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SHRUTI MUKUND GIRHE AKOLA AKOLA 34 106 710122 DESHMUKH MOHAMMAD ABRAR MOHAMMAD ARIF AKOLA AKOLA 34 107 710124 PRAGATI SURESHRAO BONDRE AKOLA AKOLA 16 108 710125 CHETAN SUDHAKARRAO DESHMUKH AKOLA AKOLA 28 109 710126 VAISHALI PANKAJ KHOND AKOLA AKOLA 46 110 710127 TARANNUM PARVEEN MOH FAROOQUE AKOLA AKOLA 24 111 710128 NIRAJ DILIP GANATRA AKOLA AKOLA 26 112 710129 SANA SHAKIL SORATHIA AKOLA AKOLA 32 113 710130 MOHAMMAD USMAN MOHAMMAD IRFAN AKOLA AKOLA 30 114 710131 CHAAYA RAMRAO RATHOD AKOLA AKOLA 26 115 710132 LOMESH SHRIDHAR KASURKAR AKOLA AKOLA 36 116 710133 PRIYANKA ASHOKRAO PACHPOL AKOLA AKOLA 26 117 710136 AKSHAY EKNATH GULHANE AKOLA AKOLA 34 118 710137 DARASING GOVIND RATHOD AKOLA AKOLA 28 119 710138 ROMMANA AMARIN GHULAM MOINUDDIN AKOLA AKOLA 26 120 710139 SAPANA NANDLAL YADAO AKOLA AKOLA 28 121 710140 ANIL MAHOHARRAO KAPSE AKOLA AKOLA 32 122 710141 AASHWINEE NAGORAO SAWATE AKOLA AKOLA 34 123 710142 MANISH VISHWAS KHANDARE AKOLA AKOLA 26 124 710143 RUPALI GOVINDA THOKANE AKOLA AKOLA 30 125 710144 DIPALI GOVINDA TOKANE AKOLA AKOLA 28 Sr.No. Roll.No. Name of Candidate District Division Marks 126 710145 NILKANTH SAMADHAN CHAMBHARE AKOLA AKOLA 44 127 710146 REHAMAN KHAN YOUSUF KHAN AKOLA AKOLA 42 128 710147 RAHUL ARUN SADAFALE AKOLA AKOLA 34 129 710148 RENUKA ARUN UGALKAR AKOLA AKOLA 22 130 710150 SWATI VIVEK DIWARE AKOLA AKOLA 36 131 710151 NISHAT BABANRAO PRADHAN AKOLA AKOLA 34 132 710152 NIKITA VIJAY CHAVAN AKOLA AKOLA 34 133 710154 MONALI DNYASHWAR CHAVHAN AKOLA AKOLA 32 134 710155 KARISHMA MORESHWAR WANJARI AKOLA AKOLA 32 135 710156 MAHESH KESHAV KAWARE AKOLA AKOLA 46 136 710157 DIPIKA RAMBHAU PATIL AKOLA AKOLA 44 137 710158 OM KESHAV KAWARE AKOLA AKOLA 48 138 710159 JAVED KHAN MOHAMMAD KHAN AKOLA AKOLA 26 139 710160 PRIYANKA LAXMANRAO HIWARALE AKOLA AKOLA 24 140 710161 SAIFODDIN NISARODDN AKOLA AKOLA 8 141 710162 KAVITA VIJAY SHINGNE AKOLA AKOLA 36 142 710164 VILAS SHIVAJI INGOLE AKOLA AKOLA 42 143 710165 ASHWINI SUNIL PAYGHAN AKOLA AKOLA 28 144 710166 ASHISH BHIMRAO INGOLE AKOLA AKOLA 24 145 710167 NUZHAT ANUM SYED JABBAR AKOLA AKOLA 28 146 710168 MANGLA BABURAO BODADE AKOLA AKOLA 28 147 710170 SHRIKANT NAMDEVRAO AMANKAR AKOLA AKOLA 36 148 710171 BHAGYASHRI SHANKARRAO SULTANA AKOLA AKOLA 24 149 710172 NIKHIL UTTAM MUNDHE AKOLA AKOLA 26 150 710173 NIKITA SURESH PALASAGAR AKOLA AKOLA 30 151 710175 SHILPA SANTOSH RAUT AKOLA AKOLA 30 152 710177 VIJAYA VISHWASRAO RAIBOLE AKOLA AKOLA 20 153 710178 SHIVAM PRAVIN HARANE AKOLA AKOLA 36 154 710179 AZAR HUSAN MOHD HUSAN AKOLA AKOLA 26 155 710180 MOHD SAJID MOHD SADIQUE AKOLA AKOLA 26 156 710181 SHOHEB AHAMD KHAN AKOLA AKOLA 20 157 710182 SYED IMRAN SYED ASLAM AKOLA AKOLA
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