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Sr. No. FACULTY DEPARTMEN T NAME of SUPERVISOR Name of Phd Scholars with Unique ID/Photoid MODE of Ph.D (FULL REG ISTR ATI on R Name of PhD MODE REG likely date Availing Funding DEPARTMEN NAME OF Scholars with OF ISTR Registration Sr. No. FACULTY Research Topics of Fellowship agency of T SUPERVISOR Unique Ph.D ATI Date completion yes/no fellowship ID/PhotoID (FULL ON ASSESSMENT OF SYNERGISM BETWEEN ALOE MICROBIOLO DR SHOBHNA 1 LIFE SCIENCE F.T. 28-01-2014 VERA EXTRACT AND ALOIN WITH FLUCONAZOLE GY M.K.GUPTA TIWARI AGAINST ORAL CANDIDIASIS 27-01-2018 2 ARTS HINDI SELF DR.AVDHESH F.T. 21-04-2014 हिꅍदी समीक्षा का व셂प एव ं ववकास 20-04-2018 FABRICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF 3 SCIENCE PHYSICS DR N.K.GAUR ANCHIT MODI F.T. 30-04-2014 SOME MULTIFUNCTIONAL OXIDE AND THERMOELETRIC MATERIALS 29-04-2018 IMPACT OF AWARENESS ON THE ATTITUDE OF DR KALIKA 4 EDUCATION EDUCATION KIRAN JOSHI F.T. 08-07-2014 TEACHERS TOWARDS INFORMATION AND YADAV COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY(ICT) 07-07-2018 MALIK ABDUL ENERGETICS OF SPACE WEATHER 5 SCIENCE PHYSICS DR A.K.GWAL F.T. 14-07-2014 WAHEED PHENOMENON AFFECTING GEO-SPACE 13-07-2018 EFFECT OF SUBLETHAL DOSES OF COPPER DR VIJAY ZAHOOR SULPHATE ON CERTAIN BIOCHEMICAL 6 LIFE SCIENCE ZOOLOGY F.T. 14-07-2014 SHARMA AHMAD DAR HAEMATOLOGICAL AND HISTOLOGICAL PARAMETERS OF FISH CYPRINUS CARPIO 13-07-2018 (COMMON CARP) SANJAY FAMILY AND SOCIAL CHANGE AMONG MUSLIM SOCIAL DR SUDHIR 7 SOCIOLOGY KUMAR F.T. 14-07-2014 KASHMIRIS A SOCIOLOGICAL STUDY OF SCIENCE SHARMA MATTOO SRINAGAR CITY 13-07-2018 GOND MAHILAO KI SAMAJIK ISTHITI AYEVAM SOCIAL DR SUDHIR KALPANA BHUMIKA ME PARIVARTAN KA EK 8 SOCIOLOGY F.T. 14-07-2014 SCIENCE SHARMA BISANDRE SAMAJSHASHTRIYA ADHDHYAN BETUL JILE KE CHICHOLI VIKASKHAND KE VISHESH SANDARB 13-07-2018 ME REGIONAL PATTERN IDENTIFICATION OF SOCIAL RAVINDRA 9 ECONOMICS DR R.D.SINGH F.T. 14-07-2014 FINANACIAL FLOWS AND STRUCTURAL SCIENCE NATH SINGH CHANGES IN INDIA SINCE 1991 13-07-2018 DR DEEPA UJAWAL SOCIAL CONCIOUSNESS IN THE NOVELS OF 10 ART ENGLISH F.T. 15-07-2014 S.KUMAR RATHORE SHASHI DESHPANDE 14-07-2018 SOCIAL VIDISHA JILE KA SANSKRITIK PARIVESH:EK 11 HISTORY DR B.C. 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