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Merit List of the Rajiv Gandhi University Of HallTicket No. Application ID Selected Region Selected Category School Board Gender SSC GPA Name FatherName School Name School District 1609108493 RNAP16108340 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 SHAIK ALISHA SHAIK ISMA AMEER SAHEB -GOVT MODEL HIGH SCHOOL- (B) RAJAHMUNDRY- EAST GODAVARI 4096982 RNAP16113707 Merit_Alloc OC CBSE F 10 VULLAKULA LAYA V JAGANNADHARAJU KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA N.A.D VISAKHAPATNAM AP VISAKHAPATNAM 1609119774 RNAP16104954 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 MEDEPALLI BHAGYALAKSHMI MEDEPALLI VEERASWAMI Z P HIGH SCHOOL - ANGARA EAST GODAVARI 1618105999 RNAP16104634 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 R THANUJA P RAMA KUMAR Z P H S THAVANAMPALLE CHITTOR 1606131516 RNAP16101516 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 KARANAM SATISH NAIDU KARANAM SANKARA RAO -AP MODEL SCHOOL- PERUMALI- VIZIANAGARAM 1611116667 RNAP16106167 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 NILLA SIVA SRINIVAS NILLA NAGESWARA RAO Z P P HIGH SCHOOL MEENAVALLURU WEST GODAVARI 1608117912 RNAP16104895 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 MEDISETTI ALEKHYA MEDISETTI VEERA VENKATA SATYANARAYANA Z P P H SCHOOL-ARATLAKATTA EAST GODAVARI 4100917 RNAP16112395 Merit_Alloc OC CBSE F 10 K LAHARI K VENKATAPPA RAO KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA NO 2 GUNTUPALLI VIJAYAWADA AP KRISHNA 4100918 RNAP16112382 Merit_Alloc OC CBSE F 10 K LAVANYA K VENKATAPPA RAO KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA NO 2 GUNTUPALLI VIJAYAWADA AP KRISHNA 1615121999 RNAP16104186 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 JAVAPU PAVANI JAVAPU SIMHACHALAM Z P HIGH SCHOOL TADEPALLI- GUNTUR GUNTUR 1609129991 RNAP16105874 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 SADANALA TEJA SADANALA NAGESWARA RAO -Z P HIGH SCHOOL-P GANNAVARAM- EAST GODAVARI 1605107917 RNAP16105828 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 JARAJAPU NAGABABU JARAJAPU NALLAVADU Z P HIGH SCHOOL ALLINAGARAM SRIKAKULAM 4099776 RNAP16112126 Merit_Alloc OC CBSE F 10 SURAGAM VYSHNAVI SURAGAM KISHORE KUMAR KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA EDEPALLI MACHILIPATNAM AP KRISHNA 1611111926 RNAP16105649 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 GOVADA NAGASAI GOVADA VEERAVENKAYYA ZPP HIGH SCHOOL EAST YEDAVALLI K.KOTA WEST GODAVARI 1608120275 RNAP16103177 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 VASAMSETTI SATYA SRI VASAMSETTI KRISHNA -Z.P. HIGH SCHOOL- SIVALA- EAST GODAVARI 1606110080 RNAP16100113 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 ADDAGARLA BHARGAV KUMAR ADDAGARLA SRINUVASA RAO -AP MODEL SCHOOL- BHOGAPURAM- VIZIANAGARAM 1606136978 RNAP16101095 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 POTNURU GANESH POTNURU BANGARI NAIDU Z P HIGH SCHOOL - THONDRANGI VIZIANAGARAM 1609112902 RNAP16108615 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 SHEIK MEHARUNNISHA SHEIK HIMAM -Z P HIGH SCHOOL-KADIYAM- EAST GODAVARI 1608109746 RNAP16112883 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 KARE BEULAH SUKEERTHI ROY KARE SAMSON -Z P HIGH SCHOOL-U KOTHAPALLI- EAST GODAVARI 1608129988 RNAP16107246 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 SANA SWATHI SANA GOVINDU Z P HIGH SCHOOL VIRAVADA PITHAPURAM MDL EAST GODAVARI 1614104175 RNAP16104338 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 BOMMISETTY AAMANI BOMMISETTY MURALI KRISHNA -Z P HIGH SCHOOL- YAZALI- GUNTUR 1631109236 RNAP16111471 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-TS F 10 GOPU SURAKSHA REDDY GOPU AMARENDER REDDY GOVT PRACTISING HIGH SCHOOL HANAMKONDA WARANGAL 1613113211 RNAP16103543 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 GUDURI VENKATA LAKSHMI GUDURI SRINIVASA RAO -Z P HIGH SCHOOL- BHASKARARAO PET- KRISHNA 1609118852 RNAP16106350 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 MOTIPALLI GOWRI SIREESHA MOTIPALLI GOVINDA RAJU Z P GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL DWARAPUDI EAST GODAVARI 1609119781 RNAP16105470 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 ANNAMDEVARA SAI ESWARI ANNAMDEVARA SATYANARAYANA Z P HIGH SCHOOL - TEKI EAST GODAVARI 4095967 RNAP16112526 Merit_Alloc OC CBSE F 10 GUDIVADA ANITHA G LAXMI NARAYANA KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA WALTAIR VISAKHAPATNAM AP VISAKHAPATNAM 1609125570 RNAP16106678 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 KUSUMA MELWIN JOSEPH KUSUMA RAJU -Z P HIGH SCHOOL-KESANAPALLI- EAST GODAVARI 1609127385 RNAP16112216 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 NAGIREDDI MANEESHA NAGIREDDI SURYA NARAYANA MURTHY -Z.P.HIGH SCHOOL- KUNAVARAM- EAST GODAVARI 4103496 RNAP16110195 Merit_Alloc OC CBSE F 10 BADDULA PREITHY B RAMAKRISHNA KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA NALLAPADU GUNTUR AP GUNTUR 4081789 RNAP16116038 Merit_Alloc OC CBSE M 10 RAHUL PRADHAN HARISH CHANDRA PRADHAN KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA GACHIBOWLI HYDERABAD TL RANGA REDDY 4096128 RNAP16111809 Merit_Alloc OC CBSE F 10 T JOTSHNA NAIDU T YERRAMU NAIDU KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA NO 2 SRI VIJAY NGR VIZAG. AP VISAKHAPATNAM 1609118885 RNAP16106045 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 GOONAPU DAKSHAYINI GOONAPU RAMBABU -Z P HIGH SCHOOL-DWARAPUDI- EAST GODAVARI 1609133403 RNAP16113597 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 DANGETI KANAKA MAHA LAKSHMI DANGETI BALA SUBRAHMANYAM -Z P HIGH SCHOOL-CHALLAPALLI- EAST GODAVARI 4107339 RNAP16111557 Merit_Alloc OC CBSE M 10 BELAGAM SAI MANESH BELAGAM RAVI KRISHNA PRASAD KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA ELURU WEST GODAVARI AP WEST GODAVARI 1608110839 RNAP16106144 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 PALIVELA SIVA RAMA KRISHNA PALIVELA YEDUKONDALU Z P P H.S BALABHADRAPURAM EAST GODAVARI 1608112087 RNAP16109125 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 KADIYALA HEMASRI ALLA SAI KADIYALA BANGARABBAI -Z.P. HIGH SCHOOL- KANDREGULA- EAST GODAVARI 4100940 RNAP16111560 Merit_Alloc OC CBSE M 10 PALLI KAMAL TEJA PALLI MUTYALU KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA NO 2 GUNTUPALLI VIJAYAWADA AP KRISHNA 1609137719 RNAP16102924 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 KAMIDI SATYA GAYATRI KAMIDI SRINIVAS -MPL HIGH SCHOOL- AMALAPURAM- EAST GODAVARI 1616131973 RNAP16115790 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 DEEKALA MANOHAR RAJ KUMAR DEEKALA DANIYELU -Z P HIGH SCHOOL- CHILAMAKURU- PRAKASAM 1612102780 RNAP16103376 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 CHINTHALAPUDI SAI SATYA SIVA RAMAKRISHNA CHINTHALAPUDI VENKATA SATYANARAYANA -D S MPL CORP. H S- V PURAM-VIJAYAWADA.- KRISHNA 1616130206 RNAP16105208 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 MADDINENI BHARGAVI MADDINENI KONDAPANAIDU -Z P HIGH SCHOOL- MUPPAVARAM- PRAKASAM 1608116948 RNAP16104479 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 TALATAM VEGESWARARAO TALATAM NAGA VEERABHADRARAO Z P HIGH SCHOOL - KAJULURU EAST GODAVARI 1608119427 RNAP16104785 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 CHOLLANGI JANAKIRAM CHOLLANGI SRINIVASA RAO Z P HIGH SCHOOL - PASALAPUDI EAST GODAVARI 1609138915 RNAP16102447 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 SALADI NAGA RAMYA SALADI SURYA PRAKASA RAO -MPL HIGH SCHOOL- AMALAPURAM- EAST GODAVARI 1639103176 RNAP16111433 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 PAILA NEELIMA PAILA DEMUDU Z P HIGH SCHOOL - ODACHEEPURUPALLI VISAKHAPATNAM 4108704 RNAP16111290 Merit_Alloc OC CBSE F 10 EMANI RATNAVALLI EMANI SRINIVASULU KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA ONGOLE ANDHRA PRADESH PRAKASAM 1606116270 RNAP16103868 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 PENKI ASHOK PENKI RAMU Z P HIGH SCHOOL KOTTAKKI VIZIANAGARAM 1605115580 RNAP16104920 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 MARRI NAVEEN MARRI GOVINDA RAO -A P MODEL SCHOOL- SOMPETA- SRIKAKULAM 1609127386 RNAP16108069 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 CHAPPIDI PUSHPA RAMYA CHAPPIDI VENKATA NARAYANA MURTHY -Z P HIGH SCHOOL-KADALI- EAST GODAVARI 1637132210 RNAP16105433 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-TS F 10 DEVAREDDY UMA GANGABHAVANI DEVAREDDY RAJU -Z.P. HIGH SCHOOL- HIMAYATHNAGAR- RANGA REDDY 1609133369 RNAP16108428 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 KUNAPAREDDY NAGA SAI DURGA BHAVANI KUNAPAREDDY MADANA GOPALA KRISHNA -Z P HIGH SCHOOL-CHALLAPALLI- EAST GODAVARI 1609121566 RNAP16102975 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 PADALA LAKSHMI SIVANI PADALA VENKATESWARA RAO -Z P HIGH SCHOOL-RYALI- EAST GODAVARI 1639112234 RNAP16108751 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 KUNDUM MOUNIKA DURGA KUNDUM SRINIVASA RAO ZP (GIRLS) HIGH SCHOOL PAYAKARAO PETA VISAKHAPATNAM 4102053 RNAP16112844 Merit_Alloc OC CBSE F 10 YALLA MEGHANA Y SANKARA RAO KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA VIZIANAGARAM ANDHRA PRADESH VIZIANAGARAM 1609109201 RNAP16101260 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 DEVARAKONDA BHANU SATYA GOWRI PRASAD DEVARAKONDA APPA RAO -CITY MPL HIGH SCHOOL- RAJAHMUNDRY- EAST GODAVARI 1614142203 RNAP16102066 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 EEDARA NAVYA EEDARA SREEDHAR -Z P HIGH SCHOOL- SAVALYAPURAM- GUNTUR 4096135 RNAP16111226 Merit_Alloc OC CBSE M 10 SAMBANGI BENARJEE S NAGABHUSHANA KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA NO 2 SRI VIJAY NGR VIZAG. AP VISAKHAPATNAM 1616140181 RNAP16105758 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 SHAIK GOUSIA SHAIK ABDUL -GOVT HIGH SCHOOL- KOMAROLE- PRAKASAM 1609132618 RNAP16105760 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 YERRAMSETTI CHAITANYA KUMAR YERRAMSETTI PAPA RAO -Z P HIGH SCHOOL-BHIMANAPALLI- EAST GODAVARI 1608107240 RNAP16105817 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 SUNDARAPALLI POORNA SIVA TEJA SUNDARAPALLI S V PRASAD RAO Z P HIGH SCHOL SARPAVARAM KAKINADA EAST GODAVARI 1611121616 RNAP16106677 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 MASABATTULA SAHITHI MASABATTULA VENKATESWARA RAO Z P P HIGH SCHOOL PRAKASARAOPALEM WEST GODAVARI 1608106678 RNAP16101633 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 PULLA DURGABABU PULLA SATHIBABU Z P HIGH SCHOL SARPAVARAM KAKINADA EAST GODAVARI 1609133038 RNAP16111064 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 SUNDARANEEDI AMBIKA LAKSHMI NAGASAIPRASUNA SUNDARANEEDI DURGA RAO -Z P HIGH SCHOOL-GOLLAVILLI- EAST GODAVARI 1608119087 RNAP16102473 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP F 10 POTHALA SRI LAKSHMI PRASANNA POTHALA SRINIVASA RAO Z P P HIGH SCHOOL PANDALAPAKA EAST GODAVARI 1608111027 RNAP16103274 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-AP M 10 TAMALAMPUDI MANIKANTAREDDY TAMALAMPUDI SUBBAREDDY -Z.P. HIGH SCHOOL- OLD TOWN- ANAPARTHI- EAST GODAVARI 4103545 RNAP16112644 Merit_Alloc OC CBSE F 10 ALA BABY TRIVENI ALA KRISHNAMURTHI KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA NALLAPADU GUNTUR AP GUNTUR 1629124057 RNAP16106200 Merit_Alloc OC BSE-TS M 10 CHAMARAM VIVEKANANDA CHAMARAM GOPALA CHARY -Z P HIGH SCHOOL- POLAKAMPET- NIZAMABAD 4102059 RNAP16113830 Merit_Alloc OC CBSE M 10 CHEKURI RAMACHANDRA RAJU CH A SREENIVASA VARMA KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA VIZIANAGARAM ANDHRA PRADESH VIZIANAGARAM 4088476 RNAP16111171 Merit_Alloc OC CBSE M 10 VEMULAPALLI MOHAN VENKATA SAI V DILIP KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA NO.1 UPPAL HYDERABAD TL RANGA REDDY 1609111694
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