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ENTRANCE TEST - 2016 M.Sc ENTRANCE TEST - 2016 M.Sc. (Environment Science) RNO NAME PAPER CODE Correct Total Marks 10017 ANU GULERIA 0416 18 18.00 10024 AKSHAY KUMAR 0416 13 13.00 10047 OJASVITAANK 0416 15 15.00 10051 SHIVA OHRI 0416 15 15.00 10054 SURBHI SOOD 0416 28 28.00 10057 PRITIKA 0416 22 22.00 10075 RE*U BALA 0416 20 20.00 10096 PALLAVI CHAUHAN 0416 11 11.00 10103 PREETI RANA 0416 14 14.00 10106 PRIYANKA 0416 18 18.00 10108 JYOTI 0416 13 13.00 10118 NITIKA 0416 18 18.00 10134 SHALINI SHARMA 0416 9 9.00 10139 MUNISH KUMAR 0416 12 12.00 10144 PUSHPESH DHIMAN 0416 27 27.00 10156 ANIL KUMAR 0416 20 20.00 10160 ISHITA SOOD 0416 14 14.00 10168 AKHILESH KUMAR C ANDEL 0416 25 25.00 10178 SAVITA DEVI 0416 19 19.00 10185 SHAYANI 0416 11 11.00 10186 PRIYA 0416 15 15.00 10188 SHINA 0416 15 15.00 10191 SUGANDHA 0416 13 13.00 10195 ARZOO VYAS 0416 27 27.00 10213 RAJNI DEVI 0416 12 12.00 10225 ARAK CHOUDHARY 0416 22 22.00 10233 VISHAL 0416 21 21.00 10242 ISHITA SHARMA 0416 26 26.00 10306 PRIDHI GARG 0416 28 28.00 10316 MONIKA DHATWALIA 0416 18 18.00 10325 ANSHU RANI 0416 21 21.00 10329 SAPNA DEVI 0416 20 20.00 10331 AMIT SHARMA 4232 25 25.00 10333 SHIKHA RANOUT 0416 16 16.00 10344 MOHIL 0416 20 20.00 10374 SHASHI KUMARI 0416 15 15.00 10379 KRISHMA SHARMA 0416 17 17.00 10380 KOMAL RANA 0416 13 13.00 10390 RANJNA 0416 14 14.00 10396 KAVITA MEHRA 0416 20 20.00 10397 GOURAV CHAMBIYAL 0416 22 22.00 10405 SHEETAL RANGRA 0416 10 10.00 10413 KOMAL THAKUR 0416 8 8.00 10436 PRIYA DHIMAN 0416 22 22.00 10437 SAVITA SHARMA 0416 23 23.00 10443 SHIVANI DHIMAN 0416 27 27.00 10451 SHYAMILEE JASROTIA 0416 20 20.00 10453 ITIN KATOCH 0416 23 23.00 10462 SHIVANI SHARMA 0416 15 15.00 10466 RENU DEVI 0416 22 22.00 10484 DIKSHA KUMARI 0416 25 25.00 10488 JYOTI 0416 12 12.00 10491 AKANKSHA RATTAN 0416 21 21.00 10497 MONISHA 0416 18 18.00 10506 DIMPLE SHARMA 0416 19 19.00 10508 SHUBHAM DOGRA 0406 20 20.00 10519 VISHAL JASWAL 0416 24 24.00 10520 KAVITA RANA 0416 16 16.00 10551 PRIYANKA 0416 20 20.00 10567 SHIVENDER SAINI 0416 22 22.00 10568 KIRAN BALA 0416 10 10.00 10571 SHIVANI KATOCH 0416 16 16.00 10579 PRATIBHA BHANDARI 0416 15 15.00 10590 SARIKA RANA 0416 14 14.00 11005 ANKITA SHARMA 0416 18 18.00 11015 SUGANDHA 0416 17 17.00 11026 JYOTI SHARMA 0416 21 21.00 11034 KRISHMA SISODIA 0416 15 15.00 11035 SAMRITI 0416 22 22.00 11037 ADITI SUGHA 0416 24 24.00 11042 CHANDER MOHAN 0416 18 18.00 11066 SONIKA KUMARI 0416 19 19.00 11069 SHABNAM 0416 9 9.00 11092 SANJEEV KUMAR 0416 15 15.00 11095 NEHA KUMARI 0416 14 14.00 11096 DEEKSHA 0416 18 18.00 11102 PRATEEMA SHARMA 0416 15 15.00 11110 KRITIKA THAKUR 0416 19 19.00 11113 NIJJ THAKUR 0416 19 19.00 11115 KAVITA THAKUR 0416 20 20.00 11121 NEETIKA RANI 0616 16 16.00 11127 POOJA KAPOOR 0616 12 12.00 11138 PRIYA 0416 15 15.00 11143 SHASHI KANT 0416 16 16.00 11144 BANITA KUMARI 0416 18 18.00 11145 SAURAB KUMAR 0416 16 16.00 11146 SAVITA 0616 14 14.00 11154 ETIKA SHARMA 0416 16 16.00 11155 MANJU KUMARI 0416 15 15.00 11156 NEHA KAPOO R 0416 15 15.00 11160 SANDEEP KUMAR 0616 13 13.00 11184 DIKSHA KHARYAL 0416 21 21.00 11192 DIXA 0416 25 25.00 11193 SAKSHI SHARMA 0416 19 19.00 11196 SHIVANI BHADWAL 0416 19 19.00 11198 SHABNAM 0416 25 25.00 11212 SHUBHAM SHARMA 0416 14 14.00 11244 SHAILJA KUMARI 0416 17 17.00 11250 SHIKHA PATHANIA 0416 22 22.00 11290 HINAKSHI 0416 12 12.00 11300 MADHULIKA GILL 0416 20 20.00 11306 AMITA GULERIA 0416 21 21.00 11315 DIVYA DEVI 0416 13 13.00 11316 ARCHANA 0416 17 17.00 11318 NEHA PATIAL 0416 19 19.00 11328 NEHA NAGPAL 0416 30 30.00 11359 SANTOSH KUMARI 0416 17 17.00 11365 SHIVANI 0416 13 13.00 11368 SHILPA 0416 21 21.00 11369 DIVYA KATOCH 0416 21 21.00 11376 NAVITA KUMARI 0416 27 27.00 11381 NEHA KUMARI RANA 0416 18 18.00 20018 RISHIKA JARIAL 0416 17 17.00 20034 SUBHASH KUMAR 0416 15 15.00 20041 ANUPAMA SHARMA 0416 14 14.00 20048 ANKITA DHIMAN 0416 16 16.00 20049 AMISHA KUMARI 0416 16 16.00 20067 BHAVNA KUMARI 0416 21 21.00 20069 RICHA 0416 16 16.00 20070 SHALINIDDHIMA N 0416 18 18.00 20071 MADHVI 0416 22 22.00 20081 DINESH KU AR 0416 18 18.00 20090 SHANTNU SH*RMA 0416 18 18.00 20094 SAKSHI 0416 13 13.00 20095 PAWAN SINGH NEGI 0416 14 14.00 20121 RAJNEESH 0416 19 19.00 20130 SWATI 0416 13 13.00 20131 MAMTA 0416 16 16.00 20162 TEK CHAND 0416 22 22.00 20174 ANKIT RANA 0416 16 16.00 20178 MINAKSHI 0416 21 21.00 20183 SURENDER SINGH 0416 28 28.00 20190 KIRN* DEVI 0416 14 14.00 20191 SHIVANI PATHAK 0416 24 24.00 20205 SUNNY 0416 21 21.00 20209 TAPAM JASWAL 0416 24 24.00 20211 ROHIT KUMAR 0416 21 21.00 20222 SUJATA KUMARI 0416 19 19.00 20224 SOM KRISHAN 0416 18 18.00 20228 HOSHNA KUMARI 0416 19 19.00 20252 YOGESHWAR SHARMA 0416 13 13.00 20264 ALOK THAKUR 0416 28 28.00 20267 SHIVANI 0416 19 19.00 20283 SONIYA 0416 19 19.00 20287 PAWANA DEVI 0416 19 19.00 20289 POONAM 0416 20 20.00 20301 CHITTER REKHA 0416 18 18.00 20331 NIRMLA DEVI 0416 16 16.00 20332 BHUVNESHW RI 0416 14 14.00 20339 SHIVANI THAKUR 0416 24 24.00 20344 SHIKHA 0416 18 18.00 20391 KRITIKA 0416 22 22.00 20406 KOMAL THAKUR 0416 16 16.00 20415 SHIVANI RANA 0416 23 23.00 20438 MANOJ KUMAR 0416 22 22.00 20442 DIKSHA SHARMA 0416 19 19.00 20443 MANJU KUMARI 0416 15 15.00 20449 DEEPAK SHARMA 0416 22 22.00 20450 AMAN SEN 0416 22 22.00 20455 SUSMITA THAKUR 16 16.00 20498 ROOPA THAKUR 0416 21 21.00 20502 TEK SINGH 0416 15 15.00 20515 TWINKLE THAKUR 0416 19 19.00 20524 ANAMIKA BHARDWAJ 0416 12 12.00 20530 AKSHITA SHARMA 0416 26 26.00 20546 DHARMENDER KUMAR 0416 19 19.00 30006 ANKITA KUMARI 0416 16 16.00 30011 RAJENDER SINGH 0416 28 28.00 30016 DIKSHA 0416 14 14.00 40005 *NDU BALA 0416 14 14.00 40006 SHIWANI 0406 18 18.00 40014 BINDIYA BARSOLA 0416 22 22.00 40026 VAISHALI KUMARI 0416 12 12.00 40042 SWATI SHARMA 0416 13 13.00 40108 RAJNI DEVI 0416 15 15.00 40109 NIRJALA DEVI 25 25.00 40111 PRIYANKA DEVI 0*16 12 12.00 40115 DEEKSHA 0416 17 17.00 40116 ROCHIKA DHIMAN 0416 12 12.00 40119 PINKI DEVI 0416 22 22.00 40133 SHIVANI BALA 0416 13 13.00 40137 DEEPIKA 0416 12 12.00 40138 DIKSHA SUPEHIA 0416 10 10.00 40149 NEHA 0416 20 20.00 40152 SUNITA CHAUDHARY 0416 15 15.00 40162 SUNIL KUMAR 0416 17 17.00 40163 SHIKHA KATOCH 0416 15 15.00 40219 VIVEK CHOUDHARY 0416 20 20.00 40237 RAHUL MEHRA 0416 14 14.00 40251 BINDIYA KAUNDAL 0416 19 19.00 40261 SHILPA DO*RA 0416 12 12.00 40263 VARUNI BHARDWAJ 0416 15 15.00 40267 DIMPLE KUMARI 0416 12 12.00 40316 SAHIL SHARMA 0416 19 19.00 40328 AMIT SHARMA 0416 15 15.00 40366 SHEFALI CHAUDHAR Y 0416 15 15.00 40376 SHIFFALI 0416 26 26.00 40377 ANJALI SHARMA 0406 17 17.00 40424 CHANDERKANTA 0416 16 16.00 40429 LALITA DEVI 0416 16 16.00 40431 SHUBHAM SHARMA 0416 11 11.00 40435 NEHA SHARMA 0416 17 17.00 40442 NISHA KATOCH 0416 23 23.00 40452 SHILPA KUMARI 0416 20 20.00 40469 MANJU BALA 0416 16 16.00 40476 NAWAZ AHMED 0416 15 15.00 40490 NEHA CHADHA 0416 20 20.00 40495 SHABNAM KUMARI 0416 18 18.00 40497 SONU GOYAL 0416 20 20.00 40515 ARUSHI PATHANIA 0416 21 21.00 40517 SONALI BIHAL 0416 21 21.00 40519 DIKSHA SHARMA 0416 13 13.00 40555 SHWETA KAUSHAL 0416 18 18.00 40556 KIRAN KUMARI 0416 14 14.00 40560 DIKSHA JASROTIA 0416 14 14.00 40561 KIRTI BIHAL 0416 9 9.00 40570 KRITIKA SHARMA 0416 20 20.00 40573 SHI*AM CHOUDHARY 0416 20 20.00 40575 SHEETAL DHIMAN 0416 20 20.00 40577 KAVITA KAUSHAL 0416 24 24.00 40579 RISHAV JASWAL 0416 18 18.00 40580 YOGESH SINGH 0416 20 20.00 40584 ANAMIKA THAKUR 0416 18 18.00 40602 AYUSHI PATHANIA 0416 22 22.00 40611 PRIYANKA CHOUDHAR Y 0416 18 18.00 41001 SONIA KUMARI 0416 17 17.00 41031 JYOTI 0416 18 18.00 41042 SUNDRI 0416 16 16.00 41063 RUCHI SONI 0416 12 12.00 41114 SUCHI SHARMA 0416 14 14.00 41132 SHIKHA BHARDWAJ 0416 19 19.00 41134 SHILPA DEVI 0416 15 15.00 41146 PREETI 0416 22 22.00 41156 SURBHI 0416 15 15.00 41166 SHILPA KUMARI 0416 21 21.00 41176 DIVYA BHARTI 0416 23 23.00 41177 SANGEETA 0416 17 17.00 41178 SHILPA 0416 18 18.00 41179 MEENA 0416 16 16.00 41181 SHIVANI 0416 13 13.00 41182 VISHALI 0416 23 23.00 41192 ISHA 0416 15 15.00 41193 DIKSHA DEOLIA 0416 13 13.00 41194 SHALINI DHIMAN 0416 15 15.00 42007 PRIYANKA 0416 13 13.00 42027 NEHA JASROTIA 0416 16 16.00 42032 YOGESH 0416 23 23.00 42039 NIDHI SHARMA 0416 19 19.00 42045 KAVITA CHOUDHARY 0416 16 16.00 42049 MAMTA KUMARI 0416 13 13.00 42054 POOJA DEVI 0416 19 19.00 42055 ANUJ 0416 17 17.00 42061 DIKSHA KUMARI 0416 22 22.00 42063 SHEETAL RANA 0416 19 19.00 42079 RASHMI SHARMA 0416 24 24.00 42100 EIKHA 0416 24 24.00 42110 SANJEEV SINGH 0416 18 18.00 42128 TARUNDEEP BHATIA 0416 14 14.00 42129 RITIKA 0416 21 21.00 42130 AKRITI 0416 17 17.00 42134 ARVIND BHATIA 0416 14 14.00 42135 MITALI RANA 0416 20 20.00 42140 VASUNDHRA SHARMA 0416 20 20.00 42150 VIJAYISHWER SINGH JAMWAL 0416 24 24.00 42155 MONIKA 0416 21 21.00 42168 SHORABH 0416 17 17.00 42169 SWETA DEVI 0416 28 28.00 42180 HITESH KAUSHAL 0416 17 17.00 42193 DIKSHA SHARMA 0416 15 15.00 42209 SHRIYA 0416 14 14.00 42210 VAISHALI 0416 19 19.00 42211 PALLAVI *ARMA 0416 22 22.00 42242 VIKAS MAHAJAN 0416 21 21.00 42246 SHILPA KUMARI 0416 21 21.00 42256 PRIYANKA 0416 19 19.00 42259 SABIR KHAN 0416 22 22.00 42270 POOJA DOGRA 041 10 10.00 42272 TANU 0416 22 22.00 42274 SONIKA THAKUR 0416 18 18.00 42278 SHALU JASWAL 0416 16 16.00 42281 VIVEK DHIMAN 0416 24 24.00 42284 VIJETA MEHRA 0416 13 13.00 42293 ADITI SHARMA 0416 16 16.00 42294 ARADHNA BHARTI 0416 22 22.00 42297 MANISH KUMAR 0416 21 21.00 42301 PRIYANKA BHARDWAJ 0416 21 21.00 42317 ANJALI 0416 18 18.00 42331 ANCHAL BHATT 0416 17 17.00 42336 AKHIL CHAUDHARY 0416 24 24.00 42338 ANJALI DHIMAN 0416 19 19.00 42340 SHAVETA DHIMAN 0416 13 13.00 42363 NEHA KU *RI 0416 18 18.00 42365 SANDEEP KUMAR 0416 16 16.00 42368 VISHESTA RANA 0416 13 13.00 42386 SAVITA CHOUDHARY 0416 21 21.00
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