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Central University of Kashmir Counselling List of Integrated Bsc/Msc Mathematics Programme- 2019 UIQP01 (UI019) Central University of Kashmir Counselling List of Integrated BSc/MSc Mathematics programme- 2019 UIQP01 (UI019) S.No RegNo RollNo CandidateName FatherName TotalMarks MANZOOR AHMAD 1 UI10000816 11340004 SANA SANGEEN 60.25 SANGEEN 2 UI10001473 11090006 MANJIMA MAHESH MAHESH P P 60 SYED SHAMSU UD DIN 3 UI10021701 11970629 SYED TABEEZA ANDRABI 60 ANDRABI 4 UI10063020 11240522 GOGULAKRISHNAA RAMASAMY 57.75 5 UI10063867 11461291 AYUSH AGARWAL KISHAN AGARWAL 55 6 UI10035757 11340221 INAYAT ASHRAF BHAT MOHMAD ASHRAF BHAT 55 7 UI10008507 11170028 ANURAG MISHRA HARINARAYAN MISHRA 54.75 8 UI10023258 11600184 KAVYA M S MUKUNDAN M 54.25 9 UI10011025 11970301 SIMRAN IMTIYAZ IMTIYAZ AHMAD KHAN 54.25 GHULAM MOHAMMAD 10 UI10017795 11100065 IQRA MOHAMMAD 54.25 SEROO GHULAM MOHI UD DIN 11 UI10041695 11100338 MUHAMMAD AASIF TANTRAY 53.5 TANTRAY 12 UI10001256 11090005 TANKALA SUNAINA TANKALA KIRAN KUMAR 53.5 13 UI10013798 11970391 MUZAMIL AHMAD PARRAY BASHIR AHMAD PARRAY 52.5 14 UI10001711 11970040 DANISH AHAD WAR ABDUL AHAD WAR 49.75 15 UI10029845 11100136 TARIQ AHMAD LONE MUSHTAQ AHMAD LONE 49.25 16 UI10025720 11100112 ZAHID RASHID AB RASHID DAR 49.25 17 UI10055421 11971369 FAISAL FAYAZ FAYAZ AHMAD LONE 49.25 18 UI10040534 11971015 ZEESHAN NAZIR NAZIR AHMAD MIR 48.75 19 UI10052371 11590086 ARABHI GOPAKUMAR GOPAKUMAR C 48.75 20 UI10054333 11971357 AASHIQ MUSHTAQ MUSHTAQ AHMAD KHAN 48.75 21 UI10009911 11970285 SABIYA ALTAF MOHAMMAD ALTAF BHAT 48.75 22 UI10010691 11600733 SIDDHARTH VIJAYAKUMAR VIJAYAKUMAR P 47.75 23 UI10033086 11470249 HASEEB UR REHMAN NAYEEM AHMED RATHER 47.5 24 UI10003960 11620006 MEGHANN SANDHU KARAMJIT SINGH SANDHU 47.5 25 UI10049651 11971196 FAUQIA BILAL BILAL AHMAD SHAH 46.75 26 UI10057649 12030106 AMRUTHA PRIYA K T RAVEENDRANADHAN K T 46.75 27 UI10042794 11971618 SYED MOIN ASHRAF SYED MUHAMMAD ASHRAF 46.5 BHAT ANEES AHMAD 28 UI10024021 11970675 SHABIR AHMAD BANGROO 46.5 BANGROO 29 UI10007117 11970195 MIR ADIL RAJA WALI MOHAMMAD MIR 46.5 MALIPEDDI VARA PRASAD 30 UI10028182 11610020 MALIPEDDI ROHITH 46.5 REDDY 31 UI10030748 11060235 GANIE SALMAN RAJA BASHIR AHMAD GANIE 46 MOHAMMAD ASHRAF 32 UI10051098 11971254 AAQIB ASHRAF 45.75 MALIK 33 UI10033179 11550066 HARSH PARNGOL KAMAL KUMAR 45.75 BURRA MASTAN VEDASAI BURRA RAMANUJA 34 UI10012740 11380110 45.5 SAHITYA NITHIN SRINIVAS 35 UI10055377 11060403 AASIM NAZIR WANI NAZIR AHMAD WANI 45.5 36 UI10009108 11470637 SHIVAM SHARMA SANJAY KUMAR SHARMA 45.25 37 UI10019543 11100079 MUDASIR AMIN MOHD AMIN KUMAR 44.5 38 UI10009655 11060459 FAISAL NISAR NISAR AHMAD GANAIE 44.25 MOHAMMAD MAQBOOL 39 UI10008955 11060073 YASIR MAQBOOL 44.25 MIR 40 UI10009998 11970287 MUZAMIL RASHID AB RASHID WAGAY 44 41 UI10048017 11890217 ATUL KUMAR ASHOK KUMAR 43.75 42 UI10030328 11240221 ADITHYA V VAIDYANATHAN N 43.75 43 UI10057566 11060418 AABIDA RAFIQ RAFIQ AHMAD MIR 43.5 44 UI10063403 11971484 AADIL HANEEF WANI MOHAMMAD HANEEF WANI 43 45 UI10051867 11560325 ANJALI U SUJITH M 42.75 46 UI10008045 11970233 UZAIR AHMAD GANIE GHULAM AHMAD GANIE 42.5 47 UI10001594 11971519 IMRAN NAZIR NAZIR AHMAD PAL 42 48 UI10062352 11040019 GURNOOR KAUR GURMEET SINGH 41.75 49 UI10021564 11100087 FARAAZ ALI ALI MOHD MIR 41.5 50 UI10040772 11550095 SAHIL SHARMA SURESH KUMAR SHARMA 41.25 51 UI10049322 11971175 AAMIR BASHIR MIR BASHIR AHMAD MIR 41.25 52 UI10046014 11971140 BASIM HILAL HILAL AHMAD ZARGAR 41 MOHAMMAD YOUSUF 53 UI10054408 11971359 INBISAT YOUSUF 40.75 NATH 54 UI10010024 11570201 ANAND KUMAR PANDEY NIRAJ KUMAR PANDEY 40.5 MOHAMMAD IBRAHIM 55 UI10013197 11970379 ABDUL MATEEN 40.5 SHAH 56 UI10055580 11971631 ZOBIYA KHALID MALIK KHALID MUSHTAQ 40.5 57 UI10014060 11340092 ISHFAQ SULTAN MOHMAD SULTAN RATHER 40 58 UI10040240 11430345 A AKSHAY REDDY A RAMPRASAD REDDY 40 59 UI10002605 11060014 SHARIK AHMAD BHAT MOHD KHALIL BHAT 39.75 60 UI10038356 11470756 APURVI RAJESH PRASHAR 39.5 61 UI10007107 11760347 VASU SHARMA MADHUR KANT SHARMA 39 62 UI10052260 11740234 ASWATHI KARTHIKEYAN KARTHIKEYAN D 39 MOHAMMAD YOUSUF 63 UI10044895 11971116 HURMAT UL UNSA 38.75 DUNTHOO 64 UI10009683 11100034 NEELOFAR MUSHTAQ MUSHTAQ AHMAD GANIE 38.75 65 UI10008960 11590022 SIDHI V VINODKUMAR G 38.5 66 UI10005746 11971534 SAJAD AKRAM MOHD AKRAM BHAT 38.5 67 UI10033117 11550065 VISHALI SHARMA RAJ KUMAR 38.25 KHAZIR MOHAMMAD 68 UI10029568 11970790 ADIL HAJAM 38.25 HAJAM MOHAMMAD SHABAN 69 UI10011351 11970306 MOHAMMAD HAFIZ GANIE 38 GANIE 70 UI10052862 11060373 ZEESHAN MOHAMMAD JAN GHULAM MOHAMMAD JAN 38 71 UI10027680 11590240 AKSHAY SANKAR I M MADHU I P 37.5 ASHOKE KUMAR 72 UI10035660 11940014 ABHIK MUKHERJEE 37.25 MUKHERJEE 73 UI10017581 11100062 NADIYA YOUSF MOHD YOUSF LONE 37.25 74 UI10055253 11100276 AQIB BASHIR KHAN BASHIR AHMAD KHAN 37.25 75 UI10002300 11970058 UZAIR MATEEN ABDUL MATEEN 37 76 UI10018846 11970534 MISBAH MANSOOR MANSOOR AHMAD DAR 37 77 UI10012173 11970333 MASHEER UL HAQUE DAR SHABIR AHMAD DAR 36.25 78 UI10024634 11970689 MUNTHHA QADRI ASHAQ HUSSAIN QADRI 36 79 UI10002775 11971526 FAISAL SHAKEEL SHAKEEL AHMAD MIR 35.75 MOHAMMAD YOUSUF 80 UI10032847 11970876 ANFA YOUSUF 35.75 TANTRAY 81 UI10005702 11100316 MALIK OWAIS MUSHTAQ MUSHTAQ AHMAD MALIK 35.5 82 UI10001852 11760006 SUMEDHA KORANGA KUNDAN SINGH KORANGA 35.25 83 UI10022093 11590204 RHUSHISANTH M S A V SREEKUMAR 35.25 84 UI10039741 11550087 JUGRAJ SINGH BALWINDER SINGH 35 85 UI10023409 11590040 MEREENA THOMAS P T THOMAS 34.75 SHARDUL MACHHINDRA MACHHINDRA DINKAR 86 UI10048654 11710053 34.75 SHINGAN SHINGAN 87 UI10028798 11100331 AADIL AMIN BHAT MOHAMAD AMIN BHAT 34.75 88 UI10046873 11600303 AJAY T PARVATHI C 34.5 89 UI10044105 11080529 BHARAT NAIN SUKH RAM NAIN 34 90 UI10019305 11100075 SAIMA FAROOQ FAROOQ AHMAD RESHI 33.75 91 UI10003432 11060024 NAUSHEEN SHAFI MOHD SHAFI DAR 33.75 92 UI10010363 11970294 SYED LUBNA GHAZAL SYED MURTAZA ALI 33.75 93 UI10005733 11970160 BAHUDIN FAROOQ FAROOQ AHMAD GANIE 33.5 94 UI10041986 11470347 MOHD SIYAM WANI AJAZ AHMED WANI 33 95 UI10045288 11971127 AALIA RASOOL GHULAM RASOOL MIR 32.75 96 UI10002004 11970049 RASIQ RAFIQ RAFIQ AHMAD THOKER 32.75 97 UI10054327 11971356 IRTIKA HAFIZ HAFIZ ULLAH GUROO 32.75 98 UI10028574 11970779 HUMARAH ALI ALI MOHAMMAD BHAT 32.5 SHOWKAT AHMAD 99 UI10030430 11100139 UZAIR SHOWKAT SHEERWANI 32.5 SHEERWANI 100 UI10033239 11970889 RIYAZ AHMAD MIR MANZOOR AHMAD MIR 32.5 OBC 1 UI10039966 11601253 FATHIMA BISHARA A MUHAMMED A 75.25 2 UI10049601 11780256 FEMINABANU A M MUSTHAFA A A 52.25 PUTTA BASAVARAJE URS B 3 UI10011543 11090124 SHRESTA URS P 52 N 4 UI10056154 11920441 SANJEEV KUMAR LAXMAN RAM 50 5 UI10029795 11990066 DEVI A SHAJI BABU K 50 6 UI10010508 11180113 SUCHARITA SAHOO BINAYA KUMAR SAHOO 48.5 7 UI10010624 11600730 MOHAMED SHAHEER V V K ABDUL JALEEL VVK 47.75 8 UI10013057 11250044 GOWTHAM S SATHASIVAM 47 9 UI10007816 11510213 ANUSREE RAJEEVAN RAJIVAN T 46.75 MOHAMMAD AKBER 10 UI10009886 11340061 ZAMEER AHMAD KUMAR 44.25 KUMAR MOHAMMAD MAQBOOL 11 UI10045189 11100228 NAFEESUL SHADAB KUMAR 43.75 KUMAR 12 UI10015190 11920094 PARAG SINGH RAMSWAROOP 43.5 13 UI10064441 11460820 HARISH KUMAWAT SURAJ KARAN KUMAWAT 43.25 14 UI10003283 12001747 ARJUN GANESAN 43 15 UI10031111 11240914 NAMSHIKA S N NAGAMUNEESWARAN S 42.75 16 UI10015389 11850004 ADARI KUMAR NAIDU ADARI GOVINDU 42.25 17 UI10015262 11790829 HARSHITA NIDHI DHANANJAY KUMAR 42.25 18 UI10039760 11970983 IMRAN AZIZ GANIE ABDUL AZIZ GANIE 41.75 19 UI10044748 11920330 RITU SARWAN KUMAR 41.5 20 UI10018070 11200142 RAVINA DAULAT RAM HUDDA 40.25 BHAWANI SHANKAR 21 UI10059669 11460737 VISHNU KUMAR KUSHWAH 40 KUSHWAH 22 UI10025201 11920162 ARYAN M KHAN MURAD KHAN 39.75 23 UI10029893 11080368 NARAYAN GHOTIYA BHERU RAM GHOTIYA 38.75 24 UI10024772 11780033 NASRUDHEEN N UMMER 38 25 UI10002028 11790599 MD ISHTIYAQUE AHMAD MD MUKHTAR AHMAD 38 26 UI10010517 11460911 MAHAVEER PRAJAPAT RAMPHOOL PRAJAPAT 38 27 UI10000097 11550001 ASHISH AJRAWAT SUNIL KUMAR 37.75 28 UI10007195 11640010 ANANT PATEL ARVIND KUMAR PATEL 37.25 29 UI10008140 12010069 DEVAKI N NATARAJAN M 36.5 30 UI10023390 11180143 SNEHANJALI SAHOO BIBHUDATTA SAHOO 36.5 31 UI10031193 11601116 AMLU FAHIDHA M P BASHEER K 36.25 32 UI10025867 12030057 SREERAM M MUKUNDAKUMARAN M R 35.25 MANSOOR JAVEED SHEER JAVED AHMAD SHEER 33 UI10053088 11971308 35.25 GOJREY GOJREY 34 UI10005711 11590016 MALAVIKA AJITH AJITH KUMAR 35 35 UI10028507 11300028 SHAILENDRA SUMAN SEWAK PRASAD YADAV 34.25 MOHAMMAD ABDULLAH 36 UI10012606 11971560 KAISAR AHMAD DAR 33.5 DAR 37 UI10026117 11670138 YUGAL AJIT SINGH 33.5 38 UI10018687 12010886 ABDUL RAHMAN A ALAUDEEN A 33.25 39 UI10063703 11700055 ARIF ALAM MD KASIM MIYAN 33 SAYYID MUHAMMED 40 UI10063847 11600400 SHAMIL SHAKIR P 33 SHAKIR P 41 UI10006273 11600603 MUHAMMED MUBASHIR KP ABDUL KAREEM KP 32.25 42 UI10030523 11110079 RAVI JASWANT SINGH 31.75 43 UI10030844 11110081 MUKESH KUMAR RANJEET RAM 30.5 44 UI10022452 12000694 JANARTHANAN S SENTHIL KUMAR J 30 45 UI10049291 11790384 SHIVAM KUMAR MUKESH KUMAR 30 46 UI10058137 11600365 MOHAMMED FARIS P ALI P 30 47 UI10043558 11600278 JUSAINA C T ABDUL RAZACK C T 30 48 UI10038581 11460457 MAHENDRA KUMAR BAJYA RAMNIWAS 29.75 49 UI10020620 11361013 DEVSHEEL PRAKASH UJJAWAL DEVENDRA KUMAR DEO 29.5 50 UI10000645 11240004 DHARINI P PANNEERSELVAM J 29 BEERAMGUNTA 51 UI10001834 12020045 BEERAMGUNTA GANESH 29 SUBRAMANYAM 52 UI10017153 11060464 TAWQEER IMTIYAZ WANI IMTIYAZ AHMAD WANI 29 53 UI10061403 11461277 HARISH KUMAR DHARMVEER 28.75 54 UI10034207 11200161 CHANDRA PRAKASH JAKHAR CHETAN RAM JAKHAR 28.75 55 UI10001346 11430005 KASULA VAMSI KASULA SAMBAIAH 28.75 56 UI10030059 11160096 VIKRAM KUMAR PRAMOD KUMAR BHARTI 28 57 UI10022036 12080028 DANDUPROLU
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