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SCROLL of AWARDEES of DEGREE (Year 2019) SCROLL OF AWARDEES OF DEGREE (Year 2019) FOURTEENTH CONVOCATION 19th January 2020 Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur JLN Marg, Jaipur – 302017 DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING 1 Doctor of Philosophy in ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voce Examination 1. 2015RAR9038 NEETI 20-05-2019 2 CENTRE FOR ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT 3 Doctor of Philosophy in CENTRE FOR ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voce Examination 1. 2013RCV9025 MAYANK BHATNAGAR 05-07-2019 2. 2013RCV9566 PARTHA DAS 03-01-2020 3. 2014REN9047 PRATEEK SRIVASTAVA 24-03-2019 4 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 5 Doctor of Philosophy in CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voce Examination 1. 2013RCH9513 AVDESH SINGH PUNDIR 18-10-2019 2. 2014RCH9514 GAURAV KATARIA 04-07-2019 3. 2014RCH9505 JITENDRA CARPENTER 01-11-2019 4. 2015RCH9503 PRERANA SIKARWAR 14-08-2019 5. 2014RCH9050 RAKESH BAGHEL 15-04-2019 6. 2014RCH9064 RENU 30-05-2019 7. 2015RCH9022 SARITA KALLA 03-05-2019 8. 2012RCH9002 SHIV OM MEENA 18-02-2019 9. 2014RCH9057 SHIVENDU 14-08-2019 10. 2015RCH9033 SWATI DUBEY 12-07-2019 6 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY 7 Doctor of Philosophy in CHEMISTRY Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voce Examination 1. 2013RCY9573 ANSHU BHATI 12-04-2019 2. 2013RCY9571 ANUPRIYA SINGH 08-02-2019 3. 2013RCY9536 MITLESH KUMARI 27-12-2019 4. 2013RCY9538 MUNSAF ALI 01-10-2019 5. 2013RCY9527 RITU SHARMA 03-12-2019 6. 2012RCY9525 TANUJA KUMARI 20-08-2019 8 DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING 9 Doctor of Philosophy in CIVIL ENGINEERING Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voce Examination 1. 2015RCE9020 ANKITA SAXENA 11-01-2019 HARSHWARDHAN SINGH 2. 2015RCE9518 11-11-2019 CHOUHAN 3. 2015RCE9046 KUNAL 26-02-2019 4. 2015RCE9035 LALIT KUMAR GUPTA 06-01-2020 5. 2014RCE9037 PRADEEP KUMAR GAUTAM 08-01-2019 6. 2011RST7137 RAJSHREE CHARAN 01-03-2019 7. 2013RCE9564 SUSHINDRA KUMAR GUPTA 15-10-2019 8. 2014RCE9549 SYED AHMED KABEER K I 16-03-2019 10 DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 11 Doctor of Philosophy in COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voce Examination 1. 2012RCP9516 ABHISHEK SINGH KILAK 21-09-2019 2. 2014RCP9553 AJAY NEHRA 08-07-2019 3. 2013RCP9515 ASHISH SHARMA 26-08-2019 4. 2014RCP9067 MAHEEP SINGH 20-08-2019 5. 2013RCP9553 MANINDER SINGH NEHRA 23-12-2019 6. 2013RCP9006 SONAL YADAV 08-08-2019 7. 2015RCP9003 SONU LAMBA 23-12-2019 8. 2014RCP9541 VIJAY KUMAR SHARMA 04-12-2019 12 DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 13 Doctor of Philosophy in ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voce Examination 1. 2014REE9517 ABHILASH KUMAR GUPTA 07-06-2019 2. 2014REE9044 AJEET KUMAR SINGH 23-07-2019 3. 2015REE9015 AKANKSHA SHUKLA 04-11-2019 4. 2011REE7130 AMITA KUMARI SHARMA 05-05-2019 5. 2014REE9503 BHANU PRATAP SONI 11-01-2020 6. 2014REE9538 JAY PRAKASH KESHRI 10-01-2020 7. 2014REE9058 PANKAJ KUMAR 31-08-2019 8. 2014REE9532 PRADEEP SINGH 31-08-2019 9. 2014REE9528 PRERAK BHARDWAJ 28-01-2019 10. 2015REE9006 RAJVIR KAUR 27-12-2018 11. 2015REE9001 RANJEET KUMAR 11-01-2020 12. 2015REE9029 SATYENDRA SINGH 16-12-2019 13. 2013REE9545 SHALINI PAL 13-04-2019 14. 2014REE9533 SONAM PARASHAR 26-12-2019 15. 2015REE9034 SOUMYADEEP RAY 27-01-2019 16. 2014REE9531 SUJIL A 13-04-2019 17. 2014REE9041 VENU SANGWAN 11-07-2019 18. 2014REE9516 VIJAYAKUMAR GALI 15-02-2019 19. 2015REE9007 VIVEK PRAKASH 05-11-2019 14 DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING 15 Doctor of Philosophy in ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voce Examination 1. 2014REC9529 GIRRAJ SHARMA 01-11-2019 2. 2008REC502 HITENDRA GUPTA 04-12-2019 3. 2014REC9012 KAMAYANI SHRIVASTAV 15-07-2019 4. 2014REC9023 NIKETA SHARMA 15-10-2019 5. 2014REC9004 RAHUL KUMAR VIJAY 13-01-2020 6. 2013REC9547 SHAILENDRA KUMAR TRIPATHI 07-11-2019 7. 2013REC9032 SHANKY SAXENA 02-08-2019 8. 2014REC9001 URVASHI PRAKASH SHUKLA 15-04-2019 9. 2011REC7104 VIMAL KUMAR AGRAWAL 05-10-2019 16 DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 17 Doctor of Philosophy in HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voce Examination 1. 2014RHS9502 AMBIKA SINGH 05-02-2019 2. 2012RHS9533 SHVETA TRIPATHI 15-11-2019 18 DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES 19 Doctor of Philosophy in MANAGEMENT STUDIES Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voce Examination 1. 2013RBM9502 MANISH KUMAR 08-05-2019 2. 2013RBM9544 MAYANKA SINGH CHHONKER 09-08-2019 3. 2016RBM9047 PUNYASLOKA PATTNAIK 31-10-2019 4. 2013RBM9512 SUNDEEP KUMAR 28-02-2019 20 DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS 21 Doctor of Philosophy in MATHEMATICS Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voce Examination 1. 2013RMA9061 DEVENDRA SINGH 25-09-2019 2. 2015RMA9531 NIDHI JOLLY 03-07-2019 22 DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 23 Doctor of Philosophy in MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voce Examination 1. 2013RME9070 ASHISH DUTTA 16-12-2019 2. 2015RME9514 ASHISH KUMAR SINGH 03-07-2019 3. 2011RME7143 DHEERAJ JOSHI 14-08-2019 4. 2014RME9523 GAURAV KUMAR BADHOTIYA 18-04-2019 5. 2012RME9029 LALIT GUGLANI 30-05-2019 6. 2014RME9540 MANISH KUMAR 08-05-2019 7. 2012RME9554 MANOJ GUPTA 16-08-2019 8. 2014RME9054 MANOJ KUMAR SAIN 21-06-2019 9. 2011RME7146 NARAYAN LAL JAIN 12-07-2019 10. 2013RME9526 NEERAJ SAINI 15-07-2019 11. 2013RME9005 PEEYUSH VATS 04-03-2019 12. 2014RME9040 PREM SINGH 08-11-2019 13. 2012RME9032 RAMKARAN YADAV 18-12-2019 14. 2014RME9009 RUPALI BAGHEL 30-07-2019 15. 2013RME9049 SAGAR KUMAR 23-02-2019 16. 2015RME9048 VINOD YADAV 16-04-2019 24 DEPARTMENT OF METALLURGICAL AND MATERIALS ENGINEERING 25 Doctor of Philosophy in METALLURGICAL AND MATERIALS ENGINEERING Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voce Examination 1. 2014RMT9535 DEVESH KUMAR 05-04-2019 2. 2013RMT9532 KRISHNA KUMAR 26-07-2019 3. 2014RMT9015 NIMU CHAND REGER 14-08-2019 4. 2015RMT9056 NITIKA KUNDAN 29-07-2019 5. 2014RMT9510 PRIYANKA MEENA 22-03-2019 6. 2014RMT9519 RAVINDRA SINGH 23-12-2019 7. 2014RMT9504 SAURAV KUMAR 09-01-2020 8. 2014RMT9530 VANDANA KALER 05-07-2019 9. 2015RMT9057 VIBHA UTTAM 27-05-2019 26 NATIONAL CENTRE FOR DISASTER MITIGATION AND MANAGEMENT 27 Doctor of Philosophy in NATIONAL CENTRE FOR DISASTER MITIGATION AND MANAGEMENT Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voce Examination 1. 2015RNC9021 SHASHI NARAYAN 10-10-2019 28 DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS 29 Doctor of Philosophy in PHYSICS Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voce Examination 1. 2013RPH9530 ARUN VINOD 10-07-2019 2. 2013RPH9042 DINESH SAINI 21-01-2019 3. 2015RPY9005 KM. POOJA KUMARI 09-11-2019 4. 2012RPH9558 MAHENDRA SINGH RATHORE 03-01-2019 5. 2014RPY9008 POOJA SHARMA 03-06-2019 6. 2013RPH9028 PRIYANKA 11-02-2019 7. 2014RPY9043 RAJESH KUMAR 26-04-2019 8. 2013RPH9533 SATYAVIR SINGH 08-01-2019 9. 2013RPH9001 SHUSHANT KUMAR SINGH 11-02-2019 30 DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING 31 M.Plan in URBAN PLANNING (2019) S. No. Student ID Name CGPA 1. 2017PAR5417 ABHIMANYU CHAUDHARY 7.02 2. 2017PAR5381 ADITI MATHUR 8.26 3. 2017PAR5112 ASTHA SINGH 8.89 4. 2017PAR5387 DIVYA SHARMA 8.35 5. 2017PAR5520 GAGAN PRATAP SINGH SENGER 7.48 6. 2017PAR5197 MOHD. AFZAL 7.15 7. 2017PAR5091 NAMRATA VERMA 7.54 8. 2017PAR5412 PRANAV GUPTA 8.15 9. 2017PAR5044 RAJAT TYAGI 7.78 10. 2017PAR5523 RAJESH KUMAR 7.02 11. 2017PAR5489 SHRADHA CHANDAN 8.37 12. 2017PAR5131 TARUN KUMAR 6.85 13. 2017PAR5049 TOLI DOYE 7.72 14. 2017PAR5185 VASUDHA THAPA 7.76 15. 2017PAR5204 YOGESH 7.09 16. 2017PAR5276 YOGESH SHARMA 7.80 32 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY 33 M.Sc in CHEMISTRY (2019) S. No. Student ID Name CGPA 1. 2017PCY5308 ANUJ MAURYA 8.59 2. 2017PCY5351 ARCHANA YADAV 8.37 3. 2017PCY5317 BONASREE ROY 8.08 4. 2017PCY5365 BUTA SINGH 7.70 5. 2017PCY5375 CHANDANSHIVE VIKEE BHAGAVAT 6.60 6. 2017PCY5324 CHITVAN JAIN 9.57 7. 2017PCY5358 DINESH YADAV 6.64 8. 2017PCY5356 GAURAV BHAKAR 7.27 9. 2017PCY5372 HARSHIT PANDEY 7.90 10. 2017PCY5320 HITESH KUMAR 8.22 11. 2017PCY5302 KAJAL CHAUDHARY 9.25 12. 2017PCY5307 LISA RAUT 7.67 13. 2017PCY5318 PANKAJ SHARMA 7.83 14. 2017PCY5315 PEEYUSH KUMAR 8.12 15. 2017PCY5298 PRITI CHAHAR 7.67 16. 2017PCY5346 PUSPA 7.55 17. 2017PCY5311 SATYAM DOLEY 6.92 18. 2017PCY5353 SHAIFALI MITTAL 8.96 19. 2017PCY5359 SIMRAN YADAV 8.01 20. 2017PCY5313 SONU KUMARI 8.16 21. 2017PCY5366 VIJAY KUMAR RAY 7.20 34 DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS 35 M.Sc in MATHEMATICS (2019) S. No. Student ID Name CGPA 1. 2017PMA5354 ADARSH RAGHUVANSHI 7.98 2. 2017PMA5332 AMIT KUMAR GOYAL 5.83 3. 2017PMA5343 CHANDA KUMAWAT 6.70 4. 2017PMA5310 CHARMI LAKHARA 9.08 5. 2017PMA5350 DEEPAK KUMAR SHARMA 7.40 6. 2017PMA5340 JITESH SHARMA 6.40 7. 2017PMA5362 JYOTI 8.88 8. 2017PMA5309 MAHESH KUMAR KUMAWAT 7.20 9. 2017PMA5342 MANISH KUMAR 6.90 10. 2017PMA5328 MANISHA 8.93 11. 2017PMA5344 MANJU YADAV 8.80 12. 2017PMA5322 MUNESH KUMARI 8.25 13. 2017PMA5333 PRAGYA BELWAL 7.28 14. 2017PMA5349 PRINCE KUMAR 6.83 15. 2017PMA5331 SACHIN KUMAR MISHRA 7.83 16. 2017PMA5325 SANGEETA KUMARI 8.80 17. 2017PMA5352 SANJAY RAMAN 6.20 18. 2017PMA5334 SHISH RAM VERMA 6.75 19. 2017PMA5360 SUNIL KUMAR 5.83 20. 2017PMA5327 SWATI 8.70 21. 2017PMA5339 VANDANA GAUTAM 8.08 22. 2017PMA5348 VIVEK GATHALA 6.00 36 DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS 37 M.Sc in PHYSICS (2019) S. No. Student ID Name CGPA 1. 2017PPH5376 AJIN JOY 9.19 2. 2017PPH5345 AYUSHI YADAV 7.29 3. 2017PPH5335 BASANT KUMAR SHARMA 6.83 4. 2017PPH5312 BHAWNA 7.55 5. 2017PPH5357 CHHAVI KUMAR JANGID 7.64 6.
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