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Kandhamal.Pdf SL# DISTRICT NAME SUB COLLEGE NAME ROLLNO CAT NAME FATHER NAME MOTHER NAME 1 Kandhamal ART ADIVASI COLLEGE, BALLIGUDA 102LB005 GEN RIMA DIGAL LINGARAJ DIGAL NIBAJINI DIGAL 2 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB001 GEN K ASMITA PATRA K BALAJI PATRA B MAMATA PATRA 3 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB009 GEN GANESH SENAPATI SAHADEB SENAPATI PRAMILA SENAPATI 4 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB011 GEN APARNA PATRA N GODABARI PATRA N MUTYALU PATRA 5 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB014 GEN SOYEB AKHTAR SEKH IMRAN SAHEBAN BEGUM 6 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB015 GEN RAJESH KUMAR PATTANAYAK RAJANI PATTANAYAK NIRALA PATTANAYAK 7 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB016 GEN KSHYANAPRABHA PATRA KISHOR CHANDRA PATRA MITRABHANU PATRA 8 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB022 GEN NARAYAN DHALACHHATRA SADANANDA DHALACHHATRA ANUPAMA DHALACHHATRA 9 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB040 GEN SIMANCHAL MAHAKUD JAGANNATH MAHAKUD LOCHANI MAHAKUD 10 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB045 GEN BHAGIRATHI SASAMAL BHARAT SASAMAL PRAMILA SASAMAL 11 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB057 GEN RAKESH BISOYI PRAKASH CHANDRA BISOYI PRABHASINI BISOYI 12 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB066 GEN SOUDAMINI SAHU GADADHAR SAHU LAXMI SAHU 13 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB082 GEN PABITRA KUMAR SAHU PRASANTA KUMAR SAHU CHHABIRANI SAHU 14 Kandhamal ART S M WOMEN'S JR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 110LB006 GEN B KAJAL DORA B DANDAPANI DORA B SABITRI DORA 15 Kandhamal ART S M WOMEN'S JR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 110LB024 GEN ITISHREE NAYAK ARTABANDHU NAYAK BIDYUTLATA NAYAK 16 Kandhamal ART INDIRA PRIYADARSANI WOMEN'S COLLEGE 115LB001 GEN SMARANIKA PATTANAIK PRABHAS CHANDRA PATTANAIK RENUKA PATTANAIK 17 Kandhamal ART INDIRA PRIYADARSANI WOMEN'S COLLEGE 115LB024 GEN KRISHNA KUMARI SAHOO GOVINDA CHANDRA SAHOO SANJUKTA SAHOO 18 Kandhamal ART A JR MOHAVIDYALAYA, SANKARKHOL 116LB176 GEN TAPAS KUMAR BEHERA ARUNA BEHERA SATYABHAMA BEHERA 19 Kandhamal ART A.M.C.S. COLLEGE, TIKABALI 101LB112 SC AKASH KUMAR BEHERA RABI NARAYAN BEHERA SANJUKTA BEHERA 20 Kandhamal ART ADIVASI COLLEGE, BALLIGUDA 102LB069 SC JYOTIPRAKASH DIGAL ABHIRAM DIGAL BINAJINI DIGAL 21 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB005 SC KARTIKA KUMAR SAHANI DUTIYA SAHANI SABITA SAHANI 22 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB030 SC CHAUDHURY DIGAL KANSARAJ DIGAL ARATI DIGAL 23 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB032 SC JAGANNATH DIGAL BISHIKESHAN DIGAL SUBASINI DIGAL 24 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB036 SC SANJITARANI DIGAL ADIKANDA DIGAL LILI DIGAL 25 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB218 SC ITISHREE BEHERA ASHOK BEHERA AHALYA BEHERA 26 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB245 SC RAJATA SAHANI JAYA CHANDRA SAHANI NARMADA SAHANI 27 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 403LB001 SC BAIKUNTHA BEHERA BISWANATH BEHERA SUMATI BEHERA 28 Kandhamal ART S M WOMEN'S JR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 110LB001 SC SMITARANI BEHERA JAGANNATH BEHERA SABITA BEHERA 29 Kandhamal ART S M WOMEN'S JR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 110LB037 SC MONALISHA DIGAL SAPTESWAR DIGAL BABITA DIGAL 30 Kandhamal ART S M WOMEN'S JR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 110LB044 SC JYOTCHNARANI SETHI CHARAN SETHI RUNU SETHI 31 Kandhamal ART S M WOMEN'S JR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 110LB059 SC JAPIKA BEHERA LATE BIJAYA CHANDRA BEHER JANAKI BEHERA 32 Kandhamal ART S M WOMEN'S JR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 410LB002 SC SUBHRA RANI DIGAL MOHAN DIGAL RENUKA DIGAL 33 Kandhamal ART S M WOMEN'S JR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 410LB009 SC RANJITA DIGAL ADIKANDA DIGAL LILI DIGAL 34 Kandhamal ART RUSHIMAL MAHAVIDYALAYA, BAMUNIGAON 111LB007 SC AJIT KUMAR NAYAK DINABANDHU NAYAK BERNIKA NAYAK 35 Kandhamal ART INDIRA PRIYADARSANI WOMEN'S COLLEGE 115LB003 SC REHENA NAYAK SUNIL NAYAK SANTASILA NAYAK 36 Kandhamal ART INDIRA PRIYADARSANI WOMEN'S COLLEGE 115LB083 SC SASMITA BIDIKA RAMESH BIDIKA PATI BIDIKA 37 Kandhamal ART A JR MOHAVIDYALAYA, SANKARKHOL 416LB017 SC PRAVAT KUMAR DIGAL KAPIL DIGAL PIRABATI DIGAL 38 Kandhamal ART AMBEDKAR MOHAVIDYALAYA, KHAJURIPADA 117LB008 SC SUJATA BEHERA DEBAHARI BEHERA SANTILATA BEHERA 39 Kandhamal ART AMBEDKAR MOHAVIDYALAYA, KHAJURIPADA 117LB012 SC SANJUKTA DIGAL NIRANJAN DIGAL GOLAPI DIGAL 40 Kandhamal ART AMBEDKAR MOHAVIDYALAYA, KHAJURIPADA 117LB013 SC BAIJAYANTI BEHERA JALANDHAR BEHERA AMBIKA BEHERA 41 Kandhamal ART SANTH SHREE ASHARAMJI BAPU MAH.KOTAGARH 118LB003 SC SIDHANTA KUMAR SAHANI GANGADHAR SAHANI GITANJALI SAHANI 42 Kandhamal ART SANTH SHREE ASHARAMJI BAPU MAH.KOTAGARH 118LB004 SC KAMALAKANTA BALLIARSINGH SANTOSA BALLIARSINGH BALIKA BALLIARSINGH 43 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB025 ST SANJIBA KUMAR MALLICK LAXMAN MALLICK SUMITRA MALLICK 44 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB042 ST ASHOK KUMAR KANHAR SRIDHARA KANHAR SRIYA KANHAR 45 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB044 ST AKSHAYA KUMAR KANHAR NAROTTAMA KANHAR SEINDRI KANHAR 46 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB093 ST PUSPANJALI MALLIK HARANATH MALLICK AMBIKA MALLICK 47 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB111 ST JAYANT KANHAR JALANDHAR KANHAR SABITA KANHAR 48 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB121 ST DAITARI KANHAR DASARATHI KANHAR ANJANA KANHAR 49 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 103LB146 ST RAKESH KUMAR MALLICK LAXMAN MALLICK SUMITRA MALLICK 50 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 403LB013 ST SUBASH CHANDRA KANHAR PITAMBER KANHAR NIRMALA KANHAR 51 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 403LB015 ST BIKUN MALLICK SRIKANTA MALLICK MANJULATA MALLICK 52 Kandhamal ART GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE, PHULBANI 403LB096 ST PRATAP KANHAR GUSUDEV KANHAR PHULAMATI KANHAR 53 Kandhamal ART K MAHAVIDYALAYA, G.UDAYAGIRI 106LB006 ST SABYASACHI DALABEHERA LATE BIMAL CHANDRA DALABE SUMITRA DALABEHERA 54 Kandhamal ART K MAHAVIDYALAYA, G.UDAYAGIRI 106LB025 ST PHIROJA PRADHAN KAMADEV PRADHAN RANJIMA PRADHAN 55 Kandhamal ART K.I.G.M. 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