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CENTRAL INDIA INSTITUTE of PHARMACY Diploma in Pharmacy Godhani, Nagpur CENTRAL INDIA INSTITUTE OF PHARMACY Diploma In Pharmacy Godhani, Nagpur. MSBTE Enrollment Register For the year 2010-2011 Course Name: Pharamacy(PH) Sr. No. Candidate Name Gender Enrollment No 1 MOHD BILAL ASHRAF MOHD IMTIYAZ ANSARI Male 1006520018 2 DHUDHEKAR PRAFULLA HIRALAL Male 1006520005 3 MOHAMMAD SOHEL ABDUL RAFIQUE Male 1006520016 4 ASHRAFI MOHSIN ASLAM Male 1006520003 5 KHAN FAISAL ZAKIULLAH Male 1006520009 6 MOHD ASIF MOHD FAROOQUE Male 1006520017 7 PATHAN SALMANKHAN MEHBUBKHAN Male 1006520027 8 MUBASHSHAREEN ALEEMUDDIN Female 1006520023 9 NADEEM ALI GHULAM ALI Male 1006520024 10 AMBAGADE ANJALI NARESH Female 1006520001 11 MOHD HAROON HAFIZULLAH ANSARI Male 1006520019 12 RAJPUT SUSHMITA MANOJKUMAR Female 1006520028 13 NOMAN KHALID MOIN AHMAD SIDDIQUI Male 1006520025 14 DALAL SNEHA ZAMAJI Female 1006520004 15 KHAN SALIM MAJID Male 1006520012 16 SHAIKH AHFAZ SHAIKH IQBAL Male 1006520036 17 SAIFUR RAHMAN ABDUL RASHEED Male 1006520033 18 RESHMA PARVEEN SHEIKH NAWAB Female 1006520029 19 SALEHA TAZEEN MOHD IQBAL ANSARI Female 1006520034 20 PANDE SHEWTA YADAO Female 1006520026 21 SHEIKH ABDUL HASIB MOHAMMAD RAFIK Male 1006520055 22 MOHAMMAD AQUIB JAVED ABDUL MUNAF Male 1006520015 23 TAMBE SNEHAL PUNDLIK Female 1006520039 24 TAUQEER HUSSAIN TALIB HUSSAIN Male 1006520040 25 KHOBRAGADE SANKET MORESHWAR Male 1006520013 26 ANSARI MUSTAFIZ ZAFARUL HASAN Male 1006520002 27 MOHD MUJAHID MOHD SABIR Male 1006520020 Sr. No. Candidate Name Gender Enrollment No 28 NAGHMA TARANNUM ISHAQUE BAIG Female 1006520048 29 ROHIT ASHOK USALE Male 1006520030 30 SABA PARVEEN ABDUL KALIM Female 1006520032 31 KHAN RUKHSAR ASLAM KHAN Female 1006520011 32 MOHD WASIL ASHHAR MOHD MAQSOOD Male 1006520021 33 SANA NAZ MOHD AJAZ Female 1006520035 34 SHAIKH SOHEL RAZA SHAIKH RAMZAN Male 1006520037 35 GHAGARE MAHENDRA MANOHAR Male 1006520008 36 SYED REHAN SYED MUZAFFAR Male 1006520038 37 MANSOORI MUSTAFA RAZA JAMEEL AHMED Male 1006520014 38 MOHD ZAID ANSARI MOHD KHALEEL ANSARI Male 1006520022 39 SABA FARZANA ABDUR RAZZAQUE Female 1006520031 40 EHSANUL HAQUE MOINUDDIN Male 1006520006 41 ARSHAD AHMED KHAN HAMID KHAN Male 1006520042 42 FARHEENA ANJUM NASIM AHMED Female 1006520007 43 KHAN MAZAR LATEEF Male 1006520010 44 ZEBA NAAZ MOHD SALEEM Female 1006520059 45 SIBIA SADAF ATAUR RAHMAN Female 1006520056 46 SHAIKH MOHAMMAD ZUBAIR AALAM ALI Male 1006520054 47 ZEESHAN PARVEZ MOHD SHAKEEL Male 1006520060 48 RAFIYA KAUSAR KHAYYAM KAUSAR Female 1006520051 49 SONTAKKE ANCHAL HEMANT Female 1006520057 50 PANDEY ALOK ANILKUMAR Male 1006520049 51 SAHARE PRIYANKA VASUDEO Female 1006520052 52 NAFEES FATIMA SHER ALI BABULLAH Female 1006520047 53 FARHANA BEGUM MD. 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