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Results of Ph.D. Admission IIT(ISM) Dhanbad INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (INDIAN SCHOOL OF MINES) DHANBAD Ph.D. Admission 2021-22 Date: 20.07.2021 Merit List of Ph.D. Admission 2021-2022 1. The Merit List of the candidates who have been provisionally selected for the Ph.D. admission for the session 2021-22 at IIT(ISM), Dhanbad is given below. 2. The Merit listed candidates are requested to confirm the acceptance of the offer by paying the registration fee of Rs. 35,000/- (Rs. 29,000/- for SC/ST/PD candidates) through the online payment portal available in the institute website on or before 28.07.2021. The payment details should be intimated via email to: [email protected] in order to initiate the admission process smoothly. 3. The candidates who fail to pay the registration fee by 28.07.2021 will not be eligible for Ph.D. admission. Any communication/request/recommendations, whatsoever in this regard, will not be entertained beyond the given deadline (28.07.2021). 4. The Institute will not be responsible for any unforeseen events, like, non-availability of internet connection, problems with the payment portal, natural calamity, etc. for the failure in payment of registration fee by 28.07.2021 5. The candidates who have accepted the offer will be intimated with the details of admission procedure which include the date of admission, physical document verification process, physical reporting time, venue, etc. 6. The selection for the Ph.D admission is purely provisional. Hence, the confirmation of Ph.D. admission will be done only after the physical verification of documents in IIT(ISM) campus. 7. The candidates who have taken the provisional admission are allowed to appear in the online classes of the Ph.D. course work prescribed for the first semester which will commence from 16.08.2021. 8. Candidates working in Govt./Pvt. Organizations must submit the NOC / acceptance of resignation letter from their employer for the Ph.D. admission by 16.08.2021. Candidates taking admission are required to abide by the rules and regulations laid down in the Ph.D. rules of IIT(ISM) (given in website: http://iitism.ac.in). It may please be noted that wrong information or insufficient supporting documents may lead to the cancellation of candidature and no correspondence will be entertained in this regard. Publication of results, appearance of name in the merit list or payment of registration fee does not confer any right to the candidate for Ph.D. admission. Final admission is subject to the PHYSICAL verification of certificates/documents/medical requirements to the programme etc. IIT(ISM) Dhanbad reserves the right to rectify any inadvertent errors/mistakes at any stage of Ph.D. admission process. Dean (Academic), IIT(ISM) Dhanbad Results of Ph.D. Admission - 2021-22 Table of Contents 1. Department: Applied Geology ................................................................................................................... 3 2. Department: Applied Geophysics............................................................................................................... 3 3. Department: Civil Engineering................................................................................................................... 3 4. Department: Chemical Engineering ........................................................................................................... 4 5. Department: Chemistry .............................................................................................................................. 4 6. Department: Computer Science and Engineering ...................................................................................... 4 7. Department: Electrical Engineering ........................................................................................................... 4 8. Department: Electronics Engineering ......................................................................................................... 5 9. Department: Environmental Science and Engineering ............................................................................... 5 Discipline: Environmental Science ............................................................................................................ 5 Discipline: Environmental Science and Engineering ................................................................................. 6 10. Department: Fuel and Mineral Engineering ............................................................................................... 6 11. Department: Humanities and Social Sciences ............................................................................................ 6 Discipline: English ..................................................................................................................................... 6 Discipline: Philosophy ............................................................................................................................... 6 Discipline: Psychology ............................................................................................................................... 6 12. Department: Management Studies ............................................................................................................. 6 Discipline: Management ............................................................................................................................ 6 Discipline: Industrial Engineering and Management ................................................................................ 7 13. Department: Mechanical Engineering ........................................................................................................ 7 14. Department: Mining Engineering ............................................................................................................... 8 15. Department: Mining Machinery Engineering* .......................................................................................... 8 16. Department: Mathematics & Computing ................................................................................................... 8 Discipline: Mathematics ............................................................................................................................. 8 Discipline: Statistics ................................................................................................................................... 9 17. Department: Petroleum Engineering .......................................................................................................... 9 18. Department: Physics ................................................................................................................................... 9 Page 2 of 10 Results of Ph.D. Admission - 2021-22 1. Department: Applied Geology Sl. No. Application No Name Category 1 FTSCAGLGAT0618 AVISHEK DUTTA GEN 2 FTSCAGLNET0594 MADHURIMA MAZUMDER GEN 3 FTSCAGLIIT1100 ANANYA GANGULY GEN 4 FTSCAGLJRF1301 MAHIMAA DASH GEN 5 FTSCAGLIIT0040 SNEHA SRIVASTAVA GEN 6 FTSCAGLGAT1067 SUSHMITA SINGH EWS 7 FTSCAGLIIT0442 PRIYA KUMARI OBC-NC 8 FTSCAGLJRF0703 ARYA VINOD OBC-NC 9 FTSCAGLGAT1275 ANUJ SINGH OBC-NC 10 FTSCAGLJRF0109 RAHUL SEN OBC-NC 11 PTSCAGLNET0812 UDDIPAN DAS SC 12 FTSCAGLGAT1573 JITENDRA KUMAR SC 13 FTSCAGLIIT0527 SATISH KUMAR ST 2. Department: Applied Geophysics Sl. Application No Name Category No. 1 FTSCAGPGAT1105 TUSAR MONDAL SC 2 FTSCAGPIIT1260 RITESH LAL SHAW OBC-NC 3 FTSCAGPIIT0011 KOUSIK SASMAL EWS 4 FTSCAGPGAT0822 RAJNISH KUMAR MAURYA OBC-NC 5 FTSCAGPIIT0367 SURAJIT KUMAR DAS SC 3. Department: Civil Engineering Sl. Application No Name Category No. 1 FTENCVLGAT0009 SANTOSH BISOYI GEN 2 FTENCVLGAT0415 SATYAM TIWARI GEN 3 FTENCVLGAT1566 ARUNIM ANAND GEN 4 FTENCVLGAT0138 SUBRAJEET SENGUPTA GEN 5 FTENCVLGAT0853 AKSHAY DIXIT GEN 6 FTENCVLGAT0013 SAURAV KUMAR SAIKIA GEN 7 FTENCVLGAT1330 DIPANSHU JAIN GEN 8 FTENCVLGAT0239 ASHWINI TIWARI EWS 9 FTENCVLGAT0477 JOEL JUNIAS GEN 10 FTENCVLGAT0541 ABHISHEK KUMAR OBC-NC 11 FTENCVLGAT0008 SHANKAR KUMAR OBC-NC 12 FTENCVLGAT0625 MANJAY KUMBLE OBC-NC 13 FTENCVLGAT0537 FAIJAN ALI ANSARI OBC-NC 14 FTENCVLGAT0330 KOORMA RAJENDRA BABU OBC-NC 15 FTENCVLIIT1816 KULDEEP KUMAR SC 16 FTENCVLGAT1678 NIRUP SUNDAR MANDAL SC 17 FTENCVLIIT0805 ARCHIT SINGH SC Page 3 of 10 Results of Ph.D. Admission - 2021-22 4. Department: Chemical Engineering Sl. Application No Name Category No. 1 FTENCHEGAT1655 SHUBHAM YADAV GEN 2 FTENCHEGAT0394 KAJAL CHAUDHARY GEN 3 FTENCHEIIT0917 POOJA GUPTA GEN 4 FTENCHEGAT1875 MD RAIHAN ARFIN GEN 5 FTENCHEGAT1763 NIKHIL KIRTI GEN 6 FTENCHEGAT0368 SAMRIDDHI SAXENA GEN 7 FTENCHEGAT1845 AAKASH RAJPOOT EWS 8 FTENCHEGAT1113 ANJU PATEL OBC-NC 9 FTENCHEGAT0550 SAPAN KUMAR PANDIT OBC-NC 10 FTENCHEGAT0205 RAVI KUMAR OBC-NC 11 FTENCHEGAT0756 SANTOSH SAHANI OBC-NC+PD 12 FTENCHEGAT0649 OM PRAKASH CHOUDHARY SC+PD 13 FTENCHEGAT1482 RAHUL CHANDORIYA SC 5. Department: Chemistry Sl. Application No Name Category No. 1 FTSCCHYGAT0941 SUDIPTA CHAKRABORTY GEN 2 FTSCCHYJRF0044 MOUSUMI DEB GEN 3 FTSCCHYGAT0100 GOURAV CHAKRABORTY GEN 4 FTSCCHYNET0197 ANIMESH MUKHERJEE GEN 5 FTSCCHYJRF0726 AARTI GAUTAM EWS 6 FTSCCHYJRF1695 SIMRAN MANOJ GUPTA OBC-NC 7 FTSCCHYIIT1524 TRIPTI KUNDU OBC-NC 8 FTSCCHYNET0970 KHUSBOO KUMARI OBC-NC 9 FTSCCHYGAT0095 PRITISH RAJKUMAR MOON SC 10 FTSCCHYNET1519 RATAN HALDER SC 6. Department: Computer Science and Engineering Sl. Application No Name Category No. 1 FTENCSENET1952 ANSHUMALA RAKESH GEN 2 PTENCSEGAT1887 GAUTAM KUMAR GEN+PD 3 PTENCSENET1813 MARIYA IDREES GEN 4 PTENCSENET1183 LOKENDRA KUMAR OBC-NC 5 FTENCSEGAT1911
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