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State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra State, Mumbai STATE COMMON ENTRANCE TEST CELL, MAHARASHTRA STATE, MUMBAI. ROUND 2 ALLOCATION LIST FOR ALL INDIA CANDIDATURE TYPE (OMS) CANDIDATES FOR LL.B-3 YEAR FULL TIME REGULAR COURSE FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2019-20 Candidate Candidate Alloted Preference Sr. No. Form No. Merit No. Name of the Candidate CET Marks Quota Alloted Type College Code College Name Gender Category Category No 3682 L319003043 1 ANIKET RANJAN Male OPEN 110 OMS OPEN GENERAL 1 24121001 Government Law College 3683 L319005635 2 VASUNDHARA VEDULA Female OPEN 110 OMS OPEN GENERAL 1 24121001 Government Law College 3684 L319014026 3 SHIKHA MOHINI Female OPEN 110 OMS OPEN GENERAL 1 24121001 Government Law College 3685 L319012297 4 SREEVISHNU SREEDHARAN Male OPEN 109 OMS OPEN GENERAL 1 24121001 Government Law College 3686 L319001646 5 MANI SOLANKI Female OPEN 108 OMS OPEN GENERAL 1 24121001 Government Law College PRASANTH KUMAR RAJU PUNIPARTHI 3687 L319008338 6 Male OPEN 107 OMS OPEN GENERAL 1 24121001 Government Law College VENKATESWARA 3688 L319028790 7 CHAVI MALHOTRA Female OPEN 107 OMS OPEN GENERAL 1 24121001 Government Law College 3689 L319008012 8 ADARSH VASUDEVA Male OPEN 107 OMS OPEN GENERAL 1 24121001 Government Law College 3690 L319012858 9 SELVAKUMAR R Male OPEN 107 OMS OPEN GENERAL 1 24121001 Government Law College 3691 L319004417 10 BISHAL DEBNATH Male OPEN 107 OMS OPEN GENERAL 1 26421007 ILS LAW COLLEGE,PUNE 3692 L319000026 11 AADITYA SINGH Male OPEN 107 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 24621003 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM LAW COLLEGE, MUMBAI - 400020 3693 L319000910 12 SANSKRITI TOMAR Female OPEN 107 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 26421007 ILS LAW COLLEGE,PUNE 3694 L319009596 13 VIKAS VASHISTH Male OPEN 106 OMS OPEN GENERAL 1 26421007 ILS LAW COLLEGE,PUNE 3695 L319024120 15 PARINIKA IMA Female OPEN 106 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 24421004 Vidya Prasarak Mandal's Thane Municipal Corporation Law College, Thane 3696 L319008567 16 SHREYANSH SINGHVI Male OPEN 106 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 24621003 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM LAW COLLEGE, MUMBAI - 400020 3697 L319000209 17 NIKET KHANDELWAL Male OPEN 106 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 26421007 ILS LAW COLLEGE,PUNE 3698 L319023904 18 AKSHAY VERMA Male OPEN 106 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 24621003 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM LAW COLLEGE, MUMBAI - 400020 3699 L319024655 20 SUGANDHA JOSHI Female OPEN 105 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 26421007 ILS LAW COLLEGE,PUNE 3700 L319023051 21 VIVEK SHUKLA Male OPEN 105 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 26421007 ILS LAW COLLEGE,PUNE 3701 L319008187 23 AYUSHI SHRIVASTAVA Female OPEN 104 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621003 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM LAW COLLEGE, MUMBAI - 400020 3702 L319008444 24 NEELANK BIHANI Male OPEN 104 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 24621003 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM LAW COLLEGE, MUMBAI - 400020 3703 L319010236 25 MARUTI KAMATH Male OPEN 104 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 24621003 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM LAW COLLEGE, MUMBAI - 400020 3704 L319005263 26 AISHWARY PURANIK Male OPEN 104 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621003 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM LAW COLLEGE, MUMBAI - 400020 3705 L319000881 27 ROHAN SHARMA Male OPEN 104 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621003 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM LAW COLLEGE, MUMBAI - 400020 3706 L319000065 29 SAHIL SHARMA Male OPEN 104 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 24621002 GOPALDAS JHAMATMAL ADVANI LAW COLLEGE 3707 L319026478 30 KUNAL KARAN Male OPEN 104 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 26821013 SINHGAD LAW COLLEGE 1 STATE COMMON ENTRANCE TEST CELL, MAHARASHTRA STATE, MUMBAI. ROUND 2 ALLOCATION LIST FOR ALL INDIA CANDIDATURE TYPE (OMS) CANDIDATES FOR LL.B-3 YEAR FULL TIME REGULAR COURSE FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2019-20 Candidate Candidate Alloted Preference Sr. No. Form No. Merit No. Name of the Candidate CET Marks Quota Alloted Type College Code College Name Gender Category Category No 3708 L319007575 31 RISHABH MITRA Male OPEN 104 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24821004 Adv. Balasaheb Apte College of Law 3709 L319002756 32 UJJAWAL Male OPEN 104 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621003 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM LAW COLLEGE, MUMBAI - 400020 3710 L319012620 33 ANIL KUMAR PANDEY Male OPEN 103 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 26821017 Marathwada Mitra Mandal's Shankarrao Chavan Law College, Pune 3711 L319020659 35 SHRADHA SAMPURNA Female OPEN 103 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24421003 Siddharth College of Law 3712 L319001703 37 LIANTA THERES RAJU Female OPEN 103 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621003 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM LAW COLLEGE, MUMBAI - 400020 3713 L319003243 38 CHINCHAI CHHAICHI YANG Male OPEN 103 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 24621003 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM LAW COLLEGE, MUMBAI - 400020 3714 L319002092 39 VISHWAJEET AHUJA Male OPEN 102 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 24621003 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM LAW COLLEGE, MUMBAI - 400020 3715 L319002532 40 GIRESH MANGAL Male OPEN 102 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 24621003 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM LAW COLLEGE, MUMBAI - 400020 3716 L319001078 41 MADHURI VIJAY VYAS Female OPEN 102 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 24621001 Jitendra Chauhan College of Law 3717 L319017765 42 SAKSHI MAHAJAN Female OPEN 102 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621003 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM LAW COLLEGE, MUMBAI - 400020 3718 L319003161 43 DRISHTI SHARMA Female OPEN 102 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621002 GOPALDAS JHAMATMAL ADVANI LAW COLLEGE 3719 L319020191 44 IPSHITA SINGH Female OPEN 102 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621002 GOPALDAS JHAMATMAL ADVANI LAW COLLEGE 3720 L319015903 45 SHUBHANGINI BHANDARI Female OPEN 102 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621002 GOPALDAS JHAMATMAL ADVANI LAW COLLEGE 3721 L319000133 46 MISHTI NAVEEN Female OPEN 102 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621003 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM LAW COLLEGE, MUMBAI - 400020 3722 L319000446 47 JANMEJAY PRATAP SINGH Male OPEN 102 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621002 GOPALDAS JHAMATMAL ADVANI LAW COLLEGE 3723 L319000222 48 SAUMYA SAHNI Female OPEN 102 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621003 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM LAW COLLEGE, MUMBAI - 400020 3724 L319002555 51 ANOOP PANDEY Male OPEN 102 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 24621002 GOPALDAS JHAMATMAL ADVANI LAW COLLEGE 3725 L319022479 52 RATI ARORA Female OPEN 102 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621003 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM LAW COLLEGE, MUMBAI - 400020 3726 L319026720 53 SHRISHTI BAJPAI Female OPEN 102 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24721001 RIZVI LAW COLLEGE 3727 L319012246 55 SUMIT SINHA Male OPEN 101 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 24621002 GOPALDAS JHAMATMAL ADVANI LAW COLLEGE 3728 L319019172 57 JAYESH KAPOORCHAND BALDOTA Male OPEN 101 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24721002 M.K.E.S. COLLEGE OF LAW 3729 L319000525 60 MALVIKA DOSHI Female OPEN 101 OMS OPEN GENERAL 4 24421003 Siddharth College of Law 3730 L319007544 61 JWALA JOSE Female OPEN 101 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 26821016 DES Shri Navalmal Firodia Law College 3731 L319004225 62 KANIKA MAWRI Female OPEN 101 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621003 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM LAW COLLEGE, MUMBAI - 400020 2 STATE COMMON ENTRANCE TEST CELL, MAHARASHTRA STATE, MUMBAI. ROUND 2 ALLOCATION LIST FOR ALL INDIA CANDIDATURE TYPE (OMS) CANDIDATES FOR LL.B-3 YEAR FULL TIME REGULAR COURSE FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2019-20 Candidate Candidate Alloted Preference Sr. No. Form No. Merit No. Name of the Candidate CET Marks Quota Alloted Type College Code College Name Gender Category Category No 3732 L319002504 63 ADITYA JATIN JOSHI Male OPEN 101 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621002 GOPALDAS JHAMATMAL ADVANI LAW COLLEGE 3733 L319016856 64 GAGAN KELHANKA Male OPEN 101 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621003 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM LAW COLLEGE, MUMBAI - 400020 3734 L319013326 65 CHAVALI VISHWANATH Male OPEN 100 OMS OPEN GENERAL 1 24621003 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM LAW COLLEGE, MUMBAI - 400020 3735 L319000496 66 KAVYA MODI Female OPEN 100 OMS OPEN OPEN_Female 5 25922001 S.N.D.T. Women's University's Law School 3736 L319004807 67 MAYANK SHARMA Male OPEN 100 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24421002 Modern Education Society's New Law College 3737 L319007972 68 HARSHANA BISEN Female OPEN 100 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 24421002 Modern Education Society's New Law College 3738 L319003942 69 RIA YADAV Female OPEN 100 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621002 GOPALDAS JHAMATMAL ADVANI LAW COLLEGE 3739 L319005983 70 KARUNA NIDHI Female OPEN 100 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24721001 RIZVI LAW COLLEGE 3740 L319009844 71 JATIN RANCHHODBHAI GAJJAR Male OPEN 100 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621001 Jitendra Chauhan College of Law 3741 L319014221 72 APOORVA SHARMA Female OPEN 100 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 26821016 DES Shri Navalmal Firodia Law College 3742 L319001761 73 BINEETA JAIN Female OPEN 99 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621001 Jitendra Chauhan College of Law 3743 L319002628 74 ANUJ VALIYA RAKKANCHATH Male OPEN 99 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621001 Jitendra Chauhan College of Law 3744 L319000764 75 ANIRUDH P Male OPEN 99 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621002 GOPALDAS JHAMATMAL ADVANI LAW COLLEGE 3745 L319001533 76 RUDRANI GHOSHAL Female OPEN 99 OMS OPEN OPEN_Female 2 25922001 S.N.D.T. Women's University's Law School 3746 L319003717 77 MANSI SUGYA Female OPEN 99 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 18421003 BHARATI VIDYAPEETH'S NEW LAW COLLEGE KOLHAPUR 3747 L319027208 78 ANANYA DOBHAL Female OPEN 99 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621002 GOPALDAS JHAMATMAL ADVANI LAW COLLEGE 3748 L319006477 79 ANAND KUMAR Male OPEN 99 OMS OPEN GENERAL 5 24621001 Jitendra Chauhan College of Law 3749 L319000004 80 DEEPAK KUMAR Male OPEN 99 OMS OPEN GENERAL 4 24621002 GOPALDAS JHAMATMAL ADVANI LAW COLLEGE 3750 L319001169 81 SHAMBHAVEE TRIPATHI Female OPEN 99 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 26421006 NEW LAW COLLEGE AHMEDNAGAR 3751 L319004344 82 YOGITA RADHEY SHYAM TRIPATHI Female OPEN 98 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621002 GOPALDAS JHAMATMAL ADVANI LAW COLLEGE 3752 L319001154 83 AKSHITA PHOPHALIA Female OPEN 98 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24621001 Jitendra Chauhan College of Law 3753 L319001651 84 AKSHAT TIWARY Male OPEN 98 OMS OPEN GENERAL 2 24621001 Jitendra Chauhan College of Law 3754 L319017944 85 SHRAVYA SATISH SHETTY Female OPEN 98 OMS OPEN GENERAL 3 24421003 Siddharth College of Law 3755 L319019960 86 MRINAL RATNAM SHAHI Male OPEN 98 OMS OPEN GENERAL 4 24421003
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