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University Polytechnic OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA, NEW DELHI-110025 LIST OF CONVOCATION EXAMINATIONS-2016 RNO NAME FATHER'S NAME ER NO CAT RESULT DIVISION DIPLOMA IN ELECTRONICS ENGG. 13DEL0001 AJMAL ALI ABID 13-0742 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. VILL-NERANA, PO-BHIKKI, DIST-MUZAFFARNAGAR, UP. 13DEL0002 ABDUL HANNAN ABDUL SADIQUE 13-0745 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. M.M COLONY SIWAN, BIHAR-841226 13DEL0003 AHMAD RAZA ABDUL HAKIM 13-0750 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. VILL-HAWASPOR, PO&PS- SHAHPUR PATORY , DIST- SAMASTIPUR, BIHAR. 13DEL0005 ABDUL MANNAN KHAN NUSRAT ULLAH 13-0757 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. MOHALLAH MIRZAPURA KHAN BASI KIRATPUR, DIST- BIJNOR, UP. 13DEL0006 ABDUL RAHEEM KHAN ABDUL RAHMAN 13-0760 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. YAQOOB MANZIL, DARGAH KHAN ROAD SULTANGANJ PATNA, BIHAR. 13DEL0007 ABDUR RUB MOHAMMAD 13-0763 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. VILL-SONEPUR, PO- YOUNUS NAUGARH, DIST- SIDDHARTH NAGAR, UP. 13DEL0009 AKHTAR RAJA KHAN MO.SERAJ AHMAD 13-0766 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. S 21/73-1 ENGLISHIYA LINE, VARANASI, UP. 13DEL0010 AMIT KUMAR SUDHAKAR PANDEY 13-0768 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. VILL-KHAROJ, DIST-ROHTAS, BIHAR 13DEL0011 AMMARA HASSAN SAYEED AKHTAR 13-0769 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. 3RD FLOOR BAITUL ABEED MUKARRAM, MAHRUN SHAH LANE DARIYAPUR GOLA, PATNA, BIHAR. 13DEL0012 ASIF KHAN KALIMULLAH KHAN 13-0772 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. MOHALLA-CHHAWANI, PO- BETTIAH, DIST-WEST CHAMPARAN BIHAR. 13DEL0013 BAKIR MOHSHIN KHAN 13-0773 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. E-928, MAIN LOOFT ROAD, BABARPUR EXTN, SHAHDARA DELHI-32 OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA, NEW DELHI-110025 LIST OF CONVOCATION EXAMINATIONS-2016 RNO NAME FATHER'S NAME ER NO CAT RESULT DIVISION 13DEL0014 FARAZ AHMAD MUMTAZ HUSAIN 13-0775 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. MOH. RABOOLPURA GAUNTIYA, NEAR GADDIYON WALI MASJID, BUDAUN, UP. 13DEL0015 FAROZAN HALI WARSI FAIYAZ HALI WARSI 13-0777 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. NEW KARIMGANJ ROAD NO-5, NEAR MASJID GAYA BIHAR-823001 13DEL0016 HAIDER ALI JAMALUDDIN 13-0781 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. 2 NO MILL GATE MASJID LANEQ/NO. T/29, VILL&PO- BANIPUR, PS-SANKRAIL, DIST-HOWRAH, WEST BENGAL 13DEL0017 HASHIM AHMED ISAQ AHMED 13-0782 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. LANE NO C-2, TRNER ROAD, CLEMENT TOWN, DEHRADUN, UK. 13DEL0018 HINA AZIZI M ABRAR AZIZI 13-0783 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. VILL-SARAI AFZAL, PO- VISHUNPUR ARARA, VIA- BAGHI, DIST-VAISHALI, BIHAR. 13DEL0021 JUNAID KHAN AFTAB KHAN 13-0785 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. VILL-MIYANPUR TILANGAHI, PO-BAGAHI RATANPURA, PS-BAIRIYA, DIST-WEST CHAMPARAN, BIHAR. 13DEL0022 KASHAF ARIF MOHD ARIF 11-1355 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. 532/6 ZAKIR NAGAR, OKHLA, ND-25 13DEL0023 MD. AFTAB ALAM MD ANWAR ALAM 13-0786 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. AT-RAMPUR, PO- JAMALPUR, GOGRI DIST- KHAGARIA, BIHAR. 13DEL0024 MD. MUZEEB MD NAEEM 13-0787 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. AT,PO&PS-PHENHARA, THAKUR DIST-EAST CHAMPARAN, BIHAR. 13DEL0025 MD. EKRAR ALAM MD ISLAM ANSARI 13-0788 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. VILL-CHHAKARBANDHA BHANDAR, PO-RANIGANJ, DIST-GAYA, BIHAR. OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA, NEW DELHI-110025 LIST OF CONVOCATION EXAMINATIONS-2016 RNO NAME FATHER'S NAME ER NO CAT RESULT DIVISION 13DEL0026 MD. FURKAN ALAM MD IRFAN ALAM 13-0789 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. VILL-GORGAWAN, VIA-S.B. PUR, PO-GHORDOUR, DIST- SAHARSA, BIHAR. 13DEL0028 MD. SADDAM HUSSAIN MD NABI HASAN 13-0791 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. VILL-IKRA, PO-LOHAGARA HAT, PS-DIGHAL BANK, DIST-KISHANGANJ, BIHAR. 13DEL0029 MD. SAQUIB RAHMAN MD SHAMSHER YAR 13-0792 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. KHAN KHAN FLAT NO-A11, INDRAPURI, RAJA BAZAR SAMANPURA, PATNA, BIHAR. 13DEL0030 MD. SHADAB ALAM MD AFTAB ALAM 13-0793 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. BHADRA GHAT, EIDGAH ROAD, GULZARBAGH,PATNA, BIHAR. 13DEL0031 MD. SHAKIR ALAM MD MALIK 13-0794 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. VILL RAMOL PO-SALMARI , RAJIUDDIN DIST-KATIHAR, BIHAR. 13DEL0032 MD. TAHSEEN REZA MD TAJUDDNI 13-0795 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. VILL-DUDHAUNTI, BLOCK- THAKURGANJ, DIST- KISHANGANJ, BIHAR. 13DEL0033 MEHAK SAYED ATIQ AHMED 13-0796 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. 2117 M.P STREET, KUCHA CHELAN, DARYA GANJ, ND- 02 13DEL0034 MEHREEN FATMA MD. MOSHARRAF 13-0797 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. AT&PO-BHARATPURA, PS- ALI GB, NAGAR TARWARA, SIWAN, BIHAR. 13DEL0035 MO SABIR ANSARI MAKSOOD 13-0798 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. DHOBAHA, HANDIA, AHAMAD ALLAHABAD, UP. 13DEL0036 MOH KAIF ALAM MOH NAYEEM ALI 13-0799 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. HAMIDIA PALACE, VILL&PO- JHANKOUL, DIST- KUSHINAGAR, UP. 13DEL0038 MOHD SADIQUE MOHAMMAD JAAN 13-0801 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. VILL-FATTEPUR, PO- DANIYANPUR, OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA, NEW DELHI-110025 LIST OF CONVOCATION EXAMINATIONS-2016 RNO NAME FATHER'S NAME ER NO CAT RESULT DIVISION 13DEL0039 MOHD. SWALIN MOHD SHAMIM 13-0802 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. KHOJANPUR, NEAR IDEA TOWER FAIZABAD, UP. 13DEL0040 MOHD. AMIR ALI ANSARI MOHD QASIM 13-0803 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. 278 A/1, OKHLA, JAMIA NAGAR, ND-25 13DEL0041 MOHD. ASHRAF ACHCHHAN ALI 13-0804 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. BAKSHPAR MEIWAR PHOOLPUR, AZAMGARH,UP. 13DEL0042 MOHD. ISHRAFIL MOHD SHARFUDDIN 13-0805 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. VILL&PO-KONCHI, PS- GURARU, DIST-GAYA, BIHAR. 13DEL0043 MOHD. MONIS MOHD YUSUF 13-0806 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. VILL-SAHAGWAN NAGARIA PO-BARAT BOJH, DIST-PILLIBHIT, UP. 13DEL0044 MOHD. NAVED MOHD TALIB 13-0807 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. ROZA WALI MASJID DEEPA SARAI SAMBHAL,UP. 13DEL0045 MOHD. SAMIULLAH NAZEER AHMAD 13-0808 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. AT-SAHUWATAR, PO- BAGHI, PS-LAURIYA, VIA- HARINAGAR, WEST CHAMPARAN, BIHAR. 13DEL0046 MOHD. SOHAIL MOHD SALEEM 13-0809 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. 280, NAWADA SHEIKHAN OLD CITY BAREILLY, UP. 13DEL0047 PUNEET CHAUDHARY AZAD SINGH 13-0810 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. VILL-AMIRPUR GARHI, PO-KUMHERA, DIST- GHAZIABAD, UP. 13DEL0048 RAHUL SHARMA HEMENDRA K. 13-0811 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. 1/20 A DHARAMPURI, SHARMA VIKASNAGAR, ETAH CHUNGI, ALIGARH, UP. 13DEL0049 SAIYED MD SAIYED MD TAJUDDIN 13-0812 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. EHTESHAMUDDIN VILL-BHAPURA, PO- BHAWANIPUR, VIA- BHARWARA, DIST- DARBHANGA, BIHAR. OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA, NEW DELHI-110025 LIST OF CONVOCATION EXAMINATIONS-2016 RNO NAME FATHER'S NAME ER NO CAT RESULT DIVISION 13DEL0050 SAQUIB KALIM KALIMULLAH KALIM 13-0813 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. CHOTI MASJID GALI, WARD NO-21, STATION ROAD, SAMASTIPUR, BIHAR. 13DEL0054 SHAHJEB ASLAM 13-0817 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. MOHALLA-MOHANAN, KANDHLA, SHAMLI, UP. 13DEL0056 SYED ZAMAN HASNAIN SYED SARFARAZ 13-0819 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. ZAIDI HUSSAIN ZAIDI MOH. HAKIM TOLA TOWN & PO-SAINTHAL, DIST- BAREILLY, UP. 13DEL0057 TASMIA SALMAN ANSARI SALMAN HAFEEZ 13-0820 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. ANSARI MANZIL BARA SHAH SAFA MORADABAD 13DEL0058 WAHIDUL HAQUE NASIMULHAQUE 13-0821 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. VILL-RAMPUR BHAISAHI, PS- KUCHAIYAKOT, PO-MATEYA KHAS, DIST-GOPALGANJ. BIHAR. 13DEL0059 ZAFER KHAN KAMALUDDIN 13-0822 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. VILL&PO-MIRCHA KHAN PILDORNAGAR PO- GHAZIAPUR, UP. 12DEL0921 MD. ASIF RAZA MD RAROOFQUE 1211173 3 IMPROVED FIRST DIV. WARD NO-27, ERKI AHMAD MALLICK JEHANABAD. 12DEL0965 SHANAWAZ ABID 1211217 3 IMPROVED FIRST DIV. OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA, NEW DELHI-110025 LIST OF CONVOCATION EXAMINATIONS-2016 RNO NAME FATHER'S NAME ER NO CAT RESULT DIVISION DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL ENGG. 12DEE0914 MD. FAHEEM AKHTAR MD NAEEM AKHTOR 1210976 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. VILL-TETAR, PO-MADHPUR, PS-KAMTAUL, DIST- DARBHANGA, BIHAR. 12DEE0904 AMIR RAZA MANZER ALAM 10-2287 3 PASSED FIRST DIV. AT+PO-BERAIR VIA NARMA PS-HANTHORI, MUZAFFARPUR, BIHAR 13DEE0001 ABHISHEK CHAUDHARY GIRENDRA SINGH 13-0595 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. K-208B, VIJAY NAGAR, GZB, UP. 13DEE0003 ABDUL SAMI ABDUL HAFIZ 13-0598 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. VILL-SAILOPUR, PO- VALIGAON, PS-RAFIGANJ, DIST-AURANGABAD, BIHAR. 13DEE0004 ADIL ELAHI ARIF ELAHI 13-0599 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. E-216, 4TH FLOOR, SHAHEEN BAGH ABUL FAZAL ENCLAVE ND-25 13DEE0005 AJMAL RAHMANI 13-0600 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. AT+PO-MAHUAWA, PS- PIPRAHI, DIST-SHEOHER, BIHAR. 13DEE0006 ANOOP SINGH RAMGOPAL 13-0601 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. JAWALAJI PURAM MELROSE BYPASS ALIGARH, UP. 13DEE0007 FAISAL JAMAL JAMAL NASIR 13-0604 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. SHEKHANA KHURD, NEAR MASJID, BHR SHARIF, NALANDA, BIHAR. 13DEE0008 FAIYAZ AHMAD ABDUL MANNAN 13-0606 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. VILL-SAHATHA NATHIYA, ANSARI PO-PURAN CHAPRA, DIST- EAST CHAMPARAN, BIHAR. 13DEE0009 IJAHAR AHAMAD NAJIR AHMAD 13-0608 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. VILL-BASDILIYA, PO- PURAINA PANOYA, DIST- BASTI, UP. OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA, NEW DELHI-110025 LIST OF CONVOCATION EXAMINATIONS-2016 RNO NAME FATHER'S NAME ER NO CAT RESULT DIVISION 13DEE0010 IMRAN ANSARI ASHRAF ALI ANSARI 13-0611 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. VILL-KHARAPURA, PO- DEHARI, PS-RAJPUR, DIST- BUXAR, BIHAR-802114 13DEE0011 IQRAR AHMAD SAMIULLAH KHAN 13-0613 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. VILL-VISHUNPUR KURTHIYA, PO-LAXMIPUR, DIST-MAHARAJGANJ, CITY, GORAKHPUR, UP. 13DEE0012 KAUNAIN AHMAD NOORAIN AHMAD 13-0615 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. STREET NO-13, MAULANA, AZAD COLONY, LOWADIH, NAMKUM, RANCHI, JHARKHAND. 13DEE0014 MD. ADIL ALAM SK.MAHJOOB ALAM 13-0619 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. AT+PO-SIKTIYA BAIRIA, PS- AZAMNAGAR, VIA- SALMARI, DIST-KATIHAR, BIHAR. 13DEE0016 MD. AFTAB ALAM SARFARAZ ALAM 13-0625 1 PASSED FIRST DIV. WITH DIST. VILL&PO-RANIGANJ, PS- IMAMGANJ, DIST-GAYA, BIHAR.
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