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1 ANNEXURE PERUNTHALAIVAR KAMARAJAR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE SCHEME 1st Renewal Financial Assistance for the year 2018-19 to the students undergoing II Year B.Tech. Course Name of the Institution: Achariya College of Engineering Technology, Puducherry Year and Eligible Sl. CENTAC Father's/Mother's Year of course of % of Name of the candidate Category Amount No. No. Name admission present Marks Rs. study 1 26421 NANDHINI A ANBALAGAN M 2017-18 II ECE 65.00 MBC 25000 2 22947 RUBAVANI P PRABURAM G 2017-18 II ECE 71.00 GEN 25000 3 21754 GOKULRAJ G GEJAVARADHAN G 2017-18 II MECH 67.00 MBC 25000 4 20258 KARUNAKARAN R RAVI S 2017-18 II MECH 70.00 GEN 25000 5 20386 SANTHOSH A ARUMUGASAMY R 2017-18 II MECH 60.00 EBC 25000 6 24940 VAITHIYANATHAN R RAMKUMAR R 2017-18 II MECH 59.00 GEN 25000 TOTAL 150000 (M.S.RAMESH) OFFICER ON SPECIAL DUTY 2 PERUNTHALAIVAR KAMARAJAR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE SCHEME 1st Renewal Financial Assistance for the year 2018-19 to the students undergoing II Year B.Tech. Course Name of the Institution: Alpha College of Engineering and Technology, Puducherry Year and Eligible Sl. CENTAC Father's/Mother's Year of course of % of Name of the candidate Category Amount No. No. Name admission present Marks Rs. study 1 21675 M.PADMA MANI 2017-18 II-IT 69.7 MBC 25000 2 20359 D.SUSHMITHA DAKSHINAMURTHY M 2017-18 II-IT 63.3 GEN 25000 3 24915 R.RAVICHANDIRAN M.RAJASEKARAN 2017-18 II-CSE 73 OBC 25000 4 20363 C.P.ARJUN C.P.PRAKASH KUMAR 2017-18 II-CSE 82.35 GEN 25000 5 20267 J.KARKAVELRAJA K.JAYASANKAR 2017-18 II-CSE 91.35 OBC 25000 6 21294 M.PAVITHRA MOURTHY 2017-18 II-CSE 67 OBC 25000 7 20584 K.REVATHY G.KARUNAKARAN 2017-18 II-CSE 79.3 OBC 25000 8 21422 P.GANESHKUMAR PURUSHOTHAMAN B 2017-18 II-ECE 68.35 MBC 25000 9 24801 S.ANANDHAVALLI SELVAM M 2017-18 II-ECE 67 OBC 25000 10 25754 D.KIRUTHIKA DHAYANITHI 2017-18 II-ECE 87 MBC 25000 11 24420 B.HARINI BANUGOPAN G 2017-18 II-ECE 87.7 OBC 25000 12 23787 J.SHARON JESUDOSS JESUDOSS M 2017-18 II-ECE 88.3 OBC 25000 13 24920 R.SARANYADEVI RAMALINGAM D 2017-18 II-ECE 76.35 GEN 25000 14 25068 I.SURIYA R.IYYAPPAN 2017-18 II-EEE 83.7 GEN 25000 15 23933 P.RAJAGANAPATHY PALANI 2017-18 II-MECH 70.7 GEN 25000 16 24924 I.ALEX IRUDHAYARAJ 2017-18 II-MECH 56.7 OBC 25000 17 25800 D.SILAMBARASAN DHANDAPANI 2017-18 II-MECH 64.1 MBC 25000 18 24369 R.VIJAYBALAJI RAJMOHAN R 2017-18 II-MECH 71 GEN 25000 TOTAL 450000 (M.S.RAMESH) OFFICER ON SPECIAL DUTY 3 PERUNTHALAIVAR KAMARAJAR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE SCHEME 1st Renewal Financial Assistance for the year 2018-19 to the students undergoing II Year B.Tech. Course Name of the Institution: Avvaiyar College of Engineering & Technology for Women, Puducherry Year and Eligible Sl. CENTAC Name of the Father's/Mother's Year of course of % of Category Amount No. No. candidate Name admission present Marks Rs. study 1 23792 KAMILABANU. N NOORDEEN. K 2017-18 II EEE 74 GEN 25000 2 20812 KEERTHANA.B BOOPALAN. P 2017-18 II ECE 67 MBC 25000 3 22314 BAARGAVI.K KUMAR 2017-18 II ECE 62 OBC 25000 AHAMED HUSSAIN. 4 21560 JASMIN NABISHA.A 2017-18 II CSE 68 BCM 25000 A 5 21915 SANTHIYA.K KUMARESAN. R 2017-18 II CSE 71.7 MBC 25000 6 21333 PREETHI.G GUNASEKARAN K 2017-18 II CSE 65 GEN 25000 7 23557 SUBHASHINI.D DHANASEKARAN. D 2017-18 II CSE 70.3 OBC 25000 TOTAL 175000 (M.S.RAMESH) OFFICER ON SPECIAL DUTY 4 PERUNTHALAIVAR KAMARAJAR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE SCHEME 1st Renewal Financial Assistance for the year 2018-19 to the students undergoing II Year B.Tech. Course Name of the Institution: Bharathiar College of Engineering and Technology, Karaikal Year and Eligible Sl. CENTAC Year of course of % of Name of the candidate Father's/Mother's Name Category Amount No. No. admission present Marks Rs. study 1 25155 KABILAN.R M.RAJKUMAR 2017-18 II MECH 71.7 OBC 25000 2 23293 AAKASH.A K.AROKIARAJ 2017-18 II ECE 77.0 MBC 25000 TOTAL 50000 (M.S.RAMESH) OFFICER ON SPECIAL DUTY 5 PERUNTHALAIVAR KAMARAJAR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE SCHEME 1st Renewal Financial Assistance for the year 2018-19 to the students undergoing II Year B.Tech. Course Name of the Institution: Christ College of Engineering and Technology, Puducherry Year and Eligible Sl. CENTAC Year of course of % of Name of the candidate Father's/Mother's Name Category Amount No. No. admission present Marks Rs. study 1 24182 AISHWARIYA. S SETHURAMAN. V 2017-18 II CSE 85.00 GEN 25000 2 21888 ARUNACHALAM. S SUNDARARAJAN. R 2017-18 II CSE 94.00 MBC 25000 3 21138 DEEPAN. S SUBRAMANI. B 2017-18 II CSE 72.00 GEN 25000 4 23759 KAMALI. V VELMOUROUGANE 2017-18 II CSE 72.00 MBC 25000 5 20211 KAVITHA. A ANANDH. M 2017-18 II CSE 81.00 MBC 25000 MUTHUKUMARASAMY. 6 23627 MADHUMITHA. M 2017-18 II CSE 79.00 OBC 25000 S 7 26314 NANDHINI. K KAMALANATHAN. U 2017-18 II CSE 86.00 OBC 25000 8 25730 NIVETHA. S SELVARADJOU. B 2017-18 II CSE 82.00 MBC 25000 9 20137 PALSI BUELA. L LALKUMAR 2017-18 II CSE 79.00 GEN 25000 10 21542 PARVEEN. A ABDOUL HAMEED. A 2017-18 II CSE 74.00 BCM 25000 11 24301 PAVITHRA. M MURUGAVEL. G 2017-18 II CSE 81.00 OBC 25000 12 24434 PREETHI. I IYYAPPAN. D 2017-18 II CSE 69.00 MBC 25000 13 21694 REVATHI. M MARIMUTHU. R 2017-18 II CSE 81.00 OBC 25000 14 26617 RUPAWANI. B BASKARAN 2017-18 II CSE 85.00 MBC 25000 15 24225 SARANYA. I IYYAPPAN 2017-18 II CSE 68.00 OBC 25000 SATHYAWAN SHARMA. ISHWAR CHANDER 16 25932 2017-18 II CSE 73.00 GEN 25000 I SHARMA 17 23547 SHILPA. H HENRY 2017-18 II CSE 78.00 MBC 25000 18 20900 SOWMIYA. H HARIKRISHNAN. S 2017-18 II CSE 76.00 MBC 25000 19 22748 SUGUMAR. N NATARAJAN. S 2017-18 II CSE 71.00 MBC 25000 20 20322 SUNDARESWARI. P PUGAZENTHI. S 2017-18 II CSE 79.00 MBC 25000 21 25755 VALARMATHI. R RAVICHANDRAN 2017-18 II CSE 76.00 GEN 25000 22 20421 ZHILBERT. J JERARE. J 2017-18 II CSE 86.00 OBC 25000 23 22596 DHINESH. P PALANISAMY. K 2017-18 II IT 72.00 OBC 25000 24 24643 GOWRI. S SARAVANAN. P 2017-18 II IT 75.00 OBC 25000 25 20309 LOGESHWARAN. S SABAPATHY. G 2017-18 II IT 69.00 GEN 25000 26 26461 PADMAVATHI. S SAKTHIKUMARAN 2017-18 II IT 75.00 MBC 25000 27 20932 RATCHANA. C.S.K SURESH. V 2017-18 II IT 75.00 GEN 25000 28 23517 ABINAYA. R RAMESH. I 2017-18 II ECE 74.00 OBC 25000 29 25014 AISHWARYA. S SELVAKUMAR. B 2017-18 II ECE 86.00 OBC 25000 30 20234 AJAY. A ARIKRICHENANE. A 2017-18 II ECE 73.00 OBC 25000 TOTAL 750000 (M.S.RAMESH) OFFICER ON SPECIAL DUTY 6 Year and Eligible Sl. CENTAC Year of course of % of Name of the candidate Father's/Mother's Name Category Amount No. No. admission present Marks Rs. study 31 25007 AKSHAYA. I ILANGOVANE. R 2017-18 II ECE 86.00 EBC 25000 32 20537 BALAGANESH. M MUTHU. P 2017-18 II ECE 83.00 MBC 25000 33 22119 BHUVANESHWARI. T THAVAMANI. S 2017-18 II ECE 88.00 GEN 25000 34 20091 DHANRAJ. S SANTOSH KUMAR. B 2017-18 II ECE 79.00 OBC 25000 35 22124 FELIX MATHEW. S SIMON. C 2017-18 II ECE 81.00 OBC 25000 36 20305 HARISH. R RAMALINGAM. A 2017-18 II ECE 89.00 MBC 25000 37 22587 HEMALATHA. K KRISHNAMOORTHY. J 2017-18 II ECE 85.00 OBC 25000 38 21303 JAGADEESWARI. N NARAYANAN. N 2017-18 II ECE 80.00 GEN 25000 39 21905 KALPANA. R RAVY. C 2017-18 II ECE 85.00 MBC 25000 40 23597 KAVITHA. N NATARAJAN. N 2017-18 II ECE 75.00 GEN 25000 41 20136 KOWSALYA. P PURUSHOTHAMAN P 2017-18 II ECE 73.00 MBC 25000 42 21482 NANDHINI. E EZHUMALAI. R 2017-18 II ECE 75.00 MBC 25000 43 26608 NANDHINI. G GNANAPRAKASAM. M 2017-18 II ECE 73.00 MBC 25000 44 21680 NHIRANJANA. M MANIVASAHAM. S 2017-18 II ECE 89.00 GEN 25000 45 20011 NIRMALA. J JAYAPAL. P 2017-18 II ECE 86.00 OBC 25000 46 23583 PAVITHRA. S SIVABALAN. J 2017-18 II ECE 75.00 OBC 25000 47 21085 RAGURAMAN. M MANIMARAN. P 2017-18 II ECE 73.00 OBC 25000 48 22456 RAMYA. B BOOBALAN. D 2017-18 II ECE 86.00 MBC 25000 49 23467 SANGEETHA. M MURUGAIYAN. V 2017-18 II ECE 72.00 OBC 25000 50 23526 SANGEETHA. R RAMU@RAMAR. N 2017-18 II ECE 74.00 OBC 25000 51 20439 SWETHA. S SURESH. G 2017-18 II ECE 75.00 MBC 25000 52 23885 UMASHREE. H HARIHARARAMAN. S 2017-18 II ECE 78.00 GEN 25000 53 22473 NARESH.R RAVINATH.R 2017-18 II ECE 76.00 OBC 25000 54 23452 PRITHA. R RAMACHANDRAN. G 2017-18 II EEE 81.00 GEN 25000 55 20236 BALAMURUGAN.
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