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GOVERNMENT OF KERALA Office of the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations, Kerala K-MAT KERALA 2021 : AUGUST SESSION RESULT OF ENTRANCE EXAMINATION FOR ADMISSION TO MBA COURSE Date of Entrance Examination : 13-08-2021 Date of Declaration of Result : 04/09/2021 The candidates who secured 10 % of the total 720 marks, i.e., 72 marks and above, are qualified. For SC/ST category, the qualifying cut off mark is 7.5 % of 720 marks, i.e., 54 marks. Part-I Part-II Part-III Part-IV Total Sl. No Appl. No. Roll No. Name (Out of 200) (Out of 200) (Out of 160) (Out of 160) (Out of 720) 1 8100012 707001 NIMA NAZ 59 102 37 9 207 2 8100263 707002 HARITHA H 85 1 41 10 137 3 8100434 707003 ANJANA S S 70 58 94 11 233 4 8100667 707004 ABHISHEK S 65 73 67 21 226 5 8101031 707006 DARSAN A 48 10 59 3 120 6 8101176 707007 RAJALEKSHMI A 83 32 75 9 199 7 8101695 707009 ANANTHAN V KUMAR 80 39 69 31 219 8 8102126 707011 SREELEKSHMY V 39 27 42 6 114 9 8102269 707012 DEVU KRISHNAN 62 10 35 5 112 10 8102468 707013 JAYALEKSHMI G 58 12 73 4 147 11 8102952 707016 JIJO JOSE 62 -3 59 6 124 12 8103138 707017 SURAJ KANT 98 134 76 35 343 13 8103280 707018 UKHASH MOHAMMED 75 30 60 3 168 14 8103433 707019 NAJMA NAJEEB 57 17 53 18 145 15 8103585 707020 MUSHINA N 55 -3 45 1 98 16 8103809 707021 UNNIKRISHNAN B S 71 7 72 10 160 17 8104003 707022 SINDHU BHASKARAN PILLAI 130 50 105 45 330 18 8104282 707023 SREEKRISHNAN P 123 24 89 0 236 19 8104444 707024 ABHIJITH S 62 29 81 9 181 20 8104652 707025 THAHA MOHAMMED 86 28 52 12 178 21 8104840 707026 JASIM NOUSHAD 50 22 38 0 110 22 8105339 707028 ARFAN S 136 78 100 14 328 23 8105523 707029 GREESHMA GIREESH 60 24 66 24 174 24 8105715 707030 GOPIKA GOPAN 82 25 78 26 211 25 8105872 707031 AJMI S 30 -5 61 20 106 26 8100022 707032 ANU C 66 96 60 15 237 27 8100280 707033 ANUSREE S S 62 -3 76 6 141 28 8100443 707034 EBIN S THOMAS 89 144 95 28 356 29 8100684 707035 SHINOD SHA S 92 44 55 25 216 30 8100893 707036 SALJAS A 61 7 56 9 133 31 8101037 707037 SREENATH S 34 4 37 5 80 1/105 Part-I Part-II Part-III Part-IV Total Sl. No Appl. No. Roll No. Name (Out of 200) (Out of 200) (Out of 160) (Out of 160) (Out of 720) 32 8101189 707038 ARYA R P 52 22 68 15 157 33 8101442 707039 SIVAKUMAR A 29 79 39 8 155 34 8101705 707040 HARIPRIYA L 107 7 55 35 204 35 8101940 707041 MALAVIKA D S 73 4 57 4 138 36 8102127 707042 SOFIYA DAS A 29 16 23 19 87 37 8102287 707043 ABIJITH W S AUGUSTIN 80 11 96 6 193 38 8102480 707044 SILPA SUNIL 60 -6 79 2 135 39 8102692 707045 HASNA THAHA 78 71 67 0 216 40 8102799 707046 SHYAM SHANKAR J 90 44 105 24 263 41 8102967 707047 ARJUN D S 23 93 67 16 199 42 8103289 707049 ISAAC GEORGE B 65 -5 50 5 115 43 8103441 707050 GREESHMA G S 33 0 52 37 122 44 8103586 707051 CHANDRA A 62 7 50 9 128 45 8103818 707052 HARIKRISHNAN P R 33 13 37 4 87 46 8104004 707053 NITHIN KRISHNA U 45 40 62 16 163 47 8104283 707054 ARCHA GOPAN R 53 33 42 13 141 48 8104455 707055 RAMANATH ARJHN 100 44 66 16 226 49 8104845 707057 RESHMA SUSAN ABRAHAM 94 49 83 16 242 50 8105094 707058 ARJUN RAJ R S 66 28 100 25 219 51 8105528 707060 SIDHARTH P R 60 28 48 23 159 52 8105718 707061 RESHMA 32 28 63 15 138 53 8100038 707062 SAI KRISHNA G 78 36 105 33 252 54 8100284 707063 ABDUL ADHIL M 52 -2 55 16 121 55 8100451 707064 AMEERA THAHA 43 17 51 3 114 56 8100697 707065 JAYAKRISHNAN V S 78 16 69 12 175 57 8100895 707066 VEENA G 6 13 41 19 79 58 8101038 707067 JAIJISH J 85 43 54 18 200 59 8101466 707069 ASHNA B BIJU 83 74 88 12 257 60 8101715 707070 DEVIKA U N 30 -2 30 5 63 61 8101957 707071 ADHIREJ J R NAIR 88 55 97 45 285 62 8102130 707072 FATHIMA BEEVI N 85 7 52 8 152 63 8102289 707073 SHAHNAS M 63 -7 77 16 149 64 8102482 707074 POOJA AJITH 57 -2 77 8 140 65 8102715 707075 LEKSHMI S 33 18 20 -1 70 66 8102815 707076 POOJA S 54 13 78 21 166 67 8102984 707077 PARVATHY S 83 44 93 3 223 68 8103149 707078 SARATH M R 57 0 45 7 109 69 8103319 707079 AMINA J SALIM 57 59 73 17 206 70 8103445 707080 ABHIRAMI S L 83 6 77 9 175 71 8103595 707081 ANANTHAN M 110 35 58 21 224 72 8103823 707082 SAJITHA N 33 9 48 23 113 2/105 Part-I Part-II Part-III Part-IV Total Sl. No Appl. No. Roll No. Name (Out of 200) (Out of 200) (Out of 160) (Out of 160) (Out of 720) 73 8104288 707084 SWATHY S KUMAR 84 17 78 0 179 74 8104467 707085 SEYYAD ALI N 70 35 81 20 206 75 8104671 707086 HARI SANKAR P 76 86 82 -6 238 76 8104850 707087 GOKUL G S 26 43 61 -1 129 77 8105099 707088 FATHIMA HAFSA H 78 10 78 8 174 78 8105532 707090 AABI K BABU 78 74 63 36 251 79 8105726 707091 SHERIN RAJU 12 45 46 4 107 80 8100053 707092 ARYA CHIRAYATH J 90 110 61 9 270 81 8100452 707094 KRISHNANUNNI S 63 2 75 2 142 82 8100712 707095 MOHAMMED ASIF 68 44 71 16 199 83 8100897 707096 SHEHINA A 26 5 60 10 101 84 8101040 707097 AKSHAY KUMAR J T 90 86 29 42 247 85 8101193 707098 AKASH ASOK 74 25 50 17 166 86 8101489 707099 ANJANA RAJ 66 53 61 17 197 87 8101960 707101 ATHIRA S J 60 -6 97 18 169 88 8102134 707102 MELBIN P MATHEW 15 47 -12 36 86 89 8102312 707103 SANJAI S 49 13 65 24 151 90 8102721 707105 ASWATHY SURESH 63 -3 75 7 142 91 8102828 707106 AKASH SHIJI 76 42 91 13 222 92 8102988 707107 SWATHY SAJEEVE S 122 93 78 42 335 93 8103154 707108 S GOVIND 96 49 85 10 240 94 8103330 707109 MEGHA S 103 58 105 11 277 95 8103472 707110 NANDAN H 42 2 83 33 160 96 8103596 707111 MALAVIKA A R 81 12 81 1 175 97 8103827 707112 ABHAYADEV U S 82 55 100 21 258 98 8104036 707113 KRISHNA A S 109 46 107 24 286 99 8104289 707114 SONY ST 8 25 40 25 98 100 8104470 707115 MEGHA THILAKAN 79 37 79 8 203 101 8104685 707116 ANJITH AJAYAN 67 75 101 22 265 102 8104870 707117 MERLIN LINYA A F 74 8 69 28 179 103 8105123 707118 HARIKUTTAN S 75 66 70 4 215 104 8105359 707119 SAMEEHA A N 65 37 53 35 190 105 8105543 707120 RESHMA S 21 12 30 19 82 106 8100060 707122 CANICE NEEL GOMEZ 30 25 35 20 110 107 8100298 707123 JESMA HUSSAIN 72 17 75 -9 155 108 8100471 707124 SREEHARI S R 61 31 70 27 189 109 8100721 707125 KARTHIK SREEKUMAR 83 16 81 22 202 110 8101049 707127 DIAS SHARON SAMUEL 87 0 45 106 238 111 8101195 707128 ARUN KUMAR A 41 83 49 1 174 112 8101497 707129 NISHA GOBIN K R 170 90 76 50 386 113 8101727 707130 RAHUL R 55 35 69 15 174 3/105 Part-I Part-II Part-III Part-IV Total Sl. No Appl. No. Roll No. Name (Out of 200) (Out of 200) (Out of 160) (Out of 160) (Out of 720) 114 8102137 707132 ARYA R S -6 16 51 24 85 115 8102321 707133 APARNA A 41 54 65 30 190 116 8102507 707134 SREELEKSHMI A B 9 13 19 30 71 117 8102723 707135 SUJIN S B 19 83 26 5 133 118 8102830 707136 ABDUL HAKKEEM A 77 47 112 13 249 119 8103007 707137 ABHIJITH V S 72 53 83 -1 207 120 8103477 707140 ARYAKRISHNAN P U 35 30 65 20 150 121 8103599 707141 DEVIKA T 98 55 64 15 232 122 8103828 707142 DHANU SREE S -2 18 42 4 62 123 8104039 707143 SHAHID S 26 27 36 13 102 124 8104308 707144 SONU J SURESH 97 73 107 24 301 125 8104472 707145 AKSHAY DAS 57 56 82 8 203 126 8104701 707146 ROSHAN RAJESH 80 10 50 10 150 127 8105124 707148 GANESH BABU MR 46 42 67 13 168 128 8105361 707149 VISHNUPRIYA V L 40 5 10 25 80 129 8105566 707150 ARUN A K 79 0 56 7 142 130 8100093 707152 AKSHARA P NAIR 25 7 83 8 123 131 8100490 707154 RANJAN RAJA 80 49 76 34 239 132 8100935 707156 JITHIN A S 20 39 39 2 100 133 8101057 707157 NIKHILA JOSEPH 68 42 78 10 198 134 8101197 707158 ANILA MARY K S 72 45 91 0 208 135 8101507 707159 ABIYA SURESH 48 13 69 8 138 136 8101736 707160 ASHWIN RAMESH 110 32 78 35 255 137 8101972 707161 ASWATHY KUMAR D 19 -4 55 9 79 138 8102325 707163 LEKSHMI MOHAN 74 114 97 25 310 139 8102726 707165 SREEVISAKH V S 89 16 65 30 200 140 8102853 707166 RAHUL M 34 4 65 34 137 141 8103019 707167 ATHIRA R 52 17 62 12 143 142 8103176 707168 ASWIN DATH A M 92 48 47 9 196 143 8103340 707169 SREERENJINI S S 50 12 43 18 123 144 8103483 707170 ARATHI R 67 10 60 32 169 145 8103614 707171 SAJNA NAZEEM 44 0 31 20 95 146 8103834 707172 ABHILASH V J 61 1 20 14 96 147 8104476 707175 JISHNA S 20 1 23 45 89 148 8105131 707178 SILPHA CHANDRAN 64 59 66 6 195 149 8105382 707179 ADARSH S 75 2 43 18 138 150 8105578 707180 VENKATESH V S 72 -4 57 20 145 151 8105754 707181 NAVANEETH MOHANAN NAIR 123 151 101 26 401 152 8100097 707182 SMRITHY S NAIR 52 20 53 15 140 153 8100307 707183 ABHIRAMI A J 44 5 71 20 140 154 8100505 707184 MUHAMMED SHIBILY H 7 9 43 9 68 4/105 Part-I Part-II Part-III Part-IV Total Sl.
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