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SCROLL of AWARDEES of DEGREE (Year 2018) THIRTEENTH CONVOCATION 29 December 2018 SCROLL OF AWARDEES O F DEGREE (Year 2018) THIRTEENTH CONVOCATION 29th December 2018 Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur JLN Marg, Jaipur – 302017 CENTRE FOR ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT 1 Doctor of Philosophy in CENTRE FOR ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voice Examination 1. 2014REN9507 SANKAR BARMAN 24-08-2018 2. 2014REN9053 SHASHANK VYAS 29-01-2018 2 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 3 Doctor of Philosophy in CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voice Examination 1. 2013RCH9528 AJAY SUJAN 12-10-2018 2. 2013RCH9066 AVANISH KUMAR 10-12-2018 3. 2013RCH9542 JHARNA GUPTA 10-08-2018 4. 2014RCH9051 KOMAL SHARMA 27-03-2018 5. 2013RCH9519 SUNIL RAJORIYA 13-07-2018 4 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY 5 Doctor of Philosophy in CHEMISTR Y Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voice Examination 1. 2012RCY9526 VASHUNDHRA SHARMA 22-12-2018 6 DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING 7 Doctor of Philosophy in CIVIL ENGINEERING Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voice Examination 1. 2012RCE9021 ADITYA CHOUDHARY 04-06-2018 2. 2014RCE9039 ANEESH MATHEW 14-08-2018 3. 2014RCE9028 JITENDRA SINGH YADAV 10-12-2018 4. 2013RCE9008 KORE SUDARSHAN DATTATRAYA 19-02-2018 5. 2012RCE9506 KULDEEP 14-08-2018 6. 2014RCE9544 NISHANT ROY 28-07-2018 7. 2013RCE9041 PANKAJ KUMAR 05-05-2018 8. 2014RCE9551 SALMAN SIDDIQUE 01-11-2018 9. 2014RCE9052 SANJEEV KUMAR K S 08-01-2018 10. 2013RCE9507 SATISH RAJ MENDIRATTA 06-12-2018 11. 2013RCE9514 SHUCHI MALA 05-03-2018 12. 2009RCE105 SUNIL KUMAR JAIN 12-01-2018 13. 2011RCE7134 SUNIL KUMAR VYAS 29-09-2018 14. 2012RCE9011 SURENDRA PRATAP SINGH 26-03-2018 15. 2013RCE9534 VISHISHT BHAIYA 13-07-2018 8 DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 9 Doctor of Philosophy in COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voice Examination 1. 2014RCP9512 CHANDRA PRAKASH 22-11-2018 2. 2013RCP9552 GAURAV SOMANI 10-05-2018 3. 2013RCP9568 KUNWAR PAL 15-10-2018 4. 2012RCP9513 MANISH JAIN 31-08-2018 5. 2014RCP9539 MAROTI DESHMUKH 04-04-2018 6. 2013RCP9052 RAJAT GOEL 23-10-2018 7. 2014RCP9508 SHWETA BHANDARI 19-11-2018 8. 2013RCP9004 TAPAS BADAL 12-03-2018 10 DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 11 Doctor of Philosophy in ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voice Examination 1. 2010REE508 DHANRAJ CHITARA 17-04-2018 2. 2013REE9030 MANOJ KUMAWAT 24-03-2018 3. 2013REE9560 NAND KISHOR MEENA 14-06-2018 4. 2012REE9529 PRAVEEN KUMAR 13-04-2018 5. 2013REE9505 SAURABH RATRA 16-10-2018 12 DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING 13 Doctor of Philosophy in ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICA TION ENGINEERING Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voice Examination 1. 2013REC9031 AMIT KUMAR GARG 04-04-2018 2. 2012REC9531 ANUP KUMAR SHARMA 28-02-2018 3. 2013REC9569 DEEPENDER KANT 24-12-2018 4. 2013REC9543 HEMANT KUMAR MEENA 11-10-2018 5. 2010REC109 MAHABIR PRASAD 16-06-2018 6. 2014REC9027 NIDHI SAXENA 11-07-2018 7. 2014REC9545 RAJU PATEL 24-12-2018 8. 2010REC206 SANJAY KUMAR SINGH 09-02-2018 9. 2012REC9045 SAPNA KHANDELWAL 08-09-2018 10. 2013REC9531 SOMA KUMAWAT 07-08-2018 11. 2014REC9006 SOURABH SAHU 23-02-2018 12. 2013REC9570 TANUSHREE SHARMA 19-01-2018 14 DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 15 Doctor of Philosophy in HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voice Examination 1. 2013RHS9054 BOOLA CHOUDHARY 13-04-2018 2. 2013RHS9555 MANVENDRA SINGH 19-02-2018 3. 2013RHS9565 PRIYANKA JAIN 20-11-2018 4. 2014RHS9509 PULAK AVINASHI 24-12-2018 16 DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS 17 Doctor of Philosophy in MATHEMA TICS Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voice Examination 1. 2013RMA9517 MOHAN KUMAR CHOUDHARY 04-06-2018 2. 2011RMA7118 RAKESH KUMAR BOHRA 20-06-2018 18 DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 19 Doctor of Philosophy in MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voice Examination 1. 2012RME9038 ANMESH KUMAR SRIVASTAVA 18-04-2018 2. 2013RME9029 ASHISH KUMAR SRIVASTAVA 05-06-2018 3. 2011RME7142 ASHISH NAYYAR 19-04-2018 4. 2014RME9038 ASHIWANI KUMAR 27-02-2018 5. 2014RME9033 AVANISH SINGH CHAUHAN 10-02-2018 6. 2012RME9024 BHAVANA MATHUR 11-05-2018 7. 2009RME103 DEVI SINGH KUMANI 23-02-2018 8. 2012RME9035 DHEERAJ KISHOR JOHAR 04-03-2018 9. 2013RME9036 KANISHK SHARMA 09-03-2018 10. 2012RME9547 MAN MOHAN SIDDH 14-12-2018 11. 2013RME9037 NIKETA JAIN 13-04-2018 12. 2013RME9540 OM JI SHUKLA 17-12-2018 13. 2013RME9044 PATHRI BHARGAV PRAJWAL 13-08-2018 14. 2011RME7147 PRADEEP KUMAR GUPTA 04-03-2018 15. 2011RME7150 PRAVENDRA KUMAR TYAGI 02-07-2018 16. 2014RME9036 RAHUL JAIN 26-02-2018 17. 2014RME9063 RAMANPREET SINGH 31-10-2018 18. 2014RME9049 VIKAS KUKSHAL 13-11-2018 19. 2013RME9053 VIMAL KUMAR PATHAK 08-03-2018 20 DEPARTMENT OF METALLURGICAL AND MATERIALS ENGINEERING 21 Doctor of Philosophy in METALLURGICAL AND MA TERIALS ENGINEERING Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voice Examination 1. 2013RMT9038 RAHUL SEN 30-07-2018 2. 2014RMT9018 SHRIKANT 22-11-2018 22 NATIONAL CENTRE FOR DISASTER MITIGATION AND MANAGEMENT 23 Doctor of Philosophy in NATIONAL CENTRE FOR DISASTER MITIGATION AND MANAGEMENT Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voice Examination 1. 2015RNC9044 MOHIT BHANDARI 21-12-2018 24 DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS 25 Doctor of Philosophy in PHYSICS Date of Viva S. No. Student ID Name Voice Examination 1. 2013RPH9508 HIMANSHU SHARMA 17-12-2018 2. 2012RPH9559 LOKESH KUMAR JANGIR 09-05-2018 3. 2013RPH9023 POONAM SHARMA 03-12-2018 4. 2013RPH9504 TRUPTI SHARMA 25-06-2018 5. 2013RPH9002 VEERESH KUMAR 17-12-2018 26 DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING 27 M.Plan in URBAN PLANNING (2018) S. No. Student ID Name CGPA 1. 2016PAR5132 DEVAN BERWAL 6.61 2. 2016PAR5156 JAI PRAKASH MAHAUR 6.72 3. 2016PAR5232 JYOTSNA GAUR 8.17 4. 2016PAR5347 KIRAT KUNGKRA NARZARY 7.22 5. 2016PAR5113 KUNAL BASIST 7.98 6. 2016PAR5257 KUNWAR GHANSHYAM YADAV 6.74 7. 2016PAR5364 NITIN SACHDEVA 8.04 8. 2016PAR5323 PRIYA MOHINDRU 8.74 9. 2016PAR5320 SANDEEP GOCHER 7.30 10. 2016PAR5024 SANKET VATS 7.54 11. 2016PAR5112 SURYADEVARA VENKATA SAI 7.96 12. 2016PAR5055 VARUN B M 7.80 13. 2016PAR5088 VIJAY KRISHNANI 8.24 28 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY 29 M.Sc in CHEMISTR Y (2018) S. No. Student ID Name CGPA 1. 2016PCY5360 AJAY KUMAR 7.80 2. 2016PCY5363 AKASH MALVIYA 7.54 3. 2016PCY5412 AMIT KUMAR 8.37 4. 2016PCY5154 ARVIND KUMAR 7.93 5. 2016PCY5416 AVINASH YADAV 7.73 6. 2016PCY5175 BINOD KUMAR ORAM 7.46 7. 2016PCY5246 DEEPIKA YADAV 8.20 8. 2016PCY5059 GOVIND SINGH 7.10 9. 2016PCY5410 JAIDEV KAUSHIK 8.66 10. 2016PCY5138 KANCHAN GAUR 7.59 11. 2016PCY5464 MOHIT KHANDELWAL 8.39 12. 2016PCY5170 NAVEEN SAIN 7.24 13. 2016PCY5141 NEELAM RAWAT 7.95 14. 2016PCY5397 NEERAJ LAMBA 8.90 15. 2016PCY5407 NIKITA 8.10 16. 2016PCY5228 PHILIPS KUMAR RAI 7.90 17. 2016PCY5377 POONAM MEENA 5.83 18. 2016PCY5467 PRATIBHA 7.32 19. 2016PCY5032 PRIYANKA YADAV 8.29 20. 2016PCY5234 RATHOD DHRUV BHAGVANJIBHAI 8.02 21. 2016PCY5352 RICHA SHARMA 8.63 22. 2016PCY5067 ROSHNY JOY 7.34 23. 2016PCY5143 SIDDHANT SRIVASTAV 8.49 24. 2016PCY5414 VISHAKHA TANGARIA 7.15 30 DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS 31 M.Sc in APPLIED MATHEMA TICS (2018) S. No. Student ID Name CGPA 1. 2015PMA5362 RAMSWAROOP KUMAWAT 6.23 32 M.Sc in MATHEMATICS (2018) S. No. Student ID Name CGPA 1. 2016PMA5286 AARTI 7.26 2. 2016PMA5440 ABHILASHA MUWAL 8.51 3. 2016PMA5269 AKANKSHA BANSAL 9.49 4. 2016PMA5442 ANITA 8.00 5. 2016PMA5060 GAJENDER YADAV 7.46 6. 2016PMA5036 HARSHNA BALHARA 7.97 7. 2016PMA5108 HIMANSHI BHATIA 7.08 8. 2016PMA5047 HINA YADAV 7.77 9. 2016PMA5001 KAILASH CHANDER 7.33 10. 2016PMA5265 KAJOL MAHESHWARI 8.05 11. 2016PMA5348 LOKESH KUMAR DUCHANIYA 6.74 12. 2016PMA5172 MANSI MITTAL 9.38 13. 2016PMA5266 MOHIT 7.23 14. 2016PMA5057 NEETU BALA 6.95 15. 2016PMA5446 NEETU CHAUDHARY 6.79 16. 2016PMA5050 NISHANT 7.69 17. 2016PMA5444 NITIN 7.64 18. 2016PMA5439 PRIYANKA NITHARWAL 8.62 19. 2016PMA5293 RAM SHIROMANI 8.23 20. 2016PMA5223 RISHU MITTAL 9.03 21. 2016PMA5443 SANJAY CHOUDHARY 6.69 22. 2016PMA5020 SAPNA MEENA 7.74 23. 2016PMA5201 VAISHALI 8.56 24. 2016PMA5021 VARSHA MEENA 5.92 25. 2016PMA5096 VIKAS KUMAR VERMA 7.21 26. 2016PMA5144 VIMALESH MOURYA 6.46 33 DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS 34 M.Sc in PHYSICS (2018) S. No. Student ID Name CGPA 1. 2016PPH5466 ANJALI BHAGWAN KAVAR 8.81 2. 2016PPH5215 ANSHU BANSAL 8.36 3. 2016PPH5176 BHOOP SINGH 6.33 4. 2016PPH5213 DEEKSHA GUPTA 8.43 5. 2016PPH5119 DHARNA JAIN 8.21 6. 2016PPH5111 ESHA BHATIA 8.90 7. 2016PPH5284 GARIMA RAJPOOT 9.33 8. 2016PPH5026 HIMANSHU CHOUDHARY 7.90 9. 2016PPH5417 KM SAPNA 8.17 10. 2016PPH5465 KRITIKA VIJAY 7.62 11. 2016PPH5237 MANOJ KUMAR MEENA 6.29 12. 2016PPH5376 NAVEEN BADETIA 6.55 13. 2016PPH5238 NISHA YADAV 7.33 14. 2016PPH5085 PAWAN KUMAR 7.26 15. 2016PPH5179 PRATIBHA PANDEY 7.76 16. 2016PPH5369 RAKSHANDA GOSWAMI 7.33 17. 2016PPH5421 SHARESHTHA SONI 8.17 18. 2016PPH5278 SHUBHAM YADAV 8.19 19. 2016PPH5375 SOURABH YADAV 7.19 20. 2016PPH5117 UDITA SEHGAL 8.10 21. 2016PPH5235 VIKAS 8.00 22. 2016PPH5425 YOGESH ARYA 9.17 23. 2016PPH5390 YOGITA 8.76 35 CENTRE FOR ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT 36 M.Tech in RENEWABLE ENERGY (2018) S. No. Student ID Name CGPA 1. 2016PCV5045 ABHISHEK KUMAR BANKOLIA 7.60 2. 2016PCV5107 ANAND KUMAR SAINI 7.53 3. 2016PCV5253 ANKITA SINGH GAUR 8.95 4. 2016PCV5146 GAMIT MITULKUMAR NANUBHAI 7.25 5. 2016PCV5355 GAURAV VYAS 7.23 6. 2016PCV5275 JAIVARDHAN SINGH 9.40 7. 2016PCV5321 JITENDRA KUMAR YADAV 7.08 8. 2016PCV5447 JYOTI SHARMA 7.33 9.
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