMATH SUDEEP SUDARSHAN 99 95 95 95 98 482 96.4 66 4657757 A THARUN SAMBANDAN 80 88 95 86 96 445 89 67 4657758 B S VEDAVYAS 95 95 95 96 99 480 96 68 4657759 VEERASAI VISHRUTH TALLAM 95 81 95 87 95 453 90.6 69 4657760 VENKAT VAIBHAV REDDY GURRALA 96 91 97 93 97 474 94.8 70 4657761 T VENKATA SAI ADITYA VARDHAN 94 93 95 84 95 461 92.2 S.NO ROLL NO NAME ENG LAN MAT ACC ECO TOT PER 71 4657762 BOYA CHARAN KUMAR T 91 93 74 74 93 425 85 72 4657763 DUBBUDU ROHITH REDDY T 85 94 95 95 97 466 93.2 73 4657764 SAKE YESWANTH KUMAR T 95 93 78 92 96 454 90.8 S.NO ROLL NO NAME ENG INFOMAT ACC ECO TOT PER 74 4657765 T PREM SUDHEER REDDY 92 100 95 95 98 480 96 75 4657766 UDBHAV BALAJI 81 97 95 95 97 465 93 S.NO ROLL NO NAME ENG CS MAT ACC ECO TOT PER 76 4657767 VEDA VIDYADHAR MASKEY 93 88 62 93 87 423 84.6 S.NO ROLL NO NAME ENG LAN MAT ACC ECO TOT PER 77 4657768 SAI VIBHUTI SHARMA S 94 99 95 95 96 479 95.8 78 4657769 P SAI SUGUNA S 95 99 92 93 95 474 94.8 79 4657770 ISHVARI BHAAVESH MADEKA S 91 98 91 95 95 470 94 80 4657771 K ANANYA SAI S 94 100 88 89 96 467 93.4 81 4657772 MEDA GOWRI PRIYA T 93 97 95 95 99 479 95.8 82 4657773 BHOGINIPETA TEJASWINI T 96 92 95 96 99 478 95.6 83 4657774 VUNDEKODU CHARITHA T 81 94 95 95 97 462 92.4 S.NO ROLL NO NAME ENG LAN BS ACC ECO TOT PER 84 4657775 RATNALA SAI JYOSTHNA DEVI S 83 85 88 67 58 381 76.2 85 4657776 A N S M PRAHARSHITHA S 96 93 95 83 95 462 92.4 86 4657777 SAI VENKAT SHRAVANI S 75 67 81 53 66 342 68.4 87 4657778 APARNAA M S 97 99 99 95 96 486 97.2 88 4657779 SHOURYA CHATURVEDI S 93 95 77 80 90 435 87 89 4657780 SAIPOOJA RAMNATH S 90 99 95 91 98 473 94.6 90 4657781 NIYANTA PATEL S 90 99 95 95 97 476 95.2 91 4657782 VEENA KUMARI S 94 95 95 87 94 465 93 92 4657783 SAISHWARI PATIL S 87 96 95 95 97 470 94 93 4657784 M SAI ANNAPOORNE T 92 89 95 90 98 464 92.8 94 4657785 TELUGUNTLA VENKATA SAI POOJITHA T 91 95 87 88 93 454 90.8 S.NO ROLL NO NAME ENG INFO BS ACC ECO TOT PER 95 4657786 KESHAV 93 95 87 55 75 405 81 96 4657787 CHALLA MEGHA SAI 94 100 95 95 98 482 96.4 97 4657788 SAI MOHIT GARG 85 98 95 95 95 468 93.6 98 4657789 SAIRAJ BHAGAT 91 98 95 89 95 468 93.6 99 4657790 MELLACHERUVU VENKATA SAI SATHVIK 96 91 94 74 87 442 88.4 100 4657791 C V ABHINAV MENON 86 95 83 86 86 436 87.2 S.NO ROLL NO NAME ENG LAN BS ACC ECO TOT PER 101 4657792 MUKUND MISHRA S 92 99 95 86 97 469 93.8 102 4657793 K PARTHASARADI REDDY T 90 93 79 57 84 403 80.6 103 4657794 KOTRA RAVI TEJA T 96 96 95 85 95 467 93.4 104 4657795 PALLE SAI JAGAN MOHAN REDDY T 93 93 94 87 94 461 92.2 105 4657796 GOLLA SAI PAVAN KUMAR T 86 86 85 59 90 406 81.2 106 4657797 TANUKU SAI VARDHAN S 80 79 88 78 76 401 80.2 107 4657798 SAIKRISHNA HEMANTKUMAR PATEL H 90 75 81 66 78 390 78 108 4657799 R R SARVAGNA KUMAR S 68 67 74 60 63 332 66.4 109 4657800 SAURABH SUMAN H 87 98 95 77 95 452 90.4 110 4657801 SAMAKOTI SIVASAI S 86 90 91 71 93 431 86.2 111 4657802 G SREE VARSHAN S 90 79 82 66 79 396 79.2 112 4657803 SUNNY SANJAY MEHTA H 85 92 95 82 98 452 90.4 113 4657804 VIRAT CHAUHAN S 90 66 87 55 55 353 70.6 114 4657805 RANGANATHAPURA MOHANKUMAR AJITHS 88 90 71 68 77 394 78.8 .
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