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1 2019008599 Vishnuja Student wise details of the Scholarship released Name of the Scheme: Pragati Scholarship scheme (Degree+Diploma) Frequency of the Scholarship – Annual Amount released during the month of March 2021 S. No. Student ID Name of the Student Institute ID Institute State Institute Name Amount Released (in Rs) 1 2019008599 Vishnuja C R 1-5142601 KERALA GOVERNMENT 23,150 ENGINEERING COLLEGE SREEKRISHNAPURAM 2 2019009764 S.s.kameswari 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 50,000 Kotikalapudi PRADESH COLLEGE 3 2019024130 Lavanuru Anuradha 1-3705897101 TAMIL NADU KALASALINGAM ACADEMY 20,000 OF RESEARCH AND EDUCATION 4 2019036688 Yaramareddy Harika 1-3348023079 ANDHRA JNTUA COLLEGE OF 20,000 PRADESH ENGINEERING KALIKIRI 5 2019025199 Narise Bhavana 1-3705897101 TAMIL NADU KALASALINGAM ACADEMY 20,000 OF RESEARCH AND EDUCATION 6 2019005774 Pithani Niharika 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 48,500 PRADESH COLLEGE 7 2019033134 Pooja Remesh 1-9309231 KERALA LBS INSTITUTE OF 20,000 TECHNOLOGY FOR WOMEN 8 2019031631 Shaik Niha Anjum 1-3280921 ANDHRA SRI VENKATESWARA 20,000 PRADESH COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 9 2019011213 Vempala Poornima Shiva 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 20,000 Sharmila PRADESH COLLEGE 10 2019022809 Vemula Sindhu 1-4879971 TELANGANA CMR COLLEGE OF 50,000 ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 11 2019031627 Devikrishna 1-8262311 KERALA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 26,000 TRIVANDRUM 12 2019038051 S Lavanya 1-4184101 ANDHRA KUPPAM ENGINEERING 20,000 PRADESH COLLEGE 13 2019008548 Taneeru Hemamadhuri 1-497512909 ANDHRA SRI VENKATESWARA 20,000 PRADESH UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 14 2019004074 Velugubanti Jaya 1-19920221 ANDHRA ADITYA COLLEGE OF 50,000 Lakshmi PRADESH ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 15 2019007327 Nali Bhavana 1-497512909 ANDHRA SRI VENKATESWARA 49,800 PRADESH UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 16 2019015817 Nandana S 1-13598791 KERALA NSS COLLEGE OF 26,300 ENGINEERING 17 2019008114 Ragha Mounika Ravula 1-19920221 ANDHRA ADITYA COLLEGE OF 20,000 PRADESH ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 18 2019004220 Sirivella Sushma 1-497512909 ANDHRA SRI VENKATESWARA 20,000 PRADESH UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 19 2019019434 Ikra Ahmed 1-5719293 CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF 50,000 ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY 20 2019034929 Lepakshi Arshiya Nigar 1-3348023079 ANDHRA JNTUA COLLEGE OF 50,000 PRADESH ENGINEERING KALIKIRI 21 2019037148 Silpa Prasad 1-14702891 KERALA GOVERNMENT 26,300 ENGINEERING COLLEGE IDUKKI 22 2019015493 Jamgala Divya 1-3348023079 ANDHRA JNTUA COLLEGE OF 20,000 PRADESH ENGINEERING KALIKIRI 23 2019021850 Medisetti Siva Sahitya 1-2504741 ANDHRA ADITYA ENGINEERING 20,000 PRADESH COLLEGE 24 2019010847 Gopisetti Maheswari 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 20,000 PRADESH COLLEGE 25 2019005815 Karnasula Lakshmi 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 20,000 Tulasi PRADESH COLLEGE S. No. Student ID Name of the Student Institute ID Institute State Institute Name Amount Released (in Rs) 26 2019019765 Karur Shameena Afrin 1-448409851 ANDHRA JNTUA COLLEGE OF 50,000 PRADESH ENGINEERING 27 2019021151 Risva A Rahiman 1-5142601 KERALA GOVERNMENT 23,150 ENGINEERING COLLEGE SREEKRISHNAPURAM 28 2019036125 Subhana S 1-9309231 KERALA LBS INSTITUTE OF 50,000 TECHNOLOGY FOR WOMEN 29 2019032142 Bhavya Aggarwal 1-13439501 UTTAR KIET GROUP OF 20,000 PRADESH INSTITUTIONS 30 2019022031 Damineni Poojitha 1-6104121 ANDHRA ANNAMACHARYA INSTITUTE 20,000 PRADESH OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCES 31 2019012643 Pamula Sai Durga 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 20,000 PRADESH COLLEGE 32 2019021843 Bheemanatham Pallavi 1-3348023079 ANDHRA JNTUA COLLEGE OF 20,000 PRADESH ENGINEERING KALIKIRI 33 2019009623 Mallidi Kalyani 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 20,000 PRADESH COLLEGE 34 2019018908 Mummidi Navya Sri 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 20,000 PRADESH COLLEGE 35 2019012493 Peketi Durgapavani 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 20,000 PRADESH COLLEGE 36 2019014551 Rishika Kanthuri 1-497512909 ANDHRA SRI VENKATESWARA 20,000 PRADESH UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 37 2019008141 Shaik Danish Anjum 1-497512909 ANDHRA SRI VENKATESWARA 20,000 PRADESH UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 38 2019033686 Syamala Triveni 1-3106414 ANDHRA MALINENI LAKSHMAIAH 50,000 PRADESH WOMEN'S ENGINEERING COLLEGE 39 2019020739 Velagala Sailaja 1-2504741 ANDHRA ADITYA ENGINEERING 20,000 PRADESH COLLEGE 40 2019015547 Grandhi Sri Alekya 1-2504741 ANDHRA ADITYA ENGINEERING 20,000 PRADESH COLLEGE 41 2019021141 Katuri Manasa Sai 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 50,000 PRADESH COLLEGE 42 2019020431 Kondamuri Prasanna 1-2504741 ANDHRA ADITYA ENGINEERING 20,000 Devi PRADESH COLLEGE 43 2019003743 Nagedi Kusuma 1-5906491 ANDHRA SAGI RAMAKRISHNAM RAJU 20,000 PRADESH ENGINEERING COLLEGE 44 2019009785 Nimmakayala Sri Pallavi 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 50,000 PRADESH COLLEGE 45 2019030964 Bhaskaruni Sai 1-2076261 ANDHRA KKR & KSR INSTITUTE OF 20,000 Manaswini PRADESH TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCES 46 2019030211 Busireddy Neelima 1-3348023079 ANDHRA JNTUA COLLEGE OF 20,000 PRADESH ENGINEERING KALIKIRI 47 2019017991 Challa Veera Venkata Sri 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 20,000 Sai Gayathri PRADESH COLLEGE 48 2019021794 Karri Anu 1-19920221 ANDHRA ADITYA COLLEGE OF 20,000 PRADESH ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 49 2019025366 Lavanya Putta Reddy 1-6104121 ANDHRA ANNAMACHARYA INSTITUTE 20,000 Gari PRADESH OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCES 50 2019006758 Magapu Siva Nandini 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 28,000 PRADESH COLLEGE 51 2019014589 Mandela Phani Akshaya 1-2504741 ANDHRA ADITYA ENGINEERING 20,000 PRADESH COLLEGE 52 2019009834 Piratla Charishma 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 20,000 PRADESH COLLEGE 53 2019014393 Revathi Gunnam 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 20,000 PRADESH COLLEGE S. No. Student ID Name of the Student Institute ID Institute State Institute Name Amount Released (in Rs) 54 2019034221 Seela Mahalakshmi 1-3348023079 ANDHRA JNTUA COLLEGE OF 20,000 PRADESH ENGINEERING KALIKIRI 55 2019029123 Vatti Kunta Pooja Sri 1-6104121 ANDHRA ANNAMACHARYA INSTITUTE 20,000 PRADESH OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCES 56 2019026364 Vattikuti Amrutha 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 20,500 PRADESH COLLEGE 57 2019013588 Challa Sushma Sai 1-5906491 ANDHRA SAGI RAMAKRISHNAM RAJU 50,000 PRADESH ENGINEERING COLLEGE 58 2019018889 Kamalatha Poluparthi 1-19920221 ANDHRA ADITYA COLLEGE OF 50,000 PRADESH ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 59 2019020731 Manju Tadi 1-2504741 ANDHRA ADITYA ENGINEERING 20,000 PRADESH COLLEGE 60 2019026424 Tejaswee Pulluru 1-6104121 ANDHRA ANNAMACHARYA INSTITUTE 20,000 PRADESH OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCES 61 2019006816 Bollareddy Sravya 1-1548741 ANDHRA DHANEKULA INSTITUTE OF 20,000 PRADESH ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 62 2019018375 Chaduvula Bindu Sree 1-6104121 ANDHRA ANNAMACHARYA INSTITUTE 20,000 PRADESH OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCES 63 2019033606 Chidellalakshmi Venkata 1-3106414 ANDHRA MALINENI LAKSHMAIAH 20,000 Sowmya PRADESH WOMEN'S ENGINEERING COLLEGE 64 2019030955 Kolimi Ruksana 1-1710534 ANDHRA SRINIVASA RAMANUJAN 20,000 PRADESH INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 65 2019019719 Mudumala Gayathri 1-3348023079 ANDHRA JNTUA COLLEGE OF 20,000 PRADESH ENGINEERING KALIKIRI 66 2019037039 Shaik Jugnu 1-3348023079 ANDHRA JNTUA COLLEGE OF 20,000 PRADESH ENGINEERING KALIKIRI 67 2019008662 Vitakula Satya Sri 1-5906491 ANDHRA SAGI RAMAKRISHNAM RAJU 20,000 PRADESH ENGINEERING COLLEGE 68 2019004454 Adabala Bala Sri 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 20,000 Prasannakumari PRADESH COLLEGE 69 2019013581 Gorrela Divya Teja 1-5906491 ANDHRA SAGI RAMAKRISHNAM RAJU 20,000 PRADESH ENGINEERING COLLEGE 70 2019035824 Akhila Pemara 1-4838323321 ANDHRA RAYALASEEMA UNIVERSITY 20,000 PRADESH COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 71 2019037227 Hussain Bi L 1-4184101 ANDHRA KUPPAM ENGINEERING 20,000 PRADESH COLLEGE 72 2019010764 Muggulla Veera Swathi 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 20,000 PRADESH COLLEGE 73 2019008835 M Yamini Priya 1-497512909 ANDHRA SRI VENKATESWARA 20,000 PRADESH UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 74 2019005819 Chandana Ginjala 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 20,000 PRADESH COLLEGE 75 2019007161 Velpula Sravani 1-8998977 ANDHRA GUDLAVALLERU 20,000 PRADESH ENGINEERING COLLEGE 76 2019030703 Rehana Shaik 1-5906491 ANDHRA SAGI RAMAKRISHNAM RAJU 20,000 PRADESH ENGINEERING COLLEGE 77 2019037119 Sneha 1-4184101 ANDHRA KUPPAM ENGINEERING 35,000 PRADESH COLLEGE 78 2019008445 Saraswitha 1-497512909 ANDHRA SRI VENKATESWARA 50,000 PRADESH UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING S. No. Student ID Name of the Student Institute ID Institute State Institute Name Amount Released (in Rs) 79 2019033842 Karagani V S 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 20,000 Prathyushna PRADESH COLLEGE 80 2019032847 Medatati Haripriya 1-3106414 ANDHRA MALINENI LAKSHMAIAH 20,000 PRADESH WOMEN'S ENGINEERING COLLEGE 81 2019034195 Athulya Shaji 1-14702891 KERALA GOVERNMENT 26,300 ENGINEERING COLLEGE IDUKKI 82 2019011365 Gubbala Poojitha 1-4579354 ANDHRA ANU COLLEGE OF 20,000 PRADESH ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY 83 2019007456 Sabna K I 1-5142601 KERALA GOVERNMENT 23,150 ENGINEERING COLLEGE SREEKRISHNAPURAM 84 2019011992 Sirasala Lakshmi Pavani 1-497512909 ANDHRA SRI VENKATESWARA 20,000 PRADESH UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 85 2019008769 Anusuri Divya 1-4885880 ANDHRA PRAGATI ENGINEERING 20,000 PRADESH COLLEGE 86 2019002105 Boya Lakshmi 1-2408841 ANDHRA BHEEMA INSTITUTE OF 20,000 PRADESH TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE 87 2019021122 Harini .s 1-2183174231 TAMIL NADU PSG INSTITUTE OF 45,000 TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED RESEARCH 88 2019034388 Kotte. Naga Sindhusha. 1-3106414 ANDHRA MALINENI LAKSHMAIAH 20,000 PRADESH WOMEN'S ENGINEERING COLLEGE 89 2019019683 A Gowthami Priya
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