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Placed Student Data Company Wise (2019 Passing out Batch) S.No Reception: 983-901-0407 983-921-0067 Placed Student Data Company wise (2019 Passing out Batch) S.No. Name Branch U. Roll No. Placed 1 Ajendra Pratap Singh CE 1512200016 777 Trades Research Services / Wipro 2 Anup kumar shukla CE 1512200028 Extramarks 3 Ishani Yadav CE 1512200053 Phronesis 4 Ravi pratap singh chauhan CE 1512200084 Extramarks 5 Aakanksha Pathak CS 1512210001 Deskera / Cedcoss / Hexaware Technologies TCS / 6 Aakash Deep Singh CS 1512210002 Infogain / Opentext / Optum, a United Health Group Company 7 Abdul Ahad Qureshi CS 1512210003 Deskera / Collabera / Cedcoss 8 Abhinav Singh CS 1512210004 CIS / Capgemini 777 Trades Research Services / Wipro / HCL / 9 Adarsh Jaiswal CS 1512210006 Capgemini / Accenture 10 Akanshi Srivastava CS 1512210010 Collabera / Cedcoss 11 Akarsh Barar CS 1512210011 Deskera / Collabera / NovelVox 12 Akshay Agarwal CS 1512210013 Wipro 13 Amar Nath Rawat CS 1512210015 Cognizant 14 Amit Rawat CS 1512210018 SingSys / Nucleus Software 15 Amit Srivastava CS 1512210019 Robert Bosch 16 Anant Vikram Shukla CS 1512210020 Mobilitte / HCL 17 Ananya Jain CS 1512210021 TCS / Robert Bosch 18 Anurag Dwivedi CS 1512210024 Cognizant / NovelVox 19 Apoorv Kumar CS 1512210025 Deskera / Collabera 20 Arpit Chaurasia CS 1512210027 Wipro 21 Arpit Kumar CS 1412210030 NTT Data 22 Ashish Kumar CS 1512210030 GlobalLogic / Wipro 23 Ashish Verma CS 1512210031 Nucleus Software 24 Astha Agrawal CS 1512210033 TCS 25 Ayush Raj CS 1512210036 TCS 26 Bilal Ahmad CS 1512210037 NovelVox 27 Bittu Singh CS 1512210038 Collabera / Robert Bosch 28 Harshit Omer (FW) CS 1512210045 CIS / Capgemini 29 Himanshu Sain CS 1512210047 Tommy Hilfiger 30 Jag Mohan Dayal CS 1512210048 TCS 31 Kalpit Upadhyay CS 1512210049 Cedcoss / Wipro 32 Kirti Yadav CS 1512210050 TCS / GlobalLogic 33 Kriti Sonker CS 1512210052 TCS / Robert Bosch 34 Kunal Bharti CS 1512210053 Svayam Infoware 35 Kunwarji Srivastava CS 1512210054 Infogain / GlobalLogic 36 Kushagra CS 1512210055 Mobilitte 37 Kushagra Joshi CS 1512210056 Accenture 38 Manas Goel CS 1512210057 Deskera 39 Mohammad Imran CS 1512210062 wipro 40 Mohd. Maaz Ansari CS 1512210063 Cedcoss / Hexaware / Wipro 41 Mohd. Shahbaz Alam CS 1512210065 TCS- Codevita / Capgemini 42 Naman Manocha CS 1512210066 Extramarks 43 Nidhi Kumari CS 1512210068 TCS 44 Nidhi Verma CS 1512210069 TCS 45 Nikita Chowdhry CS 1512210070 Cedcoss 46 Niru pandey CS 1512210071 CIS / Wipro 47 Nupur Jindal CS 1512210072 TCS 48 Prabhat Agarwal CS 1512210074 Mobilitte / Deskera / SingSys / Robert Bosch 49 Prashant Singh CS 1512210075 TCS / PACE IIT 50 Prashant Tiwari CS 1512210076 Mobilitte 51 Priya Pal CS 1512210078 Cedcoss / Wipro 52 Pushkar Nath Singh CS 1512210079 SingSys 53 Ramsha Kamal CS 1512210080 TCS / Robert Bosch / Capgemini 54 Richa Dwivedi CS 1512210081 Cognizant 55 Rishabh Nigam CS 1512210082 TCS TCS / Infogain / Cognizant / 56 Riya Saxena CS 1512210083 Optum, a United Health Group Company / Robert Bosch 57 Rohit Mishra CS 1412210083 CIS 58 Sanyam Pathak CS 1512210089 TCS 59 Sarthak Srivastava CS 1512210090 Cedcoss / Capgemini Daffodil Software / 60 Saumya Singh CS 1512210091 TCS TCS / 61 Shifa Tanveer CS 1512210094 EMEIS / Wipro 62 Shivani Mohan Agarwal CS 1512210097 Capgemini 63 Shobhit Mehrotra CS 1512210100 TCS- Codevita / Robert Bosch TCS / 64 Shravya Verma CS 1512210101 Infogain / Cognizant 65 Shreshtha Kumar Gupta CS 1512210102 Wipro 66 Shreya Joshi CS 1512210103 CIS / Cognizant 67 Shreya Pandey CS 1512210104 TCS / Wipro / Robert Bosch 68 Shruti Chaturvedi CS 1512210106 TCS- Codevita / Cognizant / Capgemini TCS / 69 Shruti Rajpoot CS 1512210107 EMEIS / Robert Bosch Daffodil Software / 70 Shubham Yadav CS 1512210108 TCS / Wipro 71 Shwetam Agarwal CS 1512210110 TCS 72 Simran Singh CS 1512210111 NovelVox / HCL / Accenture 73 Suraj Kumar Gupta CS 1512210113 Mobilitte 74 Utkarsh Singh CS 1512210116 TCS- Codevita / Capgemini 75 Uttam Agrawal CS 1512210117 Mobilitte 76 Vaishnavi Srivastava CS 1512210119 TCS- Codevita / Cognizant / Capgemini 77 Vatsal Ranjan CS 1512210120 Mobilitte 78 Vidushi Agrawal CS 1512210121 TCS 79 Vishal Mishra CS 1512210124 CIS 80 Yash Pandey CS 1512210125 NTT Data 81 Zafar Alam CS 1512210126 TCS 82 Agam Srivastava EC 1512231006 Wipro / Deskera / Robert Bosch 83 Ahmad Taquee EC 1512231007 TCS 84 Akhilesh Pathak EC 1512231011 Hexaware 85 Akshita Agarwal EC 1512231013 Deskera 86 Aman Srivastava EC 1512231014 Mobilitte 87 Ambika shukla EC 1512231015 Mobilitte / Tommy Hilfiger 88 Ameesha singh EC 1512231016 Wipro 89 Anam Ali EC 1512231019 Deskera 90 Ananya Srivastava EC 1512231021 Ramya Reprographic Pvt Ltd / Cedcoss 91 Ankit Singh EC 1512231026 Optra Automation 92 Ankita Bishnu EC 1512231028 TCS 93 Anu Arya EC 1512231031 Robert Bosch 94 Anuj Singh Bhadauria EC 1512231033 TCS / Capgemini 95 Anumodita Singh EC 1512231035 Deskera 96 Anurag Singh EC 1512231036 Deskera 97 Aunish Mukherjee EC 1512231037 Mobilitte 98 Ayonija Srivastava EC 1512231038 Mobilitte / Cedcoss 99 Diksha Shahi EC 1512231044 Deskera 100 Gaurav Shukla EC 1512231050 Deskera 101 Jayant EC 1512231059 Cedcoss 102 Jigyasa Srivastava EC 1512231060 Deskera 103 Kartikeya Joshi EC 1512231061 TCS 104 Khushbu EC 1512231062 777 Trades Research Services / Wipro 105 Kirti Gaur EC 1512231063 Mobilitte / Phronesis / Capgemini 106 Kr. Shruti Jha EC 1612231902 Extramarks 107 Kushagra Shukla EC 1512231069 Nucleus Software 108 Lokmani Kushwaha EC 1512231070 TCS 109 Mansi Nigam EC 1512231072 Wipro / Robert Bosch 110 Mansi Vaish EC 1512231073 TCS 111 Pallavi Singh EC 1512231078 SilverPeak Global Pvt Ltd 112 Pragya Priyadarshini EC 1512231080 HCL 113 Praveen Kumar EC 1512231083 Nucleus Software 114 Rahul Kumar EC 1512231088 Mobilitte / Veda IIT / Tata Steel 115 Ravi Ranjan Pandey EC 1512231090 Hexaware / Robert Bosch 116 Riya Choudhary EC 1512231094 HCL 117 Sandhya Rai EC 1512231097 HCL 118 Sania Bhasin EC 1512231098 Deskera 119 Seemtan Naaz EC 1512231099 HCL 120 Shalini Chaturvedi EC 1512231064 TCS 121 Shikha Pandey EC 1512231103 TCS / Robert Bosch 122 Shiksha Singh EC 1512231104 Mobilitte / Tata Steel 123 Shreya Mishra EC 1512231110 Deskera 124 Shruti Gupta EC 1512231111 Wipro 125 Shubham Kumar Mallic EC 1512231113 TCS 126 Siddhant Tiwari EC 1512231118 TCS 127 Soumya Srivastava EC 1512231121 TCS / Robert Bosch 128 Syed Mohd. Ahzam EC 1512231125 TCS 129 Utkarsh Mishra EC 1512231129 Ramya Reprographic Pvt Ltd / Wipro 130 Vanshika Srivastava EC 1512231134 Nucleus Software 131 Vartika Prajapati EC 1512231135 HCL 132 Vibhanshu Yadav EC 1512231136 TCS 133 Vishakha Jaiswal EC 1512231138 Mobilitte / NTT Data 134 Vistar Gupta EC 1512231140 Hexaware / Wipro / Tata Steel / Robert Bosch 135 Adarsh Pratap Singh EE 1512220009 Adani Power / Tata Steel 136 Alok Kumar Singh EE 1512220019 HCL 137 Aman Srivastava EE 1512220020 Torrent Power 138 Ambesh Kumar Srivastava EE 1512220021 TCS 139 Amit Kumar Soni EE 1512220023 TCS 140 Archita Tripathi EE 1512220028 Phronesis / Extramarks 141 Ashutosh Verma EE 1512220029 HCL / Accenture 142 Ayushi Sharma EE 1512220031 Extramarks 143 Harshit Panday EE 1512220039 SilverPeak Global Pvt Ltd 144 Kuldeep Chaurasia EE 1512220048 HCL 145 KUMARI ABHILASHA TRIPATHI EE 1512220045 Accenture 146 NISHANT KUMAR SINGH EE 1512220056 Extramarks / Torrent Power 147 Pranjal Kaushik EE 1512220060 Collabera 148 Priya Singh EE 1512220061 Accenture 149 RISHABH VERMA EE 1512220073 Accenture 150 Shailesh kumar EE 1512220080 SilverPeak Global Pvt Ltd 151 Shankaranand yadav EE 1512220082 Zenus 152 Shipra Singh EE 1512220047 SilverPeak Global Pvt Ltd 153 Vasundhara Bhola EE 1512220095 Accenture 154 VIJAY KUMAR YADAV EE 1512220098 Windmoller & Holscher 155 Vishal Chaudhary EE 1512220100 SilverPeak Global Pvt Ltd / Wipro 156 Vishwajeet Kumar Yadav EE 1512220103 Tommy Hilfiger 157 ANCHAL PATEL EN 1512221004 IMS People 158 ARHIMA EN 1512221008 Phronesis / Collabera 159 JHUMPAL VERMA EN 1512221017 Mobilitte / Collabera / Jaro Education 160 KSHITIJ SHARMA EN 1512221021 Optra Automation 161 PRIYANSHU YADAV EN 1512221027 SilverPeak Global Pvt Ltd / Tata Steel 162 RAHUL BANSAL EN 1512221028 Zenus / Optra Automation 163 SANDEEP KUMAR YADAV EN 1512221032 Optra Automation 164 SANJEEV KUMAR GUPTA EN 1512221033 SilverPeak Global Pvt Ltd / Tata Steel 165 SAURABH AGARWAL EN 15122221034 Optra Automation 166 SAURABH SINGH EN 1512221036 Optra Automation 167 Shashank Shekhar Tiwari EN 1512221038 Phronesis SilverPeak Global Pvt Ltd / Adani Power / Tata 168 SHIVAM UPADHYAY EN 1512221040 Steel 169 SHIVENDRA SINGH EN 1512221042 Mobilitte / Adani Power / Tata Steel 170 TANYA SRIVASTAVA EN 1512221048 Collabera EPAM / 171 ABHISHEK DEB IT 1512240011 TCS / Wipro / Samsung R&D 172 Aditi Verma IT 1512213004 TCS 173 Aditya Pratap Singh IT 1512213006 Collabera 174 Akansha Singh IT 1512213008 Accenture 175 Akash Singh IT 1512213009 Mobilitte / Deskera / Wipro / Accenture 176 Alsaba Rizvi IT 1512213011 Wipro 177 AMISHA SAXENA IT 1512213012 Robert Bosch / HCL 178 ANUKRATI VERMA IT 1512213015 HCL 179 APARNA K. PANWAR IT 1512213016 Mobilitte 180 AREINA SAXENA IT 1512213017 TCS 181 Ashish Pandey IT 1512213018 Svayam Infoware / HCL Mobilitte / Collabera / CIS / Cedcoss / 182 Ashray Trivedi IT 1512213019 GlobalLogic / Hexaware / Wipro / HCL 183 Biswas Singh IT 1512213023 SingSys 184 DRISHTI JAISWAL IT 1512213025 Cognizant / Robert Bosch 185 Eva Garg IT 1512213027 Accenture 186 GAURAV GUPTA IT 1512231049 TCS 187 Harsh Srivastava IT 1512213029 Capgemini 188 Himanshu Singh IT 1512213030 Deskera / Capgemini 189 Kripali Srivastava IT 1512213034 TCS / SAP 190 Kritika Singh IT 1512213036 Wipro TCS / 191 Mansi Rayal
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