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CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF KARNATAKA Kadaganchi, Kalaburagi-585367 PROVISIONAL FIRST LIST OF CANDIDATES CALLED FOR THE OPEN COUNSELLING ON 14.07.2017 PROGRAMME: INTEGRATED B.Sc. & M.Sc. (NO. OF REMAINING VACANT SEATS 25 = GEN – 10, OBC – 08, SC –05, ST-02) SUPERNUMERARY SEATS: HKR – 3, NCC/NSS/SPORTS -1, WDP -1, PH – 01, KM - 01) CANDIDATE Q.E CUCET SL. NO. NAME OF THE CANDIDATE CATEGORY REMARKS ID MARKS % MARKS 1 124057 APARNA C OBC 96 76.25 2 110812 SOUGANDH K M GM 96.00 73.75 3 199762 SREELAKSHMI OBC 94.40 73.5 4 111795 AHMED SHANIB GM 92.00 73.25 5 187165 ABHIRAMI R K OBC 99.50 70.75 6 173724 PREET RANJAN OBC 69.75 7 102511 ABHIRAMI J J GM 94 69 8 154663 N SHRAVAN KUMAR SHETTY GM 69 9 177333 SNEHA RAJESH GM 94 68.75 10 100043 SHAURYA UPADHYAYA GM 68.5 11 104300 ADITYA RAJ GM 67.75 12 105061 KARTHIKA NAIR GM 87.60 67 13 193133 NASEEF KAMAL T OBC 96.25 67 14 186110 SAMBIT KUMAR BAL GM 77.00 66.5 15 170650 ATHIRA R GM 95.2 66.25 16 130025 JENITH RAJ GM 88.80 65.75 17 200235 SOURAV KARMAKAR OBC 65 18 137982 DEBASHIS ROUT GM 80.16 63.75 19 215090 MANIRATHINAM R OBC 93.8 63.75 20 118860 ARYA KRISHNA T OBC 86.20 63.75 21 143088 LAKSHYA SHARMA GM 75.8 63.5 22 134640 MUHAMMAD MURSHID P P OBC 90.25 63.5 23 101741 ROHIT P LAL GM 63.25 24 105774 MANAS DAS GM 94.80 63 25 213060 VENI KRISHNA A K GM 94 63 26 166667 SYED ALI RIZVI GM 57.8 62.75 27 144528 RISHIKESH P GM 62 28 134559 ASHMIL MUHAMMED ALI GM 93.4 61.5 29 160452 RAJNISH KAUR GM 96 61.5 30 184511 SHUBHAM RANKAWAT OBC 88.80 61.5 31 177542 ADITYA GYANASAGAR GM 89.2 61.25 32 156450 ARDHRA DAS K R OBC 88.00 61.25 33 192165 NILESH KUMAR MANDAL GM 90.80 60.25 34 105655 KEVIN K ALEX GM 59.75 35 102690 SAMARTHA VARSHNEY GM 96.50 59.5 36 102164 RUCHIKA BAWA GOSAIN GM 59.5 37 158238 SACHIN BHAMOO OBC 80.8 59.5 38 155377 J V R ABISHEK GM 59.25 39 108228 YASH WAZIR GM 79.54 59.25 40 139911 PUTLURU DURGA SPOORTHY GM 59.25 41 222143 SHIVA MARUTHI REDDY ANUGU GM 59 42 192164 SNEHA SENGUPTA GM 89.20 58.75 43 136543 FEBIT K SAJI GM 99.40 58.5 44 101876 PAPPU MONDAL OBC 71 58.25 45 116262 P S VISHNUPRASAD GM 58 46 179162 ADWITEEYA BANDYOPADHYAY GM 88.66 58 47 185389 SHILPA S GM 58 48 122449 GNANAMBIGA M OBC 58 49 213342 I V KRISHNENDU GM 97.4 57.75 50 155151 CHETAN MAHESHWARI GM 88.00 57.5 51 105618 ATHIRA K PRAKASH OBC 99.16 57.5 52 170802 DIVYANSH SAINI OBC 91.60 57.5 53 131886 M S GIRI PRASAD GM 57 54 191065 PRIYA K GM 97.00 57 55 102887 AMRUTHA KRISHNAKUMAR GM 99.75 56.75 56 104858 SAKET TIWARI GM 82.40 56.75 57 215155 DEYA CHATTERJEE GM 56.5 58 169458 FATHIMA RAZANA U OBC 95.83 56.5 59 110604 AKASH SHUKLA GM 56.25 60 141918 ANUBHUTI GUPTA GM 56.25 61 168351 MURSHIDA BEEGAM P OBC 93.92 56.25 62 192772 SULABH RAJ GM 85.40 56 63 215914 ARSHAD K A OBC 81.40 56 64 106268 SREELAKSHMI RAVINDRAN P GM 93.8 55.75 65 116482 SREELAKSHMI RAVINDRAN P GM 93.8 55.75 66 111803 KEVIN JOSEPH GM 55.75 67 195248 RAYAVARAPU VEERA BHADRA VIKRAM GM 95.6 55.5 68 193811 BHAGYANATH S GM 90.20 55.5 69 144342 YOGESH RAM B OBC 55.5 70 194168 BISWAJEET NAYAK GM 77.8 55.25 71 197707 MAHAMMAD MAHABOOB YASEEN GM 55.25 72 190220 ALLU V BABU GM 93.2 55.25 73 115693 MANSOOR K OBC 95.30 55.25 74 123751 SNEHA P NAIR GM 99.83 55 75 122937 SANTANU BANERJEE GM 80.20 55 76 128452 HANNA PARAVATH OBC 87 55 77 143853 PRASTUTI AGRAWAL GM 93.80 54.75 78 211072 PRINCE GUPTA GM 88.6 54.75 79 128361 MEENAKSHI P GM 91 54.5 80 133423 MEGHA MARIA JACOB GM 93.20 54.5 81 160688 KSHITIZ SINGH GM 54.5 82 132122 SIDDHARTH SINGH GM 88.60 54.25 83 211684 ANUSREE SUNIL GM 54.25 84 161169 SWATHI GOPINATH CHERUVATTATH GM 54.25 85 111389 ATHULYA C OBC 94.9 54.25 86 211458 KASHISH RAJPUROHIT GM 89.69 54 87 194866 MUSKAN LAMBA GM 82.2 54 88 220946 SAGAR GM 76 53.75 89 154771 A VISHNU GM 53.75 90 213428 RAVI OBC 87.00 53.75 91 185562 C H MOHAMED JAWHAR OBC 53.75 92 101979 ANU B SEBASTIAN GM 82.6 53.5 93 174128 ARAVIND MOHAN OBC 90.8 53.5 94 143785 ARJUN MURALI GM 86.8 53.25 95 124576 SUBHAJIT ROY GM 53.25 96 180576 ANANT KUMAR GM 53 97 188429 JUSTIN PAUL GM 94.40 53 98 144727 A M ANIRUDHAN GM 52.75 99 172865 ANAGHA V GM 89.00 52.75 100 116104 ANAGHA SADASIVAN OBC 83.6 52.75 101 211604 K NARENDHRAN GM 52.5 102 144239 SONA BATESHAR OBC 52.5 103 144539 SAVITHRI KRISHNAN L GM 99 52.25 104 165592 SUBHAM PAL GM 52.25 105 144909 ADITHYA RAGHU GM 84.80 52.25 106 116787 VIDYA V GM 52.25 107 193805 AKASH B YADAL GM 52.25 108 211456 SARAH NAWAZ GM 82.4 52.25 109 194026 MUDIT MANGAL GM 52.25 110 159934 SIDDHARTH CHOUKSEY OBC 52.25 111 168218 ANAND KUMAR OBC 72.2 52.25 112 213833 CHITHRANJAN KUMAR OBC 52.25 113 143424 ANS MARIYA GEORGE GM 98 51.75 114 205749 CHANDRAMOULI S GM 51.75 115 203650 CHAITHANYA U K GM 98.75 51.75 116 104364 ABHIRAMI ASHE OBC 91.2 51.75 117 125668 ASWATHY KRISHNA V GM 51.5 118 145278 ANASWAR RAMESH P OBC 93.75 51.5 119 110720 HAIKA BASHEER AMBALAVAN OBC 51.5 120 163797 SACHIN YADAV OBC 85.20 51.5 121 121649 THEERTHA C T OBC 93.75 51.5 122 108811 ATUL VINCENT GM 95 51.25 123 186305 DIVYANSHU BANSAL GM 87.00 51.25 124 223389 ADITYA KUMAR GM 76.20 51.25 125 100666 MEGHNA MUKHOPADHYAY GM 51.25 126 148244 SUJITH M S OBC 51.25 127 147729 THESNI N OBC 95.75 51.25 128 217540 POOJA KUMARI OBC 72.80 51.25 129 207113 SOURAV SURESH OBC 51.25 130 161015 HARIKRISHNAN M GM 92.5 51 131 187019 AMRITHA K GM 51 132 134306 GOKULNATH S OBC 51 133 128548 ANAGHA K S OBC 51 134 214486 KIRUBANANTH S OBC 51 135 122167 SHWETHA PRAKASH GM 93 50.75 136 124199 SHARADDHA P JAIN GM 50.75 137 155229 DINESHKUMAR V OBC 50.75 138 204107 SHUBHAM TAIPAN SC 50.75 139 117759 HARIPRIYA K GM 97.91 50.5 140 128484 RAHUL KACHHAWAHA GM 67.16 50.5 141 101629 N SHANKAR GANESH OBC 50.5 142 191891 ANAND KRISHNA BHARTI GM 50.25 143 144814 ANAKHA ANSON GM 50.25 144 205739 SWATHI M GM 92.41 50.25 145 142915 SWETHA K V OBC 95.6 50.25 146 101917 SANDRA JIJU GM 50 147 187109 TITAS PAL GM 49.75 148 193530 AKHIL SHYAM GM 87.6 49.75 149 212917 SURAJ KUMAR MAHTO GM 77 49.75 150 163281 VEDANT RAJNEESH KARNATAK GM 49.75 151 172673 ADARSH BABU OBC 91.9 49.75 152 120091 ADITI PANDEY GM 69.25 49.5 153 144616 PRAKHAR SHARMA GM 80.00 49.5 154 121587 ANNA JOSE GM 97.16 49.25 155 212009 KUNDALA ANIL KUMAR GM 92.6 49.25 156 100608 JASINRAJ PM GM 95.66 49.25 157 104906 GUNJAN CHOUDHARY GM 80.60 49.25 158 145600 LALITH ABHIRAM SASI BHUSHAN V GM 49.25 159 185715 GYANENDRA SHARMA GM 90.60 49.25 160 131433 JAYANTH S PALAT GM 49.25 161 155130 GAYATHRI AM OBC 91.20 49.25 162 214085 DIYA VINOD GM 96.42 49 163 158401 SANIKA SANIL GM 85.80 49 164 102080 MONISHA S GM 49 165 175923 MANISH KUMAR RAJ OBC 75.80 49 166 199529 AMAN WADEKAR OBC 49 167 195362 MRIANK GHOSH GM 48.75 168 105230 GAURI K GM 48.75 169 191438 SAMPREETH H CHETTI OBC 48.75 170 134035 DIYA MILTON OBC 95.5 48.75 171 166227 ASHI SHARMA GM 48.5 172 222326 ANISH KUMAR MISHRA GM 90.8 48.5 173 100538 ASWIN GEORGE THOMAS GM 87.4 48.5 174 103103 ADERSH G R GM 97.92 48.5 175 182431 SANDHYA G GM 48.5 176 148537 SURENDRA SINGH SOLANKI GM 85.60 48.25 177 100880 KALAGA VENKATA LAXMANA TEJASWI GM 48.25 178 201297 HRISHITA GOYAL GM 48.25 179 139621 VISMAYA S OBC 48.25 180 217525 AKASAPU KAMESWAR OBC 98 48.25 181 127149 MOHAMMED NASEEF O OBC 93.83 48 182 213623 ALLAMPATI MANOHAR REDDY GM 91.7 47.75 183 122539 AMAL P MOHAN GM 98.25 47.75 184 159778 KHUSHI BANSAL GM 47.75 185 171329 K PREETHI SRADHA GM 47.75 186 109579 GRACE MARY ALIAS GM 90.00 47.75 187 211155 SAPNA SINGH OBC 76.66 47.75 188 135664 KRISHNAKUMAR OBC 47.75 189 162904 ABHINAV P GM 47.5 190 102538 SUSHRUT VIVEK BHAVE GM 79.40 47.5 191 100064 SHWETA GM 80.00 47.5 192 142709 MANYA M PANICKER GM 47.5 193 205438 SHASHANK VYAS GM 75.55 47.5 194 137622 MUHAMMAD GOUS ABDU MANAF C P OBC 93.00 47.5 195 156062 SWATHI B OBC 88.40 47.5 196 144017 SRINIVAS OBC 47.5 197 204139 PUSHPENDRA KUMAR OBC 81.40 47.5 198 100561 AISWARYA MERIN GM 99 47.25 199 143173 MATHEW TOM GM 47.25 200 215407 SUBHRA MOHANTA GM 47.25 201 128371 VARNIKA KHARE GM 47.25 202 195021 JYOTIRANJAN PARHI GM 70.00 47.25 203 108786 SNIGDHA SINGH GM 47.25 204 108401 NIHAL UK OBC 93.16 47.25 205 108791 RITIKA P M OBC 47.25 206 137768 KOUSHIK ALAPATI GM 47 207 215364 ANEESHA N KUTTY GM 95.83 47 208 135174 ADITYA OBC 86.2 47 209 110115 ADARSH AJAI GM 46.75 210 173039 ILA YADAV GM 87.00 46.75 211 219364 GONGALREDDY SREE SAI SREEVANI GM 84.5 46.75 212 171099 GOUTHAMI ROMEO P OBC 91 46.75 213 119952 ADNAN ASHRAF OBC 93.00 46.75 214 172981 MANAV NAIR P GM 46.5 215 114160 SIVAGAMI C GM 46.5 216 199196 MANMOHAN MAHAPATRA GM 46.5 217 125070 AKSHAYA S OBC 94 46.5 218 217350 PRITTAM KUMAR PADHI OBC 76.00 46.5 219 110055 KARTHIK BABU NAMBIAR GM 46.25 220 178762 PREMANAND MISHRA GM 73.60 46.25 221 120277 ADWAITH S GM 65.66 46.25 222 156189 ANANDA KRISHNAN A GM 93.40 46.25 223 104401 MALAVIKA S KRISHNA GM 46.25 224 121619 SALIM MALIK OBC 93.5 46.25 225 147127 FEBA MARIYAM JOSE GM 46 226 171138 SHIVNANDAN KUMAR GM 84.70 46 227 205328 ARVIND KUMAR GM 66.40 46 228 156408 MANALI MAHAJAN GM 46 229 121242 SWETHA G GM 46 230 121845 DEESHMA C OBC 88.66 46 231 176821 AMAL SHAH S OBC 95.92 46 232 192768 ASHWINI C OBC 46 233 129455 SHREYA S GM 94.04 45.75 234 169049 ARAVIND MENON T GM 89 45.75 235 120221 GEORGE PRINCE GM 89.4 45.75 236 104232 TEJAS TP OBC 93.91 45.75 237 167969 DIPTENDU PAUL OBC 45.75 238 130413 MUHANNAD IBRAHIM V OBC 91.4 45.75 239 124577 S MORIS OBC 45.75 240 155872 SUHAS R GM 45.5 241 104917 SALINI SANTHOSH OBC 82.6 45.5 242 181170 MOHIT SAINI OBC 45.5 243 167633 SAIKATH DAS GM 45.25 244 121537 PALLAVI MADHAVAN GM 98.9 45.25 245 116431 ALEENA WILSON OBC 45.25 246 215543 SHARAD NEELKANTH PATIL OBC 96.6 45.25 247 179678 ANURAG HARSH GM 70.40 45 248 155159 VIGHNESH
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    Chapter 1 Uday Shankar and Locating Modernity

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  • India Dance Brochure

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  • List of Officers Who Attended Courses at NCRB

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