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Registered Participants A National Level One Week FDP on "SCILAB-on Open Source Substitute for MATLAB" Successfully registered Participants FDPCODE Email First Name Last Name Name of the Institution SCILAB0001 [email protected] PRAKASH N GOBI ARTS & SCIENCE COLLEGE SCILAB0002 [email protected] Sai Kumar JBIT SCILAB0003 [email protected] Narasimha Beesam Brilliant grammer school educational societys group of institutions SCILAB0004 [email protected] REMYA C Zamorin's Guruvayurappan College SCILAB0005 [email protected] P SATISH CHANDRA 0 Teegala Krishna Reddy Engineering College SCILAB0006 [email protected] Udayini Dikkala Stanley College of Engineering & Technology for Women SCILAB0007 [email protected] NAVEEN KAPULA SAI SPURTHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SCILAB0008 [email protected] NEMANI RAGHUVEER PRAGATI ENGINEERING COLLEGE SCILAB0009 [email protected] Suresh Nuthalapati Geethanjali college of engineering and technology SCILAB0010 [email protected] Velima Obino UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM AND ENERGY STUDIES SCILAB0011 [email protected] SONICA SARA JOHN JOHN Mount Ta or atraining College, SCILAB0012 [email protected] Patlolla Sathayanarayana Reddy Medak college of engg and technology SCILAB0013 [email protected] Abdul Ahad Jamia Millia Islamia New Delhi SCILAB0014 [email protected] DINESH A vignana Bharathi Engineering College SCILAB0015 [email protected] Jeevarathinam A Hindusthan Institute of technology, Coimbatore SCILAB0016 [email protected] Paul Praveen A Malla Reddy Engineering College (Autonomous) SCILAB0017 [email protected] VEERA BABU A NARSIMHA REDDY ENGINEERING COLLEGE GEETHANJALI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND SCILAB0018 [email protected] AADHARI SANTHOSH TECHNOLOGY SCILAB0019 [email protected] Anjali Aamudalapelli Cmrit college SCILAB0020 [email protected] Aanshika 0 Reva University [email protected] SCILAB0021 m Sai Subhadra ABBINENI Vignana Bharathi institute of technology SCILAB0022 [email protected] Mohammed Abdul raqeeb Vignana bharthi engineering college SCILAB0023 [email protected] M Abdul rahiman Gates institute of technology SCILAB0024 [email protected] ABDUL ADIL PASHA MALLA REDDY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE Page 1 of 170 A National Level One Week FDP on "SCILAB-on Open Source Substitute for MATLAB" Successfully registered Participants FDPCODE Email First Name Last Name Name of the Institution SCILAB0025 [email protected] Abdul Ahad Mohammad Ali Jauhar University, SCILAB0026 [email protected] Abdul Samad Bharath niketan engineering college SCILAB0027 [email protected] MOHD ABDUL NAQI CMR Technical Campus SCILAB0028 [email protected] ALOK KUMAR Government college of engineering Dharmapuri SCILAB0029 [email protected] Abhishek Awate VPASC COLLEGE BARAMATI SCILAB0030 [email protected] Abhinav Chandravanshi Galgotias University SCILAB0031 [email protected] Dr.Abhijit Pandit Amity University, Kolkata SCILAB0032 [email protected] ABBU ABHILASH Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology [email protected] SCILAB0033 u.in ALEDDULA ABHISHEK REDDY Matrusri Engineering College BHIMAVARAM INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND SCILAB0034 [email protected] GAJULA SRI VENKATA RAMA ABHISHEK TECHNOLOGY SCILAB0035 [email protected] Abhishek Choubey Sreenidhi institute of science and technology,Hyderabad SCILAB0036 [email protected] abhishekgoud goud st martins engineering college SCILAB0037 [email protected] Abhiyanth Darsi Ashoka institute of engineering and technology SCILAB0038 [email protected] Abinaya N Nandha Engineering College SCILAB0039 [email protected] ABINAYA S ABINAYA S SCILAB0040 [email protected] ABIRAMI N SRI KRISHNA ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLEGE [email protected] SCILAB0041 m ABIRAMI P Sathyabama Institute of science and technology SCILAB0042 [email protected] K SUMITHRA Auxilium college of arts and science for women,Regunathapuram. SCILAB0043 [email protected] Abirami T Dr. M.G.R Educational and Research Institute SCILAB0044 [email protected] Archana Gangurde KVN Naiks LoGMIEER Nashik SCILAB0045 [email protected] Abraham A RVS Kumaran College Of Arts and Science Page 2 of 170 A National Level One Week FDP on "SCILAB-on Open Source Substitute for MATLAB" Successfully registered Participants FDPCODE Email First Name Last Name Name of the Institution SCILAB0046 [email protected] Mrs. H. SABITHA BEGUM AIMAN College of Arts and Science for Women SCILAB0047 [email protected] Dr Achi Reddy Ch MLR Institute of Technology SCILAB0048 [email protected] Dr Achyuth Sarkar National Institute of Technology Arunachal Pradesh SCILAB0049 [email protected] CHANDRASHEKARA A C MAHARANI'S SCIENCE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN SCILAB0050 [email protected] Satyanarayana Addala 0 Swarnandhra college of engineering and technology SCILAB0051 [email protected] A Divya Sree visvesvaraya institute of technology & science SCILAB0052 [email protected] A.Adi Narayanan St.Marys Engineering College SCILAB0053 [email protected] ADITI KADAM KLE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY SCILAB0054 [email protected] Aditi Sharma Jaypee Institute of Information Technology SCILAB0055 [email protected] Dr. Aditi Sharma Quantum University Roorkee Uttarakhand India SCILAB0056 [email protected] Adlene Ebenezer P SRM IST advocatetharanivel007@gmail. SCILAB0057 com Tharanivel Muniyandi Tamil nadu dr ambedkar law university SCILAB0058 [email protected] AFROZ SAYYAD VDF SCHOOL OF ENGG & TECH LATUR SCILAB0059 [email protected] SUHAIL AFROZ MOHAMMAD VAAGDEVI ENGINEERING COLLEGE SCILAB0060 [email protected] JOHN AGNEL Annamalai polytechnic college, chettinad SCILAB0061 [email protected] A GOPALAKRUSHNA VIGNANA BHARATHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SCILAB0062 [email protected] Ahalya Rsni Gonuguntla Malla Reddy Engineering College (Autonomous) SCILAB0063 [email protected] Umesh Ahire VPASC College, Baramati SCILAB0064 [email protected] Ahmed Khalil Nalla Malla Reddy engineering college SCILAB0065 [email protected] Azharuddin Ahmed Dream Institute of Technology ahmedzeeshan_eng87@yahoo. SCILAB0066 com G Ahmed Zeeshan Global Institute of Engineering and Technology SCILAB0067 [email protected] Aishwarya Sawant Srtmun SCILAB0068 [email protected] Aishwarya Sawant Srtmun Page 3 of 170 A National Level One Week FDP on "SCILAB-on Open Source Substitute for MATLAB" Successfully registered Participants FDPCODE Email First Name Last Name Name of the Institution SCILAB0069 [email protected] G Aishwarya Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan College of Engineering and Technology aishwaryaparthasarathy59@g SCILAB0070 mail.com Aishwarya P Meenakshi university SCILAB0071 [email protected] Aiswarya. R 0 Paavai Engineering college, Namakkal SCILAB0072 [email protected] Dr Ajayan Thankayan KSMDB College, Sasthamcotta, Kollam, Kerala. SCILAB0073 [email protected] AJAYBABU ADDALA Marri Laxman Reddy Institute of Technology & Management ajaykumarsharma2205@gmail. SCILAB0074 com Dr. Ajay Kumar Sharma Mahatma Gandhi College of Science SCILAB0075 [email protected] Ajeena Joseph Don Bosco Arts and Science College SCILAB0076 [email protected] AJIN KUMAR CPAT-TVS SCILAB0077 [email protected] AJITKUMAR MANSINGJI MAKWANA Indian Institute of Teacher Education SCILAB0078 [email protected] Dr. Ajay Gadicha P.R.Pote College of Engineering and Management Amravati SCILAB0079 [email protected] GUNTUPALLI AKHILA BOMMA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE SCILAB0080 [email protected] Akhileshwari P 0 University of Mysore SCILAB0081 [email protected] AKHILA PEMMARAJU GIET COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING SCILAB0082 [email protected] Mr. R. Akhilesh Reddy Bharat Institute of Engineering and Technology SCILAB0083 [email protected] Akhil S NSS Hindu College Changanacherry SCILAB0084 [email protected] Akshata Lohar S.s.v.p.s science collage dhule [email protected] SCILAB0085 m Mohd Abdul Nadeem Akram St Peter's Engineering College SCILAB0086 [email protected] Srikanth A K Government Polytechnic, SCILAB0087 [email protected] Vatsha Mittal Sivanthi College of Education SCILAB0088 [email protected] ALAGESAN RAMAN BHARATH NIKETAN ENGINEERING COLLEGE SCILAB0089 [email protected] MUHAMMED ALAUDEEN ASHIQ M SETHU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Page 4 of 170 A National Level One Week FDP on "SCILAB-on Open Source Substitute for MATLAB" Successfully registered Participants FDPCODE Email First Name Last Name Name of the Institution SCILAB0090 [email protected] Mrs. A Albina 0 Aringar Anna College SCILAB0091 [email protected] LEEMA ROSE A Marudupandiyar College(Arts & Science) SCILAB0092 [email protected] Alekhya Podila Vignana Bharathi Engineering College SCILAB0093 [email protected] Alekya Ragukula St.Martin's Engineering College SCILAB0094 [email protected] Alfaj Shaikh Dnyanshree Institute of Engineering and Technology,Satara SCILAB0095 [email protected] aligi suresh Cmrtc SCILAB0096 [email protected] A MANOHAR Alle Jntuhces SCILAB0097 [email protected] T. SANGEETHA Sri Sankara Bhagavathi Arts and Science College SCILAB0098 [email protected] GNANA SREE QQ govt. Polytechnic GEETHANJALI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND SCILAB0099 [email protected] ALLUGUVELLI RAMESH TECHNOLOGY SCILAB0100 [email protected] MD ALTAF UR RAHMAN GLOBAL INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY SCILAB0101 [email protected]
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