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Vacancy No. 18061114309 Post Name : Assistant Professor (Applied Art) Vacancy No. 18061114309 Post Name : Assistant Professor (Applied Art) Sl. No. Roll No. Appl. No. Name 1 1 16109878436 AASHIMA MARWAHA 2 2 16109864400 ABHISHEK KUMAR PRAJAPATI 3 3 16109871617 AJAY KUMAR 4 4 16109879326 AJAY YADAV 5 5 16109883917 AJAY KALWANIYA 6 6 16109884593 AJEET KUMAR SINGH 7 7 16109858192 AJENDRA SINGH 8 8 16109879049 AKANKSHA TANWAR 9 9 16109882200 AKANKSHA VISHWAKARMA 10 10 16109825164 AKHIL RAJ KV 11 11 16109861811 AKHILESH KUMAR VERMA 12 12 16109881006 AMISHA GUPTA 13 13 16109876911 AMIT KUMAR 14 14 16109871076 AMIT SINGH 15 15 16109866640 AMIT SUTRAKAR 16 16 16109874032 AMIT KUMAR 17 17 16109872483 ANAMIKA SINGH 18 18 16109880404 ANANYA SINGH 19 19 16109879717 ANJALI DASHORA 20 20 16109873673 ANJALI JAYANT 21 21 16109886669 ANJANI KUMAR KASHYAP 22 22 16109885131 ANKITA MAJUMDAR 23 23 16109874979 ANKUR DEV 24 24 16109873923 ANU SHARMA 25 25 16109856735 ANUPAMA KUMARI 26 26 16109880098 ANUSRI SAHA 27 27 16109886437 ARUN KUMAR 28 28 16109858241 ARVIND KUMAR RAJPUT 29 29 16109857465 ASHOK 30 30 16109856287 ASHWINI BABAN KUNDALWAL 31 31 16109857490 AVISHEK BHATTACHARYA 32 32 16109858684 BHARTIPRAVEEN KUMAR INDRAJEET 33 33 16109879488 BHUMIKA SHAIL 34 34 16109881085 CHANDAN KUMAR 35 35 16109877295 DECHEN ANGMO 36 36 16109869180 DEEP GOBINDA CHOWDHURY 37 37 16109872974 DEEPAYAN MAITRA 38 38 16109886914 DHARMENDRA KUMAR YADAV 39 39 16109880244 DHIRENDRA PRATAP OJHA 40 40 16109855712 DURGA SHARMA 41 41 16109845190 EKTA SHARMA 42 42 16109866336 ESHA AHSAN 43 43 16109856564 GAURAV DHIMAN 44 44 16109877288 GAURAV GANGWAR 45 45 16109868730 HANINDER 46 46 16109859029 HARISH S H 47 47 16109857808 INDRAJEET NITINRAO BANGALE 48 48 16109887271 ISHPREET SINGH SODHI 49 49 16109868395 ISMAT PAL SINGH 50 50 16109856160 JANHVI PATEL 51 51 16109858040 JANHVI PATEL 52 52 16109872570 JITENDRA PURUSHOTTAM GAJBHIYE 53 53 16109859177 JYOTI MATHUR 54 54 16109886935 KALPANA MEENA 55 55 16109873462 KALPESH HARISHCHANDRA GOSAVI 56 56 16109841140 KAMLESH KUMAR VERMA 57 57 16109881326 KANCHAN GUPTA 58 58 16109837629 KANDARPA DAS 59 59 16109859443 KARUNESH KUMAR KAIN 60 60 16109885552 KARUPPUSAMY PARAMASIVAM 61 61 16109882847 KAVITA 62 62 16109885072 KAVITA VERMA 63 63 16109859480 KISHOR KUMAR MEENA 64 64 16109883401 KRISHNA SINGH 65 65 16109858062 KRISHNA GANPAT SAWANT 66 66 16109872143 KRISHNA KUMAR SINGH 67 67 16109885255 KUNDAN KUMAR 68 68 16109873191 LOVELY TOMAR 69 69 16109873851 MACHENDAR SALABADRI 70 70 16109882368 MALLIKA CHAUDHARY 71 71 16109887706 MANMOHAN VASHISHT 72 72 16109887633 MANU SHARMA 73 73 16109876517 MEGHNA BINDAL 74 74 16109834810 MERAJUN NABI 75 75 16109859934 MONIKA 76 76 16109887765 MURTI 77 77 16109857785 NAMITA VERMA 78 78 16109859427 NAMRATA VERMA 79 79 16109874224 NANDU KUMAR 80 80 16109878397 NANDU KUMAR 81 81 16109886389 NAUSHAD AHMED 82 82 16109855854 NAVEEN KUMAR VISHWAKARMA 83 83 16109859311 NEERAJ RATHEE 84 84 16109868023 NEETI JOSHI 85 85 16109880039 NEHA SINGH 86 86 16109878376 NIDHI VISHWAKARMA 87 87 16109868858 NITIKA TANWAR 88 88 16109880002 NOOPUR SHARMA 89 89 16109871593 NOOR US SABA 90 90 16109876142 OMPAL SINGH 91 91 16109834447 P SULEKHA 92 92 16109868435 PANKAJ 93 93 16109880484 PAVANESH KUMAR BIND 94 94 16109871589 PEEYUSH KUMAR GUPTA 95 95 16109867113 POONAM 96 96 16109860624 PRACHI SAINI 97 97 16109859642 PRADIP VISHVAKARMA 98 98 16109855847 PRAMOD KUMAR 99 99 16109885482 PRANAY RAMDAS KUWAR 100 100 16109824016 PRASHANT SAHU 101 101 16109824987 PRASHI SAXENA 102 102 16109880517 PUJA KHANNA 103 103 16109870556 PURUSHOTTAM PRABHAKAR JAWARKAR 104 104 16109870996 RAJEEV RANJAN 105 105 16109871979 RAJEN DER KUMAR 106 106 16109855692 RAJVIR 107 107 16109878512 RAKESH SHARMA 108 108 16109830214 RAKESH KUMAR CHAUDHARY 109 109 16109860744 RAKHI MUKERJEA 110 110 16109857234 RAMCHANDRA NARAYAN CHAURE 111 111 16109876454 RANDHIR SINGH 112 112 16109876946 RANDHIR SINGH 113 113 16109887588 RANI 114 114 16109855952 RITU DEVI 115 115 16109873812 RUCHI SHARMA 116 116 16109856195 SACHIN KUMAR VERMA 117 117 16109857969 SACHIN MADHUKAR MIRZAPURE 118 118 16109881026 SAHIL AGGARWAL 119 119 16109875122 SAKET KUMAR 120 120 16109886649 SALU MINZ 121 121 16109877312 SANDEEP KUMAR 122 122 16109884250 SANDHE CHINNA SESHANNA 123 123 16109870923 SANDHYA RANI 124 124 16109857371 SANGHARSH SHARMA 125 125 16109882645 SANTOSH KUMAR 126 126 16109882299 SANTOSH KUMAR 127 127 16109873617 SANTOSH KUMAR 128 128 16109885966 SANTOSH KUMAR 129 129 16109859149 SARBANI ACHARJEE 130 130 16109884264 SETU SHARMA 131 131 16109886237 SHAISTA NAAZ 132 132 16109879532 SHALINI GUPTA 133 133 16109870503 SHARVARI SHEKHAR SATHE 134 134 16109873956 SHATARUPA SAMAJDAR 135 135 16109880303 SHILPA PARASRAMPURIA 136 136 16109885860 SHIRAZ HUSAIN USMANI 137 137 16109887812 SHIV PRASAD VISHWAKARMA 138 138 16109858251 SHIVANI RATHI 139 139 16109866437 SHRADDHA SHUKLA 140 140 16109872490 SHRADDHA TIWARI 141 141 16109875982 SHRESHTHA KHICHI 142 142 16109856703 SHRUTI SOHARIA 143 143 16109873487 SHUBHA TRIPATHI 144 144 16109860398 SHUBHAM GUPTA 145 145 16109877402 SHWETA 146 146 16109875796 SIDHARTH KRISHNA JHA 147 147 16109886747 SONU JANGID 148 148 16109858583 SOORAJ KAKKARAYIL 149 149 16109876471 SOUMITA SENGUPTA 150 150 16109830710 SUBHAJIT CHANDRA 151 151 16109856589 SUGANDHA GAUR 152 152 16109858856 SUGANDHA GUMBER 153 153 16109851959 SUJEET KUMAR 154 154 16109859910 SUMAN KUMARI 155 155 16109881274 SUMARTYA DUTTA 156 156 16109884435 SUMIT 157 157 16109855787 SUNIL KUMAR SAHU 158 158 16109887482 SUNIL KUMAR VERMA 159 159 16109856788 SURBHI AHUJA 160 160 16109858471 SUSHMITA 161 161 16109869294 TAPASRI SAHA 162 162 16109864919 TARUN KUMAR 163 163 16109885651 TITHI MAJUMDER 164 164 16109884559 UDIPTI JAISWAL 165 165 16109814921 UJALA KUMAR SAHU 166 166 16109812743 VAKKALA RAMA KRISHNA 167 167 16109872210 VIJENDRA KUMAR 168 168 16109884923 VIKRAM MEGHWAL 169 169 16109857038 VINAY PATEL 170 170 16109877939 VINAY SHARMA 171 171 16109860147 VINAY KUMAR SHARMA 172 172 16109870094 VISHAKHA KUMARI 173 173 16109872442 YUGANDHARA MUKESH DHALE .
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