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Provisional List of Gold Medals for the Academic Year 2018-19 Web : www.jntuh.ac.in phone: off: +91‐40‐23156113 E Mail: [email protected] fax: +91‐40‐23158668 JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD Kukatpally, HYDERABAD – 500 085, Telangana (India) Dr. V. KAMAKSHI PRASAD M.Tech., Ph.D.(IITM), FIE..,MIEEE, MCSL, LMISTE Professor of Computer Science Engg. & DIRECTOR OF EVALUATION DE/EB/JNTUH/Convocation‐IX/ Provisional List of Gold Medals/2020, Date 25/09/2020 Sub: JNTUH - Exam Branch - IX Convocation - Provisional List of Gold Medals - Reg. * * * The Provisional list of IX Convocation Gold Medals for the academic year 2018-19 is herewith enclosed. All the Principals / Graduates are requested to go through the provisional list of gold medals. The queries related to the gold medals if any may be brought to the notice of THE DIRECTOR OF EVALUAITON / THE CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS through email ids [email protected] and [email protected] respectively on or before 01st October 2020 by 5:00 PM. The Final list of Gold Medals will be announced on 05-10-2020. Please consider this matter as MOST URGENT and respond at the earliest. Sd/- DIRECTOR OF EVALUATION Encl: List of details of Provisional Gold Medal candidates PROVISIONAL LIST OF GOLD MEDALS IX - CONVOCATION OF JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD UNIVERSITY GOLD MEDALS FOR AUTONOMOUS CONSTITUENT COLLEGES FOR 2018-2019 S.No Gold Medal H.T.No Name of the Student CGPA College Name Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Civil Ms. JUGURU KAVYA SRI 01-JNTUHCE 1 Engineering from JNTUH College of 15011A0113 9.82 Hyderabad Engineering, Hyderabad D/o. Mr. JUGURU SADANANDAM Ms. DIVYA MANASA Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Electrical YERRAGUNTLA 01-JNTUHCE 2 & Electronics Engineering from JNTUH 15011A0210 9.86 Hyderabad College of Engineering Hyderabad. D/o. Mr. Y TIRUMALA VARA PRASAD Mr. M V ABHIRAM Best outgoing student of B.Tech. 01-JNTUHCE 3 Mechanical Engineering from JNTUH 15011A0302 9.79 S/o. Mr. MINNIKANTI VENKATA Hyderabad College of Engineering Hyderabad. SATYANARAYANA Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Ms. AMULYA E 01-JNTUHCE 4 Electronics & Communication 15011A0403 9.77 Hyderabad Engineering from JNTUH Hyderabad. D/o. Mr. MURALIDHAR E Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Computer Ms. MULA NITYA 01-JNTUHCE 5 Science & Engineering from JNTUH 15011A0523 9.84 Hyderabad College of Engineering, Hyderabad. D/o. Mr. M SURENDRA REDDY Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Ms. M NIHARIKA 01-JNTUHCE 6 Metallurgical Engineering from JNTUH 15011A0620 9.74 Hyderabad College of Engineering, Hyderabad. D/o. Mr. M SUDHAKAR Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Mr. KONGARI UDAY KUMAR 01-JNTUHCE 7 Chemical Engineering from JNTUH 15011A0849 9.72 Hyderabad College of Engineering, Hyderabad. S/o. Mr. KONGARI ANJAIAH IX - CONVOCATION OF JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD UNIVERSITY GOLD MEDALS FOR NON-AUTONOMOUS CONSTITUENT COLLEGES FOR 2018-2019 BATCH S.No Gold Medal H.T.No Name of the Student % of Marks College Name Ms. AYYAGARI DEEPTHI Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Civil VD - JNTUH College of 1 Engineering from JNTUH Constituent 15VD1A0113 76.57 Engineering, D/o. Mr. AYYAGARI NARASIMHA colleges. Manthani MURTHY Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Electrical Ms. THUNIKI SUSHMA VD - JNTUH College of 2 & Electronics Engineering from JNTUH 15VD1A0252 80.55 Engineering, Constituent colleges. D/o. Mr. THUNIKI SAMPATH REDDY Manthani Ms. KORUMILLI CHANDINI Best outgoing student of B.Tech. JJ - JNTUH College of 3 Mechanical Engineering from JNTUH 15JJ1A0321 78.46 Engineering, D/o. Mr. KORUMILLI Constituent colleges. Jagtial MALLIKARJUNA RAO Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Ms. VENAGANDULA MANISHA JJ - JNTUH College of Electronics & Communication 4 15JJ1A0452 77.79 Engineering, Engineering from JNTUH Constituent D/o. Mr. VENAGANDULA Jagtial colleges. VENKATAIAH Ms. GONTI SREEJANYA Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Computer JJ - JNTUH College of 5 Science & Engineering from JNTUH 15JJ1A0518 79.26 Engineering, D/o. Mr. GONTI VENKATESHWAR Constituent colleges. Jagtial RAO Ms. RAGIREDDY GOUTHAMI Best outgoing student of B.Tech. JJ - JNTUH College of 6 Information Technology from JNTUH 15JJ1A1243 75.10 Engineering, D/o. Mr. RAGIREDDY Constituent colleges. Jagtial RAMAKRISHNA REDDY Mr. NUTHI VANA SAI RITHISH Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Mining VD - JNTUH College of 7 Engineering. from JNTUH Constituent 15VD1A2528 75.41 Engineering, S/o. Mr. NUTHI VANA SRINIVASA colleges. Manthani RAO Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Civil And Ms. BAKAM THEERTHA SS - JNTUH College of 8 Environmental Engineering from JNTUH 15SS1A2805 74.11 Engineering Constituent colleges. D/o. Mr. BAKAM SRIDHAR RAO Sultanpur Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Ms. B V R SAI BHAVANA SS - JNTUH College of Mechanical Engineering (Material Science 9 15SS1A2905 73.85 Engineering And Nano Technology) from JNTUH D/o. Mr. B SRINIVASULU Sultanpur Constituent colleges. IX - CONVOCATION OF JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD UNIVERSITY GOLD MEDALS FOR AFFILIATED COLLEGES FOR 2018 - 2019 BATCH % of S.No Gold Medal H.T. No. Name of the Student College Name Marks Ms. GORLA KRISHNA KARTHIKA C6 - Mother Theresa Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Civil 1 15C61A0102 85.33 Institute, Engineering out of all affiliated Colleges. D/o. Mr. GORLA UPENDAR REDDY Kothur RH - Mallareddy Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Electrical & Ms. ARORI SHASHI PREETHI Engineering College for 2 Electronics Engineering out of all affiliated 15RH1A0204 81.43 Women, Colleges. D/o. Mr. ARORI MALLA REDDY G.Pochampally Mr. M NAVEEN 83 - Guru Nanak Institute of Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Mechanical 3 15831A0374 83.28 Technology, Engineering out of all affiliated Colleges. S/o. Mr. M MAISAIAH Ibrahimpatnam RH - Mallareddy Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Electronics & Ms. GURJALA ANUSHA Engineering College for 4 Communication Engineering out of all affiliated 15RH1A0479 85.10 Women, Colleges. D/o. Mr. GURJALA RAMESH G.Pochampally RH - Mallareddy Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Computer Ms. TALLURI MANICHANDANA Engineering College for 5 Science Engineering out of all affiliated 15RH1A05M7 82.67 Women, Colleges. D/o. Mr. TALLURI MADHU BABU G.Pochampally Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Electronics & Ms. LIKKY NITHISHA BD - Keshav Memorial Inst. 6 Instrumentation Engineering out of all affiliated 15BD1A1035 80.63 of Tech., Colleges. D/o. Mr. LIKKY KRISHNA REDDY Hyderabad 32 - Bhoj Reddy Ms. MITTAPALLI LAHARI Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Information Engineering College for 7 15321A1231 80.51 Technology out of all affiliated Colleges. Women, D/o. Mr. MITTAPALLI MADHAV Hyderabad Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Mechanical Ms. TISTA DAS 26 - Mahatma Gandhi Inst. 8 Engineering (Mechatronics) out of all affiliated 15261A1447 82.25 of Tech. , Colleges. D/o. Mr. CHINMAY DAS Hyderabad Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Electronics & Ms. VARSHA JAIN 25 - G.Narayanamma Inst. Telemetics Engineering out of all affiliated 9 15251A1730 81.41 of Tech. & Sc. (for women), colleges. D/o. Mr. NAVEEN KUMAR Hyderabad Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Metallurgical & Ms. VUPPALAPATI TEJASWINI 26 - Mahatma Gandhi Inst. 10 Materials Engineering out of all affiliated 15261A1830 76.50 of Tech. , colleges. D/o. Mr. VUPPALAPATI BHASKAR RAO Hyderabad Ms. DODDI AISHWARYA RANI 95 - Institute Of Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Aeronautical 11 15951A2104 83.24 Aeronautical Engg, Engineering out of all affiliated colleges. D/o. Mr. DODDI RAVIKUMAR Secunderabad Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Automobile 12 ** NO STUDENT IS ELIGIBLE ** Engineering out of all affiliated colleges. Mr. SAKAPURAM SAI 86 - Mother Therissa Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Mining 13 15861A2556 77.12 College of Engg. & Tech., Engineering out of all affiliated colleges. S/o. Mr. S SRINIVAS Peddapalli Mr. MOHD NADEEM ABDUL AZIZ H1 - AI Habeeb Engineering Best outgoing student of B.Tech. Petroleum 14 15H11A2742 75.85 College, Engineering out of all affiliated colleges. S/o. Mr. ABDUL AZIZ Dammergidda Z3 - Bojjam Narasimhulu Ms. NIGAR FATIMA Best outgoing student of B. Pharmacy out of all Pharmacy College for 15 15Z31R0058 88.20 affiliated colleges. Women, D/o. Mr. MOHAMMED MUSTAFA Saidabad IX - CONVOCATION OF JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD ENDOWMENT GOLD MEDALS FOR 2018 -2019 BATCH CGPA/ S.No. ENDOWMENT GOLD MEDAL H.T.NO. NAME % of COLLEGE Marks Late Prof. G. Purushotham memorial Endowment Ms. GURJALA ANUSHA RH - Mallareddy Engineering gold medal for best outgoing student who got 1 15RH1A0479 85.10 College for Women, highest marks in Mathematics-I in constituent D/o. Mr. GURJALA RAMESH G.Pochampally and affiliated colleges. Late D V P Narasa Raju memorial Endowment gold medal for best outgoing girl student of Ms. AMULYA E 01-JNTUHCE 2. B.Tech (Electronics & Communication 15011A0403 9.77 Hyderabad Engineering) of JNTUH Engineering College, D/o. Mr. MURALIDHAR E Hyderabad. Prof. S.Tiruvengalam Endowment gold medal for Ms. DIVYA MANASA YERRAGUNTLA 01-JNTUHCE 3. B. Tech. (EEE) best outgoing student of JNTUH 15011A0210 9.86 Hyderabad College of Engineering, Hyderabad. D/o. Mr. Y TIRUMALA VARA PRASAD Smt M. Vedavathi gold medal for best outgoing Ms. AMULYA E Girl student in B. Tech (Electronics & 01-JNTUHCE 4 15011A0403 9.77 Communication Engineering) in JNTUH Hyderabad D/o. Mr. MURALIDHAR E constituent Colleges. Vellanki Rama Rao memorial gold Medal to be Ms. JUGURU KAVYA SRI Awarded for best outgoing student of B. Tech. 01-JNTUHCE 5 15011A0113 9.82 (Civil Engineering) in all constituent colleges of Hyderabad D/o. Mr. JUGURU SADANANDAM the University. Pisupaati Supriya Desai Gold Medal to be Ms. GURJALA ANUSHA RH - Mallareddy Engineering awarded for B.Tech best outgoing student in 6 15RH1A0479 85.10 College for Women, (Electronics & Communication Engineering) in D/o. Mr. GURJALA RAMESH G.Pochampally JNTUH affiliated Colleges. Dr. Md. Vizarath Rasool Khan endowment gold Ms. TALLURI MANICHANDANA RH - Mallareddy Engineering medal to be awarded for B. Tech (Computer 7 st 15RH1A05M7 82.67 College for Women, Science Engineering) 1 rank in the JNTUH D/o. Mr. TALLURI MADHU BABU G.Pochampally affiliated Colleges.
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