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B. Com Admission 2021 First Merit List SMT.L.R.T. COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, AKOLA FIRST MERIT LIST OF B.COM-I (2021-2022) CATEGORY- OPEN GENRAL LIST (Grant) Admission dt/ Time: -08/09/2021 10.00 am. To 2.30 pm Merit Sticker No. Student Name Category Percentage List No. 1 206-10169 RAMIT GOVIND SODDHA OPEN 100 2 206-10025 VANSHITA RAVINDRA SEDANI OPEN 98.67 3 206-11462 RADHIKA LALIT AGRAWAL OPEN 98.33 4 206-10645 MITALI KIRTIKUMAR BHARUKA OPEN 97.67 5 206-11613 DISHA RAJESH HARCHANDANI OPEN 97.67 6 206-11541 OMKAR SURYAKANT JOSHI OPEN 97.33 7 206-10166 KASHISH PAVANKUMAR AGRAWAL OPEN 96.83 8 206-10399 DEVEN ANAND RATHI OPEN 96.83 9 206-10035 PAURAVI SANTOSH SANGUNWEDHE OBC 96.67 10 206-10847 ADITYA SANTOSH BIYANI OPEN 96.67 11 206-11223 PALAK NARESH MANTRI OPEN 96.67 12 206-11238 CHAITANYA RAVINDRA KELA OPEN 96.67 13 206-11314 ANUSHREE OMPRAKASH MUNDHADA OPEN 96.67 14 206-11583 BHUSHAN SANJAY TAWARI OPEN 96.67 15 206-10870 RITIKA VISHNU MALL OPEN 96.17 16 206-10124 DIVYA RAJESH TALE OBC 96.17 17 206-10218 SURENDRA SAHADEO HINGANE OBC 96.17 18 206-10848 RAM DINESH TELA OPEN 96 19 206-10644 NANCY SANJAY SARANI OPEN 96 20 206-10441 NIRANJAN SANDIP DESHMUKH OPEN 96 21 206-11567 VAISHNAVI RAHUL SOMANI OPEN 96 22 206-11569 SHRUSHTI SANJAY HEDA OPEN 96 23 206-11754 SAHIL TAJ MALLICK OPEN 96 24 206-10085 BHAVIKA PURSHOTTAM NIMODIYA OPEN 96 25 206-11268 KOMAL VIJAY MANTRI OPEN 95.83 26 206-11461 SIYA NAWALKISHOR TAWARI OPEN 95.83 27 206-11482 VEDSHREE RUPESH LADE OBC 95.83 28 206-10671 RAM KAMALKISHOR RATHI OPEN 95.67 29 206-10198 LAVESH ANIL KESWANI OPEN 95.67 30 206-11050 ADITI VIJAY BHANDURGE OBC 95.67 31 206-11056 HARSH AMIT KOTAK OPEN 95.67 32 206-11137 PAWAN MANOJ JOSHI OPEN 95.67 33 206-11673 ANUSHREE YOGESH MUNDHADA OPEN 95.67 34 206-10157 RISHABH GIRDHAR AGRAWAL OPEN 95.5 35 206-10012 VISHAKHA MANOJ CHANDAK OPEN 95.33 36 206-10346 TANVI NITIN DANDAKWAR OBC 95.33 37 206-11658 BHUSHAN GAJANAN BHATKAR OBC 95.33 38 206-10892 HARSHITA BHIKAMCHAND TAWARI OPEN 95.17 39 206-10585 SIDDHI RAHUL CHAWARE OPEN 95.17 40 206-10256 ABHIJEET SUBHASH HIWRALE SC 95 41 206-10196 TEJASWINI MANGESH MAKODE SC 95 42 206-10605 SUMIT VIJAYKUMAR AGRAWAL EWS 94.83 43 206-11759 VAISHNAVI SANJAY LAHOTI OPEN 94.83 44 206-11356 KAUSHIK MANOJ AGRAWAL OPEN 94.83 45 206-11253 SOHAM NITIN SATAV OBC 94.67 46 206-11753 RONAK RAMESH RATHI OPEN 94.67 47 206-11710 DEVANSHU HARISH GUPTA OPEN 94.5 48 206-11332 PRANJAL OMPRAKASH BHUTADA OPEN 94.5 49 206-10707 SAKSHEE SARANGDHAR AKHARE OBC 94.33 50 206-10415 KHUSHI DHIRAJ BANG OPEN 94.33 51 206-10263 RUTUJA VASANTA SHIVPUJE OBC 94.17 52 206-10178 BHUVAN LALIT SEDANI OPEN 94.17 53 206-10474 VAISHNAVI GANESH DESHMUKH OBC 94.17 54 206-11394 SHUBHAM MANDAR BARVE OPEN 94 55 206-10189 PRATIK SATISH JAISWAL OBC 93.83 56 206-10147 SHWETA PRASHANT DHONDSE OPEN 93.83 57 206-10348 CHIRAG GIRISH TOSHNIWAL OPEN 93.83 58 206-10329 GAYATRI SHRIKRUSHNA DANGE OBC 93.83 59 206-11582 KAUSHAL OMPRAKASH CHANDAK OPEN 93.83 60 206-10051 SAKET RAJESH CHANDAK OPEN 93.67 61 206-11726 JANHVI MAHENDRA WADHONKAR OBC 93.67 62 206-11012 SAMARTH RAJESH SHRIVASTAVA OPEN 93.5 63 206-10322 VAISHNAVI UMESH GUJARATHI OPEN 93.5 64 206-11213 SANKET PRASHANTRAO RODE OBC 93.5 65 206-10713 FATEMA IBRAHIM GANDHI OBC 93.33 66 206-10897 BHAVANA RAJESH MANKAR OBC 93.33 67 206-10872 KALYANI PRADIP SHINDE OBC 93.33 68 206-10852 ARYA SANDEEP BAJAJ OPEN 93.33 69 206-10885 VARUN MANOHAR BHATIA EWS 93.17 70 206-10442 DIPAK SANTOSH MOREY OBC 93.17 71 206-10685 MRUNAL SHAILESH APRAJIT OPEN 93.17 72 206-10398 SANJIVANI MANOHAR FUKE OBC 93.17 73 206-10082 SAKSHI PRAKASH KHARAT NTC 93.17 74 206-10096 YASH RAJU MUNJE OBC 93.17 75 206-11763 DHEERAJ MANISH OZA OPEN 93.17 76 206-10349 SHAILESH VITTHAL DHOTE OBC 93 77 206-11614 RAKHI CHANDRAPAL RAJPAL OPEN 93 78 206-11566 PAVAN DILIPSINGH GAUTAM EWS 93 79 206-10404 SOMESH RAJESH MISHRA OPEN 92.83 80 206-10842 PRAJAKTA PRAKASH CHINCHOLKAR OBC 92.83 81 206-10828 VIDHI SANJAY ADATIYA OPEN 92.83 82 206-11003 NEHA MAHESHKUMAR KASHELANI OPEN 92.83 83 206-11258 SHRUTI PURUSHOTTAM TAWARI OPEN 92.83 84 206-10331 RUDRA PAVAN DHANUKA OPEN 92.67 85 206-10098 VAISHNAVI ANIL SURADKAR OPEN 92.67 86 206-11298 SAKSHI RAJESH AGARKAR OBC 92.67 87 206-11403 MINAKSHI JITENDRA AGRAWAL OPEN 92.67 88 206-11447 AISHWARYA VIPIN GOENKA OPEN 92.67 89 206-11449 PRACHI SANJAY AGRAWAL OPEN 92.67 90 206-11814 KAVISH DEEPAK LATHIYA OPEN 92.67 91 206-10525 NUTAN RAJENDRA MALOKAR OBC 92.5 92 206-11568 DISHA RAJESH HAGWANE OBC 92.5 93 206-11393 YASH GAJANAN GANJARE OBC 92.5 94 206-11353 KRUSHNA MANOJ LADDHA OPEN 92.5 95 206-10622 KETKI SANJAY TAGREKAR ST 92.33 96 206-10768 DIPAK RAJESH AMBUSKAR OBC 92.33 97 206-10114 DISHA NARESH CHAUDHARI OPEN 92.33 98 206-10120 ATHARVA GANESH TAYADE OBC 92.33 99 206-10293 SHRADDHA ANIL HADOLE OBC 92.33 100 206-10253 SAKSHI PRAVIN SARBHUKAN OBC 92.33 SMT.L.R.T. COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, AKOLA FIRST MERIT LIST OF B.COM-I (2021-2022) CATEGORY- OPEN GENRAL LIST (Grant) Admission dt/ Time: -08/09/2021 10.00 am. To 2.30 pm Merit Sticker No. Student Name Category Percentage List No. 101 206-11274 PRANAY RAVINDRA AGRAWAL OPEN 92.33 102 206-10107 PRATIK SADASHIV TALE OBC 92.17 103 206-11217 CHANCHAL RAJESH AGRAWAL OPEN 92.17 104 206-11336 VINAY SAMADHAN VYAWHARE OBC 92.17 105 206-11722 OM PRAVIN FULUMBRIKAR OBC 92.17 106 206-11808 PRANAV PRABHAKAR DEWAR OBC 92.17 107 206-10860 GAYATRI GAJANAN MASANE OBC 92 108 206-10527 RITESH DNYANDEV RAUT OBC 92 109 206-11041 GAURAV JAYPRAKASH TAWRI OPEN 92 110 206-11712 MUKUL MANOJ SARASWAT OPEN 92 111 206-10516 POOJA MANOJ BAJAJ OPEN 91.83 112 206-10302 SEJAL NAVIN JAIN OPEN 91.83 113 206-10360 POOJA MANOJ BAJAJ OPEN 91.83 114 206-10342 CHETAN GOPAL BHATTAD OPEN 91.67 115 206-10364 SHRUTI HARIHAR TAMBADE NTC 91.67 116 206-10251 RAM GANESH RAUT OBC 91.67 117 206-10726 SHREYA PRAKASH RATHI OPEN 91.67 118 206-11723 SNEHA SURENDRA MANKAR OBC 91.67 119 206-11823 ADITYA RAJKUMAR BARDIYA OBC 91.67 120 206-10691 GAYATRI BABURAO KHARATE OPEN 91.5 121 206-10877 PRAGATI SHIVLAL WADHOKAR OBC 91.5 122 206-10552 SHRUTI RAVINDRA SUNAT OBC 91.5 123 206-10466 DIKSHA KIRAN FARSE OPEN 91.5 124 206-10270 SHUBHAM NAMDEO THOMBARE OBC 91.5 125 206-11760 KARTIK MANOJ BOBADE OBC 91.5 126 206-11724 HARSH CHANDRAHAS BANNATWALE OPEN 91.5 127 206-11661 VALLABHI SHARAD SHETH OPEN 91.5 128 206-11538 PALLAVI DHARMENDRA VERMA OBC 91.5 129 206-11500 ANIRUDDHA AJAY KAWARE OBC 91.5 130 206-11660 SANDEEP ROHITAS CHOUDHARY OBC 91.38 131 206-10312 ADITYA MANOJ PANPALIYA OPEN 91.33 132 206-10461 SACHIN MADAN SAWAKE OBC 91.33 133 206-11574 BHAIRAVI BHASKAR DESHPANDE OPEN 91.33 134 206-11349 KHUSHI SANDIP AGRAWAL OPEN 91.33 135 206-11401 DHRUMIL BHAVESH KHILOSIYA OPEN 91.33 136 206-10117 GAYATRI KAILAS INGOLE OBC 91.17 137 206-11373 SAURABH ASHOK PAGULAVE OBC 91.17 138 206-11696 RUTUJA VIJAY RAUT OBC 91.17 139 206-10031 VAISHNAVI HEMANT THAKARE OPEN 91 140 206-10443 ANUP PRASHANT KANKALE OBC 91 141 206-10507 PRANALI ASHOK PRANJALE OBC 91 142 206-10850 RUSHIKESH ATUL DHORAN OPEN 91 143 206-10836 VAISHNAVI HEMANT THAKARE OPEN 91 144 206-10743 VISHAKHA HARISH KASHELANI OPEN 90.83 145 206-10133 AYUSH AJAY PADIYA OPEN 90.83 146 206-11040 SIDDHASHREE MADAN PATEL OPEN 90.83 147 206-11368 SACHIN RAJU BHAMADRE NTB 90.83 148 206-10141 KHUSHI SHAILENDRA AGRAWAL OPEN 90.67 149 206-10246 RENUKA SHANKAR CHOPADE OBC 90.67 150 206-10678 SHRADDHA MANOHAR KARALE OBC 90.67 151 206-11178 SAKSHI DEVENDRA KOTHARI OPEN 90.67 152 206-11674 SIMRAN VINOD PANJWANI OPEN 90.67 153 206-10686 SIDAHARRT SACHIN KHATOD OPEN 90.5 154 206-10513 VAISHNAVI PRAKASH GOKTE OBC 90.5 155 206-10851 NEHA VINOD KALE OPEN 90.5 156 206-10252 KARTIK DHANANJAY DESHPANDE EWS 90.5 157 206-10192 NAHUSH NIRAJ GHUDE OPEN 90.5 158 206-11316 URVI ASHISH MALVIYA OPEN 90.5 159 206-10205 SARTHAK NARESH KAWALE OPEN 90.33 UMARA SHUMAYAM ANSAR AHMED 160 206-10297 OPEN 90.33 SHAIKH 161 206-10587 GOPALKRISHNA DINESHKUMAR BHALA OPEN 90.33 162 206-11013 TANYA RAJESH SANTANI OPEN 90.33 163 206-11367 HARSHADA GOVINDKUMAR BHUTADA OPEN 90.33 164 206-10470 ROSHNI DINESH BAJAJ OPEN 90.17 165 206-10337 MUSKAN HARISH SHARMA OPEN 90.17 166 206-11657 RADHIKA MILIND GITE OPEN 90 167 206-10879 HARSHVI MANOJ PAREKH OPEN 89.83 168 206-11559 ABHISHEK RAJESH BANG OPEN 89.83 169 206-10528 RAGHAV RAVINDRA DESHPANDE OPEN 89.67 170 206-10135 SHUBHAM DAULAT SADRANI OPEN 89.67 171 206-10351 RAM ANILKUMAR PEDIWAL OPEN 89.5 172 206-11009 JUHI DHIRAJ BASANTWANI OPEN 89.5 173 206-10993 RAUNAK ASHISH KABRA OPEN 89.33 174 206-10275 KIRTI DINESH CHUGWANI OPEN 89.33 175 206-11537 KRISHNA NIRANJAN BHALA OPEN 89.33 176 206-11281 DARSHAN SACHIN DOSHI OPEN 89.17 177 206-11598 ANCHAL SHYAMLAL MOTWANI OPEN 89 178 206-10771 AYUSH VIJAYKUMAR KABRA OPEN 88.83 179 206-10335 SHIVAM RADHESHAM KHANDELWAL OPEN 88.67 180 206-10797 SAHIL DARSHAK SETH OPEN 88.67 181 206-11305 JAYKUMAR SURESH SANTANI OPEN 88.67 182 206-11437 SHIVANI ARUNKUMAR BHUTADA OPEN 88.67 183 206-11676 AMAR SANDIP AGRAWAL OPEN 88.67 184 206-11826 SONIKA BAJRANGLAL JAT OPEN 88.67 185 206-10864 PRIYANKA SANJAYKUMAR JADHAO OPEN 88.5 186 206-10480 MANJIRI ATUL AGRAWAL OPEN 88.5 187 206-10336 MANJIRI ATUL AGRAWAL OPEN 88.5 188 206-10333 NAMIT SWAPNIL ZAMBAD OPEN 88.5 189 206-10330 GAURI ASHOKSINGH CHAVAN OPEN 88.5 190 206-11728 HIMANSHU SATISH JOSHI OPEN 88.5 191 206-11248 PRERNA KAMLASHANKAR PANDEY OPEN 88.5 192 206-10047 ANAND SANJAY LATURIYA OPEN 88.33 193 206-10696 ATHARVA MAHESH SANE OPEN 88.33 194 206-11299 DINKESH CHIMANDAS MENGHANI OPEN 88.33 195 206-11511 AMAN NARESH SACHDEV OPEN 88.33 SMT.L.R.T.
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