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Placement 2014-2015(UG) Sl Salary P/A No Name Department Name of the Industry/Organisation Placement 2014-2015(UG) Sl Salary p/a No Name Department Name of the Industry/Organisation 1 MOHAMMED SAHAL B Com Tax I K MART CAFFE,QATAR 864000 2 MOHAMMED FAWSAN B Com Tax I SIBCA,DUBAI 780000 3 SHILPA C R B Com Tax I AL SURAKSHA INSURANCE BROKERS,DUBAI 648000 4 ELSA G KOCHUPARAMBIL B Com Tax I ACCA,DUBAI 480000 5 Ajay Kunjumon BA ENGLISH Freelance Photographer 420000 6 Aneeta Sebastian Mathematics SBI 408000 7 ABILASH JOY M Physics Sankyu International Saudi 360000 8 Anil E.P Mathematics Indian Railway 300000 9 GANESH N B Com Tax I GEOJIT FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD 288000 10 Nithin George BA ENGLISH Music Composer 288000 11 ANANDU T.P B Com CA I HDFC BANK 264000 12 Selin Jacob BA ENGLISH SBI 264000 13 SEBIN KURIAN B Com CA I CONVENT BUSINESS SERVICES, INFOPARK 240000 14 K A KRISHNA KUMAR B Com TT INTERSIGHT TRAVEL AGENCY 240000 15 Amritha Raju Commerce (Reg) Bharata mata college, thrikkakara 240000 16 EMY ANNA RAJU B Com Tax I BANDAN BANK 216000 17 MOHAMMED AFSAL B Com Tax I CALTECH ENERGY,ERNAKULAM 216000 18 KEVIN CHACKO B Com TT KOUNI TRAVEL AGENCY 216000 19 MARIA ALEX B Com TT KOUNI TRACVEL AGENCY 216000 20 SALU KRISHNA Physics Food Inspector 216000 21 ADITHYAN V.MENON B Com CA I INDUS MOTORS 204000 22 JAISON FRANCIS B Com Tax I CONDUENT,INFO PARK 192000 23 NIKHIL LAL K S B Com TT CREATIVE TRAVELS 192000 24 John Thachil Commerce (Reg) Appolo tyres, chalakkudy 192000 25 Alby Antony Malayalam Silver Storm 180000 26 BINCY MATHEW B Com CA I CAMERON SYSTEMS 180000 27 THARISH THAHA B Com CA I ASTER MEDICITY 180000 28 FAIZANA MUSTHAFA BOTANY Wipro 180000 29 THASLIMA K S BOTANY Wipro 180000 30 Roshni Peter Chemistry Wipro 180000 31 Nimitha Yohannan Chemistry Wipro 180000 32 MANEESH KUMAR S. Physics Wipro 180000 33 ADEESH N.A Physics Infosys 180000 34 NAVEEN JOHN Physics Infosys 180000 35 JAYASREE M.P. Physics Wipro 180000 36 ANNA GEORGE Physics Wipro 180000 37 ASWATHY T.S Physics Wipro 180000 38 SRINATH T.K Physics Toonz animations 180000 39 RAZIM K Physics White and wipe company 180000 40 ANJALY K.N Physics Wipro 180000 41 ANOL MARIA JACOB Zoology Wipro 180000 42 NITHIN DARWIN B Com Tax II TBO BACK OFFICE 174000 43 AISWARYA M S B Com Tax I MANGO PHONE 168000 44 S SHRUTHI B Com TT SPICE JET 168000 45 SHILPA BABU B Com Tax I CONDUENT,INFO PARK 156000 46 AMAL KARTHIYEKAN B Com Tax II PRAKASH ASSOCIATES 144000 47 DASNA JOSE Physics Housing.Com 144000 48 ARUN JOSEPH B Com Tax II ICICI BANK , EDAPPALLY 120000 49 REVATHY VIJAYAN B Com Tax II ICICI BANK , EDAPPALLY 120000 50 REVATHY VIJAYAN B Com Tax II ICICI BANK 120000 51 ASWATHY B Com Tax II PRIVATE TRAVEL AGENCY 120000 52 SANJEEV B Com Tax II HONDA AUTO MOBILE 120000 53 Vishnu Dayal BA ENGLISH Kalaanikethan 120000 54 ADARSH ASOK Physics HDFC Bank 120000 55 BEENA A.D Physics Beema Jewellers 120000 56 NIKHIL KJ Physics SES 120000 57 Sharanya E R Malayalam NBS 108000 58 WITSON JOHN SONY B Com Tax I TRANSASIA,KAKKANAD 108000 59 ATHUL C ARUN Physics School of Music, Tripunithura 108000 60 AMAL K S B Com Tax II HIL 72000 61 ROHIND SURESH KUMAR B Com Tax II SARITHA & SURESH 36000 62 HARI SANKAR B Com Tax II HRS 36000 Placement 2015 -2016(UG) Sl Salary p/a No Name Department Name of the Industry/Organisation 1 SONA JOSEPH B Com Tax I HDFC 600000 2 MOHAMMED AJMAL B Com CA II TRAVEL CONSULTANT,UAE 540000 3 VIBIN B Com Marketing A FIRM IN ITALY 540000 4 Anoop T.P Malayalam Professional Photographer 480000 5 EVLIN MATHEW B Com TT SPICE JET 420000 6 Minu George Commerce (Reg) Bharata Mata College, Thrikkakara 360000 7 Sanju Saju Commerce (Reg) Silverdot General Trading, LLC , Dubai 360000 8 Cenna Peter Commerce (Reg) Bharata Mata College, Thrikkakara 300000 9 Arya T.S. Commerce (Reg) Bharata Mata College, Thrikkakara 300000 10 SREEJITH M B Com Tax II LULU MALL 264000 11 Jinson Joseph Malayalam Infopark 264000 12 GODWIN GLANCY B Com Tax II HOLIDAY INN 240000 13 VARGHESE G AREECKAL B Com Tax II JOCKEY 240000 14 TILSON THOMAS B Com Marketing INFORPARK 240000 15 JONATHAN M J B Com TT AIR INDIA 240000 16 TANSEN P BABU B Com TT AIR INDIA 240000 17 Antony George BA ENGLISH Padathil(Content Writer) 240000 18 ALTAF B Com Marketing HDFC BANK 216000 19 Anjali Balakrishnan Commerce (Reg) Conduent 216000 20 Anju S. Commerce (Reg) Conduent 216000 21 Vidya Menon C Commerce (Reg) South Indian Bank 216000 22 Sangeeth Asokan Physics Union Bank 216000 23 Aakash Joy Malayalam Marketing Company 192000 24 WRENCH Solutions pvt Ltd(I T Nirmatt Gopal Physics Company) 192000 25 DERRICK P PADUA B Com Tax I SUTHERLAND 180000 26 MOHAMMED RAFI B Com Tax I KMML 180000 27 ABY VARGHESE SHAJI B Com Tax II PERIYAR POLYMER Pvt LTD 180000 28 DIVYA U B B Com Tax II LULU MALL 180000 29 HRISHIKESH REGUNATH B Com CA I EXL INFOPARK 180000 30 MANU B Com Marketing PROFESSIONAL COURIER 180000 31 Digil Scaria Commerce (Reg) Asian Paints 180000 32 Namitha Joseph Commerce (Reg) Wipro 180000 33 Divya Jayan ECONOMICS Muthoot Finance 180000 34 Vismaya T Shaji ECONOMICS UAE Foreign Exchange 180000 35 Athira Dinesh ECONOMICS Infopark 180000 36 Manu Mohan ECONOMICS Vodafone 180000 37 Nijil P Anil BA ENGLISH Dalmia(Operation Manager) 180000 38 Rinto Antony Malayalam Marketing 168000 39 KIRAN FRANCIS B Com CA I NIPPON KERALA CENTRE 144000 40 ARUN A S B Com Marketing VIJAYALAKSHMI MEDICAL CENTRE 144000 41 Anjana Glancy Commerce (Reg) HDFC Bank 144000 42 Neethu Commerce (Reg) Axis Bank 144000 43 Rahul M.C. Commerce (Reg) G.S.Infrastructure, Irumbanam 144000 44 Delvin Varghese Commerce (Reg) CEPZ 144000 45 Athira K A ECONOMICS Railway Reservation office 144000 46 Asiya K M ECONOMICS Railway Reservation office 144000 47 Neenu Joseph ECONOMICS Railway Reservation office 144000 48 Dominic Devassy ECONOMICS PDDP 144000 49 MERIN SALVAS B Com Tax I UAE EXCHANGE 120000 50 Rayan Associate and Chartered Ahalya Devi Sivan ECONOMICS Accountants 120000 Placement 2016 -2017(UG) Sl Salary p/a No Name Department Name of the Industry/Organisation 1 Archana Ravi BA ENGLISH Excel Anchors 1020000 2 HAREESH P.H. B Com CA I SOHAR CONSTRUCTION,MUSCAT 480000 3 Surya Gopal M BA ENGLISH Byjus App 480000 4 VYSHAKY PRAKASH B Com Tax II AUBON FRANCHISING CO. WLL BEHRIN 420000 5 ANITHA P A B Com Tax I KUDUMBASREE 240000 6 SANU SUHAIL B Com Tax I QUICK SOFTWARES FLJP 240000 ASWATHY 7 B Com TT MAGI HOLIDAYS 216000 BHUVANESWARAN 8 PINKMOON SIMON B Com TT MAGI HOLIDAYS 216000 9 RIYA MARY JOY B Com TT MAGI HOLIDAYS 216000 10 Anandhu MA BA ENGLISH Cricketer, Clubs 216000 11 Johan P Lonappan Chemistry Aeiges, Banglore 204000 12 Anjali Thomas Commerce (Reg) Naipunya Institute of management 204000 13 Sreelakshmi Rajeev Commerce (Reg) St.Thomas College, Marine Drive 204000 14 KURIAKOSE B Com Tax I NEST,ERNAKULAM 180000 15 CHARLES B Com Tax I TRANSFORM GROUP 180000 16 ASHISH GEORGE B Com Marketing TOUR OPERTER 180000 17 TILNA VJ B Com TT WRIGHT AVIATION 180000 18 Jemshid Jamal Commerce (Reg) Wipro 180000 19 Nisamol T S ECONOMICS Volkswagen 180000 20 Geemol Varghese ECONOMICS Renault 180000 21 Suhana M H ECONOMICS Fashion Store 180000 22 Ancy Luckose BA ENGLISH Redro 180000 23 Iswarya N BA ENGLISH Salem School 180000 24 Manu C.Kauma Mathematics Aaba Soft, Infopark 180000 25 NEERAJ P RAO B Com Tax I CASTROL 168000 Kesari Arts and Science College, N. 26 Pooja Kuttappan Commerce (Reg) 168000 Paravoor 27 BINEESH K BABU B Com Tax I INDIGO NATION 144000 28 ANANDU ANILKUMAR B Com CA I NEST GROUP OF COMPANIES 144000 29 SUNU SHAJI B Com CA I CINESOFT ,KOCHI 144000 30 ARAVIND MOHAN RAJ B Com CA II AMRITA HOSPITAL 144000 31 SANDRA M C BOTANY AVT 144000 32 Shilpa Das Commerce (Reg) St.Thomas College, Thoppumpady 144000 33 Roshini Narendran Commerce (Reg) Esobhavan, ernakulam 144000 34 Lakshmipriya Commerce (Reg) St.Thomas school 144000 35 Sandheep K Aravind Commerce (Reg) Decatholon 144000 36 Jerin George Commerce (Reg) Sai Service 144000 37 Anjana Ganesh Commerce (Reg) Muthoot 144000 38 Arpitha Varghese Commerce (Reg) Muthoot 144000 39 Divya K Commerce (Reg) Briiliant 144000 40 Arunima Anilkumar ECONOMICS Indane Gas Agencies 144000 41 Bibeesh K S ECONOMICS Nucleus Mall 144000 42 Litty Thomas BA ENGLISH Content Writer(Freelance) 144000 43 AISWARYA B Com Marketing HK LEGAL 120000 44 ARAVIND B Com Marketing MAX 120000 45 Eby Paulose Chemistry Carborandum chemicals Eloor 120000 Kesari Arts and Science College, N. 46 Tinju Xavier Commerce (Reg) 120000 Paravoor 47 Divya Nandakumar Commerce (Reg) Vidyabharathi group, Kalamassery 120000 48 Siya Joseph Commerce (Reg) Vidyabharathi group, kalamassery 120000 49 Beegum Baby K BA ENGLISH Drawing Teacher, Lakshadeep 120000 50 RIYA GEORGE B Com Tax I MEDICAL EQUIPMENT STORE ROOM 108000 51 ABIN SABU B Com Tax I TRANSFORMER GROUP 96000 52 SUSNA JOY B Com Tax I INFRA ELEVATORS INDIA,Pvt. 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