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Merit Cum Means Scholarship 2015-16 GOI PFMS List - Fresh Merit Cum Means Scholarship 2015-16 GOI PFMS List - Fresh S.No Institution Name Institution State Institution District Permanent Student Id Student Name Parent Name Gender Religion Hosteller Course Name BACHELOR OF GOGTE INSTITUTE OF RAJAMAHAMMAD MAHAMMADRAFIK 1 KARNATAKA BELGAUM KA201516000646702 Male Muslim Yes ENGINEERING(ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY, BELGAUM MAHAMMADRAFIK SULIKERI KAMALASAB SULIKERI ENGINEERING) BACHELOR OF GOGTE INSTITUTE OF BABYAYASHIYA ALLABHAKSH ALLABHAKSH PEERSAB 2 KARNATAKA BELGAUM KA201516002288294 Female Muslim Yes ENGINEERING(COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, BELGAUM NADAF NADAF SCIENCE & ENGINEERING) KLE DR. 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NIJALINGAPPA 9 KARNATAKA BAGALKOT KA201516003577086 FATIMA BASHIRAHMED BASHIRAHMED Female Muslim No BACHELOR OF SURGERY MEDICAL COLLEGE (M.B.B.S)-5 YEARS BVVS SAJJALASHREE INSTITUTE BSC (POST BASIC NURSING 10 KARNATAKA BAGALKOT KA201516003924988 RAJMAHAMMAD BILEKUDARI ABDULVAHEED BILEKUDARI Male Muslim Yes OF NURSING SCIENCE REGULAR MODE) JAIN ACHARYA GUNDHARNANDI BACHELOR OF 11 MAHARAJ INSTITUTE OF KARNATAKA BAGALKOT KA201516001572190 ABUBAKAR M BHAVIKATTI MEHEBOOB Male Muslim No ENGINEERING(CIVIL TECHNOLOGY JAMKHANDI ENGINEERING) P M NADAGOWDA MEMORIAL ZAKIRHUSAIN M BACHELOR OF DENTAL 12 KARNATAKA BAGALKOT KA201516001386345 UZMASHIREEN Z ZARTARGAR Female Muslim No DENTAL COLLEGE & HOSPITAL ZARTARGAR SURGERY(DENTISTRY) BACHELOR OF AYURVED SVM V V SANGHA'S AYURVEDIC SIDDIQUI MUMTAZ ALI 13 KARNATAKA BAGALKOT KA201516003556022 NASEEM SIDDIQUI Male Muslim Yes MEDICINE & MEDICAL COLLEGE,ILKAL, MOHAMMAD NASIM SURGERY(AYURVEDA)-6 YEARS Page 1 of 171 S.No Institution Name Institution State Institution District Permanent Student Id Student Name Parent Name Gender Religion Hosteller Course Name BLDEA'S, V.P. 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