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Mandatory Qualification for UG Admission (10+2 Pass with 50 UNDER GRADUATE STUDENTS LIST ADMITTED IN CURRENT & LAST YEAR * Mandatory Qualification for UG Admission (10+2 Pass with 50% Marks in PCB) & NEET Exam Merit Based- Category (Gen./ Academic Fee Receipt number Govt./ Management % of PCB in S. No Name of Student Father’s Name Date of Birth Residential address SC/ST/ OBC/ Year and date Quota 10+2 others) VILL SHEAKHPURI MEENA, ALL 1 AASHU KUMAR NARESH KUMAR 23/08/1996 2018-19 1587 dt. 28/09/018 POST AKONDHA, CHANDPUR, INDIA/MANAGEMENT 91.3 UR BIJNOR (UP)246736 QUOTA H.NO.124, MOH. KILA NEAR 2 ABDUL ALEEM MOHD. FAHEEM 20/07/1996 2018-19 1707 dt. 12/11/018 MEETHA KUAN, MANGLAUR STATE QUOTA 63.3 UR_OPEN TOWN DISTT. HARIDWAR (UK) VILL. MANDUWAKHERA 3 ABDUL QUADIR ABDUL SALAM 10/06/1999 2018-19 1647 dt. 30/10/018 BHAGWANTPUR, JASPUR STATE QUOTA 70.3 UR_OPEN DISTT. U.S.NAGAR (UK) VILL. SAMARDAH, PO. ALL 4 ABHISHEK KABINDRA PRASAD 29/03/1995 2018-19 1589 dt. 28/09/018 SAHARKOLA, P.S. BASANTPUR, INDIA/MANAGEMENT 76 UR DISTT. SIWAN (BIHAR)841406 QUOTA WARD NO. 20, MEENA WAS ALL HARI SHANKAR 5 ABHISHEK RAWAL 07/05/1999 2018-19 1595 dt. 29/09/018 SWAROOPGANJ, TEHSIL INDIA/MANAGEMENT 81.3 UR RAWAL PINDWARA DISTT. SIROHI (RAJ) QUOTA VILL+POST DHANDERA, 6 AHTESHYAM MOHD. ISLAM 10/11/1996 2018-19 1648 dt. 30/10/018 ROORKEE DISTT. HARIDWAR STATE QUOTA 54.3 UR_OPEN (UK) 133, BANKHANDI, RISHIKESH AKSHANSH 7 VINOD KUMAR 20/07/1999 2018-19 1581 dt. 28/09/018 OPP. RAM LEELA GROUND, STATE QUOTA 72.3 OBC_OPEN KUMAR DISTT. DEHRADUN (UK) INFRONT OF SUDHA TALKIES, ALL VIDYA PRAKASH 8 AMAN KUMAR 08/11/1998 2018-19 1618 dt. 26/10/018 LAKHIBAG MANPUR, P.O. INDIA/MANAGEMENT 85 UR KESHARI BUNIYADGANJ, GAYA (BIHAR) QUOTA RAO MANWWAR VILL. POST DHANDHERA, 9 ANAM RAO 17/05/1997 2018-19 1625 dt. 27/10/018 STATE QUOTA 67.3 UR_WOMEN KHAN ROORKEE, HARIDWAR (UK) Q.NO. C-7, M.I.T. CAMPUS, ALL NIRANJAN KUMAR 10 ANAMIKA RANJAN 02/02/1997 2018-19 1619 dt. 26/10/018 POST M.I.T. MUZAFFARPUR PIN INDIA/MANAGEMENT 77.3 UR SINHA 842003 (BIHAR) QUOTA 98/30, AMAR NAGAR PATEL ALL ANSHIKA SUDHIR SINGH CHOWK BHEEKAMPUR, NEAR 11 10/01/1998 2018-19 1602 dt. 29/09/018 INDIA/MANAGEMENT 92.6 UR BHADAURIA BHADAURIA MANIDEVI MANDIR, RAEBARELI QUOTA (UP) 229001 GULJARBAG WARD NO.20, ALL 12 ANUPRIYA AMAR SATYAM 20/03/2000 2018-19 1630 dt. 27/10/018 NEAR DR. MITHLESH KR. RES., INDIA/MANAGEMENT 72 UR MADHEPURA BIHAR QUOTA 726, SHRIRAM NAGAR, CIVIL ALL RAJESH KUMAR 13 APRAJITA MISHRA 27/05/1998 2018-19 1615 dt. 26/10/018 LINES-I, SULTANPUR-228001 INDIA/MANAGEMENT 84 UR MISHRA (UP) QUOTA CHANDRA ELECTRONICS, ALL ASHMITA JAGDISH MARKET, KOTDWAR 14 DIVIN RAJ CHAUHAN 09/04/1998 2018-19 1578 dt. 28/09/018 INDIA/MANAGEMENT 89.3 UR CHAUHAN RD. NAJIBABAD, DISTT. BIJNOR QUOTA (UP)-246763 H.NO.89, DEHRADUN ROAD, 15 AYUSHI NEGI AJAY KUMAR 28/07/1999 2018-19 1646 dt. 30/10/018 STATE QUOTA 69.67 UR_OPEN RISHIKESH (UK) CHANDRA VIHAR KARGI GRANT, NEAR KARGI CHOWK 16 AYUSHI RATURI DINESH RATURI 02/11/1999 2018-19 1555 dt. 26/09/018 STATE QUOTA 75.67 UR_OPEN KARGI GRANT DEHRADUN- 248001 ALL B-170, BRIJ VIHAR, GHAZIABAD 17 BHAWINI SURESH KUMAR 31/08/1998 2018-19 1573 dt. 27/09/018 INDIA/MANAGEMENT 90 UR (UP) QUOTA H.NO.714, 2ND FLOOR ALL AKSHARDHAM APP., SECTOR- 18 DEEPALI VEREKAR DEEPAK VEREKAR 21/01/2000 2018-19 1634 dt. 30/10/018 INDIA/MANAGEMENT 85.3 UR 19, POCKET-3, DWARKA QUOTA N.DELHI-110075 ALL VILL. KAROLI, TEHSIL KOTPUTLI, 19 DHEERAJ SHARMA SUBHASH SHARMA 10/09/2000 2018-19 1709 dt. 13/11/018 INDIA/MANAGEMENT 55.3 UR DISTT. JAIPUR (RAJ.) QUOTA H.NO. 501, GOBARIYA PLANT ALL 20 DIKSHA SINGH RAM SINGH 07/08/1997 2018-19 1564 dt. 27/09/018 DEPOT MUGHALSARAI, INDIA/MANAGEMENT 76 UR CHANDAULI (UP) 232101 QUOTA C/O SUDHIR SRIVASTAVA, VILL ALL PARMATMA PRASAD LALADEEH, POST HUSENABAD 21 DIVYA SRIVASTAVA 30/10/1994 2018-19 1593 dt. 28/09/018 INDIA/MANAGEMENT 68.67 UR SRIVASTAVA GRANT, DISTT. BALRAMPUR QUOTA (UP) 271604 H.NO. D-232-A PANDAV NAGAR ALL DHRUVA SHANKAR 22 DOLLY 15/07/1997 2018-19 1604 dt. 29/09/018 SHAKARPUR, BARAMD EAST INDIA/MANAGEMENT 59.66 UR PRASAD DELHI-110092 QUOTA MOHDIYAPUR VILL. ALL MOHDIYAPUR, POST 23 EESHA INDRA KUMAR 03/03/1999 2018-19 1556 dt. 26/09/018 INDIA/MANAGEMENT 79 UR HANSEMAU, KANPUR DEHAT QUOTA (UP) 209111 VILL. JAMU , POST- PHATA, 24 GAURAV RAWAT PREM SINGH RAWAT 15/04/2001 2018-19 1626 dt. 27/10/018 KEDARNATH ROAD JAMU, STATE QUOTA 90.3 UR_OPEN RUDRAPRAYAG-246471(UK) VILL. KARANPUR, POST DABKI 25 HARSH MITTAL SUDHEER MITTAL 01/07/1999 2018-19 1605 dt. 29/09/018 KALAN, LAKSAR DISTT. STATE QUOTA 88 UR_OPEN HARIDWAR (UK) N-328, PHASE-IIIrd, 26 HARSHIL KUMAR MADAN PAL 03/01/1999 2018-19 1561 dt. 26/09/018 SHIVALIKNAGAR, BHEL STATE QUOTA 74.67 SC_OPEN HARIDWAR (UK) VILL. SIRTOLA, P.O. SERA, THE- 27 HEERA SINGH NETRA SINGH 01/06/1996 2018-19 1601 dt. 29/09/018 BANGAPANI, DISTT. STATE QUOTA 62.33 OBC_OPEN PITHORAGARH (UK) 262555 SHANTI KUNJ-Ist, ROAD-2, 28 HIMANI BISHT HEMRAJ BISHT 16/03/2000 2018-19 1643 dt. 30/10/018 PEERUMADARA RAMNAGAR, STATE QUOTA 65.33 UR_OPEN DISTT. NAINITAL (UK) DAYA KRISHAN VILL. DHAMIGOON,P.O. JHAL, 29 JAGRITI BHATT 07/03/2000 2018-19 1610 dt. 25/10/018 STATE QUOTA 81 UR_WOMEN BHATT DISTT. PITHORAGARH (UK) H.NO.286,NEAR DEVI MANDIR, ALL 30 KAJAL CHAUHAN MANOJ KUMAR 10/06/1998 2018-19 1558 dt. 26/09/018 TEACHERS CLNY, DHANPUR INDIA/MANAGEMENT 92 UR DISTT. BIJNOR (UP) QUOTA 427, KANIKA SUIT & SAREE 31 KANIKA GOYAL DAYA CHAND GOYAL 27/08/1999 2018-19 1639 dt. 30/10/018 CENTER OPP. SBI SAHASPUR, STATE QUOTA 59 UR_WOMEN DEHRADUN (UK) C-8, BHAGAT SINGH COLONY ALL 32 KANISHKA YOGESH SINGLA 09/01/2001 2018-19 1585 dt. 28/09/018 NEAR BOHRA PUBLIC SCHOOL, INDIA/MANAGEMENT 90 UR BALLABGARH, FARIDABAD (HR) QUOTA 318, SHAHKUTI ALL REJENDRA KUMAR HANUMANPUR, MUGHAL 33 KAVITA SHARMA 21/03/1997 2018-19 1565 dt. 27/09/018 INDIA/MANAGEMENT 83 UR SHARMA SARAI, CHANDAULI (UP) QUOTA 232101 A-1, INDUSTRIAL AREA, 5- ALL 34 KIRTEE SHARMA HARIOM SHARMA 14/07/1996 2018-19 1580 dt. 28/09/018 BANGLA MAHIDPUR CITY, INDIA/MANAGEMENT 70 UR DISTT. UJJAIN (MP) QUOTA VILL+POST LANDHAURA, 35 KIRTI PAL SUNIL PAL 10/11/1998 2018-19 1562 dt. 27/09/018 MOHL. KILA DISTT. HARIDWAR STATE QUOTA 87 OBC_OPEN (UK) NEAR SBI MAIN BRANCH, ALL KM AISHWARYA RAMESH CHANDRA 36 20/12/1993 2018-19 1627 dt. 27/10/018 GANDHI NAGR DISTT. BASTI INDIA/MANAGEMENT 74 UR GUPTA GUPTA (UP)272001 QUOTA ALL KM PARAKH AVAS VIKAS CLONY-I, AMROHA 37 HARIRAJ SINGH 30/05/1997 2018-19 1710 dt. 13/11/018 INDIA/MANAGEMENT 83 UR CHAUDHARY (UP) QUOTA AT. POST THARALI, DISTT. 38 KM PRIYA DEEPAK ROY 12/08/1995 2018-19 1571 dt. 27/09/018 STATE QUOTA 77.66 UR_OPEN CHAMOLI (UK) VILL GADOLI, PO ROLAKOT, 39 KM RISHIKA PREM SINGH RAWAT 22/07/1996 2018-19 1706 dt. 12/11/018 PRATAPNAGAR, DISTT. TEHRI STATE QUOTA 59 OBC_OPEN GARHWAL MOH. NAI GANJ, NEAR ALL SUBASH CHANDRA PRIMARI SCHOOL, POST 40 KM SWETA GUPTA 11/12/1997 2018-19 1638 dt. 30/10/018 INDIA/MANAGEMENT 94.33 UR GUPTA KACHAIHARI DISTT. JAUNPUR QUOTA (UP) VILL. MALLA VISHWA, POST MAHESH CHANDRA 41 MAHIMA JOSHI 22/08/199 2018-19 1603 dt. 29/09/018 GANIYADHOLI, RANIKHET, STATE QUOTA 61.33 UR_WOMEN JOSHI DISTT. ALMORA (UK) 263645 TULSHI NAGAR POLYSHEET, NEAR BRIJLAL HOSPITAL 42 MANISH KUMAR MANOJ KUMAR 01/04/1997 2018-19 1599 dt. 29/09/018 STATE QUOTA 59.33 SC_OPEN KATHGODAM, HALDWANI NAINITAL (UK) MUKESH KUMAR VIJAY NAGAR, NAI BASTI, 43 MANSI ARORA 15/07/2000 2018-19 1649 dt. 30/10/018 STATE QUOTA 65.3 UR_WOMEN ARORA KASHIPRU (UK) ALL RAJAWAHI COLONY, WARD 44 MANSI KUMARI RAMESHWAR SINGH 08/05/1998 2018-19 1606 dt. 29/09/018 INDIA/MANAGEMENT 75 UR NO.01, GOPALGANJ BIHAR QUOTA MILLITARY ROAD KAUDIYA BALBANT SINGH CAMP KASHIRAMPUR, 45 MANSI RAWAT 03/11/1999 2018-19 1613 dt. 26/10/018 STATE QUOTA 77.9 UR_FF RAWAT KOTDWARA, PAURI GARHWAL (UK) 139/3, SANJAY CHAUBEY 46 MAYUR CHANDRA MAHESH CHANDER 25/01/1999 2018-19 1641 dt. 30/10/018 ENCLAVE SAMITHNAGAR, STATE QUOTA 48.33 SC_OPEN PREMNAGAR DEHRADUN (UK) ALL VILL. BHAWANIPUR, POST 47 MINAKSHI RAJPUT OMKAR RAJPUT 27/08/1998 2018-19 1572 dt. 27/09/018 INDIA/MANAGEMENT 89 UR AMOLAR, DISTT. KANNAUJ (UP) QUOTA H.NO.28, MEENA ENCLAVE 48 MUSKAN GARG AJAY KUMAR 18/03/2000 2018-19 1551 dt. 26/09/018 NEAR SHANKER ASHRAM STATE QUOTA 80 UR_OPEN CHOWK, HARIDWAR (UK) 139, VINOD VIHAR COLONY, CHANDRA PRAKASH 49 NIDHI NAITHANI 09/11/1999 2018-19 1594 dt. 29/09/018 KHADRI ROAD SHYAMPUR, STATE QUOTA 80.67 UR_DPW NAITHANI RISHIKESH DEHRADUN (UK) H. NO.3/76, PAKKAPUR ALL VIMAL KUMAR 50 NIHAL MISHRA 11/01/1998 2018-19 1575 dt. 27/09/018 FARRUKHABAD, DISTT. INDIA/MANAGEMENT 82.3 UR MISHRA FARRUKHABAD (UP) 209625 QUOTA H.NO.139, MUHALLA KUMAUR 51 NIKITA GWASIKOTI BHUPAL GWASIKOTI 22/03/1996 2018-19 1617 dt.
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