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Second Admission List - Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)-2020 07:15:06 University of 02-12-2020 Delhi Second Admission List - Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)-2020 07:15:06 University of Delhi Admission Category: Unreserved (Entrance Based) Final Qualifying Category Alloted Entrance Combined Marks Filled by Subject # Roll. No. Form No. Name Department/College Marks Rank %/GP Choice Candidate Category/Subject 1 210311010073 20EDUC1019420 HARIMOHAN Maharshi Valmiki 231 34 69.77 1 Unreserved Science(Mathematics) KAUSHIK College of Education 2 210311340019 20EDUC1059730 AMRISH Maharshi Valmiki 230 35 72.00 1 Unreserved Science(Mathematics) TRIPATHI College of Education 3 210331050480 20EDUC1125105 MUKESH Central Institute of 228 37 65.36 1 Unreserved Science(Mathematics) KUMAR RAI Education 4 210311130003 20EDUC1042324 SHANTANU Central Institute of 228 37 65.00 1 Unreserved Science(Mathematics) KUMAR Education 5 210311470294 20EDUC1064741 VAIBHAV Maharshi Valmiki 226 39 80.17 1 Unreserved Science(Chemistry) AGGARWAL College of Education 6 210311750141 20EDUC1044859 ANKIT Central Institute of 225 40 82.28 1 Unreserved Science(Biology) SHARMA Education 7 210311400204 20EDUC1036678 NEETIKA Shyama Prasad 225 40 77.87 3 Unreserved Science(Biology) AGGARWAL Mukherji College for Women 8 210311590085 20EDUC1128832 TAMANNA Shyama Prasad 225 40 76.72 1 Unreserved Science(Mathematics) KALRA Mukherji College for Women 9 210310030100 20EDUC1071088 SHASHANK Maharshi Valmiki 224 41 75.50 2 Unreserved Science(Mathematics) RATURI College of Education 10 210311380178 20EDUC1062051 PRIYANKA Shyama Prasad 222 43 55.80 2 Unreserved Science(Integrated Mukherji College for Science) Women 11 210311550141 20EDUC1090316 SWATI JAIN Shyama Prasad 221 44 86.53 2 Unreserved Science(Chemistry) Mukherji College for Women 12 210331050208 20EDUC1001432 PANKAJ Maharshi Valmiki 221 44 73.10 2 Unreserved Science(Biology) KUMAR College of Education SHARMA 13 210311570007 20EDUC1078982 SACHIN Maharshi Valmiki 220 45 65.73 2 Unreserved Science(Biology) MUDGAL College of Education 14 210331050507 20EDUC1130371 VISHWAJIT Maharshi Valmiki 219 46 76.11 2 Unreserved Science(Mathematics) PANDEY College of Education 15 210311050026 20EDUC1006739 ANSHUL Central Institute of 214 51 61.38 1 Unreserved Social Sciences(Social KUMAR Education Science) 16 210311130036 20EDUC1040650 KRISHN Central Institute of 212 53 77.53 1 Unreserved Social KUMAR Education Sciences(History) UPADHYAY 17 210313020038 20EDUC1148569 RAHUL Central Institute of 212 53 69.85 1 Unreserved Social Sciences(Social SINGH Education Science) 18 210311130133 20EDUC1038924 GAURAV Central Institute of 212 53 61.00 1 Unreserved Social SHARMA Education Sciences(Political Science) 19 210311240101 20EDUC1114473 YUVRAJ Central Institute of 212 53 53.50 1 Unreserved Social KUMAR Education Sciences(History) 20 210311050144 20EDUC1008463 SURAJ Central Institute of 211 54 65.98 1 Unreserved Social Education Sciences(Political Science) DISCLAIMER: Qualifying Examination Marks, given in this Admission List, are provided by the applicants. The University does not take any responsibility for the accuracy of these marks. The candidate cannot claim her/his right for admission to any programme even after appearing in the Admission list of the programme if she/he fails to satisfy the minimum eligibility requirement of the respective programme in which he/she is seeking admission and satisfying other University Admission rules. Page 1 of 12 University of 02-12-2020 Delhi Second Admission List - Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)-2020 07:15:06 University of Delhi Admission Category: Unreserved (Entrance Based) Final Qualifying Category Alloted Entrance Combined Marks Filled by Subject # Roll. No. Form No. Name Department/College Marks Rank %/GP Choice Candidate Category/Subject 21 210311600075 20EDUC1099513 TANVIR Maharshi Valmiki 209 56 56.22 2 Unreserved Social AHMAD College of Education Sciences(Political Science) 22 210311370044 20EDUC1140415 ELIZABETH Central Institute of 207 58 73.30 1 Unreserved Languages(English) JAMES Education 23 210311580259 20EDUC1099200 RITIKA Maharshi Valmiki 207 58 61.88 2 Unreserved Social SHARMA College of Education Sciences(Political Science) 24 210311730044 20EDUC1017732 SUMIT Maharshi Valmiki 207 58 60.65 1 Unreserved Languages(English) KUMAR JHA College of Education 25 210311720155 20EDUC1131496 ABHINAY Maharshi Valmiki 207 58 52.37 2 Unreserved Social JHA College of Education Sciences(History) 26 210311600017 20EDUC1101176 VIPULESH Maharshi Valmiki 206 59 63.38 2 Unreserved Languages(Sanskrit) GUPTA College of Education 27 210311480095 20EDUC1072311 TANYA Shyama Prasad 205 60 68.42 2 Unreserved Social GUPTA Mukherji College for Sciences(Political Women Science) 28 210311100218 20EDUC1011150 ANUSHTHA Shyama Prasad 205 60 67.18 3 Unreserved Languages(English) SAXENA Mukherji College for Women 29 210311410031 20EDUC1064572 VAANYA Shyama Prasad 205 60 62.18 3 Unreserved Languages(English) Mukherji College for Women 30 210331050132 20EDUC1112215 SHRUTI Maharshi Valmiki 204 61 73.34 3 Unreserved Languages(English) SINGH College of Education 31 210311540131 20EDUC1086409 MAMTA Maharshi Valmiki 204 61 71.83 3 Unreserved Social KUMARI College of Education Sciences(Geography) 32 210311110021 20EDUC1015641 RANI Maharshi Valmiki 204 61 64.98 2 Unreserved Languages(Sanskrit) TIWARY College of Education 33 210311180116 20EDUC1025363 MANISHA Maharshi Valmiki 204 61 0.00 3 Unreserved Social DALAL College of Education Sciences(Economics) 34 210311430077 20EDUC1127345 PRAGYA Maharshi Valmiki 203 62 74.41 3 Unreserved Social Sciences(Social SINGH College of Education Science) 35 210311120113 20EDUC1144138 MANSI Maharshi Valmiki 203 62 72.22 2 Unreserved Languages(English) SHARMA College of Education 36 210311270050 20EDUC1040432 RUSHALI Shyama Prasad 203 62 65.85 2 Unreserved Languages(English) LEKHI Mukherji College for Women 37 210311560284 20EDUC1094409 SAMIKSHA Maharshi Valmiki 203 62 64.75 3 Unreserved Social PATHAK College of Education Sciences(Political Science) 38 210311680033 20EDUC1125726 ANUPRIYA Shyama Prasad 203 62 59.93 2 Unreserved Social PANDEY Mukherji College for Sciences(Political Women Science) 39 210311470247 20EDUC1063910 ASHWANI Maharshi Valmiki 203 62 56.74 2 Unreserved Social KUMAR College of Education Sciences(Political SINGH Science) 40 210311180159 20EDUC1026827 PREETI Shyama Prasad 203 62 54.33 3 Unreserved Social GUPTA Mukherji College for Sciences(Economics) Women DISCLAIMER: Qualifying Examination Marks, given in this Admission List, are provided by the applicants. The University does not take any responsibility for the accuracy of these marks. The candidate cannot claim her/his right for admission to any programme even after appearing in the Admission list of the programme if she/he fails to satisfy the minimum eligibility requirement of the respective programme in which he/she is seeking admission and satisfying other University Admission rules. Page 2 of 12 University of 02-12-2020 Delhi Second Admission List - Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)-2020 07:15:06 University of Delhi Admission Category: Unreserved (Entrance Based) Final Qualifying Category Alloted Entrance Combined Marks Filled by Subject # Roll. No. Form No. Name Department/College Marks Rank %/GP Choice Candidate Category/Subject 41 210312030114 20EDUC1042864 SMRIDHI Shyama Prasad 202 63 64.96 2 Unreserved Languages(English) SHARMA Mukherji College for Women 42 210325010002 20EDUC1063990 MEENAKSHI Shyama Prasad 201 64 66.45 3 Unreserved Social VIMAL Mukherji College for Sciences(Political Women Science) 43 210311110015 20EDUC1014371 ANJU MARIA Shyama Prasad 201 64 57.24 3 Unreserved Social Sciences(Social SEBASTIAN Mukherji College for Science) Women 44 210311100237 20EDUC1012954 PRIYA RAI Maharshi Valmiki 200 65 76.76 2 Unreserved Languages(English) College of Education 45 210323010002 20EDUC1019446 DIVYA Shyama Prasad 199 66 68.17 2 Unreserved Languages(English) PANDEY Mukherji College for Women 46 210311120170 20EDUC1146274 AARTI Maharshi Valmiki 194 71 69.91 1 Unreserved Other CHAUHAN College of Education Subjects(Commerce) 47 210311250060 20EDUC1162994 SONAL Central Institute of 192 73 58.60 1 Unreserved Other GUPTA Education Subjects(Commerce) 48 210311400167 20EDUC1036494 SMRITI Central Institute of 190 75 68.91 1 Unreserved Other PAUL Education Subjects(Commerce) 49 210311240129 20EDUC1110765 SHIVAM Maharshi Valmiki 190 75 46.89 2 Unreserved Other BHARDWAJ College of Education Subjects(Commerce) 50 210311410061 20EDUC1063315 MANSIMRAN Lady Irwin College 127 138 66.78 3 Unreserved Home Science(Home KAUR ALAG Science) 51 210311030278 20EDUC1135429 BHAWNA Lady Irwin College 126 139 81.89 1 Unreserved Home Science(Home Science) 52 210311400026 20EDUC1035224 KALASH Lady Irwin College 125 140 81.41 2 Unreserved Home Science(Home AWASTHI Science) 53 210311670076 20EDUC1021599 KIRAN Lady Irwin College 125 140 50.17 1 Unreserved Home Science(Home Science) 54 210311670098 20EDUC1020663 PARUL Lady Irwin College 124 141 74.97 1 Unreserved Home Science(Home MAHENDRU Science) 55 210311330021 20EDUC1054785 CHARU Lady Irwin College 123 142 0.00 1 Unreserved Home Science(Home GOEL Science) 56 210311350065 20EDUC1057297 ATOOFA Lady Irwin College 122 143 83.48 1 Unreserved Home Science(Home Science) 57 210311110032 20EDUC1016315 RANI Lady Irwin College 120 145 67.65 1 Unreserved Home Science(Home ESTHER Science) 58 210311540189 20EDUC1087755 NIRDESH Lady Irwin College 120 145 59.58 1 Unreserved Home Science(Home KUMARI Science) 59 210314010052 20EDUC1053209 RITIKA Lady Irwin College 116 149 74.46 1 Unreserved
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