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Chemistry Interview for Admission to Ph.D. Will Be Held As Notified. Only Chemistry Interview for admission to Ph.D. will be held as notified. only those Candidates of general category having 50% marks (100) & 45%( 90 ) marks of researved category of M.P. are eligible for attending the interview. Candidates of general category having less than 50% marks (100 marks) are not eligible for interview. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Name Father's Name Roll No Marks Obt. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CHANDANA JAIN RAM CHANDRA 3967 136 MUJAFFAR AHMED BHATT MANJUL AHMED. 4221 134 PRIYANKA KAROLIA ASHOK KUMAR 4236 133 PRIYANKA SHRIVASTAVA S K SHRIVASTAVA 3047 132 UMA M BHALERAO MANOHAR N BHALERAO 4436 130 ANKITA SINHA. ARUN KUMAR 6119 129 DHANANJAY LATE NAGRAJ 4204 127 PRASHANT KUMAR PATHAK A K PATHAK 4825 124 SHIVANI BANSAL K C BANSAL 6294 124 ARPITA KULSHRESHTHA DEVANAND 5841 124 SHAILENDRA SEN ATMA RAM 6331 123 SWATI SHRIVASTAVA SHIV KUMAR 4235 123 VANDANA KHATOT S L KABRA 2755 121 BRIJ BHUSHAN SINGH SITA RAM 5722 121 ANIDHA AGARWAL ARUN AGARWAL 4217 121 TANYA JADOUN K V YADAV 5380 120 MANOJ KUMAR SHAU GUNA NIDHI 4739 119 NIRUPAMA GURU ARIBAM G A SANATOMBA SHARMA 2797 119 HAROON MOHIUDDIN BHATT G H MOHIUDDIN BHATT 3381 118 ANURADHA SHARMA RAMSIYA SHARMA 4497 118 ARUN SHARMA RATAN LAL SHARMA 4301 118 VAHEER AHMED KHANDE MOHD. AMIR 4220 118 PRADEEP KUMAR SONI MAHAPRASAD 3541 118 RAM KISHORE UPADHYAY RAM NIWAS 2664 117 RASHMI JAIN N R JAIN 5528 115 RENU DIXIT RAKESH NARAYAN 5799 115 PREETI PANDEY RAJENDRA KUMAR 4237 115 VISHU SHRIVATAVA HARISH CHANDRA 4707 115 SHUBHANKAR BHATTACHARYA SHIVA KANTI 3787 114 VEENA NATHANI OM PRAKASH 2883 114 TAMANNA SHARMA SITA RAM SHARMA 9001 114 RUCHI GUPTA RAJENDRA PRASAD 7824 113 SHEIKH ABDULL MAJEED SHEIKH ALI MOHD. 4219 113 BHOOPENDRA SINGH BRIJENDRA SINGH 5723 113 KEKASHA NAZ MOHD. SATTAR BEIG 5088 113 KRISHNA KANT UPADHYAY MAHESH CHANDRA 6351 112 SEEMA QRAISHI NASIRUDDIN 4426 112 SANGEETA RAJPUT S S RAJPUT 4792 111 JYOTSANA GUPTA SURESH KUMAR 5715 111 DIGVIJAY SINGH CHOUHAN PREM SINGH 5852 111 RAGHVENDRA GOUD TIRUPATHIAH 6179 111 P V R K RAMACHARYALU P RAMAVATARAM 3425 111 PREETI DESHMUKH SHIVI DUBEY 5913 110 MADHU GUPTA PRAKASH NARAYAN 2894 110 PRIYANKA GUPTA GAJANAND 3786 109 SANJAY SHARMA MAHADEV PRASAD 3145 109 RATI JAIN VIMAL CHAND JAIN 2710 108 MADHUBALA J P VERMA 5928 108 JUGRAJ JATAV PRAMOD 6365 107 ANU PARMAR DARBAR SINGH 5599 107 POONAM GUPTA M L GUPTA 6052 106 KSHIPRA DIXIT PRAMOD 5947 106 RUCHIR MATHUR MAHESH 6161 106 MAHAGUL SHAIKH ABDULLAH 4344 105 MEENA DEVI JAGDISH CHANDRA 4721 105 C RAMA KRISHNA C VENKATRAMAIYA 6199 105 MANORAM VIMAL MAN SINGH 4412 105 RAM KISHORE SHARMA. JAGAT NARAYAN 3029 105 ARPIT SONI KUNJ BIHARI 4984 104 JEEVAN SINGH JAT RASAL SINGH 5861 103 BHARTI GOYAL MANOJ 5107 102 NEETU BARAHDIA ASHA RAM 6355 101 SATYENDRA PRATAP SINGH CHITTAR SINGH. 4957 101 APARNA VERMA VED PRAKASH KHARE 4715 100 SHYAMJI GURJER KUSHALPAL 6333 100 ANURADHA ROY ASHOK KUMAR 4363 100 POOJA SHARMA SURESH KUMAR 3686 100 SHWETA SHARMA PRAKASH MISHRA 2932 100 ARENDRA SINGH RAJA RAM 5072 99 RANJANA SHARMA S L SHARMA 4673 99 DINESH SINGH NARVARIA BADN SINGH 5675 98 SWATI SHARMA SHYAMBARAN 5963 97 ARVIND KUMAR SHARMA RAM KUMAR 6110 97 PRATIBHA BHATELE A S BHATELE 2578 97 MUKTA TIWARI VIJAY TIWARI 17 96 FARAZ MOIN SHEIKH MOINUDDIN DHEIKH 6290 96 DEEPA BHARTI. N D AHIRWAR 6198 96 VIJAY SHANKAR JHA MADHUKANT JHA 4709 96 REETA SINGH MUKTI NATH SINGH 2911 96 HEMLATA NIM M S NIM 6236 95 PUSHPENDRA KUMAR VYAS BHANU PRATAP 4192 95 PRIYA PAWAIYA NARESH 5716 94 KAPIL SHROTIYA MAHESH DUTT 3806 94 AMRITA PAWAIYA D R PAWAIYA 2587 94 NEETU RIYAR RAM AVTAR 4389 91 NEETU SINGH ASHOK KUMAR 4841 91 NEELAM SIKARWAR RAM PRAKASH 4763 91 ARCHANA UPADHYAY. VIJAY PAL 6437 90 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .
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