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A. Students Completed Semester Registration of Jan-June-2020 As on 06-March-2020 A. Students completed semester registration of Jan-June-2020 as on 06-March-2020. SNO Reg. No Name Program Subject Semester Registration Status 1 15IAMA03 ANJANA R NAIR I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Anthropology 2 15IAMA05 P. NAVYA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Anthropology 3 15IAMA08 AKHIL BABU I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Anthropology 4 15IAMA09 VENKATA PAVAN KALYAN I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed OBBANI Anthropology 5 15IAMA10 KUKKALA BLESSY TEJASWI I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Anthropology 6 15IAMA11 SURTHANI PRABHU I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Anthropology 7 16IAMA03 BIBIN BABY I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Anthropology 8 16IAMA04 DHEERAJ SRIGIRI I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Anthropology 9 16IAMA05 GEORGE LALRUATFELA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Anthropology 10 16IAMA06 KIRAN KRISHNAN I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Anthropology 11 16IAMA08 MARUPAKA SAI SHANKARA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed SUMUKHI Anthropology 12 16IAMA10 REBEKAH SHINY GOGULAMUDI I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Anthropology 13 16IAMA12 SREEVIDYA SUNKARI I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Anthropology 14 16IAMA13 THUPAKULA MAHENDRA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Anthropology 15 19IAMA01 DEEPSHIKHA PENTOM I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Anthropology 16 19IAMA02 KARIDE SHASHANTH I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Anthropology 17 19IAMA03 YEPURI PRINCY SUJITHA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Anthropology 18 19IAMA05 JISHNU P I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Anthropology 19 19IAMA06 POOLA DINESH I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Anthropology 20 19IAMA07 MD SAMEER I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Anthropology SNO Reg. No Name Program Subject Semester Registration Status 21 19IAMA08 CHINTALA MANASWINI I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Anthropology 22 19IAMA11 NEELAM CHARANI I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Anthropology 23 19IAMA12 KETHAMALLA SRIKANTH I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Anthropology 24 19IAMA13 MAN SIAN HOIH TOMBING I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Anthropology 25 19IAMA14 GANGINENI SAI LAKSHMI I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed SINDHU Anthropology 26 13IAME13 B VINAY KUMAR I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Economics 27 15IAME08 VIPANCHIKA CELESTE.R I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Economics 28 15IAME12 T.PRERNA NAIR I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Economics 29 15IAME14 TINANJALI DAM I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Economics 30 15IAME15 UTSAV BHADRA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Economics 31 15IAME17 ROSHAN KUMAR RAWAT I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Economics 32 15IAMP05 PAUL THOMAS I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Economics 33 16IAMA01 ANANDITA DAS I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Economics 34 16IAME01 ADITHYA S NAIR I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Economics 35 16IAME02 ALBIN JAMES I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Economics 36 16IAME03 ANANTHAKRISHNAN G R I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Economics 37 16IAME04 CHENNURU SRAVAN I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Economics 38 16IAME05 DEVULAPALLI DIVYA ARCHANA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Economics 39 16IAME06 G V AMULYA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Economics 40 16IAME07 L V V RAJESH KUMAR I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Economics 41 16IAME11 R AMITHABH SAI I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Economics 42 16IAME12 SWATHI P M I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Economics SNO Reg. No Name Program Subject Semester Registration Status 43 16IAME13 VINAY KUMAR V I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Economics 44 16IAME14 SAMHITA LANKA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Economics 45 16IAME15 USHA KIRAN NIMISHAKAVI I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Economics 46 16IAMP04 MALOTH POOJA RANI I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Economics 47 19IAME01 STUTI RAO I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Economics 48 19IAME02 SANDESH O S I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Economics 49 19IAME03 ALEENA HALEEL I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Economics 50 19IAME04 MAHESWARY S I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Economics 51 19IAME05 R RAGHAV I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Economics 52 19IAME06 SAYOOJ ABRAHAM I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Economics 53 19IAME07 SABARINATH B R I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Economics 54 19IAME08 SAINA ZAKIR HUSSAIN I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Economics 55 19IAME09 NAIDUGARI LOKANATH I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Economics 56 19IAME10 JACOB JOSE I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Economics 57 19IAME11 VIKAS KUMAR I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Economics 58 19IAME12 BOMPEM PRANEETH I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Economics 59 19IAME13 P PRASHANTH KUMAR REDDY I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Economics 60 19IAME14 ABHIDHA ANIL I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Economics 61 15IAME11 VIKRAM NAIK MADIRAKSHA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Financial Economics 62 15IHMH02 KOLLURI NAGASHESHU I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Hindi 63 15IHMH04 M SENCHUMBENI ODYUO I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Hindi 64 15IHMH05 MYTHRI YELURI I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Hindi SNO Reg. No Name Program Subject Semester Registration Status 65 16IHMH03 JYOTI SHIKHA RAVAT I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Hindi 66 16IHMH04 MAMILLAPALLI INDRANI DIXITA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Hindi 67 16IHMH05 ANARAJULA SANDHYA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Hindi 68 16IHMH06 ANARAJULA ROHINI I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Hindi 69 19IHMH01 NANDAGIRI SWATHIKA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Hindi 70 19IHMH02 KM NISHA SINGH I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Hindi 71 19IHMH03 SIDDAM VAISHNAVI I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Hindi 72 19IHMH04 SWUTO SWU I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Hindi 73 19IHMH05 RAUSHAN KUMAR I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Hindi 74 19IHMH06 SADHULA RAKSHITHA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Hindi 75 19IHMH07 HARSHITA VERMA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Hindi 76 19IHMH08 B SRIDHAR I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Hindi 77 19IHMH09 PAWAR KAPILDEVNAYAK I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed Hindi 78 14IAMH09 GOPATHOTI SANDEEP CHAND I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed History 79 15IAMH02 MARIA LIZBETH ANTONY I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed History 80 15IAMH06 ATHIRA LIPI I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed History 81 15IAMH09 DATTALA NAYOMI I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed History 82 15IAMH12 RAVI KUMAR ARPANA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed History 83 15IAMH14 SREEPRABHA.S I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed History 84 16IAMH06 MANDA AMULYA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed History 85 16IAMH09 SREELAKSHMI P I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed History 86 16IAMH10 TREESA BINNY I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed History 87 16IAMH11 VIGHNESH P I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed History 88 16IAMH13 YELUKOLU VINDHYA SREE I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed YADAV History SNO Reg. No Name Program Subject Semester Registration Status 89 16IAMH14 JANGAM PRAVEEN KUMAR I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed History 90 19IAMH01 ANANYA KUMAR I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed History 91 19IAMH02 ABHIJITH K NAIR I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed History 92 19IAMH03 BATCHU JANAKIRAM SAI I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed History 93 19IAMH05 MUDAM RAHUL I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed History 94 19IAMH06 G MASTHAN I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed History 95 19IAMH07 ERUPAJI DHANI BHAVISHYA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed History 96 19IAMH08 P JHANSI I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed History 97 19IAMH09 AJAY KUMAR MEENA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed History 98 19IAMH12 RAHUL JADE I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed History 99 19IAMH13 CHITTEM AKSHITHA RAJ I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed History 100 19IAMH14 DAKSH I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed History 101 19IAMH15 SAIKUMAR REDDY PAPAGARI I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed History 102 19IAMH16 LAKSHMI S PRADEEP I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 2 completed History 103 14IHML10 TEMSUR T JAMIR I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Language Sciences 104 14IHML13 B NAGARAJU I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Language Sciences 105 14IHML17 SILTU LAISHRAM I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Language Sciences 106 15IHMH01 ASHUTOSH SHARMA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Language Sciences 107 15IHML02 BIDYUTBARNA MOHANTA I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Language Sciences 108 15IHML05 GADICHERLA NAVEEN I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Language Sciences 109 15IHML06 CHEELI SADANANDAM I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed KRIPALINI Language Sciences SNO Reg. No Name Program Subject Semester Registration Status 110 15IHML08 ABHIRAMI LAL I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Language Sciences 111 15IHML11 ARYAN KUMAR SINGH I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 8 completed Language Sciences 112 15IHML12 MAMIDI SUJINI I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Language Sciences 113 15IHML13 KERSTIN KHUNDRAKPAM I.M.A. (5-yr Integrated) 10 completed Language Sciences 114 15IHML14 N.SANDEEP I.M.A.
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