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(Shri Jitendra Mafatlal Mehta Educational Complex) Malini Kishor Send Sms Ritambhara Vishva Vidyapeeth Sanchalit (Shri Jitendra Mafatlal Mehta Educational Complex) Malini Kishor Sanghvi College of Commerce & Economics Malini Kishor Sanghvi Junior College of Commerce Nirmaladevi Arunkumar Ahuja Marg, J.V.P.D. Scheme, Vile Parle (West), Mumbai­400 049 FYBAF Minority List 2 ELEVENTH August 2O2O for FY.B.A.F Percentage SR No Student Name Category Obtained (%) Gujrati Linguistic 1 Shruti vishal Khatri 77.69 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 2 palak Ramnik Vanra 77.38 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 3 anant chandrakant Chhadwa 77.23 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 4 Gayatri Bharat Kapdi 76.92 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 5 Shubham Ajay Savadia 75.08 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 6 Zeel PREMJI Chheda 75.08 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 7 DHRUVI hitendra BORICHA 74.80 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 8 Krishna Lakhman Patel 74.77 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 9 muskan jayant mota 74.62 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 10 RUCHI BHARAT TRIVEDI 74.46 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 11 Sharad Alpesh Mandaliya 74.46 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 12 manan shailesh savla 74.15 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 13 mihir narendra tailor 73.85 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 14 KARISHMA KAUSHIK SHAH 73.85 Minority Send Sms Ritambhara Vishva Vidyapeeth Sanchalit (Shri Jitendra Mafatlal Mehta Educational Complex) Malini Kishor Sanghvi College of Commerce & Economics Malini Kishor Sanghvi Junior College of Commerce Nirmaladevi Arunkumar Ahuja Marg, J.V.P.D. Scheme, Vile Parle (West), Mumbai­400 049 FYBAF OPEN List 2 ELEVENTH August 2O2O for FY.B.A.F Percentage SR No Student Name Category Obtained (%) 1 Rachaeyta subhash saraogi open 84.31 2 Mohammad NA Zaid open 84.20 3 paridhi rangnath rao open 82.00 4 Vaibhavi Vijay Patel open 81.23 RATNESH PRAKASH 5 open 78.92 NAVANDAR 6 Elyan Hazrat Prasla open 78.62 7 disha pavan sansi open 78.60 8 KIRTAM KAUR GANDHI open 78.60 9 Wayne Clarence Castelino open 78.46 10 nirmal manish nalavade open 78.46 karandeep singh ranjeet singh 11 open 78.15 bedi 12 aayushi manoj singh open 78.15 13 shreya rajesh panhale open 77.54 14 manoj jandu singh open 77.33 15 JINAY kushalraj JAGAWAT open 77.33 16 YAGYA VISHAL WIDGE open 77.08 17 Pratyaksh Rajender Vermani open 77.00 18 ASHNA IMTIYAZ JAFERI open 76.77 19 swasti ashok dutta open 76.77 20 Uday Deepak Mundra open 76.77 Send Sms Sms Send Successfully..!! Ritambhara Vishva Vidyapeeth Sanchalit (Shri Jitendra Mafatlal Mehta Educational Complex) Malini Kishor Sanghvi College of Commerce & Economics Malini Kishor Sanghvi Junior College of Commerce Nirmaladevi Arunkumar Ahuja Marg, J.V.P.D. Scheme, Vile Parle (West), Mumbai­400 049 FYBBI MINORITY List 2 ELEVEN August 2O2O for FY.B.B.I Percentage SR No Student Name Category Obtained (%) Gujrati Linguistic 1 Harshita Valji Ravariya 72.62 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 2 ayushi laljibhai nisar 70.46 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 3 HET RAMESH VEARAT 64.15 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 4 Nupur Uday Solanki 59.38 Minority Send Sms Ritambhara Vishva Vidyapeeth Sanchalit (Shri Jitendra Mafatlal Mehta Educational Complex) Malini Kishor Sanghvi College of Commerce & Economics Malini Kishor Sanghvi Junior College of Commerce Nirmaladevi Arunkumar Ahuja Marg, J.V.P.D. Scheme, Vile Parle (West), Mumbai­400 049 FYBBI OPEN List 2 ELEVEN August 2O2O for FY.B.B.I Percentage SR No Student Name Category Obtained (%) 1 Rachaeyta subhash saraogi open 84.31 2 divya dilip Mishra open 83.54 3 Darshana DILIP Mishra open 63.23 4 Abhishek Ramesh Mal open 63.08 Abdul ahad ishaqe usman 5 open 45.08 JINERE Send Sms Sms Send Successfully..!! Ritambhara Vishva Vidyapeeth Sanchalit (Shri Jitendra Mafatlal Mehta Educational Complex) Malini Kishor Sanghvi College of Commerce & Economics Malini Kishor Sanghvi Junior College of Commerce Nirmaladevi Arunkumar Ahuja Marg, J.V.P.D. Scheme, Vile Parle (West), Mumbai­400 049 FYBCOM HANDICAP List 2 ELEVEN August 2O2O for FY.B.Com Percentage SR No Student Name Category Obtained (%) Physical Handicap 1 SAGAR pravin CHOUDHARY /Learning 73.08 Disability Physical Handicap 2 ahmed samir antulay /Learning 53.23 Disability Send Sms Sms Send Successfully..!! Ritambhara Vishva Vidyapeeth Sanchalit (Shri Jitendra Mafatlal Mehta Educational Complex) Malini Kishor Sanghvi College of Commerce & Economics Malini Kishor Sanghvi Junior College of Commerce Nirmaladevi Arunkumar Ahuja Marg, J.V.P.D. Scheme, Vile Parle (West), Mumbai­400 049 FYBCOM MINORITY List 5 ELEVEN August 2O2O for FY.B.Com Percentage SR No Student Name Category Obtained (%) Karan Karan Bhanushali Gujrati Linguistic 1 87.38 Bhanushali Minority DEESHA KAMLESH Gujrati Linguistic 2 84.46 PRAJAPATI Minority Gujrati Linguistic 3 Prathvi Narendra Patel 74.62 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 4 Maryada Valji Patel 73.85 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 5 NIDHI PRAKASH SANGOI 73.23 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 6 nirali manoj patel 70.46 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 7 yash chetan Shah 65.85 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 8 Nisarg Ajitsinh Dodia 65.33 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 9 Bharti Murji Patel 64.46 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 10 PRIYAL GAUTAM JAIN 63.54 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 11 YASH MANISH SALIA 60.00 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 12 SAKSHI RAJESH TANK 60.00 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 13 param raju brahmbhatt 58.77 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 14 YOGESH RATUBHAI PATEL 56.31 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 15 Harshil Harshil Shah Shah 55.85 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 16 sanym arvind jain 55.69 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 17 shrusti narayan ravaria 55.08 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 18 dhvit dharmesh Shah 54.77 Minority PARTH JAYESHKUMAR Gujrati Linguistic 19 53.54 DARJI Minority Gujrati Linguistic 20 Vanshita Mukesh Dagha 52.62 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 21 Sakshi Pravin Panchal 51.69 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 22 pratham pranav shethji 51.54 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 23 Krishnakumar Hari Chaudhary 50.92 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 24 viraj naren shah 50.62 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 25 jhanvi suresh bhansali 49.50 Minority Send Sms Sms Send Successfully..!! Ritambhara Vishva Vidyapeeth Sanchalit (Shri Jitendra Mafatlal Mehta Educational Complex) Malini Kishor Sanghvi College of Commerce & Economics Malini Kishor Sanghvi Junior College of Commerce Nirmaladevi Arunkumar Ahuja Marg, J.V.P.D. Scheme, Vile Parle (West), Mumbai­400 049 FYBCOM MINORITY List 5 ELEVEN August 2O2O for FY.B.Com Percentage SR No Student Name Category Obtained (%) Karan Karan Bhanushali Gujrati Linguistic 1 87.38 Bhanushali Minority DEESHA KAMLESH Gujrati Linguistic 2 84.46 PRAJAPATI Minority Gujrati Linguistic 3 Prathvi Narendra Patel 74.62 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 4 Maryada Valji Patel 73.85 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 5 NIDHI PRAKASH SANGOI 73.23 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 6 nirali manoj patel 70.46 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 7 yash chetan Shah 65.85 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 8 Nisarg Ajitsinh Dodia 65.33 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 9 Bharti Murji Patel 64.46 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 10 PRIYAL GAUTAM JAIN 63.54 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 11 YASH MANISH SALIA 60.00 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 12 SAKSHI RAJESH TANK 60.00 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 13 param raju brahmbhatt 58.77 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 14 YOGESH RATUBHAI PATEL 56.31 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 15 Harshil Harshil Shah Shah 55.85 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 16 sanym arvind jain 55.69 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 17 shrusti narayan ravaria 55.08 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 18 dhvit dharmesh Shah 54.77 Minority PARTH JAYESHKUMAR Gujrati Linguistic 19 53.54 DARJI Minority Gujrati Linguistic 20 Vanshita Mukesh Dagha 52.62 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 21 Sakshi Pravin Panchal 51.69 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 22 pratham pranav shethji 51.54 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 23 Krishnakumar Hari Chaudhary 50.92 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 24 viraj naren shah 50.62 Minority Gujrati Linguistic 25 jhanvi suresh bhansali 49.50 Minority Send Sms Ritambhara Vishva Vidyapeeth Sanchalit (Shri Jitendra Mafatlal Mehta Educational Complex) Malini Kishor Sanghvi College of Commerce & Economics Malini Kishor Sanghvi Junior College of Commerce Nirmaladevi Arunkumar Ahuja Marg, J.V.P.D. Scheme, Vile Parle (West), Mumbai­400 049 FYBCOM OPEN List 2 ELEVEN August 2O2O for FY.B.Com Percentage SR No Student Name Category Obtained (%) PRAVIN MANGESH 1 open 87.85 MAHATRE 2 anuj amit jain open 87.40 3 Ayaan Anwar Khatri open 84.31 4 saniya rajesh nadkarni open 80.15 5 nirmal manish nalavade open 78.46 6 Uday Deepak Mundra open 76.77 7 hardik kishor lalwani open 73.85 8 danish abdulla dhanani open 72.92 9 MEETALI sanjay BHARADWAJ open 69.38 10 Jainik Jayesh Meenat open 69.38 11 dhrumi vinod shihora open 68.46 12 Manthan Devji Patel open 67.54 ABDUL SAMAD RAFIQ 13 open 67.23 BATLIWALA 14 Farhan ali Mubarak Khan open 67.23 15 Sarthakraj Shailesh Gupta open 66.77 16 IRSHAD KHURSHID QURESHI open 65.38 17 YASH PRATIK NATASIA open 65.08 18 monu bhola chaudhary open 65.08 19 Shaikh Naheda Wasim open 64.77 20 anshita shailesh Sutrave open 64.60 21 AMIt shravan nain open 64.40 22 neel pradeep ramane open 63.23 23 selina nishant malik open 61.23 AISHVARYA RAVINDRA 24 open 60.77 MASURKAR 25 shrey chandrakant mhatre open 60.15 PRIYANKA PRIYANKA YADAV 26 open 59.38 YADAV 27 ROCHISHNU RAJ RAJ open 58.20 28 abdul ahad iqbal shaikh open 57.69 29 DAKSH JAGDIsh PATEL open 57.54 30 arbaz shabbir Shaikh open 57.38 GAURAV VIPIN KUMAR 31 open 56.92 SINGH 32 Nafiya tasneem Azhar Shaikh open 56.46 33 shreyas rajendra dudhane open 56.15 34 JATIN LOVKUSH KEWAT open 54.92 AAYUSH RAMBAHADUR 35 open 53.69 vishwakarma 36 VEDIKA tushar BORSUTKAR open 53.23 37 SAHIL ALI ABDUL AZIZ BAIG open 52.92 38 Anas Ali Khan open 52.31 39 Soniya Sanjay Gupta open 50.00 40 SAJID VAKIL BUKHARI open 49.85 41 RHYTHM harshad jain open 48.46 42 Ravi Ghisaram Raj open 48.00 43 kaushil ambalal ravariya open 47.54 44 OM ULHAS WARADKAR open 46.62 PRASAD NANDKUMAR 45 open 43.23 MASURKAR ASHISH HARISHCHANDRA 46 open 42.46 MISHRA 47 subiya athar Khan open 41.54 Send Sms Ritambhara Vishva Vidyapeeth Sanchalit (Shri Jitendra Mafatlal Mehta Educational Complex) Malini Kishor Sanghvi College of Commerce & Economics Malini Kishor Sanghvi Junior College of Commerce Nirmaladevi Arunkumar Ahuja Marg, J.V.P.D.
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