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Konačna Rang Lista Za Natječaj 2020./2021 Studentski centar u Zagrebu Savska cesta 25, 10000 Zagreb OIB: 22597784145 Žiro: HR2623600001101482432 Konačna rang lista za Natječaj 2020./2021. Ukupno Kategorija i Rb Prezime i ime Šifra VU bodovi dom 1 Marinko Karla 13 5.000 SR III 2 Grabovac Roberto 119 5.000 CN II 3 Đuran Ivan 0108 5.000 CN II 4 Car Lea 227 5.000 AS IV 5 Domines Peter Teo 128 5.000 CN II 6 Milanović Marija 000 5.000 CN II 7 Jezerčić Nikolina 227 5.000 CN II 8 Lovrinčević Maja 13 5.000 CN II 9 Bubalo Sara 13 5.000 SR I 10 Volarić Tea 281 5.000 SR III 11 Popović Marina 260 5.000 CN II 12 Šebalj Anamarija 15 5.000 SR III 13 Grebenar Iva 0108 5.000 CN II 14 Koštić Damir 246 5.000 CN II 15 Podrug Sara 000 5.000 CN IN 16 Sučić Marija 0108 5.000 CN II 17 Čvek Nina 227 5.000 CN II 18 Bulat Renata 67 5.000 CN II 19 Turković Leona 226 5.000 CN II 20 Horak Antonela 6 5.000 SR V 21 Kajinić Monika 119 5.000 SR III 22 Martinović Ivan 36 5.000 CN II 23 Jurkić Nataša 66 5.000 SR III 24 Herceg Darko 68 5.000 CN II 25 Živčić Antonia 199 5.000 LA VI 26 Ljubas Iva 0108 5.000 SR I 27 Marijan Ivan 0329 5.000 SR III 28 Pejić Monika 226 5.000 SR V 29 Solomun Matea 66 5.000 SR III 30 Kukavica Monika 13 5.000 SR III 31 Loknar Lana 227 5.000 CN II 32 Anđelić Ana 0108 5.000 SR I 33 Dautović Dominik 6 5.000 CN II 34 Konjarević Martina 6 5.000 CN II 35 Prološčić Ana 6 5.000 SR I 36 Marić Nina 66 5.000 CN II 37 Srhoj Daria 13 5.000 SR III 38 Posavec Karlo 120 5.000 CN II 39 Galić Dijana 13 5.000 SR III 40 Dragićević Katarina 53 5.000 SR III 41 Marić Elena 7 5.000 CN II Stranica 1 od 198 42 Brkan Ivan 36 5.000 CN II 43 Toplak Julia Jelena 119 5.000 CN II 44 Šikač Florian Marcel 54 5.000 CN II 45 Mamić Antea 178 5.000 SR III 46 Veršić Lucija 13 5.000 CN II 47 Šarić Vedran 130 5.000 CN II 48 Domić Dora 13 5.000 SR I 49 Ćubela Marin 36 5.000 SR III 50 Mustapić Ivana 6 5.000 SR III 51 Čupić Ivona 58 5.000 CN II 52 Vukšić Anđela 58 5.000 CN II 53 Svečnjak Helena 227 5.000 AS IV 54 Kereša Klaudija 67 5.000 SR III 55 Vidaković Luka 130 5.000 CN II 56 Certa Antonela 15 5.000 CN II 57 Milošević Filip 0108 5.000 CN II 58 Matković Kristina 0213 5.000 SR III 59 Živković Ljubica 178 5.000 CN II 60 Zovko Nikolina 58 5.000 CN II 61 Cetinić Luka 54 5.000 CN II 62 Šućur Stipe 195 5.000 SR III 63 Vrdoljak Stipe 195 5.000 SR III 64 Sučić Katarina 130 5.000 CN II 65 Milošević Daniel 226 5.000 CN II 66 Sorić Hermina 226 5.000 CN II 67 Šimić Borna 119 5.000 SR III 68 Džinić Matea 130 5.000 CN II 69 Martinović Ivona 36 5.000 CN II 70 Kovačić Magdalena 178 5.000 SR III 71 Ćelić Željana 226 5.000 CN II 72 Kasalo Valentina 13 5.000 SR III 73 Galić Josipa 331 5.000 SR III 74 Krsnik Lea 36 5.000 CN II 75 Vuradin Mateja 36 5.000 CN II 76 Šakić Marija 331 5.000 SR I 77 Raguž Anamarija 0108 5.000 SR I 78 Kantolić Jelena 67 5.000 SR V 79 Barišić Simona 54 5.000 CN II 80 Lakić Noel 119 5.000 SR III 81 Šiljeg Ana 58 5.000 CN II 82 Polović Karmen 117 5.000 SR III 83 Marijanović Monika 119 5.000 CN II 84 Đukin Marko 36 5.000 CN II 85 Stipanović Mateja 117 5.000 SR III 86 Galić Martina 13 5.000 CN II 87 Gaunt Emma Stephanie 117 5.000 SR III 88 Filipović Marina 67 5.000 CN II 89 Antukić Andrea 66 5.000 CN II 90 Kuzmić Ivan 66 5.000 CN II 91 Bilić Ivana 0108 5.000 SR III 92 Perajica Luka 0108 5.000 SR III 93 Marijanović Ivana 36 5.000 SR I Stranica 2 od 198 94 Miličević Elena 0213 5.000 CN II 95 Brzica Luka 66 5.000 SR I 96 Cindrić Lucija 119 5.000 CN II 97 Vidulin Arijan 36 5.000 CN II 98 Rukavina Karlo 130 5.000 SR III 99 Glavaš Andrijana 178 5.000 SR I 100 Šopar Sara 331 5.000 CN II 101 Patrlj Neda 331 5.000 SR III 102 Požgaj Valentina 67 5.000 SR III 103 Cvitković Marko 36 5.000 SR III 104 Đula Karlo 66 5.000 CN II 105 Glavaš Andrija 120 5.000 SR III 106 Drnetić Valentina 66 5.000 SR V 107 Paska Sara 226 5.000 CN II 108 Dujmović Lea 226 5.000 SR I 109 Kesten Manuela 246 5.000 CN II 110 Justament Jasmina 0108 5.000 CN J 111 Švenda Anamarija 67 5.000 CN II 112 Crnjak Karla 82 5.000 SR I 113 Tomeljak Branimir 36 5.000 SR I 114 Šumski Tena 117 5.000 CN II 115 Balić Stella 36 5.000 CN II 116 Dugalić Sara 0108 5.000 SR III 117 Štefanac Martina 36 5.000 SR III 118 Erceg Mihaela 260 5.000 AS J 119 Prskalo Tanja 331 5.000 CN II 120 Samardžić Tado 53 5.000 CN II 121 Majkić Bosiljka 217 5.000 CN IN 122 Blažanović Nikolina 15 5.000 CN II 123 Brnić Ana 226 5.000 CN II 124 Vlah Petra 227 5.000 SR III 125 Zović Vedran 120 5.000 CN II 126 Sviben Robert 130 5.000 CN II 127 Bakić Marko 36 5.000 SR I 128 Komljenović Fran 130 5.000 CN II 129 Davosir Dino 119 5.000 CN II 130 Cvrtnjak Tomislav 13 5.000 LA VI 131 Miljko Mirna 54 5.000 CN II 132 Kanjski Hana 13 5.000 CN II 133 Kozina Karla 130 5.000 CN II 134 Skroče Lorena 120 5.000 CN II 135 Ćurković Petra 36 5.000 CN II 136 Kantolić Marija 0108 5.000 SR V 137 Milić Lea 119 5.000 CN II 138 Rukavina Iva 217 5.000 SR III 139 Relota Petra 0108 5.000 CN II 140 Mikulić Marta 227 5.000 SR III 141 Tančinec Zvonimir 322 5.000 SR I 142 Mijolović Marko 36 5.000 CN J 143 Bandić Sunčica 0264 5.000 AS IV 144 Galić Barbara 7 5.000 SR III 145 Jonjić Ivanka 119 5.000 CN II Stranica 3 od 198 146 Novak Antonio 119 5.000 CN II 147 Juroš Antonia 13 5.000 CN II 148 Sokić Tena 130 5.000 SR III 149 Gregurić Sandra 227 5.000 SR III 150 Mandić Marijan 67 5.000 CN II 151 Obradović Tara 130 5.000 SR I 152 Bertović Emily 130 5.000 CN II 153 Dominković Luka 34 5.000 SR III 154 Čović Dino 130 5.000 SR I 155 Miler Magdalena 13 5.000 SR I 156 Jerčić Ivana 130 5.000 CN II 157 Nekić Stjepan 130 5.000 SR III 158 Kafadar Marin 226 5.000 CN II 159 Plavšić Klara 226 5.000 CN II 160 Androić Gabriela 217 5.000 CN II 161 Kopić Eva 226 5.000 SR III 162 Novaković Iva 6 5.000 CN II 163 Musulin Robert 246 5.000 SR I 164 Dedić Žana 227 5.000 SR III 165 Tomić Nina 67 5.000 CN II 166 Konjevod Kristina 331 5.000 CN II 167 Penić Lucija 0108 5.000 CN II 168 Šokčević Domagoj 117 5.000 AS IV 169 Kolić Marko 130 5.000 CN II 170 Raguž Petra 6 5.000 SR I 171 Trbojević Ines 119 5.000 CN II 172 Đilanović Iva 119 5.000 CN II 173 Komljenović Dorian 82 5.000 CN II 174 Đogić Aida 119 5.000 CN II 175 Đogić Najda 119 5.000 CN II 176 Jozinović Stjepan 125 5.000 CN II 177 Jurić Marina 82 5.000 CN II 178 Kardum Ana 119 5.000 LA VI 179 Šarić Karlo 000 5.000 CN II 180 Šopar Šimun 119 5.000 CN II 181 Živić Ana 0108 5.000 SR I 182 Pavić Leonarda 227 5.000 CN II 183 Udovičić Mateja 227 5.000 AS IV 184 Vončina Mirta 226 5.000 CN II 185 Dragičević Mia 54 5.000 SR I 186 Žerovnik Matej 0213 5.000 CN II 187 Kunštek Klara 0108 5.000 CN II 188 Bošnjak Jelena 0108 5.000 CN II 189 Šabić Magdalena 0108 5.000 SR III 190 Pavličević Marija 199 5.000 SR III 191 Vučica Andrea 331 5.000 SR III 192 Bejuk Petar 67 5.000 CN II 193 Lugarić Iris Viktorija 227 5.000 SR III 194 Čalić Ivana 128 5.000 CN II 195 Katalinić Mateja 195 5.000 AS IV 196 Matić Ivana 67 5.000 AS IV 197 Hrkać Nikolina 0213 5.000 CN II Stranica 4 od 198 198 Lončar Josipa 217 5.000 SR I 199 Frančišković Nensi 13 5.000 CN II 200 Runje Simona 13 5.000 SR I 201 Krešić Iva 889 5.000 SR I 202 Fofić Katarina 331 5.000 SR III 203 Ćepić Ana 36 5.000 SR I 204 Garmaz Lucija 119 5.000 SR I 205 Jelavić Tomislav 0213 5.000 CN II 206 Bubalo Barbara 130 5.000 CN II 207 Matković Alen 130 5.000 SR V 208 Perleta Martina 36 5.000 SR III 209 Tkalčević Maja 0108 5.000 LA VI 210 Josipović Damjan 34 5.000 SR III 211 Melvan Ena 13 5.000 SR III 212 Hus Petra 119 5.000 CN II 213 Periša Martina 0108 5.000 SR V 214 Raič Matea 58 5.000 CN II 215 Šeketa Dajana 36 5.000 SR III 216 Zečić Mario 119 5.000 CN II 217 Rupčić Mandica 217 5.000 CN J 218 Šmic Mateja 53 5.000 CN II 219 Vukoja Marta 120 5.000 CN II 220 Mišković Jan 226 5.000 CN II 221 Deak Katarina 13 5.000 CN II 222 Jaklin Tomislav 130 5.000 CN II 223 Kazalac Josipa 178 5.000 SR I 224 Panić Luka 36 5.000 CN II 225 Čabrajić Maja 331 5.000 SR III 226 Lovrinović Bernarda 67 5.000 CN II 227 Staničić Kim 36 5.000 CN II 228 Kantolić Josip 67 5.000 SR V 229 Slišković Ana 67 5.000 SR I 230 Mikić Ivona 119 5.000 SR III 231 Videković Matija 36 5.000 CN II 232 Čalušić Marta 217 5.000 CN II 233 Barić Elena 130 5.000 CN II 234 Jovanović Matija 331 5.000 SR I 235 Vučić Karmen 13 5.000 CN II 236 Raguž Ivan 0108 5.000 SR I 237 Bukvić Karlo 0108 5.000 CN II 238 Imbrišak Josip 130 5.000 CN II 239 Bućo Petra 0213 5.000 SR I 240 Car Marko 36 5.000 AS IV 241 Rajič Frano 36 5.000 CN II 242 Perić Valentina 130 5.000 CN II 243 Mikulić Lucija 217 5.000 CN II 244 Sesar Ivan 36 5.000 CN II 245 Marinović Lea 66 5.000 CN II 246 Šako Ana 000 5.000 CN II 247 Ivica Josip 119 5.000 CN II 248 Pažin Marija 331 5.000 CN II 249 Romić Mirela 7 5.000 CN II Stranica 5 od 198 250 Jakopović Tamara 130 5.000 CN II 251 Štok Leon 246 5.000 AS IV 252 Blažević Paula 217 5.000 SR III 253 Batovanja Izabela 226 5.000 SR III 254 Dijanić Karlo 0213 5.000 SR III 255 Nekić Dunja 331 5.000 CN J 256 Rakušić Josip 0108 5.000 SR III 257 Kapitanić Magdalena 227 5.000 SR III 258 Baričević Ivan 0213 5.000 SR III 259 Krbot Mateja 67 5.000 SR III 260 Hanžek Anamaria 15 5.000 SR V 261 Kralj Suzana 125 5.000 CN II 262 Biruš Leonardo 130 5.000 SR III 263 Vuković Josip 178 5.000 SR I 264 Petrovečki Lidija 66 5.000 CN II 265 Gavranić Mateo 36 5.000 CN II 266 Golomboš Josipa 119 5.000 CN II 267 Pezelj Ivana 67 5.000 SR III 268 Stojić Antonija 65 5.000 SR III 269 Tomas - Kosijer Hana 227 5.000 SR III 270 Žanko Luka 130 5.000 SR III 271 Jurišić Melani 67 5.000 SR I 272 Mencl Nikola 53 5.000 LA VI 273 Crnjak Petra 178 5.000 CN II 274 Kresonja Veronika 13 5.000 AS IV 275 Treska Borna 130 5.000 CN II 276 Dabić Ivona 119 5.000 SR I 277 Osmakčić Dominik
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