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LSGC Adlahat University Registration No MA-I Serial Registration No LSGC Adlahat University Registration No MA-I Serial Registration No. Name Father Mother Class / Subject 1 403202000421 KM ARTI LAKSHMI KUMAR SUDAMA DEVI M.A. Economics I-Semester 2 403202000392 KM ARTI MAURYA GULAB SINGH CHINTA DEVI M.A. Economics I-Semester 3 403202000442 KM CHANDRAKALA VISHVAKARMA KANHAIYA LAL VISHVAKARMA SHYAMKUMARI DEVI M.A. Economics I-Semester 4 403202000415 KM NEETU KUMARI KRISHNA BIHARI BINDU DEVI M.A. Economics I-Semester 5 403202000433 KM PUJA PATEL PARAMESHWAR SINGH SITABI DEVI M.A. Economics I-Semester 6 403202000443 KM SAPANA MAURYA PARAS NATH SINGH LAKSHMEENA DEVI M.A. Economics I-Semester 7 403202000376 ARCHANA SINGH MUNNA PRASAD SINGH ASHA DEVI M.A. English I-Semester 8 403202000434 KARISHMA MAURYA CHANDRA PRAKASH MAURYA VINDO DEVI M.A. English I-Semester 9 403202000512 KM ANITA PATEL KESH NATH SINGH RAJ KUMARI DEVI M.A. English I-Semester 10 403202000384 KM KANCHAN PREMANATH SEETA DEVI M.A. English I-Semester 11 403202000529 KM MAHIMA SINGH SURESH SINGH RAM DULARI M.A. English I-Semester 12 403202000550 KM NANDINI GUPTA MUNNA GUPTA SHAKUNTALA DEVI M.A. English I-Semester 13 403202000509 KM NIKITA RAY DASHARATH RAY URMILA RAY M.A. English I-Semester 14 403202000399 KM PRIYA VISHWAKARMA TILAKDHARI SUSHAMA DEVI M.A. English I-Semester 15 403202000450 KM RUPA KUMARI BASANT LALA YADAV KISMAT DEVI M.A. English I-Semester 16 403202000418 KM SARITA YADAV SANT RAM YADAV SHANTI DEVI M.A. English I-Semester 17 403202000453 KM SUDHA MAURYA SATYA NARAYAN SUSHILA DEVI M.A. English I-Semester 18 403202000422 KM SUMAN MAURYA UDAY NATH MAURYA GAYATRI DEVI M.A. English I-Semester 19 403202000479 KM SUPRIYA GUPTA AWADHESH KUMAR GUPTA URMILA DEVI M.A. English I-Semester 20 403202000394 KOMAL GUPTA RAJ KUMAR GUPTA ASHA GUPTA M.A. English I-Semester 21 403202000377 KUMARI AKANKSHA YADAV PANNA LAL YADAV PRIYANKA KUMARI M.A. English I-Semester 22 403202000454 KUMARI SHOBHA SHI VINAY PRAKASH PANDEY SHRIMATI UMA DEVI M.A. English I-Semester 23 403202000448 REHANA ISRAR AHAMAD HAKIBOON BEGUM M.A. English I-Semester 24 403202000545 KM ANJALI SINGH RAGHUNATH SINGH USHA DEVI M.A. Geography I-Semester 25 403202000430 KM ANURADHA PATEL SIYARAM LAKSHMINA DEVI M.A. Geography I-Semester 26 403202000425 KM ARATI SUBHASH SINGH ASHA DEVI M.A. Geography I-Semester 27 403202000386 KM ARTI RAMNARESH SINGH LAKSHMINA M.A. Geography I-Semester 28 403202000503 KM CHANDA NAEIM ANSARI AKHATARI BEGUM M.A. Geography I-Semester 29 403202000407 KM CHANDRAVATI DEVI PYARE LAL DHANVANTI DEVI M.A. Geography I-Semester 30 403202000514 KM JYOTI RAMRATAN SINGH MEENA DEVI M.A. Geography I-Semester 31 403202000419 KM KABITA KUSHWAHA CHOTE LAL MAURYA CHANDRA SHILA DEVI M.A. Geography I-Semester 32 403202000390 KM MANJU PATEL MANTA SINGH PUSHPA DEVI M.A. Geography I-Semester 33 403202000388 KM MINU SINGH BALKARAN SINGH PREM LATA M.A. Geography I-Semester 34 403202000396 KM NEHA BANO MAJID KITABUN M.A. Geography I-Semester 35 403202000398 KM NITU SINGH MAHENDRA SINGH CHABBO DEVI M.A. Geography I-Semester 36 403202000547 KM POOJA PAL BHAGIRATH PAL KANTI DEVI M.A. Geography I-Semester 37 403202000416 KM POONAM BHANU PRATAP UMRAVATI DEVI M.A. Geography I-Semester 38 403202000445 KM POONAM DEVI PHOOLCHAND SINGH SITABI DEVI M.A. Geography I-Semester 39 403202000393 KM PRITAM GUPTA JOKHAN RAM SHASHI KALA M.A. Geography I-Semester 40 403202000383 KM PRIYA PATEL RAJENDRA MADHURI DEVI M.A. Geography I-Semester 41 403202000481 KM PRIYANKA PATEL CHHOTE LAL SAVITA DEVI M.A. Geography I-Semester 42 403202000475 KM PUNAM SINGH MANOHAR SINGH MANJU DEVI M.A. Geography I-Semester 43 403202000451 KM PUSHPA SINGH RAM MURAT SINGH URMILA DEVI M.A. Geography I-Semester 44 403202000408 KM RUBINA MUMTAJ ALI NOORJAHAN BEGUM M.A. Geography I-Semester 45 403202000395 KM SHASHI BALA VIMALESH KUMAR SITA DEVI M.A. Geography I-Semester 46 403202000411 KM SHASHI KALA PATEL SUBHASH CHANDRA SINGH MALTI DEVI M.A. Geography I-Semester 47 403202000410 KM SHASHIBALA RAMSEWAK SAVITRI M.A. Geography I-Semester 48 403202000548 KM SUNITA DEVI NARAD YADAV SUSHILA DEVI M.A. Geography I-Semester 49 403202000406 SARITA PATEL RAJENDRA PRASAD PATEL SHANTI DEVI M.A. Geography I-Semester 50 403202000491 KM RITU PATEL NAND LAL SINGH SHANTI DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 51 403202000505 ANJANA SINGH YADAV AKHILESH KUMAR YADAV MANJU DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 52 403202000423 KIRAN KUMARI MUNNA LAL ANITA DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 53 403202000482 KM ANITA DEVI SHIV RAM SHARMA MUNNI DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 54 403202000476 KM ANITA PATEL PYARE LAL BABOO DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 55 403202000429 KM ANJU RAJARAM YADAV MALATI DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 56 403202000494 KM ARCHANA DEVI RAM VRIKSHA AMITA DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 57 403202000522 KM BABY KRIPA SHANKAR PRABHAWATI DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 58 403202000405 KM CHADANI KUMARI RAM PRATAP NAGEENA DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 59 403202000444 KM FATAMA BANO GULAM RASOOL MADEENA BEGAM M.A. Hindi I-Semester 60 403202000439 KM JULI KUMARI BECHAI VISHWAKARMA TARA DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 61 403202000524 KM MALA KUMARI LALLAN URMILA DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 62 403202000452 KM MAMATA PAL CHAMARU PAL CHANDA DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 63 403202000483 KM MONI RAMBACHAN PATEL MANTI DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 64 403202000426 KM NEHA VISHWAKARMA RAJESH VISHWAKARMA CHANDRASHILA DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 65 403202000436 KM NIKITA TIWARI GYANDEV TIWARI PUSHPA TIWARI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 66 403202000496 KM NIKKI SABULAL KRISHNAWATI DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 67 403202000551 KM NITU RAMJIYAVAN NAURANGI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 68 403202000427 KM NITU VISHWAKARMA ATMA PRASAD SAVITRI DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 69 403202000455 KM POOJA KUMARI DOODH NATH GITA DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 70 403202000409 KM POOJA MAURYA KANHAIYA LAL MAURYA SANGEETA DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 71 403202000519 KM POONAM GUPTA RAMKUWAR GUPTA CHINTA DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 72 403202000413 KM PREETI GUPTA LALLAN GUPTA VITTAN M.A. Hindi I-Semester 73 403202000431 KM PRITI KUMARI NANDU PRASAD REKHA DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 74 403202000447 KM PRIYANKA NAND KISHOR ASHA DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 75 403202000381 KM RESHMA TIWARI GAJANAND TIWARI VINDU M.A. Hindi I-Semester 76 403202000474 KM RINA RAM SAKAL GUPTA SUMAN DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 77 403202000549 KM RINKA PATEL RAJENDRA PRASAD INDU DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 78 403202000521 KM RISHMA YADAV RAM KUMAR YADAV REENA DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 79 403202000501 KM SADHANA PATEL RAM SUNDAR PATEL TETARA DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 80 403202000518 KM SARITA KUMARI MANOHAR BASMATI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 81 403202000488 KM SARITA PATEL KASHI NATH PATEL URMILA DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 82 403202000515 KM SEEMA PATEL PANNALAL PATEL PRABHAWATI DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 83 403202000508 KM SHREYA VISHWAKARMA SHYAMA VISHWAKARMA INDO DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 84 403202000492 KM SONEE KUMARI SIJAEE NIRMALA DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 85 403202000438 KM SONI KUMARI MUNNA LAL RAGINI DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 86 403202000513 KM SONI KUMARI BUDDHA RAM CHIRAVAJI DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 87 403202000432 KM SUSHAMA KUMARI NANDKISHOR PRASAD NIRMALA DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 88 403202000497 KM VAISHANAVI DIXIT RAJESH PRASAD DIXIT KANCHAN DIXIT M.A. Hindi I-Semester 89 403202000420 KM VANDANA PAL BECHAN PAL KRISHNAWATI DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 90 403202000500 MAYURI SURENDRA SINGH NIRMALA DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 91 403202000507 RESHALAT SHAUKAT ALI JAIBUNNISHA M.A. Hindi I-Semester 92 403202000457 SUNITA SIYARAM TARA DEVI M.A. Hindi I-Semester 93 403202000472 KM SANGITA KUMARI YADAV DUDHNATH YADAV SHYAM DULARI DEVI M.A. Home Science (Child Development) I-Semester 94 403202000461 ANCHAL SINGH SUVASH CHANDRA SINGH SARITA DEVI M.A. Home Science (Child Development) I-Semester 95 403202000499 ARCHANA KUMARI SUBHASH CHANDRA MAURYA GANGAJALI DEVI M.A. Home Science (Child Development) I-Semester 96 403202000537 BABITA YADAV CHHOTE LAL YADAV ASHA DEVI M.A. Home Science (Child Development) I-Semester 97 403202000544 BHAVANA GUPTA CHAUDHARI GUPTA NITU GUPTA M.A. Home Science (Child Development) I-Semester 98 403202000536 GAYATRI CHANDRASHEKHAR YUGASHAKTI DEVI M.A. Home Science (Child Development) I-Semester 99 403202000486 KM ABHA YADAV RAJESH YADAV MADHURI DEVI M.A. Home Science (Child Development) I-Semester 100 403202000490 KM ACHALA SATISH CHANDRA VISHWAKARMA PUSHPA DEVI M.A. Home Science (Child Development) I-Semester 101 403202000478 KM AMEESHA PATEL SURENDRA PRASAD SINGH MANJU DEVI M.A. Home Science (Child Development) I-Semester 102 403202000473 KM ANJALI MAHENDRA SINGH REKHA DEVI M.A. Home Science (Child Development) I-Semester 103 403202000468 KM ANJANI RAM SAKHI BASAMATI M.A. Home Science (Child Development) I-Semester 104 403202000527 KM DIBYA KUMARI DILEEP KUMAR JANAKI DEVI M.A. Home Science (Child Development) I-Semester 105 403202000534 KM DIVYA KUMARI RAVINDRA JAISAWAL RAMA DEVI M.A. Home Science (Child Development) I-Semester 106 403202000489 KM FARAJANA BANO VAJIR ALI SHAKINA BEGUM M.A. Home Science (Child Development) I-Semester 107 403202000538 KM GUNJAN SHUKLA VINOD KUMAR SHUKLA TARA DEVI M.A. Home Science (Child Development) I-Semester 108 403202000458 KM MEERA LAL BARAT PHOOLJHARI M.A. Home Science (Child Development) I-Semester 109 403202000465 KM NIRAMA RAJENDRA KUMAR HIRAWATI DEVI M.A. Home Science (Child Development) I-Semester 110 403202000525 KM NISHA BHARATI VINOD KUMAR HEMA DEVI M.A. Home Science (Child Development) I-Semester 111 403202000526 KM POOJA PYARE LAL ASHA DEVI M.A. Home Science (Child Development) I-Semester 112 403202000546 KM PRIYA SINGH RAM PYARE LAL PRABHAWATI DEVI M.A.
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