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CLAT 2020 - UG - Invite List CLAT 2020 - UG - Invite List Candidates list below are invited for CLAT 2020 counselling process. Please login to your account and complete the counselling process before 7 Oct 2020, 6:00 PM. Name Admit Card No Aprajita C028010109 ADYA SINGH C028010463 Jai Singh Rathor C028040254 Div Kr Singh C188030178 Anand Kumar C028020900 SHAILJA BERIA C198031807 ANHAD KAUR MEHTA C142010171 Ritik raj C028070383 Ayush Singh Tomar C187020178 Shantanu C152010028 Niharika Mukherjee C034230032 Pratyay Amrit C028040343 KARTIK GILL C142010249 Aman Patidar C100010583 Varun Kumar Pathak C034160252 Krishanu Paul C019010047 Hemant Sharma C148020210 Abhiram Nitin C073040431 ISHAN THAKUR C100020046 Debditya Saha C198031256 Chiranth S C073040061 Ria Surbhi C028040133 GUNJAN MODI C073040295 SHUBHRANSHU SURAJ C028040009 ARJUN VIVEKANANDA HARIHAR C073030026 Ankit Bhardwaj C028020224 Debmalya Biswas C098030299 Vedant Bisht C197010039 KALPTARU GOEL C034070431 Ananya Chaturvedi C186010653 Palak Kumar C198031198 ARYAN NAAGAR C178010192 Shreyas Sinha C198031848 Anamika Vats C027010015 Shikhar Sharma C036010291 MONISH DIXIT C146010030 Swapnil Das C198031796 Shivansh Chandra Bagadiya C100010404 Ayush Dikshit C070010240 BARKHA SINGH C166020309 ABHISHEK JASUJA C152010108 CHHAVI C049010055 SANYAM JHA C198030020 Himanshi C058010064 Suryanshu C187060017 Radhika Singhal C173020229 HARIT GANDHI C069010002 Yashwant Kumar C028020011 Hayden D'Souza C073010055 ADITYA SARMA C132030027 Vidhi Srivastava C101010067 Aditya C049020190 Induja Sharma C042010013 KUSHAGRA VARDHAN C152010029 ABHILASHA BANSAL C189040122 Soumya Modi C098040297 ASHISH SHARMA C181100125 Samridhi Shrivastava C028010668 Jatin Chauhan C034070778 SAHIL MEHTA C104010039 Nandini Goel C034150174 Dhruv Ashoka Holla C124010019 Sankari B C155010275 Ritvij Ratn Tiwari C188060007 Madhav Aggarwal C143010317 Kriti jalan C034170163 Shweta Prasad Shah C118010226 SHIVI DANGI C101010052 Manav Ganapathy C166010021 AADITH REDDY PATTHI REDDY C166010866 Devansh Shukla C181040169 Ritik Raj C028070010 Prakhar Saunakiya C099010451 Vedant Gupta C034230003 Anshuman Kishor Mishra C181090209 KARAN C058010023 Siddhant Baheti C100010291 Harshit C143010004 ARJUN GARG C139010238 MEHTA SHANEEL MANISH C114020069 Khushi Khemka C188050032 Sanjeet Aggarwal C034070015 Pratimesh C028060223 AVANTIKA KALRA C181020141 Arushi Tiwari C181110059 Dhawal Mittal C148040126 Devansh Bhatt C181100054 Sarthak Sarthi C027020274 KRISHNA POOLLACHI NATESAN C155011212 Balamugunth J C155010523 Arth Doshi C036010557 Shubhangi Katare C114020714 MAANAV RATHORE C101010082 Pranav Kumar C079010007 khwaaish sachin kadiyan C176020081 Mannat Mahey C022010022 Singh Pratyush Arun C148050240 Siddhant Choudhury C114021121 parv tyagi C176010081 Dyuti Anand C114020516 AKSHAT KABRA C028070012 Sarthak Garg C055010076 SAHIL JAIN C098040315 Raamesh Ghosal C155010807 HARSHIT SINGH C188020198 Khushi gupta C099010403 Kaarthiheyan D C073040310 VINESH CHAUDHARY C190010009 YASH AGRAWAL C073050098 Tanu Rajangaonkar C100010058 Rajagopal Subramaniam C C155010563 Aru Vashisht Maratha C055010084 BRAHMA PRAKASH MISHRA C098030121 PRANJAL PREET ALISHAN C034140033 Uddhav vaishnaw C149010626 Tanul Tanay C176030076 ROSHAN CYRIAC C091010163 Ishika Garg C166010384 Prakhar Khandal C148040010 Vatsal Jindel C148010076 ABHIGYAAN A H C073040011 SANJANA REDDYPALLY C166020743 Pradyuman Singh C048010028 Shruti Avinash C073040328 Manav C139010051 Samayra Adlakha C152010195 Era Dahiya C058010100 Sushmita Gupta C186010440 Bhavya C047010279 Srijeeta Chakraborty C198030986 Aditya Raj C070020434 Atrijo Banerjee C198030157 ANKUR GHOSH C198030385 ABHINAV KUMAR C024010211 Manas Thakur C178010186 SONI LOKESH RAMESHWAR C113010021 Avikalp Mishra C190010027 Mrunalini Vengurlekar C166010228 Shamik Datta C198031196 Harshvardhan Nathawat C148030151 Ishika Garg C191010104 HARSH RAJ C028020474 SUVAROOP SAHA ROY C198031337 Chirag Sharma C198031787 ANUSHA SARKAR C186010023 Anushka Parag Borkar C073050272 Krishnam Saboo C034050324 DIYA AGRAWAL C099010281 Arihan Bothra C132020192 Pratham Paras Shah C114020032 ARIVAZHAGAN MBK C155010073 Khush Bhachawat C100010334 HARIOM TIWARI C155010495 Jaskaran Singh C142010105 SANVI BHATIA C114021115 kapil chandel C101010666 Archita Satish C073040433 Rahul C049020199 HARSHITA KUSHWAH C099010589 Hardik Choubey C048010019 Yachana gupta C182010058 POOJA RAJAWAT C148010206 Rhia Pandey C198010103 Pawan Kumar Pandey C189010159 TRISHA CHOUDHARY C198031183 Divyansh Rajouria C032010376 Shreya Bhukhmaria C148010055 A Aashik Kareem C155011008 Shreyam Sharma C028030201 Lochan Changappa M C C073050040 SHIVENDRA PANDEY C176020272 Samvedh Bagavadeeswar C096010107 Naman Kumar C034070598 Khandekar Sukrut Shailendra C124010011 Mukund Garg C189030008 Anushka Sharma C039010014 AYUSH HOODA C058010088 Suvanssh Mahajan C142020316 KISLAY GUPTA C181030267 Vishnu Bandarupalli C166020274 Darshil Sakhia C043010009 Tarun Barskar C098010022 ARSHDEEP SINGH C139010239 Kshitij Shandilya C181080202 Abhineet Maurya C173010120 Neha Sumesh C073050031 MANTASHA KHAISHAGI C100010086 Manashi Lodha C198031879 AMARENDRA KUMAR SHUKLA C048030278 JHANVI SAHNI C045010015 Surbhi Pareek C148020409 TAHA KHAN C034030007 Samriddhi N Shenoy C073040459 NIDHI C054020067 Prabaldeep Singh C143010149 MEHTA DRISHTI NIRANJAN C114010018 Jitesh Lakra C148020413 Tejaswi Baban Patil C112010003 Aditi Roy C028020503 SHASHWAT SAXENA C187020070 AVANTIKA TANWAR C104010077 Aayush Gupta C073020038 MOHITA SURYAVANSHI C098030014 SHIVAM PATHAK C181080252 Samrath Singh C180020190 Jyotsna Gupta C186010028 Ayush Mangal C148040028 KARTIKEY BAID C176010322 Rishit Bhushan C177010037 Lipika C139010201 Ishita Paliwal C145010034 Rishita Sethi C100010318 Niveditha K Prasad C073050033 Ambrish Dixit C177020023 Abhishek Yadav C181060010 Tanvi Vijh C034200336 SAYOR RAY C198030566 Prathmesh Agrawal C033010290 ARKO MITRA C198030112 KARTIKEYA AMITABH MISHRA C180030123 RAJ KANWAR SINGH BAATH C142010237 SRISHTI SOLANKI C104010056 ANANYAA BENIWAL C114010058 Animesh Srivastava C181040126 SHREESH PANDEY C187060022 KEVIN DAVIS C086020567 Kamesh Tyagi C098030798 KHUSHI C050010034 Pulkit Goyal C048020015 Arjun A C095010420 Suraj Kumar Sahoo C034160074 ADITYA SINGH C148040020 RISHABH CHOPRA C149010103 Shree Vaishnavi Onteddu C014010206 Devpriya Saswata C045010033 ASHIN BABU C073050030 CHAITANYA THAKUR C034250269 ATHARVA CHANDRA C034130010 ARPITA JAISWAL C187010137 MITALI JAIN C099010049 Harsh tater C153010030 pranav sharma C099010258 Nandini Arya C180010055 Lokesh Maharshi C151010052 Udai Yashvir Singh C142010387 Nardeep Mahesh Chawla C033010372 Siddhant Tewari C181020012 Arya Kant C048030280 Samarth Srinivas C073050038 Vineet Mishra C187010235 LAVANYA AGARWAL C044010042 ANJALI CATHERINE VARGHESE C073020168 Himanshi Yadav C146010004 Chhavi Jain C176010089 ADITYA SINGH SHEKHAWAT C149030040 URVASHI SINGH C181020033 ADARSH PRATUSH C067010131 SATYA RAI C187020051 A POOJA SHREE C155010536 MD HASHIR KHAN C028070028 Chowdhary Anshpreet Singh Hardeep Singh C114021532 APOORVA RATHORE C184010017 Vedaant Prabhu C124010031 Pragun Goyal C139010115 Sidharth Kumar C149010662 Nadia Shalin C073020022 YANA GUPTA C148020633 Akshay Tiwari C187050053 Parthiv Joshi C043010014 ADITYA KAUSHIK C183010144 Aashish Gupta C142010103 sharad panwar C189040229 BHUKYA KANISHKA C166020815 Arham Anwar C070010029 Indrayani Bhadra C198030143 HARDIK KHATTAR C114010024 PARUVELLY SUHANI C166020017 Raunak Rai Maini C034200043 Akarsh Aryan C028020483 HRITWIK BHARADWAJ SARANGI C136010054 Himanshu Sharma C101010340 Mark Tripathi C187030020 Shraddha C148020054 ATEEB KAZMI C063010147 sarisha verma C100010584 Vipashyana Hilsayan C034040324 Vanshika Agrawal C148010304 Rishubh Sunil C073010187 ROHIT SINGH RAJPUT C098030116 VARSHA AGARWAL C032010464 Ridhi Aggarwal C141010056 Ishita Tulsyan C070020031 apurva karandikar C100020342 Priyanshu Mukesh Shrivastava C114010223 SNEHA NARESH C155010128 Revati Chandrashekhar Sohoni C073020101 Anoushka C028020062 Rachana Rashmi Rammohan C086020261 Prithvi Raj Chauhan C051010128 Aujaswi Maken C034230046 Fatema Shabbir Kinkhabwala C114010013 Siddhant Vinaykumar Rathod C124010210 TEEVRANSHU VASHISHTHA C183010063 Ayush Katyayana C073050206 Pranav Bajpai C181120181 BASIL GUPTA C070010089 ANMOL GOYAL C139010014 Akshat Goyal C198030970 Ayush Prakash C070020148 Vidhi Kanodia C180010254 Siri Harish C073040266 BHUVNESH KUMAR C145010089 LAKSHYA SHARMA C148020219 Diksha Kumari C028010337 UTKARSH MISHRA C070020399 Praneetha Shivaprasad C073040068 Simran Sharma C189030061 JAYAM JHA C028030105 Anupam Kumar C028010060 Rohan Khanna C048010071 Tirthesh Jain C198031633 Srividya M S C073040325 Shiva Patil C073050265 HEMANG MANKAR C147010094 Sanjana gupta C198030230 Prakruthi Jain C166020556 SHREY PALIWAL C176020016 Yashswasat Mittal C173010012 CHACHAD CHIRAG C114010222 Sunchit Sethi C048020108 Komal Ray C069010124 RISHAV KASHYAP C198031210 NIDHI SINGH C034140117 Sameer Parihar C098040250 Rewa Singhania C034210003 ABDUL MUQTADIR C148050323 Nitai Vishal Hinduja C073050269 Mohit kumar C028020835 Bhavishya Chauhan C180030270 Kshitij Rao C048020257 Shaurya Talwar C138010087 sajal soni C099010020 Khushboo C148020103 Kunal Tewari C180020016 SARVAGYA CHITRANSHI C187070091 Aniket Nighojkar C098030290 Ananya Giri Upadhya C073040223 SAUMYA KAUSHIK C047010033 BUSHRA ABID C070020183 Alankrita Pathak C188010069 Simran G Bherwani C155011014 TELANG DIVYA SANJAY C118010712 Kushagra Gupta C183010311 Milind Khemka C198030236 KARTIKEY MISHRA C101010101 SYED MOHD WAQUAR C187020036 Akhil Sohu C148050275 Arpit Goyal C049020032 AARYAN DWIVEDI
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