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50 Consolation Prizes ( 35 Mathematics + 15 Biology ) SHRIRAM GROUP of COLLEGES BANMORE SHRIRAM GROUP OF COLLEGES BANMORE Result of ShriRam Talent Search - 20LZ Top Three Rankers S.No. Name Father's Name City / Place Subject ')_ Sagar Sharma Pramod Sharma Gwalior Mathematics 2 Anil kushwah Nemichand Kushwah Morena Pharmacy 3 Ojas Gupta Umesh Kumar Gupta Gwalior Mathematics 50 Consolation Prizes ( 35 Mathematics + 15 Biology ) Result of ShriRam Talent Search -20L2 ( Mathematics Group ) S.No. Name Father's Name City / Place Subject t. Mayank Singh Bhadoriya Balram Sineh Bhadoriva' Morena Mathematics 2. Saurabh Raipoot Balram singh Rajpoot Morena Mathematics 3. Sunnv Upadhyay Satish Upadhyay Morena Mathematics 4. Yosendra Dhakar Bijendra Dhakar Gwalior Mathematics 5. Chetan Sharma Govind Sharma Morena Mathematics 6. Saniav Dhakar Soneram Dhakar Gwallor Mathematics 7 Mahendra singh Bais Devisinsh Bais Gwalior Mathematics 8. Abhay Bansal Satish Chand Bansal Morena Mathematics 9. Aiav Sineh Sikarwar Rajvir Singh Sikarwar Gwalior Mathematics 10 Gajraj Sharma Kallaram Sharma Morena Mathematics t3. Sunil Kumar Jabar Sineh Sakhwar Gwalior Mathematics 1"2 Vaibhav Agrawal Mahesh Asrawal Gwalior Mathematics 13 Aiav Sineh Jayant Rajendra Singh Parmar Bhind Mathematics t4 Sandeep Singh Sisodiya Suresh Sineh Sisodiya Morena Mathematics 15 Avadhesh Tyagi Narottam Tvaei Morena Mathematics 1.6 Dharmendra Praiapati Barelal Praiapati Morena Mathematics 17 Jogendra Singh Gurjar Laxman Singh Gurjar Morena Mathematics 18 Uday Agrawal Devendra Agrawal Morena Mathematics L9 Mohit Goyal Rakesh Goyal Morena Mathematics 20 Soumya Rai Darbari Rakesh l(umar Darbari Gwalior Mathematics 2t Ankit Sharma Padam Kumar Sharma Gwalior Mathematics 22 Shubham Tvagi Guru Dutt Tvasi Gwalior Mathematics 23 Aakash Gupta V.K. Gupta Gwalior Mathematics 24 Deeman Singh Tomar Ramsanehi Singh Tomar Porsa Mathematics 25 Preeti Tvaei Rambabu Tvaei Dholpur Mathematics 26 Avinash Kumar Ramnath Gaur Dholpur Mathematics 27 Shubham Asarawal Dinesh Asarawal Dholpur Mathematics 28 Abhishek Parashar Mukesh Parashar Dholpur Mathematics 29 Priya Sharma Ramavtar Sharma Dholpur Mathematics 30 ArtiGare Jaedish Gars Kailaras Mathematiis 31 Hardik Gupta Rakesh Gupta Ka ilaras Mathematics 32 Gopal Das Mangal Teekam Chand Mangal Sabalgarh Mathematics 33 Suruchi Bansal Mahesh Bansal Sa ba lga rh Mathematics 34 Seema Dhakar Rameshwar Dhakar Sabalgarh Mathematics 35 Suman Sharma Rakesh Sharma Banmore Mathematics Result of ShriRam Talent Search -?,OLZ ( Biology Group ) S.No. STUDENT NAME PHONE NO. City / Place Pharmacy L, Shiralee runwal Arvind Runwal Gwalior Pharmacy 2. Rashmi Bhadouriya Ashok Singh Morena Pharmacy 3. Utarkarsh Parashar Dinesh Chandra Parashar Morena Pharmacy 4. NidhiAgrawal Jagdish Agarawal Morena Pharmacy 5. Suraj S, yadav Suraj Singh Yadav Porsa Pharmacy 6. Amit kumar semil Veerendra Singh Semil Morena Pharmacy 7. handra pal yadav Suraj Singh Yadav Gwalior Pharmacy 8. Shrikant sharma Surendra Sharma Gwalior Pharmacy 9. AlbelS, Gurjar Bharat Singh Gurjar Morena Pharmacy 10. Diyanshi jain Nagebdra Jain Morena Pharmacy 1_L. Abhinav maheshwari Sudhir Maheshwari Morena Pharmacy 1.2. Priya gupta Shyam Babu Gupta Morena Pharmacy 13. Diksha Shakya Balkrishna Shakya Morena Pharmacl 1.4. Mukul para K.S.Para Gwalior Pharmacy 15. Jayanti shakya Pratap Singh Shakya Gwalior Pharmacy ,IWA (Dr. Anil Kishore Saxena ) \.
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