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ENGINEERING SERVICES EXAMINATION,2019 SERVICE : CIVIL ENGG. RECOMMENDED CANDIDATES RESULT ________________________________________________________________________________________ SR.NO. NAME ROLL NO WTOT P.T FTOT COMM PwBD _________________________________________________________________________________________ 1 ABUZAR GAFFARI 0400156 710 132 842 0 2 PRAMIT DEBMALLIK 0601951 652 146 798 0 3 AMARJEET 0814286 663 124 787 0 4 AMAN GULIA 0814170 661 124 785 0 5 AYUSH CHANDRA DWIVEDI 2602191 667 118 785 0 6 KABIL BHARGAVA 0800072 660 124 784 0 7 ABHISHEK KUMAR 0802742 656 126 782 OBC 0 8 YOGESH KUMAR 0815568 661 118 779 0 9 ANKIT KUMAR 0804244 668 108 776 0 10 TUSHAR GARG 0802312 651 123 774 0 11 ANURAG ANAND 0807320 665 100 765 0 12 AKASH DEEP SINGH 0808999 657 104 761 0 13 PATHIPATI RAMU 5000517 648 112 760 OBC 0 14 ABHISHEK SINGH TOMAR 0807855 650 110 760 0 15 BHERJAS MUHAMMAD P P 0815641 644 114 758 OBC 0 16 VIJAYANK GARG 0801348 626 132 758 0 17 PRAMOD KUMAR 0806505 665 92 757 OBC 0 18 SUBODH THAPLIYAL 1401455 645 112 757 0 _________________________________________________________________________________________ ENGINEERING SERVICES EXAMINATION,2019 SERVICE : CIVIL ENGG. RECOMMENDED CANDIDATES RESULT ________________________________________________________________________________________ SR.NO. NAME ROLL NO WTOT P.T FTOT COMM PwBD _________________________________________________________________________________________ 19 AVINASH JAIN 0810373 643 114 757 0 20 BANBARI LAL MEENA 0804874 639 118 757 ST 0 21 NIKHIL KUMAR 0814408 666 90 756 0 22 SHUBHRANSHU DWIVEDI 2602352 642 114 756 0 23 PARTH PAREEK 1102998 625 129 754 0 24 SHAMS AHMED 0404109 628 125 753 0 25 VIKRAM 0812900 650 102 752 0 26 SHREYA SHEKHAR 0801641 646 106 752 0 27 JAYESH ATREYA 0800994 636 116 752 0 28 ABHASH PRATAP SINGH 0200185 651 100 751 0 29 ONKAR ASHISH 0811107 616 133 749 0 30 ABHISHEK KUMAR GUPTA 5101561 637 110 747 0 31 GAUTAM GOEL 0815824 623 124 747 0 32 UMAKANT PRAJAPATI 0815463 626 120 746 OBC 0 33 VIVEK SINGLA 0400054 637 108 745 0 34 SIRIGIRI MANIKANTA 1006581 637 108 745 OBC 0 35 AKASH TIWARI 0813578 643 102 745 0 _________________________________________________________________________________________ ENGINEERING SERVICES EXAMINATION,2019 SERVICE : CIVIL ENGG. RECOMMENDED CANDIDATES RESULT ________________________________________________________________________________________ SR.NO. NAME ROLL NO WTOT P.T FTOT COMM PwBD _________________________________________________________________________________________ 36 SANCHIT SHRIVASTAVA 0405176 614 130 744 0 37 GAURAV JOSHI 0807964 627 115 742 0 38 MANOJ PATIDAR 0807833 637 104 741 OBC 0 39 VANDNESH SHEKHAWAT 0812159 624 115 739 0 40 VISHNU CHAUDHARY 1105894 635 104 739 0 41 MAYANK UPADHYAY 0809321 613 126 739 0 42 MRIDUL BURAGOHAIN 0803519 617 122 739 OBC 0 43 PRAKHAR SINGH 0401711 608 130 738 0 44 SANKALP AGARWAL 1105541 613 124 737 0 45 APOORV VASHISTHA 0800643 628 108 736 0 46 YOGITA MEENA 0806645 606 130 736 ST 0 47 MOHAK JUNEJA 0404986 606 129 735 0 48 MIR ATIF 0801314 603 132 735 0 49 SAMARTH 1400768 638 96 734 0 50 ANUJ JAIN 0809917 620 114 734 0 51 VISHAL TYAGI 1200722 615 118 733 0 52 VIJAY SHARMA 0808848 626 106 732 0 53 VIVEK KUMAR SHARMA 0807415 626 105 731 0 _________________________________________________________________________________________ ENGINEERING SERVICES EXAMINATION,2019 SERVICE : CIVIL ENGG. RECOMMENDED CANDIDATES RESULT ________________________________________________________________________________________ SR.NO. NAME ROLL NO WTOT P.T FTOT COMM PwBD _________________________________________________________________________________________ 54 MOHIT RAJ 0814033 625 106 731 0 55 SWATANTRA KUMAR JAIN 0809825 620 110 730 0 56 NUPUR TRIPATHI 0804221 623 106 729 0 57 SATYAM BARANWAL 0802070 638 90 728 0 58 SHREYANS MEHTA 1102143 620 108 728 0 59 ABHISHEK KUMAR SINGH 0815191 614 114 728 0 60 KATAMREDDY GEETHA KRISHNA 0801069 626 100 726 0 61 AMAN KUMAR 4901362 607 118 725 0 62 SURJEET KUMAR 0808180 619 106 725 0 63 GARVIT SHARMA 0800249 602 122 724 0 64 SHUBHAM BAJAJ 1202007 598 126 724 0 65 ATUL KUMAR SINGH 0802966 621 102 723 0 66 GURWINDER SINGH 0802258 618 104 722 OBC 0 67 DUDDU JAGADEESH 0808022 609 113 722 OBC 0 68 AJAY GAUTAM 3501706 594 128 722 0 69 AVISHEKH JAISWAL 0601827 605 116 721 0 70 ADITYA 0600412 601 120 721 0 _________________________________________________________________________________________ ENGINEERING SERVICES EXAMINATION,2019 SERVICE : CIVIL ENGG. RECOMMENDED CANDIDATES RESULT ________________________________________________________________________________________ SR.NO. NAME ROLL NO WTOT P.T FTOT COMM PwBD _________________________________________________________________________________________ 71 AKSHAY DADHICH 0804431 608 112 720 0 72 ASHUTOSH TIWARI 0808149 608 112 720 0 73 ALOK 0812550 592 128 720 OBC 0 74 KATHE SAI CHARAN 5100220 613 106 719 OBC 0 75 AMOL NAMDEO 0808760 595 124 719 0 76 GOPAL KUMAR 0814473 587 132 719 0 77 ROHIT KUMAR GUPTA 0800447 604 114 718 0 78 AKSHAY SHARMA 0816026 600 118 718 0 79 SATYADEEP SHARMA 0800268 607 110 717 0 80 RISHAV VATS 4101311 627 90 717 0 81 AJAY KUMAR SHARMA 1105361 626 90 716 0 82 AKHIL JAIN 0807253 608 108 716 0 83 ALANKRITA 0805692 592 124 716 SC 0 84 VINOD BHARODIYA 1102041 615 100 715 OBC 0 85 AMAN GUPTA 0812474 611 104 715 0 86 CHAPPALE NAGARJUNA REDDY 1007763 601 114 715 0 87 AJEET PRATAP SINGH 0809000 595 120 715 0 88 MAHENDRA KUMAR 0811344 595 120 715 0 _________________________________________________________________________________________ ENGINEERING SERVICES EXAMINATION,2019 SERVICE : CIVIL ENGG. RECOMMENDED CANDIDATES RESULT ________________________________________________________________________________________ SR.NO. NAME ROLL NO WTOT P.T FTOT COMM PwBD _________________________________________________________________________________________ 89 RAJAT MISHRA 2603220 612 102 714 0 90 MANISH KUMAR MEENA 0807239 630 84 714 ST 0 91 TARUN KUMAR BANSAL 0805532 604 110 714 0 92 DANGUDUBIYYAM NAGENDRA BALAJI 0805154 609 104 713 0 93 ANJANI KUMAR MAURYA 0201124 573 140 713 OBC 0 94 PUSPENDRA KUMAR KHATANA 0800592 598 114 712 OBC 0 95 HEMANT RAJ SHARMA 0804752 590 122 712 0 96 ABHISHEK MAJI 1102152 608 103 711 0 97 ABHINAV GOYAL 3501890 595 116 711 0 98 MOHIT SINGHAL 0814488 579 132 711 0 99 DEVIKA PUJA GARG 0808006 596 114 710 0 100 VIVEK KUMAR 0812309 608 102 710 0 101 RAVI PRAKASH AGRAHARI 0812843 605 105 710 0 102 AKHIL KUMAR PATHAK 0807725 602 108 710 0 103 ASHOK SINGH 0807144 602 108 710 0 104 SPACE GUPTA 0809631 604 106 710 0 105 MAHESH KUMAR 1106107 569 140 709 OBC 0 _________________________________________________________________________________________ ENGINEERING SERVICES EXAMINATION,2019 SERVICE : CIVIL ENGG. RECOMMENDED CANDIDATES RESULT ________________________________________________________________________________________ SR.NO. NAME ROLL NO WTOT P.T FTOT COMM PwBD _________________________________________________________________________________________ 106 VIKAS YADAV 0804032 583 126 709 OBC 0 107 NAVEEN MEENA 1106494 614 94 708 ST 0 108 BANDLA HEMADITYA 1001738 588 120 708 0 109 SHIVANSH KUMAR RAI 0801008 582 126 708 0 110 DHEERAJ ADWANI 0505948 578 130 708 0 111 DEEPAK SHARMA 0401824 597 110 707 0 112 DEEPAK BHARTI 0801755 595 112 707 0 113 SHAHRUKH KHAN 1105598 584 123 707 0 114 ABHISHEK MEENA 0815179 600 106 706 ST 0 115 ROHIT GAUR 1100523 592 114 706 0 116 SURYANSH JASUJA 0812126 580 126 706 0 117 BHASKER SONBER 4901046 581 124 705 OBC 0 118 ABHISHEK KUMAR MISHRA 0806787 605 100 705 0 119 NIRMAL NAYAK 1201567 589 116 705 0 120 SAURABH MISHRA 0808607 595 110 705 0 121 APOORVA CHANDRA JHA 0801060 585 120 705 0 122 PRATIK PALLAV 1400086 596 108 704 OBC 0 123 HEMANT SINGH PATEL 2603714 589 115 704 OBC 0 _________________________________________________________________________________________ ENGINEERING SERVICES EXAMINATION,2019 SERVICE : CIVIL ENGG. RECOMMENDED CANDIDATES RESULT ________________________________________________________________________________________ SR.NO. NAME ROLL NO WTOT P.T FTOT COMM PwBD _________________________________________________________________________________________ 124 MOHIT SHANDILYA 0813264 589 114 703 0 125 BUDIGI REDDY SONI 5000570 594 108 702 0 126 SHUBHAM YADAV 0815741 591 111 702 OBC 0 127 MOHD ARISH 0802575 592 110 702 0 128 BHARAT KUMAR SHARMA 0816022 594 108 702 0 129 BHAWANA JOSHI 0806752 576 126 702 0 130 NIDHI CHOUDHARY 1103800 595 104 699 OBC 0 131 SACHIN KUMAR 0811651 588 110 698 OBC 0 132 SUDHANSHU SINGH 0814014 578 120 698 OBC 0 133 RAVINDRA KUMAR SAINI 2600348 591 106 697 OBC 0 134 MAYANK KUMAR YADAV 0403886 584 108 692 OBC 0 135 AKHILESH ANAND 0811112 583 108 691 OBC 0 136 HANINDER SINGH SANDHU 1400634 587 104 691 OBC 0 137 KHENAT VIVEK NAMDEV 0801188 579 112 691 OBC 0 138 AMIT KUMAR 0815443 557 134 691 OBC 0 139 DAKSHRAJ SINGH 1103462 586 104 690 SC 0 140 RAVIKANT NAVEEN 0804632 572 118 690 SC 0 _________________________________________________________________________________________ ENGINEERING SERVICES EXAMINATION,2019 SERVICE : CIVIL ENGG. RECOMMENDED CANDIDATES RESULT ________________________________________________________________________________________ SR.NO. NAME ROLL NO WTOT P.T FTOT COMM PwBD _________________________________________________________________________________________ 141 HARIS YUSUF ZAI 1101938 583 106 689 OBC 0 142 CHAMPAKJYOTI RAJBANGSHI 0809880 569 120 689 OBC 0 143 SUYASH YADAV 0814590 577 112 689 OBC 0 144 AJAY SINGH 0804192 574 114 688 OBC 0 145 MANISH VERMA 0813169 564 124 688 OBC 0 146 JITENDRA
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