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Department of Biotechnology HIMACHAL PRADESH UNIVERSITY (NAAC Accredited ‘A’ Grade University) Summer Hill, Shimla -171005 (HP), India Department of Biotechnology HIMACHAL PRADESH UNIVERSITY (NAAC accredited ‘A’ Grade University) Summer Hill, Shimla -171005 (HP), India www.hpuniv.ac.in Ref. No.: HPU/Adm./ HPU/2020/199 Dated:7th November, 2020 LIST OF CANDIDATES who have applied For admission to M.Sc. Microbiology (2020-22) HPU Campus, CRI-Kasauli, SILB-Solan and GGC-Hamirpur) Following candidates have applied for admission to M.Sc. Microbiology PG Degree Program of Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh (at HPU-Campus, Central Research Institute – Kasauli, SILB-Solan and Gautam Girls College - Hamirpur). Those who have not submitted their Graduation Marks are advised to send details latest by 11th November, 5 pm positively either in person or through e-mail (chairmanbiotechhpusml @gmail.com): Regn. No. Student Name Father’s Name Mother’s Name Category Graduation 392756225 Yachika Rana Samar Singh Renu GEN 89.7 535331458 Suhani Jitender Kaushal Roma GEN 88.9 895715159 Aakriti Sharma Rajender Sharma Sulakshna Sharma GEN 88.4 422307116 Sonal Sharma Satya Paul Sharma Shanta Sharma GEN 87.9 231725561 Alefia Jaret Sanjay Jaret Sushma Jaret GEN 87.8 171486370 Priya Sharma Manohar Sharma Rita Sharma GEN/SGC 87.3 422401836 Bhawna Sharma Rakesh Sharma Lata Sharma GEN 86.4 900792719 Annie Verma Rajinder Verma Pushpa Verma GEN 85.7 518100124 Himanshi Thakur Kuldeep Singh Vandana GEN 85.5 415998806 Nitika Mehta Pradeep Kumar Mehta Chinu Mehta GEN 84.8 928067747 Ankita Sharma Lekh Ram Sharma Pushpa Devi GEN 83.4 789419357 Oshika Nagraik Rakesh Nagraik Geeta Nagraik GEN 82.5 743711981 Vibha Verma Mohinder Verma Kanwaljit Verma GEN 81.34 745013913 Nitika Madan Lal Asha Rani GEN 81.3 518031037 Arushi Katoch Mr.Arvind Chand Katoch Mrs.Neena Katoch GEN 81.1 833504121 Pooja Kapoor Raghubir Kapoor Geeta Kapoor GEN 80.9 620250910 Kajal Gupta Rajesh Gupta Suman Gupta GEN 80.8 132158184 Paramvir Singh Balbir Singh Kuldip Kaur GEN 79.95 516791700 Aishwarya Manhas Surjit Manhas Asha Manhas GEN 79.7 706437570 Riya Sharma Ram Dev Sharma Kusum Kharma GEN/SGC 79.67 217174769 Parul Bali Arun Bali Minu Bali GEN 79.3 971836803 Himanshu Goyal Gita Nand Narvada Devi GEN/SGC 79.2 124898559 Sakshi Sharma Manohar Lal Tripta Sharma GEN 78.9 463037376 Minal Chauhan Rajinder Singh Chauhan Beena Chauhan GEN 78.9 E-mail: [email protected] Phone/fax +91(177)-2831948, 2833800, 2833708 Department of Biotechnology HIMACHAL PRADESH UNIVERSITY (NAAC accredited ‘A’ Grade University) Summer Hill, Shimla -171005 (HP), India www.hpuniv.ac.in 931866417 Nikhil Verma Kailash Chand Verma Lata Verma GEN 78 771963550 Ishan Kaith Desh Bandhu Kaith Subhadra Kaith GEN 77.9 527895127 Dixit Rai Pradeep Kumar Sunit Kaur GEN 77.9 877283827 Charvie Jethi Sandeep Jethi Mandeep Jethi GEN 77.6 372844111 Priya Kumari Surrinder Singh Vijay Kumari GEN/SGC 77.4 GEN 314217776 Avantika Sharma Ashwani Kumar Santosh Kumari 77.3 363132063 Neeraj Kumari Amarjeet Singh Suman GEN 77.2 837831592 Priyanka Ravinder Singh Meena Kumari GEN 77.13 324711414 Aishwarya Narinder Kaith Sharmila Devi GEN 77 490254292 Abhishek Bharti Mahinder Pal Meenu Rani SC 76.35 419090505 Kanchan Bala Naresh Kumar Seema GEN 75.7 819767619 Anshika Kamal Jailal Kamal Krishna Devi SC 75.5 821063713 Kanika Sharma Rajneesh Sharma Archna Sharma GEN 75 353791507 Anjali Bhat Ajay Kumar Bhat Veena Bhat GEN 74.76 329913693 Kritika Thakur Rajender Kumar Promila GEN 74.57 549570166 Tannu Rao Roshan Lal Rao Santosh Rao SC 74.3 918574230 Sonali Chauhan Suresh Kumar Vaishno Devi GEN 73.9 267689560 Nidhi Bala Ravi Rana Pawna Rana GEN 73.08 528573855 Suhani Sharma Rajesh Kumar Reena Devi GEN 72.7 423095237 Rubal Guleria Shammi Guleria Anjuna Guleria GEN 72.7 258044566 Ankita Thakur Mohan Singh Vijay GEN 72.58 308631275 Kajol Kumari Kehar Singh Usha Devi SC 72.3 319459279 Diksha Sharma Ramesh Kumar Satya Sharma GEN 72 824105284 Lata Verma Kuldeep Hardei GEN/SGC 72 386308445 Mahima Bhandari Dharam Pal Bhandari Shanti Bhandari GEN 71.8 669280856 Sakshi Jaryal Yudhveer Singh Sushma GEN 71 387486138 Anjana Nagender Pal Sharma Meena Devi GEN 71 632757703 Alisha Sharma Devender Sharma Sushma Sharma GEN 70.7 300967781 Yashika Sharma Sudesh Sharma Ajnana Sharma GEN 70 951599059 Ankita Durga Dass Sonia Rani SC 69.9 826985166 Madhvi Negi Jaspal Singh Negi Nirmala Negi GEN 69.6 718446013 Anamika Gupta Ajay Gupta Sulakshna Gupta GEN/SGC 69.58 841669869 Kritika Singh Roshan Lal Subhdra Azad SC 69.4 E-mail: [email protected] Phone/fax +91(177)-2831948, 2833800, 2833708 Department of Biotechnology HIMACHAL PRADESH UNIVERSITY (NAAC accredited ‘A’ Grade University) Summer Hill, Shimla -171005 (HP), India www.hpuniv.ac.in 783101675 Vardayini Sharma Somesh Kumar Sharma Anjana Sharma GEN 69.4 874869739 Jagriti Hemant Usha GEN 69.1 333806860 Kanchan Sharma Rajender Sharma Meena Sharma GEN 69.1 733438570 Ritu Thakur Ujagar Singh Thakur Satya Devi GEN 69 386501031 Anjali Singh Arun Kumar Singh Susheela Kumari GEN/SGC 69 GEN 132339240 Neha Sharma Shiv Dyal Sharma Salochna Sharma 68.9 579252408 Diksha Thakur Dhyan Singh Thakur Anu Devi GEN 68.9 915886404 Priya Thakur Nikka Ram Sunita Kumari GEN 68.8 505393781 Manisha Thakur Naresh Kumar Anita Devi GEN 68.7 292194591 Aparna Sharma Rajesh Sharma Asha Sharma GEN 68.4 GEN 993785662 Kriti Mahajan Anil Mahajan Poonam Mahajan 67.5 701354887 Shubhangi Mishra Yogesh Kumar Mishra Bharti Mishra GEN 67.35 Paramjeet Kaur GEN 533588372 Ishamdeep Joginder Singh Virk Virk 67.25 875563502 Sorab Tej Pal Neelam SC 66.7 579670234 Rajesh Kumar Dino Gouro Devi ST 66.6 288535806 Aditi Sharma Pravesh Kumar Saroj Sharma GEN 66.3 GEN 572225525 Swati Sharma Jitender Kumar Sharma Kavita Devi 66 447546958 Abhishek Ajay Kumar Jaya SC 65.9 GEN 834147523 Sourav Damseth Narayan Singh Damseth Santosh Damseth 65.64 181269664 Ambika Sharma Lt. Joginder Sharma Sheela Sharma GEN 65.55 885522700 Nikhil Pathania Surender Pathania Leela Pathania GEN 65.45 936696349 Shikha Kumari Surjeet Kumar Saroj Kumari ST 65.2 552932030 Anand Bhushan Raghuveer Singh Santosh Kumari SC 65.15 113938689 Chetna Kumari Amrik Singh Jeeto Devi SC 65 901359461 Rahul Prasher Harminder Kumar Rekha Sharma GEN 64.6 652864409 Ankita Sharma Swaroop Lakhanpal Sulekha Kumari GEN 64.23 GEN 995097666 Anjali Sharma Jai Chand Mainka Sharma 63.17 968130516 Ambika Thakur Khem Raj Thakur Lata Devi GEN 63 172376962 Satya Kumari Rishalu Ram Pano GEN 63 166501287 Yamini Thakur Davinder Singh Thakur Kavita Thakur GEN 60.68 E-mail: [email protected] Phone/fax +91(177)-2831948, 2833800, 2833708 Department of Biotechnology HIMACHAL PRADESH UNIVERSITY (NAAC accredited ‘A’ Grade University) Summer Hill, Shimla -171005 (HP), India www.hpuniv.ac.in Late Sh Madan Lal GEN/SGC 253848996 Ritika Choudhary Kusum Choudhary 59 583462499 Shivani Sharma Kamlesh Kumar Leelabati GEN 56.66 846804325 Nidhi Verma Tara Chand Kala Vati GEN 56.55 603316381 Rakhi Kapoor Madan Singh Kalpna Kapoor SC 468076967 Sudheer Sharma Bhagwan Dutt Sarita Sharma GEN 569930326 Vranda Thakur Narattam Singh Renu GEN 379945518 Varsha Kumari Shishir Kumar Mita GEN/SGC 843010998 Saurabh Thakur Jai Singh Thakur Meena Jamwal GEN 205288621 Kanupriya Satpal Dhiman Vaishnovi Dhiman SC 347438803 Priyanka Rajpal Savita GEN GEN 818200163 Rupali Kamal Kishore Kanchan Sharma 417349667 Kirti Choudhary Rakesh Kumar Sunita Kumari GEN 301486624 Sunidhi Swaroop Kanchan Swaroop Hema Swaroop SC 932511569 Tejaswinnie Jaswal Raman Jaswal Simmi Thakur GEN 290994594 Vanita Thakur Bhagat Singh Meera Devi GEN/SGC 647984852 Monika Rawat Mahipal Singh Rawat Asha Rawat GEN 251271637 Smriti Sood Pankaj Sood Anita Sood GEN 452808420 Asmita Lohia Samaresh Lohia Anju Lohia GEN 979672069 Anil Kumar Satish Kumar Nisha Devi GEN 127539056 Rahul Khanna Rajesh Khanna Sangeeta Khanna GEN 427868519 Rishi Chauhan Hari Krishan Chauhan Ambika Chauhan GEN 146387605 Aditi Sharma Sunil Dutt Sharma Mamta Sharma GEN 872843092 Chhaya Thakur Rakesh Raksha Devi GEN 257790984 Sharishti Kanwar Surinder Chand Kanwar Rajeshwari Kanwar GEN 823086087 Tanuja Bhardwaj Vinay Bhardwaj Shailja Bhardwaj GEN 222337168 Devika Hari Dandub Dhamyanti Devi ST 933890348 Shivali Jaswal Vijay Kumar Pushpa Devi GEN/SGC 810736557 Naveen Kumar Jagar Nath Neelam SC 809021828 Diksha Sharma Ashwani Kumar Anjana Devi GEN/SGC 638302747 Smariti Bhardwaj Surjeet Singh Ahilya Devi SC E-mail: [email protected] Phone/fax +91(177)-2831948, 2833800, 2833708 Department of Biotechnology HIMACHAL PRADESH UNIVERSITY (NAAC accredited ‘A’ Grade University) Summer Hill, Shimla -171005 (HP), India www.hpuniv.ac.in 706970733 Radhika Verma Mukesh Verma Rajni Verma GEN 641021546 Sunny Singh Chib Gopal Singh Chib Sarita Devi GEN 108583506 Ankit Singh Balbir Singh Parveen Lata GEN 818307723 Swalpanaa Vinod Kumar Jai Vanti GEN 158773184 Gunjan Gupta Ajay Gupta Anjana Gupta GEN 940906960 Shreya Ravi Kumar Rajshree GEN 861798479 Sneha Thakur Rakesh Kumar Maya Devi GEN 936138154 Tamnna Balbir Singh Neeta Devi GEN 382227427 Anshika Sharma Vijay Kumar Saroj Sharma GEN GEN 980207502 Aditya Sharma Rahul Sharma Ramandeep Sharma 217970653 Gianwanti Ashok Rajan Raj Kumari ST Rajendra Kumar GEN 645489080 Khushboo Rajvanshi Rajvanshi Neera Rajvanshi 328726088 Supriya Sadhu Ram Sunita GEN 199193816 Shaweta Rana Ranjeet Singh Poonam Bala GEN 615857255 Vishakha Sukh Ram Santosh Kumari GEN 311568433 Anjali Sharma Ravi Dutt Sharma Kaura Devi GEN Rajneesh Kumar GEN 510184233 Sharma Rattan Chand Lata Devi GEN 183527921 Neha Pathania Vikas Pathania Kanchan Pathania 814347374 Sourav Rathour Hari Pal Meena Rathour GEN Note : 1. 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