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2011 Batch List of Previous Batch Students.Xlsx Registration_No Application No. Name Father's Name State/Central Board 1/2011 11-VIII 02/97 Shubham Shukla Ramesh Chandra Shukla Uttaranchal 2/2011 11-VIII 02/96 Madhav Prasad Kamleshwar Prasad Painuli Uttaranchal 3/2011 11-VIII 03/15 KM Shikha Negi Shri Balbeer Singh Uttaranchal 4/2011 11-VIII 04/21 Suhasni Srivastava Mr. S.C Srivastava ICSE 5/2011 11-VIII 04/3 Sapam Amarjit Singh Late Sapam Modhuchandra SinghManipur 6/2011 11-VIII 04/2 Nurutpal Dutta Ghana Kanta Dutta Assam 7/2011 11-VIII 02/98 Laishram Bidyabati Devi L. Bijen Singh Manipur 8/2011 11-VIII 02/90 Makunga Joysee Maring M.Kodun Maring Manipur 9/2011 11-VIII 02/33 Anitha Iswarankutty K.V Iswarankutty Kerala 10/2011 11-VIII 02/37 Ningthoujam Victor N. Hemajit Singh Manipur 11/2011 11-VIII 04/13 Maibam Kamal Hassan M. Iboyal Manipur 12/2011 11-VIII 03/28 Dinesh Chhimwal Mr B.C Chhimwal Uttaranchal 13/2011 11-VIII 03/35 Manisha Khati Mr. M.S Khati Uttaranchal 14/2011 11-VIII 02/81 Rajni Mr. Nagendra Singh Kandari Uttaranchal 15/2011 11-VIII 02/82 Gajanan Shankar Jadhav Shankar Maharashtra 16/2011 11-VIII 02/83 Pragati Chaudhary Sanjeev Kumar Uttaranchal 17/2011 11-VIII 02/84 Ritngenbahun Hoojon Markus Kharbhoi Meghalaya 18/2011 11-VII 02/76 Kavya D Devadasan P Kerala 19/2011 11-VIII 02/77 Sougat Chatterjee Kashinath Chatterjee Maharashtra 20/2011 11-VIII 02/67 Yumnam Nirmal Singh Y Manaobi Manipur 21/2011 11-VIII 04/17 Laiphangbam Gunajit Roy L Iboton Roy Manipur 22/2011 11-VIII 04/14 Amom Rohen Singh Amom Jugeshwor Manipur 23/2011 11-VII 02/48 Sruthy Poulose K P Poulose Kerala 24/2011 11-VIII 01/28 KM Manisha Sri Chandraprakash Kandwal Uttaranchal 25/2011 11-VIII 01/20 Tanuja Bora Ram Singh Bora Uttaranchal 26/2011 11-VIII 01/33 Deitilang Syiem B L Marwein Meghalaya 27/2011 11-VIII 01/34 Priyanka Dhasmana Dinesh Chandra Uttaranchal 28/2011 11-VIII 01/38 Usha Bisht Jaman Singh Bisht Uttaranchal 29/2011 11-VIII 01/39 Kavita Paliwal Keshav Datt Paliwal Uttaranchal 30/2011 11-VIII 01/23 Sankalp Tripathi Paras Nath Tripathi ICSE 31/2011 11-VIII 02/54 Pradeep Pandey Bhupendra Prasad Uttaranchal 32/2011 11-VII 25/25 Sweta Shivaramakrishnan Shivaramakrishnan P.S Maharashtra 33/2011 11-VII 25/27 Sapna Shivakant Tiwari Shivakant Tiwari Maharashtra 34/2011 11-VII 25/20 Ashwini Hemant Sovani Hemant Maharashtra 35/2011 11-VII 25/12 Juveriya Qamar Khan Dilawar Hussain Khan Maharashtra 36/2011 11-VII 25/11 Pravin Tatyarao Hivare Tatyarao Maharashtra 37/2011 11-VII 25/8 Sidharthan.S Sivadas. B Kerala 38/2011 11-VII 29/22 Rupali Paul Peijush Paul Meghalaya 39/2011 11-VII 02/46 Larrystar Wahlang Iasterwell Syiemlieh Meghalaya 40/2011 11-VIII 01/25 Gomes Danette Dawson Dawson Maharashtra 41/2011 11-VIII 02/89 Deepshikha Sarma Ganesh Ch. Sarma Assam 42/2011 11-VIII 02/93 Aldarihun Nongkhlaw Kisming Majaw Meghalaya 43/2011 11-VIII 02/95 Patil Prafull Prabhakar Prabhakar Maharashtra 44/2011 11-VIII 02/87 Anagha .M Satheesan.K Kerala 45/2011 11-VIII 02/85 Shrutika Vilas Motghare Vilasrao.N. Motghare Maharashtra 46/2011 11-VII 26/5 Praneetha B P Ponnappa Gowda BT Karnataka 47/2011 11-VII 27/15 Dhiraj Kumar Baiju Thakur Bihar 48/2011 11-VIII 27/10 Imrongnaro Longkumer Kikum Longkumer Nagaland 49/2011 11-VII 27/2 Thakur Amarkant L Lakshmikant T Maharashtra 50/2011 11-VII 25/53 Neena Narayanan P K Narayanan Maharashtra 51/2011 11-VII 25/43 Pavitra jagannath Banan Jagannath Banan Maharashtra 52/2011 11-VII 25/22 Prasad Mahesh Kathe Mahesh Prabhakar Kathe Maharashtra 53/2011 11-VIII 02/57 Shamulailatpam PrasannakumarShamulailatpam Sharma Khamba SharmaManipur 54/2011 11-VII 25/38 Latika Patni Mr. Heera Ballabh Patni Uttaranchal 55/2011 11-VII 29/26 Malva Bakor War T Nongkhlaw Meghalaya 56/2011 11-VII 27/22 Kasturi Uday Nabar Dr Uday V Nabar Maharashtra 57/2011 11-VII 27/24 Shirsat Tejal Sudhir Sudhir P Shirsat Maharashtra 58/2011 11-VII 28/19 Mulla Arshia Nizamuddin Nizamuddin Mulla Maharashtra 59/2011 11-VII 29/16 A Fouzia Begam P Abdul Malik Tamil Nadu 60/2011 11-VII 29/18 Aishwarya Pandey Dinesh Kumar Pandey Uttar Pradesh 61/2011 11-VII 20/8 Nuneno Nakhro Sazoto Nakhro Nagaland 62/2011 11-VII 19/2 Debojit Paul Debabrata Paul Meghalaya 63/2011 11-VII 06/28 Somola Ningthoujam N. Jayenta Singh Manipur 64/2011 11-VII 07/22 Aurpita Chandan Saha Chandan Saha Maharashtra 65/2011 11-VII 06/15 Arya Bhushan Phatak Bhushan Phatak Maharashtra 66/2011 11-VII 06/21 Naorem Dayananda Singh N. Rajen Singh Manipur 67/2011 11-VII 06/22 Ngasepam Thouba Singh NG. Manihar Singh Manipur 68/2011 11-VII 04/26 Ms. Charu Agarwal Bajrang Lal Rajasthan 69/2011 11-VII 03/35 Shiv Kumar Pritam Chand Himachal Pradesh 70/2011 11-VII 03/9 Rijutha Jaganathan C Puri Jaganathan CBSE 71/2011 11-VII 03/7 Ankit Sharma Onkar Dutt Himachal Pradesh 72/2011 11-VII 06/24 Angelica Laishram Dilkeshore Laishram Manipur 73/2011 11-VII 19/36 Smitha K Govindaraj K Karnataka 74/2011 11-VII 19/31 Arpit Gaur Vipin Kr Sharma Uttaranchal 75/2011 11-VII 19/29 Rakesh Kumar Gulab Singh Rajasthan 76/2011 11-VII 19/22 Laishram Rakesh Singh Laishram Hemochandra Singh Manipur 77/2011 11-VII 19/16 Kavya M.S Sheenappa Poojari Karnataka 78/2011 11-VII 19/13 Anthony Heisnam (L) H Kulla Singh Manipur 79/2011 11-VII 19/10 Meteinganba Thokchom Brajabidhu Thokchom Manipur 80/2011 11-VII 19/7 Kshetrimayum Romance SinghKsh. Sarat Singh Manipur 81/2011 11-VII 19/4 Mayur Gurung Bhim Bahadur Gurung Meghalaya 82/2011 11-VII 19/3 Date Devashree Ulhas Ulhas Maharashtra 83/2011 11-VII 22/27 Varsha Moleyar Vijaya Kumar Moleyar Karnataka 84/2011 11-VII 22/15 Pawan S. Dhote Surendra Dhote Maharashtra 85/2011 11-VII 22/32 Abhishek Thapa Sarwan Thapa Meghalaya 86/2011 11-VII 22/13 Ghadge Asmita Madhukar Ghadge Madhukar Jagannath Maharashtra 87/2011 11-VII 14/11 Shubham Purohit Pramod Purohit Madhya Pradesh 88/2011 11-VII 11/30 Minakshi Navnath Vidhate Navnath Maharashtra 89/2011 11-VII 11/38 Abhishek Malkiyat Singh Himachal Pradesh 90/2011 11-VII 11/42 M Girishanthini T Michael Raj Tamil Nadu 91/2011 11-VII 11/54 Akshay AnantKumar BorgaonkarAnant Kumar Maharashtra 92/2011 11-VII 11/27 Kavita Subhash Thakkar Subhash Rajnath Thakkar Maharashtra 93/2011 11-VII 11/10 Gitima Kalita Bhaben Kalita Meghalaya 94/2011 11-VII 11/17 Trigunayat Archana Krishna Kumar Maharashtra 95/2011 11-VII 11/18 Jamdade Manoj Kumar DattatrayaDattatraya Ramchandra JamdadeMaharashtra 96/2011 11-VIII 02/34 Samiksha Lotan Patil Ranjana Maharashtra 97/2011 11-VIII 03/28 P Manikandan R Partha Sarathy Tamil Nadu 98/2011 11-VIII 03/30 S Adita Prithika N Subramanian Tamil Nadu 99/2011 11-VII 04/19 Dabre Serina Patrick Patrick Maharashtra 100/2011 11-VII 11/6 Phundreimayum Tarique AhmedMD Sayed Ahamed Manipur 101/2011 11-VII 04/10 Nicolson Kumam Late K Nabachandra Singh Manipur 102/2011 11-VII 04/12 Keisham Ananta Singh K Chaoba Singh Manipur 103/2011 11-VII 04/13 A Losa Lucy A Adani Khrasi Manipur 104/2011 11-VII 04/17 Maibam Rhoades Maibam Ranjit Manipur 105/2011 11-VII 04/22 Haobam Bidyarani Haobam Bhogindro Manipur 106/2011 11-VII 04/23 Lourembam Nirankumar SinghL Jugindro Singh Manipur 107/2011 11-VII 04/24 Soibam Athoiba Singh Soibam Imoba Singh Manipur 108/2011 11-VII 04/27 Ughade Supriya Prabhakar Prabhakar Maharashtra 109/2011 11-VII 04/35 Walko Priyanka Shivram Shivram Maharashtra 110/2011 11-VIII 02/7 Laishangbam Chanu Sonia L Ibungo Singh Manipur 111/2011 11-VIII 02/2 Khushboo Jethanand LakhaniJethanand H Lakhini Maharashtra 112/2011 11-VIII 02/8 Deepika Karmarkar Sandeep Maharashtra 113/2011 11-VIII 02/9 Aditi Karmarkar Sandeep Maharashtra 114/2011 11-VIII 02/11 Maibam Jotinkumar Singh Maibam Itocha Singh Manipur 115/2011 11-VIII 02/22 Neelam Joshi Kishan Ch Joshi Uttaranchal 116/2011 11-VIII 01/55 Prem Mandel Bhanu Bahadur Mandel Uttaranchal 117/2011 11-VIII 01/57 D Souza Ashwin Ian ThomasD Souza Thomas Maharashtra 118/2011 11-VIII 01/56 Ku Rucha Sanjay Sapkal Sanjay Ramrao Sapkal Maharashtra 119/2011 11-VIII 02/18 Saumya Tiwari Manishankar Maharashtra 120/2011 11-VII 11/13 Niranjan S Keshava Bhat S Karnataka 121/2011 11-VIII 05/28 Akshay Kumar Late Shri Shyampal Goyal Uttaranchal 122/2011 11-VII 05/3 Adhishtha Bharat Parmar Bharat Parmar Maharashtra 123/2011 11-VIII 05/1 Philip Lydia Haba Philip Manipur 124/2011 11-VIII 01/13 Shubham Bisht Mr. Bharat Singh Bisht Uttaranchal 125/2011 11-VIII 01/17 Anil Suthar Toga Ram Rajasthan 126/2011 11-VIII 01/12 Chandak Namrata Santosh Santosh Chandak Maharashtra 127/2011 11-VIII 01/11 Sreejith.S S. Sreekantan Nair Kerala 128/2011 11-VIII 01/10 Shubham Singh Shri Bhupal Singh Uttaranchal 129/2011 11-VIII 01/8 Sonam Pandey N.C Pandey Uttaranchal 130/2011 11-VIII 01/36 Nayak Pooja Bhanuprasad Nayak Bhanuprasad P Maharashtra 131/2011 11-VIII 01/47 Gaurav Kothiyal Satish Kothiyal Uttaranchal 132/2011 11-VIII 01/44 Sonali Sunil Nagtode Sunil P Nagtode Maharashtra 133/2011 11-VIII 01/46 Aparna C.M T Muraleedharan Kerala 134/2011 11-VIII 03/6 Rashmi Gahtori Mr.
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