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Maharashtra State Board of Nursing and Paramedical Education 17/07/2018 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF NURSING AND PARAMEDICAL EDUCATION Seat No. & Exam Center Allotted For GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FIRST YEAR Exam held in July 2018 Centre Name : B.Y.L.NAIR CHA. HOSP, MUMBAI Institute Name: G.T. HOSPITAL, MUMBAI Centre Inst. Seat No. Name Exempted Subjects Sr.No. Sr. No. 1 1 1 MISS BAMBARDEKAR DIPTI UMESH 2 2 2 MISS BHAGARE SARIKA GURUNATH 3 3 3 MISS BODARE KOMAL BALASAHEB 4 4 4 MISS BORADE SAMATA GANESH 5 5 5 MISS CHABUKSWAR SAKSHI ANIL 6 6 6 MISS DHANURE VIJAYA PUNDALIK 7 7 7 MR KANOJIYA SANDEEP SURESH 8 8 8 MISS KHOT KOMAL SOPAN 9 9 9 MISS KOKARE SONAL SANTOSH 10 10 10 MR MARCHANDE VIPUL VISHWAS 11 11 11 MISS MESTRI BHAGYASHRI BALKRISHNA 12 12 12 MR MESTRY GANPAT RAMESH 13 13 13 MISS MHATRE SNEHA RUPESH 14 14 14 MISS MOHIRE ANKITA DNYANESHWAR 15 15 15 MR MORE ABHISHEK RAMDAS 16 16 16 MISS PAGI ANKITA VIJAY 17 17 17 MISS PARAB DIVYA GOPAL 18 18 18 MISS PARAB PRANALI MARUTI 19 19 19 MR PARDESHI KAMLESH KASHINATH 20 20 20 MR PARDESHI SUMEDH SURESH Page 1 of 557 17/07/2018 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF NURSING AND PARAMEDICAL EDUCATION Seat No. & Exam Center Allotted For GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FIRST YEAR Exam held in July 2018 21 21 21 MISS PATIL KHUSHALI RAMCHANDRA 22 22 22 MR PAWAR JAYESH JAIRAM 23 23 23 MR SABLE RAJESH SHIVAJI 24 24 24 MISS SHINDE SNEHAL MARUTI 25 25 25 MISS VISHWAKARMA SWATI HOMNATH NOTE : 'P' MEANS PROVISIONALLY PERMITTED ******************************************************************************************************************************************* if there is any mistake in the EXEMPTION of the Candidate it should be brought to the notice of the MSBNPE before the examination otherwise MSBNPE will not be resposible for any Consequences. The names of candidates enrolled online will be whole resposibilty of the Principal of that Nursing Institute. Page 2 of 557 17/07/2018 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF NURSING AND PARAMEDICAL EDUCATION Seat No. & Exam Center Allotted For GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FIRST YEAR Exam held in July 2018 Centre Name : B.Y.L.NAIR CHA. HOSP, MUMBAI Institute Name: ST. GEORGES HOSPITAL, MUMBAI Centre Inst. Seat No. Name Exempted Subjects Sr.No. Sr. No. 26 1 26 MISS ATKARI TEJASWINI DAULAT 27 2 27 MISS AUJE MANJU RATANSINGH 28 3 28 MISS BHANDARE POOJA SURYKANT 29 4 29 MR DEVARE PRAVIN ABHIMAN 30 5 30 MISS GHADASHI PRANALI PRAKASH 31 6 31 MISS GHODAKE KOMAL TANAJI 32 7 32 MR HARANE SAGAR RATAN 33 8 33 MISS HIRAVE KIRTI VITTHAL 34 9 34 MR JADHAV SHRANAY MILIND 35 10 35 MISS KALE KADAMBARI ANAND 36 11 36 MISS KALE PRIYANKA VILAS 37 12 37 MISS KARANGUTKAR RUTIKA RAJENDRA 38 13 38 MR KONDLEKAR SOMESH JITENDRA 39 14 39 MISS PARAB POOJA SHIVARAM 40 15 40 MISS PARAB KASHMIRA GANPAT 41 16 41 MR PRABHE BIPIN SURESH 42 17 42 MISS TAJANE KAVERI RAJENDRA 43 18 43 MISS YADAV SAYALI SANJAY Page 3 of 557 17/07/2018 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF NURSING AND PARAMEDICAL EDUCATION Seat No. & Exam Center Allotted For GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FIRST YEAR Exam held in July 2018 NOTE : 'P' MEANS PROVISIONALLY PERMITTED ******************************************************************************************************************************************* if there is any mistake in the EXEMPTION of the Candidate it should be brought to the notice of the MSBNPE before the examination otherwise MSBNPE will not be resposible for any Consequences. The names of candidates enrolled online will be whole resposibilty of the Principal of that Nursing Institute. Page 4 of 557 17/07/2018 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF NURSING AND PARAMEDICAL EDUCATION Seat No. & Exam Center Allotted For GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FIRST YEAR Exam held in July 2018 Centre Name : B.Y.L.NAIR CHA. HOSP, MUMBAI Institute Name: B.Y.L.NAIR CHA. HOSP, MUMBAI Centre Inst. Seat No. Name Exempted Subjects Sr.No. Sr. No. 44 1 44 MISS ADIT NILAM NATHURAM 45 2 45 MISS ANDHALE VAISHALI BHAGVAN 46 3 46 MISS ANPAT SHITAL BHARAT 47 4 47 MISS BAVKAR SHRUTIKA VIJAY 48 5 48 MISS BHAMBURE NEHA SUNIL 49 6 49 MISS BHATANE SONALI TUKARAM 50 7 50 MISS BHURAN MAYURI SANTOSH 51 8 51 MISS BOBADE PRITI PANDURANG 52 9 52 MISS BUNAGE HARSHALI BALU 53 10 53 MISS CHATE VAISHNAVI BALAJI 54 11 54 MISS CHAVAN BHAVIKA MAHENDRA 55 12 55 MISS CHAVAN SANGITA DIPAK 56 13 56 MISS CHIPLUNKAR SAYALI ASHOK 57 14 57 MISS DESAI VINITA PRALHAD 58 15 58 MISS DHAYAGUDE SUCHITA CHANDRAKANT 59 16 59 MISS DUDHE ANITA VITTHAL 60 17 60 MISS GAIKWAD SHIVANI BHARAT 61 18 61 MISS GAISAMUDRE GOUTAMI BALASAHEB 62 19 62 MISS GAJBHIV PRATIKSHA RAVINDRA 63 20 63 MISS GARJE PRAGATI TUKARAM Page 5 of 557 17/07/2018 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF NURSING AND PARAMEDICAL EDUCATION Seat No. & Exam Center Allotted For GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FIRST YEAR Exam held in July 2018 64 21 64 MISS GARJE TEJASVINI SHESHARAO 65 22 65 MISS GAVIT MAHIMA ARJUN 66 23 66 MISS GAVIT SHRUTI RAJESH 67 24 67 MISS GAVIT ASHA BAKARAM 68 25 68 MISS GAVIT VASUNDHARA ASHOK 69 26 69 MISS GAVIT LAKSHMI AMESH 70 27 70 MISS GAVIT VARSHA JALAMSING 71 28 71 MISS GAVIT MANITA SOBAJI 72 29 72 MISS GAVIT PRIYANKA KANTILAL 73 30 73 MISS GAVIT ANKITA RAMCHANDRA 74 31 74 MISS GHOLAP SWATI RAJARAM 75 32 75 MISS GHUGE POOJA NIVRUTTI 76 33 76 MISS GHUGE YOGITA VIJAY 77 34 77 MISS HARACHKAR SHRADDHA MANOHAR 78 35 78 MISS JADHAV SHITAL DATTATRAYA 79 36 79 MISS JADHAV AISHWARYA SADGURU 80 37 80 MISS JADHAV RESHMA RAJENDRA 81 38 81 MISS JAITAPKAR PRACHI PRAKASH 82 39 82 MISS KADAM AKANKSHA JAGADISH 83 40 83 MISS KAMBALE DIPALI TARACHAND 84 41 84 MISS KAMBLE MANASI RAJESH 85 42 85 MISS KAMBLE SAROJA SHIVAJI Page 6 of 557 17/07/2018 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF NURSING AND PARAMEDICAL EDUCATION Seat No. & Exam Center Allotted For GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FIRST YEAR Exam held in July 2018 86 43 86 MISS KASEKAR SHITAL RAGHUNATH 87 44 87 MISS KAVITAKE SHWETA MANOJ 88 45 88 MISS KEMKAR MITALI DINESH 89 46 89 MISS KHAPARE HARSHALA LAXMAN 90 47 90 MISS KHAPRE BHAVNA BHASKAR 91 48 91 MISS KIRTIKAR NEHA NAGINDAS 92 49 92 MISS KOKATE SWATI SANJAY 93 50 93 MISS KOR TEJAL ANKUSH 94 51 94 MISS KUDKE RUPALI NAMDEV 95 52 95 MISS MAHADIK SWATI SANDEEP 96 53 96 MISS MEHER PAYAL PRAVIN 97 54 97 MISS MHATRE ASHLESHA ABHAY 98 55 98 MISS MULANI KHUSHABU GULAB 99 56 99 MISS MULE PRITI DEVNATH 100 57 100 MISS NAIK ASAVARI JANARDAN 101 58 101 MISS NAKADE PRIYANKA AJINATH 102 59 102 MISS NIMASE MANISHA SHANTARAM 103 60 103 MISS NIRUKHEKAR MAYURI VIJAY 104 61 104 MISS PARAB PRATIKSHA GUNDU 105 62 105 MISS PARAB POONAM PUNDALIK 106 63 106 MISS PARAB TRUPTI VILAS 107 64 107 MISS PARVE RUPALI DNYANOBA Page 7 of 557 17/07/2018 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF NURSING AND PARAMEDICAL EDUCATION Seat No. & Exam Center Allotted For GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FIRST YEAR Exam held in July 2018 108 65 108 MISS PATEL DHARMI PRAVINKUMAR 109 66 109 MISS PATIL BHAVIKA VILAS 110 67 110 MISS PATIL DISHA VILAS 111 68 111 MISS PATIL BHAVIKA RAMCHANDRA 112 69 112 MISS PAWAR SHWETA BALASAHEB 113 70 113 MISS PAWAR PRANITA SUNIL 114 71 114 MISS PAWAR PRAJAKTA ARUN 115 72 115 MISS PHALE DEEPTI RAJENDRA 116 73 116 MISS RATHOD PRATIKSHA RAMCHANDRA 117 74 117 MISS RATHOD JAYASHRI PRATAPSING 118 75 118 MISS RATHOD RESHMA RAMESH 119 76 119 MISS RAUT ANKITA SHRIKANT 120 77 120 MISS RAWOOL SAYALI MANGESH 121 78 121 MISS ROKADE KOMAL BALASAHEB 122 79 122 MISS SAITWAL TEJASHRI SUDHAKAR 123 80 123 MISS SAWANT RUCHIKA DATTARAM 124 81 124 MISS SHINDE SNEHAL RAJENDRA 125 82 125 MISS SHINDE SUPRIYA RATAN 126 83 126 MISS SHIRSAT VIDYA BALASAHEB 127 84 127 MISS SONAVANE ARTI RAMESH 128 85 128 MISS SUROSHE HARSHADA BALKRUSHNA 129 86 129 MISS SURVE AISHWARYA MANGESH Page 8 of 557 17/07/2018 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF NURSING AND PARAMEDICAL EDUCATION Seat No. & Exam Center Allotted For GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FIRST YEAR Exam held in July 2018 130 87 130 MISS SUTAR PRAJAKTA DHAKOJI 131 88 131 MISS TAMBDE APEKSHA VASANT 132 89 132 MISS THOKANE NIKITA SANJAY 133 90 133 MISS THOMBRE ANKITA CHANDRAKANT 134 91 134 MISS VALVI EKTA DILIP 135 92 135 MISS VANJARE SHRADDHA SADASHIV 136 93 136 MISS VASAVE PRITISHA RAMSING 137 94 137 MISS WADHAVAL MOHINI SITARAM 138 95 138 MISS WAGH VARSHA MADHUKAR NOTE : 'P' MEANS PROVISIONALLY PERMITTED ******************************************************************************************************************************************* if there is any mistake in the EXEMPTION of the Candidate it should be brought to the notice of the MSBNPE before the examination otherwise MSBNPE will not be resposible for any Consequences. The names of candidates enrolled online will be whole resposibilty of the Principal of that Nursing Institute. Page 9 of 557 17/07/2018 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF NURSING AND PARAMEDICAL EDUCATION Seat No. & Exam Center Allotted For GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FIRST YEAR Exam held in July 2018 Centre Name : B.Y.L.NAIR CHA. HOSP, MUMBAI Institute Name: B.D.P. PARSEE GEN. HOSP.,MUMBAI Centre Inst. Seat No. Name Exempted Subjects Sr.No. Sr. No. 139 1 139 MISS ABHANG RUTUJA SUNIL 140 2 140 MISS BAKKAM CHETANA SITARAM 141 3 141 MISS BAKKAM NANDINI SUNIL 142 4 142 MISS BIRJE SIDDHI MANOHAR 143 5 143 MISS CHANDURKAR MANSI MANGESH 144 6 144 MISS CHAUHAN SONU KAILASH 145 7 145 MISS DUGILKAR SHRADDHA SANTOSH 146 8 146 MISS GADGE POONAM JAYSING 147 9 147 MISS KAMBALE PRATIKSHA PRAMOD 148 10 148 MISS KHAMKAR ROSHANI SHIVAJI 149 11 149 MISS KUMAR VIJAYSHREE JAYA 150 12 150 MISS PANKAR MANSI GAJANAN 151 13 151 MISS PARAB PRATIKSHA SHYAMSUNDAR 152 14 152 MISS SAWANT BHAKTI DNYANESHWAR 153 15 153 MISS SAXSENA SNEHA OMPRAKASH 154 16 154 MISS SHELAR SNEHA RAJOO 155 17 155 MISS SHEWALE SEJAL SHYAM 156 18 156 MISS SUTAR SMITA RAMU 157 19 157 MISS TAMNAR ROHINI ASHOK Page 10 of 557 17/07/2018 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF NURSING AND PARAMEDICAL EDUCATION Seat No.
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