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Online Interview Schedule for Phd Admission NATIONAL INSTITT-]:TE OF TECHNOLOGY PATNA o' (An Institute of National Importance under Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India) ASHOK RAJPATH, PATNA-800 005 (BIHAR) Tel.:0612-266 0480 Prof. S.K.Verma Website: w \! !L fltp.4!-in Dean (Acad.) Email: dea n.acID nitp.ac. i n NrTP/492120-21 Date:- 31 luly,2020 NOTICE Online Interview Schedule for PhD admission with reference to Admission Notice No. 6llAcad./20-21 dt.03.07.2020, the schedule for online interview is attached herewith. Any discrepancy, if found, may be informed to Assistant Registrar (Academic) on email ID [email protected] Candidates are required to show all the documents in original at the time of interview failing which they may not be allowed to appear in the interview. The online interview will be conducted through Microsoft Team. candidates are advised to be ready with PC/Smart Mobile with camera and intemet connectivity. Candidates will get the invitation from the respective departrnent on the registered email. Please visit Institute website regularly for S.No. App. No. ApplicantName FatherName Category PhD_Category Date of Interview Department of Architecture 1 200000004 AAMIR SOHAIL ASHRAF MOHAMMAD FAHIM ASHRAF OBC FULL_TIME 2 200000512 Amit Kumar Suresh Mishra OP FULL_TIME 3 200000107 Anang Katyayan Abinash Chandra Pandey OP FULL_TIME 4 200000461 anurag agrahari hari prasad agrahari OP FULL_TIME 5 200000593 ANUPAM Ram Nath SC FULL_TIME 6 200000101 ASHHAR SALEEM ARSHAD HASHMI OP FULL_TIME 7 200000369 somya Shishir Kumar Sinha OP FULL_TIME 8 200000060 GAURAV KUMAR MISHRA KRISHNA KUMAR MISHRA EWS FULL_TIME 9 200000102 Kartik Srivastava Ajay Srivastava EWS FULL_TIME 10 200000765 Kaushal Kumar Late Birendra Prasad OBC FULL_TIME 06 August 2020 11 200000368 Kundan Kunal Kailash Pandit OBC FULL_TIME 12 200000914 Saurabh Saxena V K Saxena OP FULL_TIME 13 200000314 MUKUL PRASAD SURENDRA PRASAD SC FULL_TIME 14 200000302 PRASHANT KUMAR CHANDRA SHEKHAR SHARMA OP FULL_TIME 15 200000165 PRASUN KUMAR ABHAY KUMAR PANDEY OP FULL_TIME 16 200000357 Priya Kumari Gupta Ram Chandra Prasad Gupta OBC FULL_TIME 17 200000387 SMITA SUNIL BURREWAR SUNIL BURREWAR OBC FULL_TIME 18 200000252 Subhamita Dey Ajit Kumar Dey OP FULL_TIME 19 200000104 TANVI LALIT LALIT MANDAL OBC FULL_TIME 20 200000385 VIKASH KUMAR AKHILESH PRASAD SINGH OBC FULL_TIME 21 200000138 Vikram kumar Chourasia kishori chourasia OBC FULL_TIME 22 200000188 MD ATIF ARSHAD MD ATIF ARSHAD OBC FULL_TIME 23 200000383 SANDEEP KUMAR Shyama Kant SC NITP_FACULTY_REGULAR 24 200000097 ABHINAV SRIVASTAV Awadhesh Srivastav OP PART_TIME_EXTERNAL 25 200000346 AJIT KUMAR RAMLAL MAHTHA SC PART_TIME_EXTERNAL 26 200000328 Ankita Patnaik Shyam Mohan Patnaik OP PART_TIME_EXTERNAL 27 200000288 Sandeep Singh Gajjan Singh SC PART_TIME_EXTERNAL 28 200000032 MANIKA GOEL MR ANIL KUMAR AGRAWAL OP PART_TIME_EXTERNAL 29 200000614 Shweta Shrivastava Santosh Kumar OP PART_TIME_EXTERNAL 07 August 2020 30 200000001 MD TALIB AHMAD ABDUL QUADIR OBC PART_TIME_EXTERNAL 31 200000340 SMITA RASHMI VSP AMBASTHA OP PART_TIME_EXTERNAL 32 200000462 RICHA KUSHWAHA S M KUSHWAHA OBC PART_TIME_EXTERNAL 33 200000327 SWETIKA PORWAL SANTOSH KUMAR OP PART_TIME_EXTERNAL 34 200000502 Vandana Khante Jagdish Khante OBC PART_TIME_EXTERNAL 35 200000182 Anushri Barman Jatin Barman OP PART_TIME_INTERNAL 36 200000409 JAY PRAKASH SHARMA PREM CHAND SHARMA OP PART_TIME_INTERNAL 37 200000559 Manmeet Chandra Verma Nripendra kumar verma OBC-Pwd PART_TIME_INTERNAL 1 of 19 S.No. App. No. ApplicantName FatherName Category PhD_Category Date of Interview Department of Chemistry 1 200000949 Ambarish Priyadarshan Prem Shankar OP FULL_TIME 2 200000355 AMOD KUMAR HARENDAR KUMAR OBC FULL_TIME 3 200000293 APRAJITA JAY PRAKASH OBC FULL_TIME 4 200000334 HARSHITA RAMESH KUMAR OP FULL_TIME 5 200000103 SUNIL KUMAR KRISHNA CHOUDHARY SC FULL_TIME 6 200000324 PADMA SHARMA RAMESH KUMAR SHARMA OP FULL_TIME 7 200000266 SUBHASREE PAL SAIBAL PAL OP FULL_TIME 8 200000535 Chandan Upadhyay Shiv Prasad Upadhyay OP FULL_TIME 9 200000395 SHASHI BHUSAN LAKSHMAN SINGH OBC FULL_TIME_SPONSORED 06 August 2020 10 200000031 SANYUKTA MAYURI AJAY CHOUDHARY SC FULL_TIME_SPONSORED 11 200000515 Susital Mal Sukdeb Mal OP JRF 12 200000159 AATKA MEHAR MD NEHAL AKHTAR OP PART_TIME_EXTERNAL 13 200000936 ARUN KUMAR SAHDEO PRASAD YADAV OBC-Pwd PART_TIME_EXTERNAL 14 200000197 Chandan Prakash Prabhu Narayan Singh OP PART_TIME_EXTERNAL 15 200000920 Raj Kumar Rajendra Prasad Sinha OBC PART_TIME_EXTERNAL 16 200000681 PANCHRAJ VERMA SIYASHARAN OP-Pwd PART_TIME_EXTERNAL 17 200000272 Swatilekha Ghosh Kiriti Kumar Mondal OP PART_TIME_EXTERNAL 18 200000820 Vibha Kumari Krishna Ram SC PART_TIME_INTERNAL 2 of 19 S.No. App. No. ApplicantName FatherName Category PhD_Category Date of Interview Department of Civil Engineering 1 200000399 RAHUL ABHISHEK SATISH KANT SAHAY OP FULL_TIME 2 200000629 UDAY KUMAR ASHOK PRASAD OBC FULL_TIME 3 200000616 ABHISHEK KUMAR VERMA RAMKISHOR SINGH OBC FULL_TIME 4 200000213 AADIL YOUSUF MOHD YOUSUF MALIK OP FULL_TIME 5 200000590 ABHIJEET GUPTA ANIL KUMAR GUPTA OP FULL_TIME 6 200000583 Abhinav Pankaj Pankaj Pandey OP FULL_TIME 7 200000393 ADITYA SHEKHAR HIMANSHU SHEKHAR OP FULL_TIME 8 200000543 ASHOK KUMAR SINGH UDRA PRASAD SINGH OBC FULL_TIME 9 200000005 AJAY PRABHAKAR SIPAHI RAM SC FULL_TIME 10 200000229 AJEET KUMAR RAMJEE MEHTA OBC FULL_TIME 06 August 2020 11 200000482 AKANKSHA SRIVASTAVA AJAY PRAKASH SRIVASTAVA EWS FULL_TIME 12 200000940 AKASH KUMAR UMESH BHAKTA OBC FULL_TIME 13 200000799 ABHISHEK KUMAR SINGH KUNJ BIHARI SINGH OP FULL_TIME 14 200000500 ALOK SHARMA SATYADEO MISTRY ST FULL_TIME 15 200000466 AMAN KUMAR DINESH PRASAD CHOUDHARY SC FULL_TIME 16 200000529 AMAR PREM CHAURASIA ANIL KUMAR CHAURASIA OBC FULL_TIME 17 200000609 AMIT KUMAR SINGH ARUN KUMAR SINGH OBC FULL_TIME 18 200000641 Ananda Mitra Amitabha Mitra OP FULL_TIME 19 200000844 ANKIT SINHA PRIYA RANJAN PRASAD SINGH OBC FULL_TIME 20 200000127 ARUNODAY KUMAR CHOUDHARYMAHENDRA KUMAR CHOUDHARYSC FULL_TIME 21 200000771 ARVIND KUMAR KRISHNA PRASAD SC FULL_TIME 22 200000492 ASHESH RUDRA PAUL SRIPADA RUDRA PAUL OBC FULL_TIME 23 200000371 Ashutosh Kumar Amarendra Kumar OBC FULL_TIME 24 200000600 AZAD KUMAR MEHTA BINDESHWARI PRASAD OBC FULL_TIME 25 200000889 BABU LAL CHAUHAN RAMA NAND CHAUHAN OBC FULL_TIME 26 200000440 RAHUL KUMAR GUPTA ASHOK KUMAR GUPTA OBC FULL_TIME 27 200000416 Randhir Kumar Tejnarayan yadav OBC FULL_TIME 28 200000900 Ashish Chandra beer bahadur singh OP FULL_TIME 29 200000322 Chitra verma Vinod kumar verma OBC FULL_TIME 30 200000704 chappidi srinivas prasada rao EWS FULL_TIME 31 200000710 dhananjay kumar hari mohan yadav OBC FULL_TIME 07 August 2020 32 200000208 dhirendra kumar RAM BAHADUR SC FULL_TIME 33 200000059 DIVESH RANJAN KUMAR SHIVKUMAR PRASAD OBC FULL_TIME 34 200000262 DEEPAK KUMAR RAJ PARAMANAND SAH ST FULL_TIME 35 200000665 CHANDRAJEET KUMAR SINGHRABINDRA PRASAD OBC FULL_TIME 36 200000317 SANJEEV KUMAR RAJESHWAR SINGH OBC FULL_TIME 37 200000493 HARSH JHA ASHOK KUMAR JHA OP FULL_TIME 38 200000496 Hrik Chaudhury Prabir Chaudhury OP FULL_TIME 39 200000180 ATIF HUSSAIN ASGHAR HUSSAIN OP FULL_TIME 40 200000841 MD ISHAQUE ANSARI MD MOZAMMIL ANSARI OBC FULL_TIME 41 200000344 JUGMOHAN SINGH MALLU SINGH OBC FULL_TIME 42 200000549 JIGYASHU RAJ ARUN KUMAR OBC FULL_TIME 43 200000013 MOHD FARAZ KHAN AFTAB AHMAD KHAN OP FULL_TIME 44 200000439 KRISHNA KUMAR BADRI PRASAD SAH OBC FULL_TIME 45 200000678 kumar aditya mithilesh kumar singh EWS FULL_TIME 46 200000316 PAPPU KUMAR BHUSHAN SHAH OBC FULL_TIME 47 200000944 Kishore Kunal Viveka Nand Sharma OP FULL_TIME 48 200000924 Saroj Kundu BALARAM KUNDU OBC FULL_TIME 49 200000615 Mahesh Kumar Shiv Chandra singh OBC FULL_TIME 50 200000110 Lohar Geetanjali Kishan Lohar Kishan Shankarrao OBC FULL_TIME 51 200000259 LOKESH SHARAN SRIVASTAVASushil Sharan Srivastava OP FULL_TIME 08 August 2020 52 200000129 MANISH RANJAN RAM KUMAR SINGH OP FULL_TIME 53 200000938 MANISH KUMAR RAMCHANDRA CHAURASIYA OBC FULL_TIME 54 200000313 MONEDRA PRATAP RAM CHARAN OBC FULL_TIME 55 200000432 HARENDRA YADAV RAJENDRA KUMAR YADAV OBC FULL_TIME 56 200000444 MRITYUNJAY BHARTI DHURENDRA PRASAD OBC FULL_TIME 57 200000012 Om Narayan Singh Akhileswar Singh OP FULL_TIME 58 200000232 Utkarsh Mishra S C Mishra OP FULL_TIME 59 200000628 NARENDRA KUMAR UMA SHANKAR KESHARWANI OP FULL_TIME 60 200000701 Navdeep Raj Sanjay Kumar SC FULL_TIME 3 of 19 61 200000896 NAVNEET KUMAR SIYA SHARAN SC FULL_TIME 62 200000225 Niket Kumar Mishra Rajkumar Mishra OP FULL_TIME 08 August 2020 63 200000700 NITISH KUMAR BEHERA BIRAKISHORE BEHERA SC FULL_TIME 64 200000613 NOOR MOHAMMAD MD ASRARUL HOQUE OBC FULL_TIME 65 200000122 prabhakar kumar manoj kumar singh EWS FULL_TIME 66 200000130 Paritosh Kumar Singh Janardan Singh OP FULL_TIME 67 200000557 PAYEL ROY PULAKESWAR ROY OP FULL_TIME 68 200000382 PRAVEEN KUMAR PRIYADARSHIVIJAY KUMAR PASWAN SC FULL_TIME 69 200000907 Prakhar Mishra Ajay Kumar Mishra OP FULL_TIME 70 200000540 PRATIK RANJAN MAHENDRA RAM SC FULL_TIME 71 200000656 RAJEEV NAYAN SHYAM MANOHAR SHARMA EWS FULL_TIME 72 200000402 RAM HARI MANISH KUMAR OP FULL_TIME 73 200000373 ANKIT RANJAN DINESH KUMAR SINHA OP FULL_TIME 74 200000093 RAJEEV RANJAN SWATANTRA PRASAD OBC FULL_TIME 09 August 2020 75 200000849 RANJEET KUMAR BHARATEELAXMEE NARAYAN BHARTEE SC FULL_TIME 76 200000427 RASHMI YADAV RAMAGYA YADAV OP FULL_TIME 77 200000449 RENU KUMARI GYANI PRASAD OBC FULL_TIME 78 200000412 RESHU SINGH Sanjay Kumar OBC FULL_TIME 79 200000626 RAVIGANGA DINESH SAH OBC FULL_TIME 80 200000555 Rohit Raj ram prasad singh OBC FULL_TIME 81 200000305 Pawan kumar BIRENDRA PRASAD
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