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Ap: Vijayawada Dr. NTR UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES: A.P: VIJAYAWADA - 8 FINAL MERIT ORDER/RANK LISTOF THE CANDIDATES AFTER VERIFICATION OF ORIGINAL CERTIFICATES FOR ADMISSION INTO B.Sc., NURSING 4YDC , BPT (PHYSIOTHERAPY) & B.Sc., (PARA MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY) COURSES FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2019-20 ( ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR B.Sc., (N) 4YDC COURSE - OC CANDIDAES 45 % AND BC,SC& ST CANDIDATES 40% IN PCB AS PER INC NORMS) Merit Group Group order/ Roll NO Name Gen Cat DOB Local Group % Obt Max Rank 1 100005990 RAJAMPETA MOHSEENA F BCE 07-09-1999 SVU 599 600 99.83 2 100007632 PARRI ANJANA F SC 15-12-2001 SVU 599 600 99.83 3 100007145 BALLA ANUHYA DURGA F BCB 18-08-2002 AU 598 600 99.67 4 100000403 SAJJA ANVITHA F OC 05-05-2000 AU 596 600 99.33 5 100005529 SHAIK RAZIYA KHATUN F BCE 06-06-2000 SVU 596 600 99.33 6 100009542 KARRE SOWMYA SHUSHMARAJ F SC 26-08-2000 AU 596 600 99.33 7 100000109 SEVA SAMEERA F SC 17-05-2002 AU 596 600 99.33 8 100010830 SHAIK RUKSANA F BCE 25-08-1999 SVU 594 600 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