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SHIA POST GRADUATE COLLEGE, LUCKNOW FIRST MERIT LIST of B.Com. (BOYS) REGULAR SESSION : 2020-21 SELECTED CANDIDATES Inter Inter Inter Shia Inter Normalized Gap Year Merit S.No. Reg. No. Name of Applicant Father's Name Exam Inter Board Max. Marks Inter % Pass Out Inter % Deduction Index Year Marks Obt. Weightage 1 501502 S ALI FAWAZ RIZVI S MUZAFFAR I RIZVI 2020 ISC 500 460 92.000 92.462 0 0 92.462 2 501821 SAURABH AWASTHI SUMENDRA KUMAR AWASTHI 2020 CBSE 500 437 87.400 87.839 0 0 87.839 3 500264 SAURABH AWASTHI VISWADHAR AWASTHI 2016 U.P. BOARD 500 443 88.600 91.340 4 0 87.340 4 502995 Deepanshu Dhaudhiyal Kishore Chandra Dhaundhiyal 2020 CBSE 500 430 86.000 86.432 0 0 86.432 5 502022 Ashutosh Varma Asheesh Varma 2020 CBSE 500 429 85.800 86.231 0 0 86.231 6 502751 MOHD ZEESHAN AHMED MOHD SALMAN 2020 ISC 500 429 85.800 86.231 0 0 86.231 7 503599 VAIBHAV GUPTA A K GUPTA 2020 ISC 500 424 84.800 85.226 0 0 85.226 8 501671 ZAFAR MOHD FURQAN MOHD 2020 CBSE 500 417 83.400 83.819 0 0 83.819 9 503012 AMBUJ MISHRA SHYAM KISHOR MISHRA 2020 CBSE 500 414 82.800 83.216 0 0 83.216 10 500265 MOHAMMAD USAMA SIDDIQUI MOHAMMAD HAMID SIDDIQUI 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 400 80.000 82.474 0 0 82.474 11 500880 HRITHIK RASTOGI AJAY RASTOGI 2020 U.P. BOARD 1000 797 79.700 82.165 0 0 82.165 12 502136 Vedansh Srivastava Santosh Kumar Srivastava 2020 CBSE 500 407 81.400 81.809 0 0 81.809 13 503437 Kushagra jha Satya narayan jha 2020 CBSE 500 406 81.200 81.608 0 0 81.608 14 500334 SHIVANSH AGARWAL SANJAY AGARWAL 2019 ISC 500 410 82.000 82.412 1 0 81.412 15 502855 PRIYANSHU SINGH SHAILENDRA SINGH 2020 CBSE 500 405 81.000 81.407 0 0 81.407 16 502879 ATIF ALI ASIF ALI 2020 CBSE 500 405 81.000 81.407 0 0 81.407 17 501593 HARSH KUMAR GOPAL KANNAUJIA 2020 CBSE 500 400 80.000 80.402 0 0 80.402 18 502648 AZM HAIDER RIZVI SYED SAGHEER ABID RIZVI 2020 CBSE 500 399 79.800 80.201 0 0 80.201 19 502854 AALEKH SINGH SHAILENDRA SINGH 2020 CBSE 500 393 78.600 78.995 0 0 78.995 20 501805 NISHANT TRIVEDI RAJESH TRIVEDI 2020 U.P. BOARD 1000 765 76.500 78.866 0 0 78.866 21 502546 ABHAY KUMAR MISHRA ANOOP KUMAR MISHRA 2020 U.P. BOARD 1000 764 76.400 78.763 0 0 78.763 22 501395 AKASH VERMA MANOJ KUMAR VERMA 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 381 76.200 78.557 0 0 78.557 23 501144 SYED ILMUL HASAN NAQVI MEHDI SHAOOR 2020 CBSE 500 390 78.000 78.392 0 0 78.392 24 501245 ASEET KUMAR NAWAL KISHORE 2020 U.P. BOARD 1000 757 75.700 78.041 0 0 78.041 25 500278 MOHD AMAAN MUNEER AHMAD 2019 U.P. BOARD 1000 765 76.500 78.866 1 0 77.866 26 502958 MOHD KAMRAN MOHD RIZWAN 2020 CBSE 500 387 77.400 77.789 0 0 77.789 27 502106 PRAKHAR SONI ANOOP KUMAR SONI 2020 CBSE 500 387 77.400 77.789 0 0 77.789 Page 1 *All shia candidates are selected Inter Inter Inter Shia Inter Normalized Gap Year Merit S.No. Reg. No. Name of Applicant Father's Name Exam Inter Board Max. Marks Inter % Pass Out Inter % Deduction Index Year Marks Obt. Weightage 28 503578 SANSKAR AGARWAL SURESH AGARWAL 2020 ISC 500 387 77.400 77.789 0 0 77.789 29 501043 Mohammad Arbaab Asif Haseeb 2020 ISC 500 386 77.200 77.588 0 0 77.588 30 501119 APOORV SHUKLA MUKESH NARAIN SHUKLA 2020 CBSE 500 383 76.600 76.985 0 0 76.985 31 503130 MOHD SHAHID MOHAMMAD UMAR 2020 CBSE 500 382 76.400 76.784 0 0 76.784 32 501896 ASIF ALI SHAUKAT ALI 2020 ISC 500 382 76.400 76.784 0 0 76.784 33 503149 MOHD FARHAN ANSARI MOHD SHAFIQUE ANSARI 2019 U.P. BOARD 500 377 75.400 77.732 1 0 76.732 34 503253 Shahroon Ullah Shafqat Ullah 2020 ISC 500 381 76.200 76.583 0 0 76.583 35 501342 MOHD WAJAHAT MIRZA ASIF BEIG 2020 ISC 400 302 75.500 75.879 0 0 75.879 36 503347 Tarun gupta Virendra kumar gupta 2020 CBSE 500 372 74.400 74.774 0 1 75.774 37 502813 SANSKAR MEHROTRA PANKAJ KUMAR MEHROTRA 2020 CBSE 500 375 75.000 75.377 0 0 75.377 38 503237 GYANESH KUMAR SONI ANIL KUMAR RASTOGI 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 365 73.000 75.258 0 0 75.258 39 500443 RISHABH SHUKLA SUNIL KUMAR SHUKLA 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 364 72.800 75.052 0 0 75.052 40 500416 MOHAMMAD FAISAL MOHAMMAD NAEEM 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 364 72.800 75.052 0 0 75.052 41 503229 TARUN SINGH AMAR SINGH 2020 U.P. BOARD 1000 728 72.800 75.052 0 0 75.052 42 501306 Aman singh Awadhesh kumar singh 2020 CBSE 500 373 74.600 74.975 0 0 74.975 43 501976 Vedant Shukla Ramendra Shukla 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 363 72.600 74.845 0 0 74.845 44 501825 SYED TAZKEER ALI SYED MUSARRAT ALI 2020 CBSE 500 371 74.200 74.573 0 0 74.573 45 501218 HRITIK UPADHYAY TARA DUTT UPADHYAY 2020 ISC 500 371 74.200 74.573 0 0 74.573 46 501321 FEHMINA FATIMA SHADAB HAIDER 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 361 72.200 74.433 0 0 74.433 47 500439 AMAAN ALI FAREED ALAM 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 360 72.000 74.227 0 0 74.227 48 500566 SAMEER AHMAD MAHMOOD AHMAD 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 360 72.000 74.227 0 0 74.227 49 502712 SHUBHAM YADAV RAKESH KUMAR 2020 U.P. BOARD 1000 720 72.000 74.227 0 0 74.227 50 502467 ADVIK JAISWAL MAHESH JAISWAL 2020 CBSE 500 369 73.800 74.171 0 0 74.171 51 502651 MOHAMMAD KHALID SIDDIQUI MOHAMMAD KHURRAM SIDDIQUI 2017 Other 500 374 74.800 77.113 3 0 74.113 52 501631 ANAS SATTAR ABDUL SATTAR 2020 ISC 500 368 73.600 73.970 0 0 73.970 53 501756 MOHAMMAD SAQIB KHAN MOHD NASIR KHAN 2020 CBSE 500 365 73.000 73.367 0 0 73.367 54 502397 DIVY AGARWAL SANJAY AGARWAL 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 355 71.000 73.196 0 0 73.196 55 503545 ABUZAR SAEED SAEEDUL HASAN 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 355 71.000 73.196 0 0 73.196 56 500388 mohd hamza mohd naushad 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 355 71.000 73.196 0 0 73.196 57 500954 HARSH KASHYAP SUNIL KASHYAP 2020 U.P. BOARD 1000 709 70.900 73.093 0 0 73.093 58 500413 AKASH VERMA ARJUN LAL VERMA 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 354 70.800 72.990 0 0 72.990 Page 2 *All shia candidates are selected Inter Inter Inter Shia Inter Normalized Gap Year Merit S.No. Reg. No. Name of Applicant Father's Name Exam Inter Board Max. Marks Inter % Pass Out Inter % Deduction Index Year Marks Obt. Weightage 59 500585 MASWOOD KHAN MD MAROOF KHAN 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 353 70.600 72.784 0 0 72.784 60 502898 ADNAN SAMI SAMI AHMAD 2020 ISC 500 362 72.400 72.764 0 0 72.764 61 503109 Vansh Saxena Ajay Kumar Saxena 2020 CBSE 500 361 72.200 72.563 0 0 72.563 62 503289 MOHD ASKARI MOHD RAFI 2020 CBSE 500 360 72.000 72.362 0 0 72.362 63 502846 ABHISHEK SINGH GIRISH KUMAR SINGH 2020 CBSE 500 358 71.600 71.960 0 0 71.960 64 501444 ANZAR HUSAIN ASHRAF HUSAIN 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 347 69.400 71.546 0 0 71.546 65 502395 DIVYANSH SRIVASTAVA RAJESH SRIVASTAVA 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 347 69.400 71.546 0 0 71.546 66 500865 Aditya Mishra Akhilesh Kumar 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 347 69.400 71.546 0 0 71.546 67 500711 Aniket Gupta Raju Gupta 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 347 69.400 71.546 0 0 71.546 68 500900 ANIKET KUMAR ASHOK KUMAR 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 342 68.400 70.515 0 1 71.515 69 501200 JAI GUPTA KANHAIYA GUPTA 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 345 69.000 71.134 0 0 71.134 70 503110 Vishal Mishra Baij Nath Mishra 2020 CBSE 500 353 70.600 70.955 0 0 70.955 71 502479 DEVANG VERMA VINOD KUMAR VERMA 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 344 68.800 70.928 0 0 70.928 72 500384 PANKAJ KUMAR GANESH PRASAD 2020 U.P. BOARD 500 339 67.800 69.897 0 1 70.897 73 503195 SHIVAM SINGH CHAUHAN DHEERAJ SINGH 2018 U.P. BOARD 1000 706 70.600 72.784 2 0 70.784 74 502849 AYUSHMAN SINGH GIRISH KUMAR SINGH 2020 CBSE 500 352 70.400 70.754 0 0 70.754 75 503297 Manjeet kumar Verma Mr. Umesh kumar Verma 2020 CBSE 500 352 70.400 70.754 0 0 70.754 76 503428 PRAJWAL KUMAR RAI AKHILESH CHAND RAI 2020 CBSE 500 352 70.400 70.754 0 0 70.754 77 501301 MOHD SAIF ARSHAD ALI 2020 U.P.
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    ==================================================================== Language in India www.languageinindia.com ISSN 1930-2940 Vol. 19:6 June 2019 ================================================================ Applying Communication Accommodation Theory to Mughal-E-Azam: An Investigation of the Effects of Convergence, Divergence and Interpersonal Control in Shaping Relationship Dynamics Among the Major Characters in the Movie Dr B. A. A. Ramtally Department of Urdu School of Indian Languages Mahatma Gandhi Institute Moka Mauritius [email protected] ======================================================================= Courtesy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mughal-e-Azam Abstract Using Communication Accommodation Theory as framework, this research paper sets out to investigate the verbal interactions of major characters such as Akbar, Salim and Anarkali in the movie Mughal-e-Azam (1960) in order to understand the extent to which accommodation not only gave rise to attraction or repulsion in relationships but also generated tension. A qualitative methodology was adopted which involved viewing the movie several times and selecting key moments which related to divergence, convergence and interpersonal control. The findings of this study revealed that in terms of divergence, Anarkali, a dancer in the Mughal durbar defies Emperor ==================================================================== Language in India www.languageinindia.com ISSN 1930-2940 19:6 June 2019 Dr B. A. A. Ramtally Applying Communication Accommodation Theory to Mughal-E-Azam 456 Akbar’s patriarchal authority as she is in love with Crown Prince, Salim. She does so specifically in the song Jab Pyaar Kiya Toh Darna Kya which is considered as an anthem of rebellion (Walia, 2013). In terms of convergence, Salim uses words of reassurance, care and warmth to win Anarkali’s love and to decrease the social distance between them.