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00224Notice 10212019.Pdf District-Gorakhpur, College Name-MADAN MOHAN MALAVIYA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, GORAKHPUR, Postmatric 2019-20 (Fresh) ALL Application For Session 2019-20 as on 18- 10-2019 Serial No.Registration No Name Father Name Date Of Birth Caste Course Course Branch YearType Student TypeClaim FeesStatus 1 580380501901323 AASHISH KUMAR MISHRA RAVI PRAKASH MISHRA 21/01/2001 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Electrical1 Regular EngineeringD/s 80900 ) Forwd 2 580380501901096 AASTHA SHUKLA RANG NATH SHUKLA 12/04/1999 GEN M.SC M.Sc. in Mathematics and1 ComputingRegular D/s 41900 Forwd 3 580380501901048 AAYUSH SRIVASTAV JAI SHANKAR LAL SRIVASTAV 14/12/1999 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Electrical1 Regular EngineeringD/s 80900 ) Forwd 4 580380501900555 ABHAY RAJ SINGH SURYA PRATAP SINGH 02/04/2000 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical1 Regular Engineering)Host 25900 Forwd 5 580380501900038 ABHIJEET KUMAR SINGH RAJEEV RANJAN SINGH 01/03/1998 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Computer3 Regular ScienceHost &80900 Engineering)Forwd 6 580380501900942 ABHINAV PRAKASH PANDEY GIRISH CHANDRA PANDEY 27/07/2000 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Electrical1 Regular EngineeringHost 25900 ) Forwd 7 580380501900314 ABHINAY SINGH UDAY PRATAP SINGH 25/08/1997 GEN MCA Master in Computer Applications1 Regular D/s 55900 Forwd 8 580380501901425 ABHISHEK MISHRA GYANENDRA DHAR MISHRA 10/10/1998 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Electranics2 Regular &D/s Communication)90000 Forwd 9 580380501900571 ABHISHEK PANDEY RAKESH PANDEY 29/01/2001 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Computer2 Regular ScienceHost &79200 Engineering)Forwd 10 580380501900117 ABHISHEK SINGH ARUN KUMAR SINGH 10/03/2001 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Electrical1 Regular EngineeringD/s 80900 ) Forwd 11 580380501901027 ABHISHEK UPADHYAY NARENDRA KUMAR UPADHYAY 10/02/2001 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical1 Regular Engineering)Host 80900 Forwd 12 580380501900558 ABHYUDAY PRATAP SINGH DIWAKAR SINGH 29/07/2001 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Civil1 Regular Engineering)Host 80900 Forwd 13 580380501901079 ADARSH DUBEY ASHOK DUBEY 21/02/2001 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Information1 Regular Technology)D/s 80900 Forwd 14 580380501901368 ADARSH TIWARI RATAN SHANKER TIWARI 05/02/2001 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Computer1 Regular ScienceHost &80900 Engineering)Forwd 15 580380501900113 ADITYA KUMAR AGRAHARI BRAHMCHAR AGRAHARI 09/07/1992 GEN M. Tech M.Tech(Communication 1Engineering)Regular D/s 65900 Forwd 16 580380501900628 ADITYA KUMAR DUBEY KRISHNA KUMAR DUBEY 10/07/1996 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Computer2 Regular ScienceD/s &79200 Engineering)Forwd 17 580380501900485 ADITYA KUMAR MISHRA UTTAM KUMAR MISHRA 10/07/1998 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical2 Regular Engineering)Host 79200 Forwd 18 580380501901129 ADITYA PANDEY ANAND KUMAR PANDEY 06/04/2002 GEN BBA Bachelor of Business Administration1 Regular D/s 65900 Forwd 19 580380501900822 ADITYA PRASAD DWIVEDI V K DWIVEDI 10/02/1998 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Electrical3 Regular EngineeringHost 79200 ) Forwd 20 580380501901409 ADITYA SRIVASTAV UDAY SHANKAR SRIVASTAV 20/01/2002 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Electranics1 Regular &D/s Communication)80900 Forwd 21 580380501900301 AKANSHA SAXENA SANJEEV SAXENA 06/07/2000 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Computer1 Regular ScienceHost &80900 Engineering)Forwd 22 580380501900295 AKASH GUPTA BECHAN LAL GUPTA 04/05/2002 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Electrical1 Regular EngineeringHost 80900 ) Forwd 23 580380501901398 AKASH SHARMA BHASKAR 27/11/2000 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Computer1 Regular ScienceHost &80900 Engineering)Forwd 24 580380501900046 AKSHATA AGARWAL ANAND KUMAR AGARWAL 19/01/1999 GEN M.B.A. Master of Business Administration 1 Regular D/s 85900 Forwd 25 580380501901259 AKSHAY BHARDWAJ DHARMPAL SINGH 15/07/1998 GEN MCA Master in Computer Applications1 Regular Host 55900 Forwd 26 580380501900333 ALISHA SINGH VIVEK SINGH 09/09/2000 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Information1 Regular Technology)Host 80900 Forwd 27 580380501900518 ALOK KUMAR CHAUBEY ANIL KUMAR CHAUBEY 10/11/1997 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Electranics2 Regular &D/s Communication)79200 Forwd 28 580380501901496 ALOK PANDEY MADHUSUDAN PANDEY 04/07/2000 GEN B.TECH/B.E.B.Tech (Chemical Engg Specialization2 Regular D/sin Sugar79200 and AlcohalForwd Tech) 29 580380501900577 ALOK PANDEY ANIL KUMAR PANDEY 15/08/2001 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Information1 Regular Technology)Host 80900 Forwd 30 580380501900844 ALOK TRIPATHI RAJ NARAYAN TRIPATHI 13/10/2002 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Information1 Regular Technology)Host 80900 Forwd 31 580380501900837 AMAN DWIVEDI MR. RAJ KUMAR DWIVEDI 02/10/2001 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Computer1 Regular ScienceHost &80900 Engineering)Forwd 32 580380501900586 AMAN KUMAR GUPTA ARUN KUMAR GUPTA 29/01/1997 GEN MCA Master in Computer Applications1 Regular Host 55900 Forwd 33 580380501900967 AMAN KUMAR SINGH AJEET KUMAR SINGH 31/07/2001 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical1 Regular Engineering)Host 80900 Forwd 34 580380501901253 AMAN SHAHI KAILASH SHAHI 30/09/2000 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Computer2 Regular ScienceHost &24200 Engineering)Forwd 35 580380501901057 AMIT TRIPATHI VIMLESH TRIPATHI 16/01/2001 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Chemical1 Regular Engineering)D/s 80900 Forwd 36 580380501901272 AMRITANSH CHATURVEDI VINAY KUMAR CHATURVEDI 20/09/2002 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical1 Regular Engineering)D/s 80900 Forwd 37 580380501900611 ANAMIKA RAI VINAY RAI 02/07/1996 GEN M. Tech M.Tech(Instrumentation and1 control)Regular Host 65900 Forwd 38 580380501901092 ANAND KUMAR RAJ KUMAR DUBEY 12/08/1997 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Civil2 Regular Engineering)D/s 79200 Forwd 39 580380501901357 ANAND SINGH JANARDAN SINGH 13/08/1999 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Electranics2 Regular &Host Communication)79200 Forwd 40 580380501900063 ANDRI DINESH KUMAR GUPTA 05/03/1998 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Electranics4 Regular &Host Communication)26000 Forwd 41 580380501900814 ANIKET MISHRA HARI MOHAN MISHRA 21/07/2001 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical2 Regular Engineering)Host 79200 Forwd 42 580380501900724 ANIVESH ANAND SINGH ANAND KUMAR SINGH 25/05/2000 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Electranics1 Regular &Host Communication)80900 Forwd 43 580380501900584 ANJALI GUPTA LAL CHANDRA KESARWANI 22/07/1998 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical3 Regular Engineering)Host 80900 Forwd 44 580380501900492 ANKIT DUBEY SANJAY DUBEY 06/07/2000 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Civil2 Regular Engineering)Host 79200 Forwd 45 580380501900006 ANKIT KUMAR TIWARI SANJAY TIWARI 09/04/2000 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Electranics2 Regular &Host Communication)79200 Forwd 46 580380501900682 ANKIT TIWARI VED PRAKASH TIWARI 28/03/2000 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Electrical1 Regular EngineeringHost 80900 ) Forwd 47 580380501901492 ANKITA TRIPATHI AVINASH TRIPATHI 01/12/1995 GEN M.B.A. Master of Business Administration 1 Regular D/s 89500 Forwd 48 580380501900977 ANKUR SHAHI RAJESH KUMAR SHAHI 12/11/2000 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Electranics1 Regular &Host Communication)80900 Forwd 49 580380501900772 ANMOL CHATURVEDI PRAKASH CHANDRA CHATURVEDI 26/08/2000 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Chemical1 Regular Engineering)Host 80900 Forwd 50 580380501901074 ANSHIKA SRIVASTAVA ANIL SRIVASTAVA 10/10/2001 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Electrical2 Regular EngineeringD/s 79200 ) Forwd 51 580380501901476 ANUJ KUMAR GUPTA ASHOK KUMAR GUPTA 02/02/1996 GEN MCA Master in Computer Applications1 Regular Host 55900 Forwd 52 580380501900462 ANUPRIYA SHARMA ANURAG SHARMA 15/09/2000 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Computer1 Regular ScienceHost &80900 Engineering)Forwd 53 580380501900792 ANURAG SRIVASTAV RAJAN SRIVASTAV 05/07/2002 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Chemical1 Regular Engineering)D/s 80900 Forwd 54 580380501900876 ANURAG TRIPATHI KRISHAN GOPAL TRIPATHI 15/07/2000 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Civil2 Regular Engineering)D/s 79200 Forwd 55 580380501900097 ANURANJAN SRIVASTAVA SHASHIKANT SRIVASTAVA 21/03/2002 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Computer2 Regular ScienceHost &24200 Engineering)Forwd 56 580380501900351 APOORV DIXIT SATISH DIXIT 28/08/2001 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Information1 Regular Technology)Host 80900 Forwd 57 580380501901327 APOORVA DWIVEDI ASHOK KUMAR DWIVEDI 05/03/2000 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Computer1 Regular ScienceHost &80900 Engineering)Forwd 58 580380501900327 ARADHYA TRIPATHI ANJANI NANDAN TRIPATHI 11/07/2000 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Computer1 Regular ScienceD/s &80900 Engineering)Forwd 59 580380501901025 ARPIT AGRAHARI BHAGAWAN DAS AGRAHARI 06/10/2000 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Electrical1 Regular EngineeringHost 80900 ) Forwd 60 580380501900996 ARUNIMA SINGH PREM SINGH 03/05/1996 GEN M. Tech M.Tech (Digital System)1 Regular D/s 65900 Forwd 61 580380501900039 ARUNISH GAUTAM ASHOK KUMAR RAI 04/01/1999 GEN MCA Master in Computer Applications1 Regular Host 55900 Forwd 62 580380501900930 ARYAN BARANWAL MATA PRASAD BARANWAL 14/12/2001 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Civil1 Regular Engineering)Host 80900 Forwd 63 580380501900234 ASEEM BARANWAL ARUN KUMAR BARANWAL 23/10/2000 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Computer3 Regular ScienceHost &79200 Engineering)Forwd 64 580380501900077 ASHIT GUPTA SANJEEV KUMAR GUPTA 02/11/1999 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Civil2 Regular Engineering)Host 79200 Forwd 65 580380501901375 ASHUTOSH CHATURVEDI UMESH CHANDRA CHATURVEDI 08/04/2002 GEN B.TECH/B.E.B.Tech (Chemical Engg Specialization2 Regular Hostin Sugar79200 and AlcohalForwd Tech) 66 580380501900347 ASHUTOSH KUMAR MISHRA PRAMOD KUMAR MISHRA 13/06/2000 GEN B.TECH/B.E.Bachelor of Technology (Electranics2 Regular &D/s Communication)79200 Forwd 67 580380501900759 ASHUTOSH MISHRA SHIVA KUMAR MISHRA 06/04/1999 GEN M.SC M.Sc.
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