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Higher Studies 2014-2015 (UG) Higher Studies 2014-2015 (UG) Sl No Name Department Name of the Course Name of the Institution/University 1 AKHILA P DAS B Com TAX I M Com MG UNIVERSITY 2 APARNA VIKRAMAN B Com TAX I MBA MG UNIVERSITY 3 ASWATHY SHANMUGADAS B Com TAX I MBA MG UNIVERSITY 4 RAVEENA B Com TAX I LLB LAW COLLEGE,TRISSUR 5 NITHIN SOTTER B Com TAX I MBA BANGLORE 6 ATHIRA SAJEEVAN B Com TAX I MBA MG UNIVERSITY 7 ABITH KUMAR K J B Com TAX I MCom MG UNIVERSITY 8 EMY YACOB B Com TAX I MCom MG UNIVERSITY 9 AJIS V PALLIPADAN B Com TAX I PBDSCM COLOMBA UNIVERSITY 10 AKASH JOSE B Com TAX I MBA CUSAT 11 ALNA AUGUSTINE B Com TAX I MSW COIMBATORE UNIVERSITY 12 ANJALI N A B Com TAX I LLB LAW COLLEGE,TRISSUR 13 ANJALY ASHOK B Com TAX I MCom MG UNIVERSITY 14 APARNA DINESH B Com TAX I CA JOHNY & CO, Ernakulam 15 EMMANUAL JOSHIL B Com TAX I MBA BHARATHIAR UNVERSITY 16 GREESHMA THOMAS B Com TAX I MBA CUSAT 17 HARITHA JOSHY B Com TAX I MCom MG UNIVERSITY 18 JICKSON K AUGUSTINE B Com TAX I MBA MG UNIVERSITY 19 JIN JOY B Com TAX I MCom MG UNIVERSITY 20 NSNA NOUSHAD B Com TAX I MCom MG UNIVERSITY 21 LEEMA PAULOSE B Com TAX I MCom MG UNIVERSITY 22 REDIN PALACKAL B Com TAX I MBA MG UNIVERSITY 23 ROHINI RAJAN B Com TAX I MCom MG UNIVERSITY 24 SANJANA SAJAN B Com TAX I MBA MADRAS UNIVERSITY 25 SEBASTIAN SUNNY B Com TAX I MBA MG UNIVERSITY 26 SHAHID SALIM B Com TAX I MBA MG UNIVERSITY 27 SHALU MARY ALEX B Com TAX I PGDM MG UNIVERSITY 28 MOHAMMED HAFIZ B Com TAX I MBA BHARATHIAR UNIVERSITY 29 SREELAKSHMI B Com TAX II LLB LAW ACADEMY, TRIVANDRUM 30 MARY NIYA ROBI B Com CA I MCOM MG UNIVERSITY 31 KEERTHANA M.NAIR B Com CA I MCOM MG UNIVERSITY 32 SANJANA N.C. B Com CA I MCOM MG UNIVERSITY 33 REJITHA THOMAS B Com CA I MCOM,MBA CUSAT 34 KRISHNA PRIYA K.R. B Com CA I M.B.A MG UNIVERSITY 35 AJISH THOMAS MATHEW B Com TT MBA CANADA 36 AKSHAY JUDE B Com TT MBA CANADA 37 ALAN P THANKACHAN B Com TT MBA CUSAT 38 ANEESA HAMEED B Com TT CA ICSI INTERNATIONAL 39 ANJALY N S B Com TT LLB LAW COLLEGE, ERNAKULAM 40 APARNA JAYAKUMAR B Com TT MBA CHRIST UNIVERSITY 41 ASSIYA ALTHAF B Com TT LLB LAW COLLEGE ERNAKULAM 42 ATHIRA SAJAN B Com TT M.COM M G UNIVERITY 43 GEORGE A AKKARA B Com TT MBA NEWZEALAND 44 JACOB ABRAHAM T B Com TT MBA CANADA 45 JEEVA MATHEW B Com TT MSW M G UNIVERSITY 46 JINU T G B Com TT MBA M G UNIVERSITY 47 JISHMA K S B Com TT LLB LAW COLLEGE, ERNAKULAM 48 JOEL P THOMAS B Com TT MBA SRM UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI 49 KIRAN JOSE GEORGE B Com TT MBA CANADA 50 LAKSHMI PRIYA VIJAYAN B Com TT MBA BHARATHIAR UNIVERSITY 51 MUHAMMED SHAHANAS K E B Com TT CA ICSI INTERNATIONAL 52 NIKHIL JOSEPH B Com TT MBA BHARATHIAR UNIVERSITY 53 RAJITHA K R B Com TT LLB LAW COLLGE, ERNAKULAM 54 ROHITH R B Com TT MBA MG UNIVERSITY 55 SHAJAN FIROZKHAN B Com TT MBA AUSTRALIA 56 SHEETHEL V S B Com TT PGDM SCMS, KALAMASSERY 57 SHYAMA SHAJI B Com TT M.COM M G UNIVERSITY 58 SIYA JOSEPH B Com TT M.COM BHARATA MATA COLLEGE, THRIKKAKARA 59 SWAPNA P S B Com TT MSW M G UNIVERSITY 60 TEENA MARTIN B Com TT M.COM M G UNIVERSITY 61 TINTU ELIAS B Com TT M.COM M G UNIVERSITY 62 VISHNU K NAIR B Com TT M.COM M G UNIVERSITY 63 VISHNU A B Com TT PGDM SCMS, KALAMASSERY 64 ESTELLE FELIX K BBA MBA CUSAT 65 JAMES I BBA MBA BHARATHIYAR UNIVERSITY 66 AFEEFA IHSANA. A.B BOTANY MSc M G UNIVERSITY 67 SREELEKSHMI NARAYANAN BOTANY MSc M G UNIVERSITY 68 SREELEKSHMI NARAYANAN BOTANY MSc M G UNIVERSITY 69 TOFFIYA SUNIL BOTANY MSc M G UNIVERSITY 70 ROSHIN SANTHOSH BOTANY M S W M G UNIVERSITY 71 EVIN MATHEW JOSE BOTANY M S New Zealand 72 Mariyanjaly Joseph CHEMISTRY MSc. Chemistry M G UNIVERSITY 73 Thasnimol E B CHEMISTRY MSc. Chemistry M G UNIVERSITY 74 Bonny Panose CHEMISTRY MSc. Biochemistry M G UNIVERSITY 75 Anantha Krishnan CHEMISTRY MSc. Chemistry M G UNIVERSITY 76 Anjali N. P. CHEMISTRY MSc. Chemistry M G UNIVERSITY 77 Chithira Raveendran CHEMISTRY MSc. Chemistry M G UNIVERSITY 78 Preethy Treasa Paul CHEMISTRY MSc. Chemistry M G UNIVERSITY 79 Jyothis Tom CHEMISTRY MSc. Chemistry M G UNIVERSITY 80 Lakshmi Rajan CHEMISTRY MSc. Chemistry M G UNIVERSITY 81 Rose James CHEMISTRY MSc. Chemistry M G UNIVERSITY 82 Anwara Taj CHEMISTRY MSc. Chemistry M G UNIVERSITY 83 Nintu Antony CHEMISTRY MSc. Chemistry M G UNIVERSITY 84 Lakshmi Anil BA ENGLISH MA English Lan & Lit M G UNIVERSITY 85 Swathi OA BA ENGLISH MA English Lan & Lit M G UNIVERSITY 86 Annu Mary Cyriac BA ENGLISH MA English Lan & Lit M G UNIVERSITY 87 Soumya Babu BA ENGLISH MA English Lan & Lit M G UNIVERSITY 88 Anu K Sam BA ENGLISH MA English Lan & Lit M G UNIVERSITY 89 Snesha Sudheer BA ENGLISH MA English Lan & Lit M G UNIVERSITY 90 Lakshmi G Menon BA ENGLISH MA English Lan & Lit M G UNIVERSITY 91 Neethima KN BA ENGLISH MA English Lan & Lit M G UNIVERSITY 92 Neeraja Dasan BA ENGLISH MA English Lan & Lit M G UNIVERSITY 93 Ria Grace Shaji BA ENGLISH MA English Lan & Lit M G UNIVERSITY 94 Gigy Johnson BA ENGLISH MA English Lan & Lit M G UNIVERSITY 95 Minkle Stephen BA ENGLISH B.Ed M G UNIVERSITY 96 Nadasha KV BA ENGLISH Journalism MEDIA ACADEMY, ERNAKULAM PG Diploma In Print 97 Anitha Tomy MALAYALAM MEDIA ACADEMY, ERNAKULAM Journalism 98 Geethu Augustine MALAYALAM M.A Malayalam Mar Ivanious College,Trivandrum Sreesankara Sanskrit university regional 99 Lakshmi T.N MALAYALAM M.A Malayalam centre Thuravoor Hill Valley College For Women 100 Aswathy C.T MALAYALAM B.Ed Thrikkakara 101 Athira P.N MALAYALAM M.A Malayalam UC College, Aluva 102 Ramsiya M.A MALAYALAM M.A Malayalam UC College, Aluva 103 Sreekutty M.P MALAYALAM M.A Malayalam UC College, Aluva 104 Soumya C.M MALAYALAMPG Diploma In Television JournalismKeltron Knowledge centre, Calicut 105 Asna A.A MATHEMATICS MSc Maths KMEA College, Perumbavoor 106 Devika Menon MATHEMATICS MSc Maths BHARATA MATA COLLEGE, THRIKKAKARA 107 Neethu Saji MATHEMATICS MSc Maths Banglore University 108 Rini Joseph MATHEMATICS MSc Maths St. Alberts College, Ernakulam 109 Shida P.Dev MATHEMATICS MSc Maths BHARATA MATA COLLEGE, THRIKKAKARA 110 Anjali P.S MATHEMATICS MSc Maths BHARATA MATA COLLEGE, THRIKKAKARA 111 Greeshma G. MATHEMATICS MSc Maths Maharajas College, Ernakulam 112 Keerthy Kishore MATHEMATICS MSc Maths Maharajas College, Ernakulam 113 Sona Varghese MATHEMATICS MSc Maths CUSAT 114 Akhila A.S MATHEMATICS MSc Maths Maharajas College, Ernakulam 115 Kochuthresia U.T MATHEMATICS MSc Maths BHARATA MATA COLLEGE, THRIKKAKARA 116 Athulya Suresh MATHEMATICS MSc Maths BHARATA MATA COLLEGE, THRIKKAKARA 117 AKHILA K PHYSICS M.Sc. CUSAT 118 ANN MARY SAJU PHYSICS M.Sc. M G UNIVERSITY 119 ANNA GEORGE PHYSICS M.Sc. St.Alosius College, Mangalore 120 PRABHATH H. KURUP PHYSICS M.Sc. M G UNIVERSITY 121 SAJINA SANTHOSH PHYSICS M.Sc. M G UNIVERSITY 122 NIBIN SEBASTIAN PHYSICS M.S.W. BHARATA MATA COLLEGE, THRIKKAKARA 123 SUBIN SEBASTIAN PHYSICS M.B.A M G UNIVERSITY 124 LIZA ELIZABETH ANTONY PHYSICS M.B.A Christ University,Bengaluru 125 ARDHRA SUSAN SHAJI PHYSICS M.B.A M G UNIVERSITY 126 NAVEEN VARGHESE PHYSICS LLB Calicut University 127 DAVID CHERIAN PHYSICS M.P.E.S Calicut University 128 GOVIND PRADEEP PHYSICS M.P.E.S Calicut University 129 ANJU SURESH PHYSICS M.Sc KUFOS, Panangad, Kochi 130 ANU ANAND PHYSICS M.Sc IGNOU, Kochi 131 JITHU SEBASTIAN PHYSICS MCA M G UNIVERSITY 132 MATHEW SUNNY PHYSICS MBA Bharathiar University 133 SONU JOHNSON PHYSICS MBA M G UNIVERSITY 134 VIJAY DAS PHYSICS MCA M G UNIVERSITY 135 SREEJA CHANDRAN PHYSICS M.Sc Sree Sankara College, Kalady 136 Cenna Peter Commerce(reg) M.Com BHARATA MATA COLLEGE, THRIKKAKARA 137 Arya T S Commerce(reg) M.Com BHARATA MATA COLLEGE, THRIKKAKARA 138 Lijo Joseph Commerce(reg) M.Com BHARATA MATA COLLEGE, THRIKKAKARA 139 Hazna K S Commerce(reg) M.Com BHARATA MATA COLLEGE, THRIKKAKARA 140 Urmila U Commerce(reg) M.Com St. Xavier's College, Aluva 141 Aswathy T R Commerce(reg) M.Com St. Xavier's College, Aluva 142 Anupama Commerce(reg) M.Com St. Xavier's College, Aluva 143 Ancy Jose Commerce(reg) M.Com Christ College, Bengaluru 144 Juny John Commerce(reg) M.Com St.Xavier's College, Kottayam 145 Vrinda M R Commerce(reg) M.Com Maharajas College, Ernakulam 146 Ayana Byju Commerce(reg) MBA NIT, Kozhikode 147 Anu Krishna Commerce(reg) MBA IIM 148 Romy Kurian Commerce(reg) MBA M G University 149 Naveena Varghese Commerce(reg) M.Com De-paul College,Angamaly 150 Sareena Akbar Commerce(reg) M.Com Calicut University 151 Vittil Nixon Commerce(reg) MSW M G University 152 Anjana George Zoology M.Sc. Biotechnology M G UNIVERSITY 153 Linta Joseph Zoology M.Sc. Zoology Nirmala College, Muvattupuzha 154 Arandha K M Zoology M.Sc. Zoology M G UNIVERSITY 155 Aruna Zoology M.Sc. Oceanography KUFOS, Panangad, Kochi 156 Aleena Pradeep Zoology M.Sc. Zoology M G UNIVERSITY 157 Aswini Zoology M.Sc.,Microbiology M G UNIVERSITY 158 Athira Harshan Zoology M.Sc.
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