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V.S. NIKETAN SECONDARY SCHOOL [Under the Management of V.S V.S. NIKETAN SECONDARY SCHOOL [Under the Management of V.S. Education Foundation] Minbhawan, Kathmandu Following students are qualified in the Entrance Exam Held on Saturday i.e. 21 st Ashadh 2076 (Management) Sym. S.N. Name of the Students Previous School School Address Group Shift No. 1 578 Aachintya Kumar A.L.H.E.B.School Jaleshwor, Mahottari B.Stds Mor. 2 710 Aadesh Shrestha Graceland Secondary School Sanga, Kavre C.Sci Mor. 3 VSN Aakash Karki V.S. Niketan Secondary School Thapathali, Kathmandu H.M. Mor. 4 669 Aakriti Lama Good Shepherd School Koteshwor, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 5 VSN Aakriti Maharjan V.S. Niketan Secondary School Thapathali, Kathmandu C.Sci Mor. 6 VSN Aaryak Bashyal V.S. Niketan Secondary School Minbhawan, Kathmandu C.Sci Mor. 7 818 Aaryan Kumar Yadav Evergreen Academy Siraha H.M. Mor. 8 548 Aashan Giri Nepal Police School Sanga, Kavre C.Sci Mor. 9 802 Aashisque Kumar ChaudharyGalaxy Sec. E.B.School Manara, Mahottari C.Sci Mor. 10 VSN Aastha Shrestha V.S. Niketan Secondary School Thapathali, Kathmandu B.Stds Day 11 539 Aayusha Ghimire Green Valley Academy Malapath, Ilam B.Stds Day 12 561 Aayusha Kharel Chanakya Sec. School Chardobato, Bhaktapur B.Stds Mor. 13 644 Abhay Chaudhary City English School Koteshwor, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 14 630 Abhiyan Ranabhat Sainik Awasiya Mahavidyalay Sallaghari, Bhaktapur H.M. Mor. 15 625 Abina Rai Diktel English S.B.School Khotang, Diktel B.Stds Day 16 831 Aditya Kumar Sah Shree Tribhuwan Hunman School Birgunj, Parsa B.Stds Day 17 729 Aishworya Rahapal Arati New Horizon Sec. E.B.School Bengadawar, Dhanusha B.Stds Mor. 18 726 Ajit Kumar Sah White House English Boarding School Mirchaiya, Siraha B.Stds Day 19 702 Alina Khanal Lok Chetana Academy Swargdwari, Pyuthan C.Sci Mor. 20 685 Alina Lamichhane Bridgewater Int'l School Sinamangal, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 21 VSN Alisha Hamal V.S. Niketan Secondary School Minbhawan, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 22 808 Alisha Pokharel Bibhuti Vidya Mandir Bhadrapur, Jhapa B.Stds Day 23 VSN Amisha Aryal V.S. Niketan Secondary School Minbhawan, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 24 VSN Amisha Kumari Sah V.S. Niketan Secondary School Minbhawan, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 25 849 Amit K.C. Apple International School Tinkune, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 26 742 Amit Neupane Rainbow English Sec. School Dadhikot, Bhaktapur B.Stds Mor. 27 893 Amresh Kumar Raut Shree Ram H.S.School Janakpur, Dhanusha B.Stds Day 28 739 Anil Adhikari Awereness Int'ls Academy Shankamool, Kathmandu H.M. Mor. 29 526 Anisha Kumari Gupta Samala Shiksha Niketan Lahan, Siraha C.Sci Mor. 30 908 Anjali Kumari Mother Teresa Public School Janakpur, Dhanusha H.M. Mor. 31 VSN Anjali Shrestha V.S. Niketan Secondary School Thapathali, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 32 815 Anjila Ghising Green Valley Academy Ilam B.Stds Day 33 864 Ankit Giri Shree Janavikash Sec. School Chautara, Sindhupalchowk C.Sci Mor. 34 896 Anuna Neupane Marigold E.B.School Balkot, Bhaktapur B.Stds Mor. 35 698 Anusha Thapa Bal Balika E.Sec. School Suryabinayak, Bhaktapur H.M. Mor. 36 617 Ashim Luitel Gateway Academy Pepsicola, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 37 883 Ayush Bhujel Rockvale Sec. Academy Lalbandi, Sarlahi C.Sci Mor. 38 699 Ayush Devkota Chandanath Higher Sec. School Jumla C.Sci Mor. 39 520 Bhim Bahadur Karki Advanced Learner's Himalayan E.B.SchoolJaleshwor, Mahottari H.M. Mor. 40 VSN Bibek Kapali V.S. Niketan Secondary School Thapathali, Kathmandu C.Sci Mor. 41 VSN Bibhusan Joshi V.S. Niketan Secondary School Thapathali, Kathmandu B.Stds Day 42 661 Bibisha Thapa Shree Kalinjor Sec. School Lalbandi, Sarlahi B.Stds Mor. 43 889 Bicky Thakur New Modern Eng. B. School Jaleshwor, Mahottari B.Stds Day Sym. S.N. Name of the Students Previous School School Address Group Shift No. 44 901 Bikisha Parajuli Shree Bal Shikshya H.S.School Khadichour, Sindhupalchowk H.M. Mor. 45 851 Binisha Dahal Gandhi Adarsha Secondary School Kageshwori, Kathmandu H.M. Mor. 46 884 Binita Lopchan Lord Bright Wisdom Int'ls E.S. Lalbandi, Sarlahi H.M. Mor. 47 866 Binita Rana Magar Chanakya Sec. School Thimi, Bhaktapur H.M. Mor. 48 612 Binod Gyawali Pinnacle Scholars' Academy Kalanki, Kathmandu C.Sci Mor. 49 543 Binod Shrestha Nepal Tara Sec. School Pepsicola, Kathmandu H.M. Mor. 50 751 Bipil Shrestha Greenwich Academy Pepsicola, Kathmandu C.Sci Mor. 51 899 Birat Raut Shree Bal Shikshya H.S.School Khadichour, Sindhupalchowk C.Sci Mor. 52 588 Birendra Kumar Sah Times School Mirchaiya, Siraha B.Stds Mor. 53 Bishal Tamang Shree Golma Devi Sec. School Sindhupalchowk H.M. Mor. 54 VSN Bishal Dahal V.S. Niketan Secondary School Minbhawan, Kathmandu C.Sci Mor. 55 675 Bishal Kumar Chaurasiya Golden Future Sec. School Birgunj, Parsa B.Stds Mor. 56 767 Bishesh Ghimire Monastic Public Eng. School Kadaghari, Kathmandu C.Sci Mor. 57 696 Biswajeet Pal Bernhardth E.B.School Balkhu, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 58 819 Bitu Kumar Sah Shree Juddha Sec. School Gaur, Rautahat B.Stds Day 59 790 Chandan Kumar Mahato Siddhasthali E.B.H.School Kamalamai, Sindhuli B.Stds Mor. 60 728 Deepak Raj Bhatta Babylon National School Shantinagar, Kathmandu H.M. Mor. 61 693 Deepika Karki Bhimeshwor Academy Kadaghari, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 62 813 Denish Lama Gundu English Sec. School Sundarbasti, Bhaktapur C.Sci Mor. 63 613 Devendra Aryal Pinnacle Scholars' Academy Kalanki, Kathmandu C.Sci Mor. 64 740 Devraj karki Awereness Int'ls Academy Shankamool, Kathmandu H.M. Mor. 65 584 Dikshya Roka Gyan Niketan Schoo Shankamool, Kathmandu H.M. Mor. 66 VSN Dilasa Sapkota V.S. Niketan Secondary School Minbhawan, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 67 557 Dilip K.C. Chanakya Sec. School Sanothimi, Bhaktapur B.Stds Mor. 68 869 Dilip Kumar Bista Koteshowr, Saraswoti Ma.Vi. Koteshwor, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 69 645 Dilip Yadav Sunshine Sec. B.School Baneshowr, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 70 775 Dinesh Giri Everest Florida H.S.School Katyayanichowk, Kathmandu H.M. Mor. 71 VSN Dip Darshan Bhattarai V.S. Niketan Secondary School Minbhawan, Kathmandu C.Sci Mor. 72 756 Dipendra Khadka Three Star Academy Budhanilkantha, Kathmandu C.Sci Mor. 73 855 Dipendra Sah Polar Star Sec. E.School Mirchaiya, Siraha B.Stds Day 74 735 Dipsan Shrestha Angel Loard Academy Koteshwor, Kathmandu H.M. Mor. 75 VSN Diwanshu Gangol V.S. Niketan Secondary School Thapathali, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 76 595 Diwash Subedi Gateway Academy Sinamangal, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 77 624 Diya Neupane Modern B.H.S.School Dadhikot, Bhaktapur H.M. Mor. 78 VSN Diya Rajbhandari V.S. Niketan Secondary School Thapathali, Kathmandu C.Sci Mor. 79 754 Durga Acharya Green Global Sec. School Shantibazar, Bardiya C.Sci Mor. 80 777 Echan Karki Namuna Eng. Sec. School Gaighat, Udayapur B.Stds Day 81 686 Enigma Bhusal Sunlight Modern Sec. Eng.School Lamahi, Dang B.Stds Mor. 82 509 Ganga Tumsa Pearl Academy Eng. School Kanepokhari, Morang C.Sci Day 83 551 Gita Gatianjali Little Angels School Hattiban, Lalitpur B.Stds Day 84 525 Guru Prasad Prasai Global Public School Pepsicola, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 85 VSN Hardesh Basnet V.S. Niketan Secondary School Minbhawan, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 86 753 Harshit Dhungel Laligurans Academy Ishworpur, Sarlahi C.Sci Mor. 87 606 Hemant Mandal Daffodils Public School Janakpur, Dhanusha B.Stds Day 88 822 Himanee Bhattarai Amar Kalyan Sec. School Maijogmai, Ilam B.Stds Day 89 811 Indu Kumari Sah Shree Janta Sec. School Simaradhigadhi, Dhanusha B.Stds Day 90 VSN Isha Shakya V.S. Niketan Secondary School Minbhawan, Kathmandu C.Sci Mor. 91 678 Ishu Babu Singh OM Sunrise Eng B.School Lahan, Siraha B.Stds Mor. 92 VSN Jangbu Sherpa V.S. Niketan Secondary School Minbhawan, Kathmandu C.Sci Mor. 93 655 Jeevan Shakya Bright Horizon Children Home S. Chandragiri, Kathmandu C.Sci Mor. 94 894 Jibendra Shah Koshi Vidya Mandir Biratnagar, Morang B.Stds Mor. 95 515 Jitendra Yadav Prabhat S.E.B.School Gaur, Rautahat C.Sci Mor. Sym. S.N. Name of the Students Previous School School Address Group Shift No. 96 766 Kabindar Koirala Monastic Public Eng. School Kageshwori, Kathmandu H.M. Mor. 97 676 Kajal Kumari Chaudhary Shree Bal Govind Janta Sec. School Kablashi, Sarlahi B.Stds Day 98 800 Kapish Prasad Thapaliya Greenwich Academy Pepsicola, Kathmandu H.M. Mor. 99 524 Karuna Gurung Indrawati Public School Kumarigal, Kathmandu B.Stds Day 100 VSN Karuna Shrestha V.S. Niketan Secondary School Minbhawan, Kathmandu C.Sci Mor. 101 565 Keisha Karki Paragon Public School Tilganga, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 102 580 Keshab Kumar Jha Sinha Public School Janakpur, Dhanusha B.Stds Mor. 103 516 Khushi Chhetri Holyland Higher Sec. School Nepalgunj, Banke C.Sci Mor. 104 546 Kishan Hayu New Siddhasthali School Ratmata, Sindhuli B.Stds Mor. 105 Krish Bikram Sah Shree Nepal Rastriya Ma. School Balahiya, Bara C.Sci Mor. 106 914 Krishal Prasad Timalsina Janaki Boarding School Janakpur, Dhanusha H.M. Mor. 107 833 Krishala Mainali Greenwich Academy Pepsicola, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 108 569 Krishana Chandra ChaulagaiinBright Zone Int'l School Nayabasti, Kathmandu H.M. Mor. 109 632 Krishna Bahadur Bista Pioneer's Academy Lamki, Kailali B.Stds Mor. 110 591 Kritan Panta Nepal Mega School Anamnagar, Kathmandu C.Sci Mor. 111 583 Kritika Singh Mount Valley English School Bhaktapur B.Stds Mor. 112 850 Kundan Ray Shree Shukdev H.S.School Jaleshwor, Mahottari B.Stds Mor. 113 714 Kushal Subedi Everest Florida H.S.School Baneshowr, Kathmandu H.M. Mor. 114 772 Kushum Shah Ratna Rajya Sec. School Baneshowr, Kathmandu B.Stds Mor. 115 897 Luja Shrestha Shree Bal Shikshya H.S.School Khadichour, Sindhupalchowk C.Sci Mor. 116 862 Madan Syangtan Shree Chandeshwory Sec.
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