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(Honours) Examination, April, 2016, PU, Chandigarh Page Result of the B.Com. Third Year (Honours) Examination, April, 2016, P.U., Chandigarh Page No.: 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Roll No. Regd. No. Name of the candidate Subjects Father's / Mother's Name Result -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- D.A.V. College, Abohar 10113000954 Arushi Ahuja Business Finance & Accounting : Manoj Ahuja / Mamta Ahuja 115 10113000955 Bableen Kaur Business Finance & Accounting : Karnail Singh / Karamjeet Kaur 129 10113000956 Bavneet Kaur Business Finance & Accounting : Joginder Singh / Gurpreet Kaur 131 10113000958 Harleen Sidhu Business Finance & Accounting : Sukhpal Singh / Sukhpreet Kaur 119 10113000960 Himani Business Finance & Accounting : Mukand Lal / Sushma Devi 120 10113000962 Jashan Preet Business Finance & Accounting : Partap Singh / Paramjeet Kaur 127 10113000967 Komal Gakhar Business Finance & Accounting : Shanker Lal Gakher / Uma Rani 129 Gakher 10113000976 Nitika Chugh Business Finance & Accounting : Rajinder Kumar Chugh / Anita 123 Chugh 10113000987 Razia Wadhwa Business Finance & Accounting : Ajay Wadhwa / Kavita Wadhwa Cancelled 10113000991 Riya Business Finance & Accounting : Vijay Kumar / Seema Rani 135 10113000992 Riya Wadhwa Business Finance & Accounting : Rajiv Wadhwa / Veena Wadhwa 114 10113001013 Ujjawal Garg Business Finance & Accounting : Shankar Lal Garg / Sunita Garg 122 10113001014 Venika Sukhija Business Finance & Accounting : Rajesh Sukhija / Adarsh 123 Sukhija 10113001020 Aditya Kathuria Business Finance & Accounting : Mahesh Kathuria / Veena Cancelled Kathuria 10113001021 Aditya Singh Business Finance & Accounting : Kanhiya Singh / Suman Singh 115 10113001043 Hans Raj Business Finance & Accounting : Vijay Kumar / Manju Bala Cancelled 10113001050 Karan Soni Business Finance & Accounting : Gulshan Soni / Manju Soni Cancelled 10113001069 Rahul Kawatra Business Finance & Accounting : Deepak Kumar Kawatra / Cancelled Ranjana Kawatra 10313000499 Shama Business Finance & Accounting : Mahesh Kumar / Shobha Rani Cancelled 10413001067 Sahil Doda Business Finance & Accounting : Dharampal Doda / Seema Rani 111 11813001065 Akashdeep Business Finance & Accounting : Pawan Kumar Babbar / Rekha 112 Rani 11813001116 Vishavpreet Business Finance & Accounting : Bal Krishan / Pritam Kaur Cancelled Gopichand Arya Mahila College, Abohar 10312000461 Rakhi Rani Marketing Management: Harpal Singh / Ombiri Devi Cancelled 10313000451 Anchal Marketing Management: Hari Chand / Maya Devi 127 10313000460 Bindia Rani Marketing Management: Shiv Kumar / Sunita Cancelled 10313000461 Deepakshi Mittal Marketing Management: Manoj Mittal / Manisha Mittal 122 10313000464 Ekta Rani Marketing Management: Ashwani Kumar / Hema Rani 133 10313000467 Juhi Bansal Marketing Management: Kanhiya Lal / Lata Bansal 152 10313000468 Kajal Marketing Management: Pawan Kumar Sain / Sunita Sain 157 10313000475 Mishu Rani Marketing Management: Satish Kumar / Seema Rani 134 10313000477 Navjot Kaur Marketing Management: Jagtar Singh / Jasvir Kaur 138 10313000482 Paramjit Kaur Marketing Management: Dilbag Singh / Jaswinder Kaur 121 10313000486 Prachi Gilhotra Marketing Management: Dharminder Gilhotra / Babita 149 Gilhotra 10313000491 Renu Bala Marketing Management: Des Raj / Lakshmi Devi 137 10313000492 Ridhima Bedi Marketing Management: Manoj Bedi / Renu Bedi 143 10313000494 Rupika Yadav Marketing Management: Ramniwas Yadav / Reshma Yadav 150 10313000503 Shobna Rohila Marketing Management: Satish Kumar Rohila / Krishna Cancelled Rohila 10313000507 Simran Valecha Marketing Management: Vinod Valecha / Monika Valecha 127 10313000511 Taniya Goyal Marketing Management: Sanjay Goyal / Neetu Goyal 134 14713000550 Surbhi Marketing Management: Narinder Kumar / Madhu Garg 147 18713000632 Anisha Marketing Management: Varinder Kumar Sihag / 145 Krishna Sihag 18713000663 Shavina Marketing Management: Ravinder Karwasra / Manita Cancelled Karwasra 18713000670 Suman Bala Marketing Management: Harish Chander / Sumitra Devi 123 R.S.D. College, Ferozepur City 11513000749 Aanchal Business Finance & Accounting : Vijay Kumar Bedi / Saroj Bedi Cancelled 11513000753 Anchal Business Finance & Accounting : Parveen Kumar / Sangita 139 Result of the B.Com. Third Year (Honours) Examination, April, 2016, P.U., Chandigarh Page No.: 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Roll No. Regd. No. Name of the candidate Subjects Father's / Mother's Name Result -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- R.S.D. College, Ferozepur City 11513000760 Harpreet Kaur Business Finance & Accounting : Gurnam Singh / Surinder Kaur 120 11513000761 Kajal Business Finance & Accounting : Rajesh Kumar / Sunita Fail 11513000762 Kamalpreet Kaur Business Finance & Accounting : Ranjit Singh / Satnam Kaur RL(REV) 11513000763 Khushbu Business Finance & Accounting : Deepak Garg / Saroj 137 11513000764 Naina Business Finance & Accounting : Vishal Jaiswal / Reeta Jaiswal 128 11513000766 Nikita Dhawan Business Finance & Accounting : Surinder Pal Dhawan / Suman 141 Dhawan 11513000768 Pratiksha Wahi Business Finance & Accounting : Vijay Kumar Wahi / Jyoti Wahi 128 11513000770 Priya Business Finance & Accounting : Rajpal / Harjeet Kaur 130 11513000771 Risha Business Finance & Accounting : Vinod Kumar / Rekha 124 11513000779 Amit Aneja Business Finance & Accounting : Ashok Aneja / Neena 141 11513000782 Anchal Wadhwa Business Finance & Accounting : Sunil Wadhwa / Parveen Cancelled 11513000783 Anirudh Mittal Business Finance & Accounting : Dinesh Kumar Mittal / Sunaina Fail Mittal 11513000784 Anmol Chawla Business Finance & Accounting : Ravinder Chawla / Malika 111 Chawla 11513000795 Deepak Chawla Business Finance & Accounting : Baldev Raj Chawla / Geeta Rani Fail 11513000800 Gourav Bajaj Business Finance & Accounting : Rakesh Bajaj / Renu Bajaj 118 11513000807 Harsh Chawla Business Finance & Accounting : Parvesh Kumar Chawla / Asha 125 Rani Chawla 11513000813 Jai Kochhar Business Finance & Accounting : Vinod Kochhar / Seema Kochhar 131 11513000815 Jaspreet Singh Business Finance & Accounting : Malkeet Singh / Parmjeet Kaur 112 11513000818 Karan Bajaj Business Finance & Accounting : Sham Lal Bajaj / Usha Bajaj 125 11513000820 Karan Puri Business Finance & Accounting : Janak Raj Puri / Sunita Puri 120 11513000835 Neha Manchanda Business Finance & Accounting : Ravi Manchanda / Geeta RL(REV) Manchanda 11513000841 Poojit Narula Business Finance & Accounting : Brij Mohan Narula / Sunita Fail 11513000842 Prince Business Finance & Accounting : Raj Kumar Bedi / Nirmala Rani 121 11513000855 Sagar Grover Business Finance & Accounting : Surinder Kumar / Rachna Rani 123 11513000863 Sajan Business Finance & Accounting : Ram Abhilash / Suman Fail 11513000871 Saurabh Kumar Business Finance & Accounting : Shambhu Sahani / Neelam Devi Cancelled 11513000872 Shajad Dhingra Business Finance & Accounting : Narinder Singh Dhingra / Cancelled Gundeep Kaur 11513000875 Shivam Gupta Business Finance & Accounting : Sudhir Gupta / Suman Gupta Cancelled 11513000880 Shubham Garg Business Finance & Accounting : Anil Garg / Rekha Garg Cancelled 11513000883 Sukhwant Singh Business Finance & Accounting : Satpal Singh / Amarjeet Kaur 122 11513000887 Tejas Chaudhary Business Finance & Accounting : Resham Lal Chaudhary / Saroj Cancelled Kumari 11513000890 Varun Sachdeva Business Finance & Accounting : Raj Kumar Sachdeva / Surinder 121 Rani 11713000218 Konica Yadav Business Finance & Accounting : Dalip Yadav / Neeru Yadav 124 11713000242 Sheena Business Finance & Accounting : Pawan Arora / Pinky Arora Cancelled 11813001071 Bandhul Bansal Business Finance & Accounting : Sham Bansal / Ashu Bansal Cancelled 18013001265 Pardeep Patheja Business Finance & Accounting : Rajinder Kumar Patheja / 107 Kiran Patheja Dev Samaj College for Women, Ferozepur City 11612000675 Nisha Rani Electronic Commerce Hukam Chand / Harmeet Kaur Cancelled 11612000714 Smily Electronic Commerce Rajesh Narula / Radha Narula Cancelled 11613000499 Alisha Electronic Commerce Mukesh Kumar / Gitanjali Cancelled 11613000500 Alisha Bindra Electronic Commerce Ashwani Kumar / Savita Rani 162 11613000502 Amandeep Kaur Electronic Commerce Baldev Singh / Sukhwinder Kaur 154 11613000503 Amandeep Kaur Electronic Commerce Baldev Singh / Harjinder Kaur RL(PC) 11613000509 Apurva Goyal Electronic Commerce Vasu Goyal / Asha Goyal 151 11613000511 Arshdeep Kaur Electronic Commerce Nirmal Singh / Karamjit Kaur 133 11613000512 Arshjot Kaur Bedi Electronic Commerce Rajinder Singh Bedi / Kuldeep 157 Kaur Result of the B.Com. Third Year (Honours) Examination, April, 2016, P.U., Chandigarh Page No.: 3 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Roll No. Regd. No. Name of the candidate Subjects Father's / Mother's Name Result --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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