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Student Wise Details of the Fellowship Released Name of the Scheme Student wise details of the Fellowship released Name of the scheme: AICTE Doctoral Fellowship (ADF) Frequency of the scholarship –Monthly Amount released during the month of : July 2021 Sl. No. Student ID Name of the Institute ID Institute State Institute Name and Amount Student Address Released Indira Gandhi Institute of Sushil Kumar Technology, Sarang 1 1-4064399722 Sahoo 1-412736121 Orissa 31703 B.M.S.College of Engineering 2 1-4071237529 Deepak C 1-5884543 Karnataka 43400 Perla Venkatasreenivasu B.M.S.College of Engineering 3 1-4071249071 la Reddy 1-5884543 Karnataka 43400 B.M.S.College of Engineering 4 1-4071249170 Shruthi S 1-5884543 Karnataka 43400 B.M.S.College of Engineering 5 1-4071249196 Vidyadhara V 1-5884543 Karnataka 43400 B.M.S.College of Engineering 6 1-4071249216 Pruthvija B 1-5884543 Karnataka 86800 Tulasi Naga Jyothi B.M.S.College of Engineering 7 1-4071249296 Kolanti 1-5884543 Karnataka 43400 B.M.S.College of Engineering 8 1-4071448346 Manali Raman 1-5884543 Karnataka 43400 B.M.S.College of Engineering 9 1-4071448396 Anisa Aftab 1-5884543 Karnataka 43400 Coimbatore Institute of 10 1-4072764071 Vijayan M 1-5213396 Tamil Nadu Technology 40600 Coimbatore Institute of 11 1-4072764119 Sivasubramani P A 1-5213396 Tamil Nadu Technology 40600 Ramasubramanian Coimbatore Institute of 12 1-4072764136 M 1-5213396 Tamil Nadu Technology 40600 Eswara Eswara Coimbatore Institute of 13 1-4072764153 Rao 1-5213396 Tamil Nadu Technology 40600 Coimbatore Institute of 14 1-4072764158 Dhivya Priya N 1-5213396 Tamil Nadu Technology 40600 College of Engineering 15 1-4078329031 Namitha Murali 1-8262311 Kerala Trivandrum 40600 College of Engineering 16 1-4071691821 Anu T S 1-8262311 Kerala Trivandrum 40600 College of Engineering 17 1-4071432541 Sandeep Soman 1-8262311 Kerala Trivandrum 40600 College of Engineering 18 1-4071687177 Edla Sneha 1-8262311 Kerala Trivandrum 40600 College of Engineering 19 1-4071671531 Vignesh D 1-8262311 Kerala Trivandrum 40600 College of Engineering 20 1-4078715921 Shaise K John 1-8262311 Kerala Trivandrum 40600 Muhammed Shibil College of Engineering 21 1-4071678671 Shibil P 1-8262311 Kerala Trivandrum 40600 College of Engineering, Pune 22 1-4065425696 Puja Prakash More 1-14626132 Maharashtra 43400 Litesh Hemraj College of Engineering, Pune 23 1-4065425679 Bopche 1-14626132 Maharashtra 43400 Pranoti Prakash College of Engineering, Pune 24 1-4065425703 Shinde 1-14626132 Maharashtra 43400 Sl. No. Student ID Name of the Institute ID Institute State Institute Name and Amount Student Address Released Indraneel Chandrashekhar College of Engineering, Pune 25 1-4065425710 Naik 1-14626132 Maharashtra 43400 Shubham Prakash College of Engineering, Pune 26 1-4065425689 Shrirao 1-14626132 Maharashtra 43400 Delhi Institution of Pharmaceutical Sciences And 27 1-4073356337 Arshvir - Kaur 1-28475041 Delhi Research 43400 Delhi Institution of Pharmaceutical Sciences And 28 1-4073356372 Shaik - Khasimbi 1-28475041 Delhi Research 43400 Delhi Institution of Pharmaceutical Sciences And 29 1-4073356386 Garima - Chauhan 1-28475041 Delhi Research 43400 Shreyash Rajesh Government College of 30 1-4074527073 Rathi 1-9598767 Maharashtra Engineering Amravati 35960 Poonam Pradip Government College of 31 1-4074527106 Gawande 1-9598767 Maharashtra Engineering Amravati 40600 Government College of Harshal Arunrao Engineering, Aurangabad 32 1-4076959818 Admane 1-35681791 Maharashtra (Academic Autonomous) 40600 Governmentengineeringcolle 33 1-4073318421 Pavankumar G 1-13392996 Kerala gethrissur 37981 Governmentengineeringcolle 34 1-4073318444 Najva N 1-13392996 Kerala gethrissur 40600 Governmentengineeringcolle 35 1-4073318451 Dimna Denny C 1-13392996 Kerala gethrissur 40600 Governmentengineeringcolle 36 1-4073318458 Asha Farsana M 1-13392996 Kerala gethrissur 40600 Governmentengineeringcolle 37 1-4073318465 Jismy Antony 1-13392996 Kerala gethrissur 40600 Indira Gandhi Institute of 38 1-4064399649 Ashes Kumar Das 1-412736121 Orissa Technology Sarang 35361 Krishna Chandra Indira Gandhi Institute of 39 1-4064399704 Patra 1-412736121 Orissa Technology Sarang 35361 Satya Varun Sai Jadavpur University 40 1-4087939881 Varun Sai Boni 1-21569051 West Bengal 43400 41 1-4084459371 Sanjib Das 1-21569051 West Bengal Jadavpur University 43400 42 1-4084400346 Soumen Mondal 1-21569051 West Bengal Jadavpur University 43400 43 1-4084400367 Dhiraj Kumar 1-21569051 West Bengal Jadavpur University 43400 44 1-4084400426 Suman Pal 1-21569051 West Bengal Jadavpur University 35000 45 1-4084400435 Sujit Saha 1-21569051 West Bengal Jadavpur University 42000 46 1-4084400457 Avinash Gavel 1-21569051 West Bengal Jadavpur University 35960 Brahamacharry Jadavpur University 47 1-4084400331 Paul 1-21569051 West Bengal 43400 48 1-4076875841 Kaviarasan L 1-10037341 Tamil Nadu Jss College of Pharmacy 18914 49 1-4077349778 Mamta Kumari 1-10037341 Tamil Nadu Jss College of Pharmacy 29715 Jss College of Pharmacy 50 1-4077349793 Vidyasrilekha Yele 1-10037341 Tamil Nadu 29688 Madhav Institute of 51 1-4071680931 Aditi Tiwari 1-10746341 Madhya Pradesh Technology & Science 40600 Vikas Kumar Madhav Institute of 52 1-4071680881 Thakur 1-10746341 Madhya Pradesh Technology & Science 40600 Madhav Institute of 53 1-4071680967 Rinisha Bagaria 1-10746341 Madhya Pradesh Technology & Science 40600 Sl. No. Student ID Name of the Institute ID Institute State Institute Name and Amount Student Address Released Madhav Institute of 54 1-4071681013 Pushpendra Singh 1-10746341 Madhya Pradesh Technology & Science 40600 Madhav Institute of 55 1-4071685591 Rishika Shah 1-10746341 Madhya Pradesh Technology & Science 40600 Madhav Institute of 56 1-4071685781 Ruchi Jayaswal 1-10746341 Madhya Pradesh Technology & Science 40600 Madhav Institute of 57 1-4071685807 Amita Sharma 1-10746341 Madhya Pradesh Technology & Science 40600 Bharath Singh Manipal College of 58 1-4066912092 Singh Padya 1-4314673 Karnataka Pharmaceutical Sciences 37800 Manipal College of 59 1-4066911931 Gautam . Kumar 1-4314673 Karnataka Pharmaceutical Sciences 37800 Suman . Manipal College of 60 1-4066912115 Manandhar 1-4314673 Karnataka Pharmaceutical Sciences 37800 Manipal College of 61 1-4066912146 Salwa . 1-4314673 Karnataka Pharmaceutical Sciences 37800 Manipal College of 62 1-4067760581 Fajeelath Fathima . 1-4314673 Karnataka Pharmaceutical Sciences 37800 Netaji Subhas Institute of 63 1-4090850671 Varun Kumar 1-524786611 Delhi Technology 43400 Netaji Subhas Institute of 64 1-4090850701 Pooja Dwivedi 1-524786611 Delhi Technology 43400 Netaji Subhas Institute of 65 1-4086380161 Manish Kumar 1-524786611 Delhi Technology 43400 Netaji Subhas Institute of 66 1-4086380269 Chandni Bajaj 1-524786611 Delhi Technology 43400 Netaji Subhas Institute of 67 1-4084315273 Anju Prabha 1-524786611 Delhi Technology 43400 Pondicherry Engineering 68 1-4071694431 Rajarajeswarie B 1-7842176 Puducherry College 40600 Pondicherry Engineering 69 1-4071697274 Mounika Addanki 1-7842176 Puducherry College 40600 Surya Prakash Pondicherry Engineering 70 1-4071697088 Maddimsetty 1-7842176 Puducherry College 40600 Chaitanya Pondicherry Engineering 71 1-4071697129 Mycherla 1-7842176 Puducherry College 40600 Panugalla Pondicherry Engineering 72 1-4071697165 Ramarao 1-7842176 Puducherry College 40600 Raveendranadh Pondicherry Engineering 73 1-4071697179 Bokka 1-7842176 Puducherry College 40600 Pondicherry Engineering 74 1-4071697225 Purbadri Ghosal 1-7842176 Puducherry College 40600 Pondicherry Engineering 75 1-4071697253 Ravikumar S 1-7842176 Puducherry College 40600 Poona College of Pharmacy, 76 1-4089550314 Suraj Kewal More 1-13419201 Maharashtra Pune 43400 Poona College of Pharmacy, 77 1-4089550221 Diddi Sneha Latha 1-13419201 Maharashtra Pune 43400 Sindhuja Psg College of Technology 78 1-4071255521 Munnangi 1-4165514 Tamil Nadu 40600 79 1-4071255554 Esther Jemima 1-4165514 Tamil Nadu Psg College of Technology 40600 Psg College of Technology 80 1-4071258451 Manikanta Reddy S 1-4165514 Tamil Nadu 40600 Venkata Ramana Psg College of Technology 81 1-4072150910 Mula 1-4165514 Tamil Nadu 40600 82 1-4071273801 Arpit Panwar 1-4165514 Tamil Nadu Psg College of Technology 40600 Sl. No. Student ID Name of the Institute ID Institute State Institute Name and Amount Student Address Released Psg College of Technology 83 1-4072150831 Manasa Kundrapu 1-4165514 Tamil Nadu 40600 Rajiv Gandhi Institute of 84 1-4071684901 Anjaly Mohan 1-8083401 Kerala Technology,Kottayam 37800 Rajiv Gandhi Institute of 85 1-4071236427 Soorya Ann Koshy 1-8083401 Kerala Technology,Kottayam 37800 Rajiv Gandhi Institute of 86 1-4071411961 Paul Ben Pulliattu 1-8083401 Kerala Technology,Kottayam 37800 Rajiv Gandhi Institute of 87 1-4071425685 Saranya M S 1-8083401 Kerala Technology,Kottayam 37800 Amit Kumar Sant Longowal Institute of 88 1-4068504422 Shakya 1-515991181 Punjab Engineering & Technology 35000 Sant Longowal Institute of 89 1-4068504433 Govind Vashishtha 1-515991181 Punjab Engineering & Technology 35000 Mahendra Kumar Sant Longowal Institute of 90 1-4068504442 Jangid 1-515991181 Punjab Engineering & Technology 35000 Sant Longowal Institute of 91 1-4071704451 Vinay Kumar 1-515991181 Punjab Engineering & Technology 35000 Sant Longowal Institute of 92 1-4069880921 Akash Sood 1-515991181 Punjab Engineering & Technology 35000 Sant Longowal Institute of 93 1-4068504241 Palak Palak 1-515991181 Punjab Engineering & Technology 35000 Sant Longowal Institute of 94 1-4068504346 Sumika Sumika 1-515991181 Punjab Engineering & Technology 35000 Shri Guru Gobind Singhji Institute of Engineering And 95 1-4066503845
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