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2013 Councelling Date : 2 July, 2013 from 10.00 AM UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW MOHANLAL SUKHADIA UNIVERSITY, UDAIPUR B.A.LL.B CUT OFF - 2013 Councelling Date : 2 July, 2013 from 10.00 A.M. S.No. Name Father's Name Cate. % Marks Remarks REGULAR SEATS 1 Tanushree Shrimal Sanjay Shrimal Gen. 93.80 2 Rahul Ostwal Vijay Kumar Ostwal Gen. 93.20 3 Sheetal Shrimali R.C. Shrimali Gen. 87.40 4 Purva Paliwal Sunil Dutt Gen. 86.00 5 Varsha Pandya Sohan Lal Pandya Gen. 84.40 6 Vaibhav Mehta Mahendra Kumar Mehta Gen. 84.20 7 Siddharth Bhardwaj Umesh Bhardwaj UW 83.8 8 Dushyant Dhaka Rakesh Kumar Dhaka OBC 83.4 9 Subhav Surana Suresh Surana Gen. 83.00 10 Shalini Yadav Sudhir Yadav Gen. 82.20 11 Surendra Sangwa Ram Niwas Sangwa OBC 82.2 12 Ria Shah Rajesh Shah Gen. 79.2 13 Prachi Parikh Ramesh Parikh Gen. 78.2 14 Siddharth Mandawat Sunder Lal Mandawat Gen. 76.4 15 Arvind Singh Rathor Bhanwar Singh Rathor Gen. 75.80 16 Annu Jat Badri Lal Jat OBC 75.6 17 Parul Dhanak Kishan Dhanak ST 75.2 18 Shreya Goyal Jinendra Kumar Goyal Gen. 74.40 19 Goverdhan Das Vairagi Bhura Das Vairagi OBC 73.24 20 Kuldeep Singh Om Prakash Singh OBC 72.60 21 Arushi Vyas Mahesh Chandra Shrimali Gen. 72 22 Iram Peerzada Mohammed Yunus Perzada Gen. 71.8 23 Mohit Kumar Lachchhi Ram SC 71.6 24 Bhavik Sharma Madan lal Sharma OBC 71.4 25 Hamendra Singh Deora Anand Singh Gen. 71 26 Chanchal Meena Ganesh Lal Meena ST 70.80 27 Shahnaz Khan Lohar Saleem Khan OBC 69.4 28 Prakash Jat Lachchhi Ram Jat OBC 69.2 29 Kunal Soni Sanjay Soni OBC 67.20 30 Laxman Singh Manna Singh OBC 67.2 31 Mamta Kumari Suthar Udai Lal Suthar OBC 65.20 32 Laxyaraj Singh Jayram Singh OBC 65.00 33 Rashmit Kour Khanuja Ranjeet Singh Khanuja OBC 65 34 Shankari Kumari Rebari Beejal Rebari OBC 65 35 Amit Mothasara Devi Lal Mothasara OBC 64.77 36 Jagdish Chandra Kumawat Shankar Lal Kumawat OBC 64.62 37 Dhiraj Dutta Verma Vishnu Dutta Verma SC 61 38 Rajpal Onkar Das SC 59.00 39 Lokesh Dhawal Mota Ram SC 56.8 40 Ajay Kumar Banwari Lal SC 52 41 Indrani Halder Subhash Halder SC 46.4 42 Nidhi Meena M.L. Meena ST 66.8 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW MOHANLAL SUKHADIA UNIVERSITY, UDAIPUR B.A.LL.B CUT OFF - 2013 Councelling Date : 2 July, 2013 from 10.00 A.M. S.No. Name Father's Name Cate. % Marks Remarks 43 Dimple Bhajat Lalu ram Bharat ST 65.8 44 Ramesh Chandra Meena Shankar Lal Meena ST 63.20 45 Hemant Kumar Dharmveer Meena ST 58.40 46 Koushal Kumar Meena Mohan Lal Meena ST 58.40 47 Saurabh Masar Shankar Masar ST 58.40 48 Kamal Singh Barahath Gajendra Singh Barahath UW 55.20 49 Shubham Jain Jambu Jain Gen. 69.80 50 Vrinda Samdani Sanjay Samdani Gen. 69.00 PAYMENT SEATS 1 Vaibhav Nagori Rajesh Nagori Gen. 68.60 2 Avi Jain Basant Jain Gen. 66.8 3 Lokendra Pal Singh Mahecha Narpat Singh Mahecha Gen. 66.4 4 Tahveer Singh Himmat Singh Gen. 66.20 5 Vijay Paliwal Naresh Paliwal Gen. 66 6 Akshay Samar Dilip Samar Gen. 65.4 7 Kartikaya Pipliwal Narendra Pipliwal Gen. 65.4 8 Digvijay Sen Ravindra Sen OBC 64.2 9 Aditya Dadhich Rajesh Sharma Gen. 64.00 10 Yogendra Singh Abhay Singh Gen. 63.6 WAITING LIST 1 Yuvraj Singh Chundawat Nirbhay Singh Chundawat Gen. 62.80 2 Raneeta Pal Ranjit Kumar Pal OBC 62.8 3 Priyavrath Singh Rao Mahendra Singh Rao OBC 61.6 4 Adwitiya Pareek Ashok Kumar Pareek Gen. 61 5 Govind Ram Patel Shanker Lal Patel OBC 60.8 6 Vijay Patidar Mohan Lal Patidar OBC 60.2 7 Manvendra Bhati Anandi Lal Bhati OBC 60 8 Megha Bansal Ramesh Chandra Bansal Gen. 59.4 9 Chirag Bhatnagar Dilip Kumar Bhatnagar Gen. 59.38 10 Harsh Vardhan Singh Kudam Singh Solanki Gen. 58.6 11 Manali Jain Rajendra Kumar Jain Gen. 58.6 12 Anshu Kumari Ashok Kumar ST 58.2 13 Sakshi Pandya Arun Pandya Gen. 57.4 14 Manali Ahuja Naresh Ahuja Gen. 57.2 15 Narendra Singh Shaktawat Ishwar Singh Shaktawat Gen. 57 16 Dhirendra Singh Chundawat Rajendra Singh Chundawat Gen. 56.8 17 Aakriti Ranjan Pramod Ranjan Gen. 56.4 18 Roop Shree Singh Sukhdev Singh OBC 56 19 Shekhar Kiroliya Baljeet Singh OBC 56 20 Shivani Kumari Jain Ashok Kumar Jain Gen. 55.60 21 Vijay Pahuja Ashok Pahuja Gen. 55.4 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW MOHANLAL SUKHADIA UNIVERSITY, UDAIPUR B.A.LL.B CUT OFF - 2013 Councelling Date : 2 July, 2013 from 10.00 A.M. S.No. Name Father's Name Cate. % Marks Remarks 22 Pranjal Joshi Bharat Kumar Joshi Gen. 55 23 Vishal Singh Solanki Bhishm Shall Singh Gen. 55 24 Mayank Nagda Navin Chandra Nagda Gen. 54.66 25 Tulsi Ram Ram Lal Gen. 54 26 Shubhangini Manoj Saran Gen. 53.8 27 Lalit Kumar Suthar Bhagwati Lal Suthar OBC 52.20 28 Gunjan Shekhawat Ajay Singh Shekhawat Gen. 52.00 29 Shubham Meena Rakesh Meena ST 52 30 Sawan Gaud Mahipal Gaud Gen. 51.6 31 Rahul Latta Lalit Latta ST 49.00 32 Gaurav Saluja Parminder Singh Saluja Gen. 47.71 33 Vaibhav Sadhwani Mukesh Sadhwani Gen. 47.40 34 Mukul Mehta Girija Shankar Mehta Gen. 47.2 35 Gunjan Jain Hemant Jain Gen. 47.00 36 Dilip Kumar Meena Khatu Meena ST 46.40 37 Kritika Shiv Hari Sharma Gen. 45 REJECT FORMS 1 Aditi Jain Sumati Prakash Jain Gen. Compartment 2 Jogindra Singh Rajendra Singh Gen. OVER AGE 3 Jyotika Kurkute Baban Rao Kurkute Gen. OVER AGE 4 Mahendra Rana Prahlad Rana SC OVER AGE 5 Piyush Choudhary Dharm Pal Singh OBC Compartment 6 Uttam Kumar Jeha Ram Choudhary OBC OVER AGE.
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