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Maharashtra Nursing Council,Mumbai 30/06/2017 MAHARASHTRA NURSING COUNCIL,MUMBAI Seat No. & Exam Center Allotted For GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FIRST YEAR Exam held in August 2017 Centre Name : B.Y.L.NAIR CHA. HOSP, MUMBAI Institute Name: G.T. HOSPITAL, MUMBAI Centre Inst. Seat No. Name Exempted Subjects Sr.No. Sr. No. 1 1 1 MR BHOYE SURESH DEU 2 2 2 MR CHANDRAMPALLI AKASH SHIVRAJ 3 3 3 MR DONGARKAR DINESH RASU 4 4 4 MISS GAVIT ANUSAYA KASHINATH 5 5 5 MISS GAWADE POOJA PARSHURAM 6 6 6 MISS GOVEKAR AKSHATA LAXMAN 7 7 7 MISS JANGALE PRIYANKA VIJAY 8 8 8 MISS KAMBLE APEKSHA NANDKUMAR 9 9 9 MR MANE SHAILESH LAXMAN 10 10 10 MR METRASKAR ISHWAR RAMESH 11 11 11 MISS MORE SHWETA SANDESH 12 12 12 MISS MORE SAYLI RAJENDRA 13 13 13 MISS MORE POOJA VASSANT 14 14 14 MISS MORE JAGRUTI JAGDISH 15 15 15 MISS NAIK SAYALI GURUNATH 16 16 16 MR NATE SACHIN SURESH 17 17 17 MISS PALASKAR PRANALI BHALCHANDRA 18 18 18 MISS PATHARE PRAGATI BALKRISHNA 19 19 19 MISS PATIL SWAPNALI SURESH Page 1 of 565 30/06/2017 MAHARASHTRA NURSING COUNCIL,MUMBAI Seat No. & Exam Center Allotted For GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FIRST YEAR Exam held in August 2017 20 20 20 MISS PISE DHANASHRI VILAS 21 21 21 MISS RODKAR NAINA GOPAL 22 22 22 MISS TATE RAJSHREE BARKU 23 23 23 MISS YADAV JAGRUTI JAYANT NOTE : 'P' MEANS PROVISIONALLY PERMITTED ******************************************************************************************************************************************* if there is any mistake in the EXEMPTION of the Candidate it should be brought to the notice of the Council before the examination otherwise Councile will not be resposible for any Consequences. The names of candidates enrolled online will be hole resposibilty of the Principal of that Nursing Institute. Page 2 of 565 30/06/2017 MAHARASHTRA NURSING COUNCIL,MUMBAI Seat No. & Exam Center Allotted For GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FIRST YEAR Exam held in August 2017 Centre Name : B.Y.L.NAIR CHA. HOSP, MUMBAI Institute Name: ST. GEORGE`S HOSPITAL, MUMBAI Centre Inst. Seat No. Name Exempted Subjects Sr.No. Sr. No. 24 1 24 MISS BELOTE PRACHI DHONDIBHAU 25 2 25 MR BHADANGE TUSHAR GANESH 26 3 26 MISS CHALKE SONALI KAMLAKAR 27 4 27 MISS DESAI ANKITA RAVINDRA 28 5 28 MISS DIGE MADHURI TULSHIRAM 29 6 29 MR GADHARI SAGAR ATMARAM 30 7 30 MR GHULE MAHESH MAHENDRA 31 8 31 MISS KAMBLE PRATIKSHA VIJAY 32 9 32 MR KASABE BOBBY BALU 33 10 33 MR KHARE VISHAL SURYABHAN 34 11 34 MISS KOKALE MONALI DNYANESHWAR 35 12 35 MISS MALEKAR SUPRIYA SHIVAJI 36 13 36 MISS NEMLEKAR RITIKA RAJESH 37 14 37 MISS PALAV PALLAVI MAHENDRA 38 15 38 MR PATIL PRAFULL SUDAM 39 16 39 MISS PAWAR SAMTA ROHIDAS 40 17 40 MISS SAWANT SNEHA CHANDRAHAS 41 18 41 MISS SOLANKE ROSHANEE VIJAYSINGH 42 19 42 MISS WAGHMARE REVATI GANESH Page 3 of 565 30/06/2017 MAHARASHTRA NURSING COUNCIL,MUMBAI Seat No. & Exam Center Allotted For GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FIRST YEAR Exam held in August 2017 NOTE : 'P' MEANS PROVISIONALLY PERMITTED ******************************************************************************************************************************************* if there is any mistake in the EXEMPTION of the Candidate it should be brought to the notice of the Council before the examination otherwise Councile will not be resposible for any Consequences. The names of candidates enrolled online will be hole resposibilty of the Principal of that Nursing Institute. Page 4 of 565 30/06/2017 MAHARASHTRA NURSING COUNCIL,MUMBAI Seat No. & Exam Center Allotted For GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FIRST YEAR Exam held in August 2017 Centre Name : K.E.M. HOSPITAL , MUMBAI Institute Name: HOLY SPIRIT HOSPITAL , ANDHERI , MUMBAI Centre Inst. Seat No. Name Exempted Subjects Sr.No. Sr. No. 43 1 43 MISS AMBIKA MUNDU 44 2 44 MISS CHINNU JOSE 45 3 45 MISS RASHMI EKKA 46 4 46 MISS SUBHALAKSHMI RAJESH 47 5 47 MISS GEENA RAJU 48 6 48 MISS BAGAVE TANVI TUKARAM 49 7 49 MISS BARNETTO NATALIE CLOTILDA 50 8 50 MISS BHANDARI NIKITA SANDEEP 51 9 51 MISS BHANDARI SHRONITA ONIL 52 10 52 MISS CROSS CHRISANNE LIZA 53 11 53 MISS DHUMNE SONALI NANDADEEP 54 12 54 MISS FLEMY KOCHUTHRESIA MONCY 55 13 55 MISS GAREA SAINORA GILBERT 56 14 56 MISS JEETARWAL POOJA MULCHAND 57 15 57 MISS JIU MERELYN JECOB 58 16 58 MISS KANTELA NITA IGNASH 59 17 59 MISS KARTAN SUVIDHA EDWARD 60 18 60 MISS MORE PRIYANKA MANOJ 61 19 61 MISS NARLYA JACSINA JOSEPH Page 5 of 565 30/06/2017 MAHARASHTRA NURSING COUNCIL,MUMBAI Seat No. & Exam Center Allotted For GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FIRST YEAR Exam held in August 2017 62 20 62 MISS OVALEKAR BHAKTI DEEPAK 63 21 63 MISS PATIL PRIYANKA BOITUR 64 22 64 MISS PINTO CAROL ONEEL 65 23 65 MISS SHIRKE VAIJAYANTA DURGA 66 24 66 MISS SURYAWANSHI SANJIVANI LAXMAN 67 25 67 MISS SURYAWANSHI SIMRAN PREMNATH 68 26 68 MISS TANDEL SUNANDA SAKHARAM 69 27 69 MISS TUSCAN GLORIA JOHN NOTE : 'P' MEANS PROVISIONALLY PERMITTED ******************************************************************************************************************************************* if there is any mistake in the EXEMPTION of the Candidate it should be brought to the notice of the Council before the examination otherwise Councile will not be resposible for any Consequences. The names of candidates enrolled online will be hole resposibilty of the Principal of that Nursing Institute. Page 6 of 565 30/06/2017 MAHARASHTRA NURSING COUNCIL,MUMBAI Seat No. & Exam Center Allotted For GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FIRST YEAR Exam held in August 2017 Centre Name : L.T.M.G.Hospital, Sion, Mumbai Institute Name: K.J.SOMAIYA HOSPITAL RES. CENTRE, SON, SION , MUMBAI Centre Inst. Seat No. Name Exempted Subjects Sr.No. Sr. No. 70 1 70 MISS AADKAI SHRADDHA RAVIKUMAR 71 2 71 MISS AAISHAPARVEEN ANSARAHAMAD 72 3 72 MISS ALMEIDA INACIN CASSIAN 73 4 73 MISS ANGRE RUTUJA BALU ( I ) ( III ) ( IV ) ( V ) ( VI ) ( VII ) 74 5 74 MISS BHORE VAISHNAVI AKARAM ( III ) ( IV ) ( V ) ( VI ) ( VII ) 75 6 75 MISS CHIKHALIKAR BHAGYASHRI RAJENDRA 76 7 76 MISS CHINDARKAR DEEPALI DEEPAK ( II ) ( III ) ( IV ) ( V ) ( VI ) ( VII ) 77 8 77 MISS DHAWADE SAYALI PANDURANG 78 9 78 MR GAIKWAD JAY SHANTARAM 79 10 79 MISS GAJULA RAMYASHREE PAWANKUMAR 80 11 80 MR GURAV HRISHIKESH HIRAMAN 81 12 81 MISS ITHAPE SANIKA MANOJ 82 13 82 MISS JAITWAL KAVITA TRILOKSINGH 83 14 83 MISS KADAM PRACHI ASHOK 84 15 84 MR KAJJAR AUSTIN MOHANRAJ 85 16 85 MR KALE ALLWIN ADVIN 86 17 86 MR MAHALA PRASAD LAXMAN 87 18 87 MISS MANE KOMAL ANIL 88 19 88 MISS MEHATRI SALOMI ANAND Page 7 of 565 30/06/2017 MAHARASHTRA NURSING COUNCIL,MUMBAI Seat No. & Exam Center Allotted For GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FIRST YEAR Exam held in August 2017 89 20 89 MISS MHATRE KALYANI BALKRISHNA 90 21 90 MISS PANDEY PRAMILA KRIPASHANKAR 91 22 91 MISS PARDHI SONALI SATISH 92 23 92 MISS PATEL KINJAL VINODBHAI 93 24 93 MISS PATIL SHIVALI VAIKUNTH 94 25 94 MISS POWAR JYOTI GORAKH 95 26 95 MISS SAGAR SUJATA RAM 96 27 96 MISS SANAFARBANU HANIF MIRASA 97 28 97 MISS SAWANT KAVITA SAHADEV 98 29 98 MISS SHAIKH SALINA SALIM 99 30 99 MISS SHAIKH SAHANABEGUM BABU 100 31 100 MISS SHIRSAT POOJA ANANDA 101 32 101 MISS SUHASINI VIJAY 102 33 102 MISS THAKUR NISHA MANJIT 103 34 103 MISS TIWARI POOJA RAMESH ( III ) ( IV ) ( V ) ( VI ) ( VII ) 104 35 104 MISS VELKAR JAGRUTI DASHRATH 105 36 105 MISS VISHWAKARMA BINDU ASHOK 106 37 106 MISS YADAV PRIYADEVI SANTLAL NOTE : 'P' MEANS PROVISIONALLY PERMITTED ******************************************************************************************************************************************* if there is any mistake in the EXEMPTION of the Candidate it should be brought to the notice of the Council before the examination otherwise Councile will not be resposible for any Consequences. 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Seat No. Name Exempted Subjects Sr.No. Sr. No. 107 1 107 MISS AMBARE VINAYA VIJAY 108 2 108 MISS BHOIR ARATI NIVAS 109 3 109 MISS GHADI KRUTIKA ANAND 110 4 110 MISS GUPTA NISHA DHANESHWAR 111 5 111 MISS GUPTA SANDHYA ASHOKKUMAR 112 6 112 MISS HOSMANI DIANA VASANT 113 7 113 MISS JETTY KIRTI MAHADEV 114 8 114 MISS NADULKERI GLORY NAGESH 115 9 115 MISS OGALE SHIVANI MILIND 116 10 116 MISS PAL ARTI PHOOLCHAND 117 11 117 MISS PANDHARE JAYASHREE LAXMAN 118 12 118 MR PANDHARE PRASHANT NANABHAU 119 13 119 MISS PATIL POOJA VIKAS 120 14 120 MISS PEDNEKAR ANKITA ANIL 121 15 121 MISS REDDY PRINCY KUMAR 122 16 122 MISS ROKADE SHRADDHA SUBHASH 123 17 123 MR THORAT AMOL LAXMAN 124 18 124 MISS UMALE ROHINI GANGADHAR 125 19 125 MISS VARMA AARTI RAJUPRASAD Page 9 of 565 30/06/2017 MAHARASHTRA NURSING COUNCIL,MUMBAI Seat No. & Exam Center Allotted For GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FIRST YEAR Exam held in August 2017 NOTE : 'P' MEANS PROVISIONALLY PERMITTED ******************************************************************************************************************************************* if there is any mistake in the EXEMPTION of the Candidate it should be brought to the notice of the Council before the examination otherwise Councile will not be resposible for any Consequences. 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