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REVISED PROVISIONAL MERIT LIST AFTER 2ND ROUND FOR MBBS/ BDS ADMISSION 2020-21 DATED 08-12-2020 After 2nd round of registration and document verification, the following candidates are provisionally merit listed for admission to MBBS/BDS courses in the academic session 2020-21 under the 85% of state quota seats and NRI quota seats. Any type of error found subsequently due to any reason will lead to appropriate correction of the merit list. The decision of the Selection Committee in this regard shall be final and binding. Any candidate found to have submitted wrong facts or have concealed any fact, leading to entry of his/her name in the merit list shall as such be deleted from the merit list and legal action as deemed proper shall be initiated against him/her. No separate intimation will be sent to individual candidates. In case of any query / doubt / complaint regarding the rank/merit, the candidates can contact the Chairman/Secretary, OJEE within two days of publicationof this merit list. The candidates who are being included in 2nd round have been given rank with decimal point. No: 419/OJEE Date: 08-12-2020 NEET STATE RANK SL# APPL NO NAME OF THE CANDIDATE DOMICILE CATEGORY GC PH PH PRIORITY ExS NRI COMMO COMMON GEN SC ST GC PH ExS NRI N RANK RANK EWS 1 200410127407 ARADHANA MANOSWINI Odisha GN No No No No 261 1 2 200410461553 MADHUSMITA PANDA Odisha GN No No No No 578 2 3 200410595957 SOUMYA SATPATHY Odisha GN No No No No 741 2.1 4 200410334905 SAYED SARIM HABIB Odisha GN No No No No 837 3 5 200410036737 DIVYA DARSHAN PANIGRAHI Odisha GN No No No No 974 4 6 200410541067 LOVELY RAI Odisha GN No No No No 1016 4.1 7 200410010141 BIKASH AGARWALLA Odisha GN No No No No 1050 5 8 200410349954 SOHAN PAIKRAY Odisha GN No No No No 1388 6 9 200410401741 SASWAT KUMAR MISHRA Odisha EW No No No No 1423 7 1 10 200410898443 SAHIL AGRAWAL Odisha GN GC No No No 1551 8 1 11 200410157951 PRATYUS MOHANTY Odisha GN No No No No 1600 9 12 200410403512 PRABHUDATTA DEHURY Odisha GN No No No No 1653 10 13 200411039123 SUBHAKANTA SARANGI Odisha GN No No No No 1919 11 14 200410485558 DIBYABARNA RAY Odisha GN No No No No 2102 12 15 200410852660 CHINMAY RATH Odisha GN No No No No 2300 13 16 200410822255 ADYASHA RANBIRSINGH Odisha GN No No No No 2413 14 17 200410781425 PABITRA TRIPATHY Odisha GN No No No No 2535 15 18 200410824342 NAMRATA PANDA Odisha GN No No No No 2536 16 19 200410152313 PRATYASHA SINGH Odisha GN No No No No 2557 17 20 200410254194 TANMAYA SAHU Odisha GN No No No No 2559 18 21 200410801679 KSHIRODINI SAHOO Odisha GN No No No No 2594 19 22 200410169531 ADITYA NARAYAN PANDA Odisha GN No No No No 2726 20 23 200410471993 ADYASHA PARIDA Odisha GN GC No No No 2759 21 2 24 200410304310 AYUSHMAN SARANGI Odisha GN No No No No 2768 22 25 200410008504 SHARMISTHA ROUT Odisha GN GC No No No 2812 23 3 26 200410948561 RITESH SENAPATI Odisha GN No No No No 2821 24 27 200410956649 CHINMAYA MISHRA Odisha GN No No No No 2854 25 28 200410344817 AYASKANT ACHARYA Odisha GN No No No No 2946 26 29 200410907086 INDRAJIT ROUT Odisha GN No No No No 2999 27 30 200410255394 AMLANJYOTI ROUTRAY Odisha GN No No No No 3042 28 31 200410967140 ASHUTOSH SWAIN Odisha GN No No No No 3051 29 32 200410014412 DISHA GAYATRI NAHAK Odisha GN No No No No 3141 30 33 200410844042 SATYABRATA PRADHAN Odisha GN No No No No 3260 31 34 200410386236 SOUBHAGYA RANJAN SAHOO Odisha GN No No No No 3271 32 35 200410025431 SALONI PRIYADARSHINI Odisha GN No No No No 3277 33 36 200410174902 ANANYA ARYANKITA Odisha GN GC No No No 3282 34 4 NEET STATE RANK SL# APPL NO NAME OF THE CANDIDATE DOMICILE CATEGORY GC PH PH PRIORITY ExS NRI COMMO COMMON GEN SC ST GC PH ExS NRI N RANK RANK EWS 37 200410434562 SANTOSINI BAGARTI Odisha GN No No No No 3338 35 38 200410075875 HIMANSU MOHANTA Odisha GN No No No No 3343 36 39 200410558796 PRABIN MAHAPATRA Odisha GN No No No No 3359 37 40 200410021823 KARAN SINGH Odisha GN No No No No 3379 38 41 200410824082 ABHILASH BANIA Odisha GN No No No No 3381 39 42 200410348207 SMRUTI BISWAL Odisha GN No No No No 3399 40 43 200410357378 IPSITA NAYAK Odisha GN No No No No 3553 41 44 200410257650 ADITYA RANJAN NAYAK Odisha GN No No No No 3561 42 45 200410456898 SHIBASHIS PANIGRAHI Odisha GN No No No No 3615 43 46 200410113503 AMOGH PATI Odisha GN No No No No 3642 44 47 200410389404 SANDEEP KUMAR THAIT Odisha GN GC No No No 3676 45 5 48 200410033640 SUBHAM SHANKAR PANDA Odisha EW No No No No 3705 46 2 49 200410600673 GURU PRASAD MISHRA Odisha EW No No No No 3757 47 3 50 200410170911 OM PRAKASH LENKA Odisha GN No No No No 3779 48 51 200410744848 SAMEER SAHU Odisha GN No No No No 3876 49 52 200410460508 ANKIT TRIPATHY Odisha GN GC No EX No 3938 50 6 1 53 200410490264 BARUN KUMAR BEHERA Odisha GN GC No No No 3950 51 7 54 200410399137 ANSUMAN SAHU Odisha GN No No No No 3974 52 55 200410018626 SESHAN KUMAR SARANGI Odisha GN No No No No 4019 53 56 200410525544 PURNANANDA MEHER Odisha GN No No No No 4060 54 57 200410022213 ABHILASH MISHRA Odisha GN No No No No 4105 55 58 200410482798 DEBASIS PATRO Odisha GN No No No No 4109 56 59 200410128915 SITANSU PANIGRAHI Odisha GN No No No No 4117 57 60 200410717792 PRANGYA PARAMITA PRADHAN Odisha GN No No No No 4127 58 61 200410516271 SASWAT PRASAD ROUT Odisha EW No No No No 4162 59 4 62 200410588572 BHARATA KRUSHNA DAS Odisha GN No No No No 4185 60 63 200410568014 ABHIJIT BARIK Odisha GN No No No No 4193 61 64 200410388559 TONY SUBHANKAR BEHERA Odisha GN No No No No 4194 62 65 200410796402 SASWAT SUMAN MANIK Odisha GN No No No No 4270 63 66 200410890886 DEEPAK KUMAR SAMANTARAY Odisha EW No No No No 4283 64 5 67 200410417258 JYOTIPRAKASH MAHANTA Odisha GN No No No No 4284 65 68 200410446288 KAJAL GUPTA Odisha GN No No No No 4292 66 69 200410996966 ROJALIN BEHERA Odisha GN No No No No 4297 67 70 200410639822 BADAL KUMAR SATAPATHY Odisha GN No No No No 4302 68 71 200410788418 ANDISHA TARAI Odisha GN No No No No 4329 69 72 200410536365 ASHIS BAL Odisha GN No No No No 4361 70 73 200410107162 PRAMATH KUMAR SATAPATHY Odisha GN GC No No No 4387 71 8 74 200411095220 KALPESH PRASAD Odisha GN No No No No 4395 72 75 200411034702 RAHUL KUMAR DORA Odisha GN GC No No No 4415 73 9 76 200410876108 SUVAM SUVASIS DHAL Odisha GN No No No No 4416 74 77 200410341059 SOUMYA RANJAN BEHERA Odisha GN No No No No 4418 75 78 200410129305 AMRIT DASH Odisha GN No No No No 4564 76 79 200410470243 M MANOJNA Odisha GN No No No No 4566 77 80 200410279860 AMLAN HOTA Odisha GN No No No No 4602 78 81 200410638175 ABHISHEK SATAPATHY Odisha GN No No No No 4611 79 NEET STATE RANK SL# APPL NO NAME OF THE CANDIDATE DOMICILE CATEGORY GC PH PH PRIORITY ExS NRI COMMO COMMON GEN SC ST GC PH ExS NRI N RANK RANK EWS 82 200410360805 DEVDULAL DEY Odisha GN No No No No 4636 80 83 200410183324 MRUTYUNJAY PRADHAN Odisha EW No No No No 4654 81 6 84 200410467772 PRITAM KUMAR BHUYAN Odisha GN GC No No No 4760 82 10 85 200411082854 ANURAG DASH Odisha GN No No No No 4790 82.1 86 200410056413 LOPAMUDRA JENA Odisha GN No No No No 4853 83 87 200410809308 ABHILASHA SABOTH Odisha GN No No No No 4873 84 88 200410470637 ANWESHA PRIYADARSHINI ROUT Odisha GN No No No No 4947 85 89 200411188485 ABHILASH SAHU Odisha GN No No No No 4975 86 90 200410667326 SAMBIT LENKA Odisha GN No No No No 5058 87 91 200410939650 ATREYEE RATH Odisha GN No No No No 5081 88 92 200411032560 SHILPA PRIYADARSHINI Odisha GN No No No No 5104 89 93 200411028360 TANAY PAIKARAY Odisha GN No No No No 5127 90 94 200410223591 RITURAMYA BARAL Odisha GN No No No No 5128 91 95 200410543544 RAKESH KUMAR SAHU Odisha GN No No No No 5209 92 96 200410172000 M SRUTI SAGARIKA RAO Odisha GN No No No No 5210 93 97 200410791719 SONALIKA SWAIN Odisha GN No No No No 5269 94 98 200410176138 RAJALAXMI PARIDA Odisha EW No No No No 5278 95 7 99 200410590250 SATYAM JEET SAHU Odisha GN No No No No 5389 96 100 200410045477 C L SWAPNIL Odisha GN No No No No 5440 97 101 200410126430 BIPASHA DUTTA Odisha GN GC No No No 5495 98 11 102 200411274925 BIBUDHENDRA PANDA Odisha GN GC No No No 5503 99 12 103 200410158019 SWASTIK DAS Odisha GN No No No No 5520 100 104 200410416939 GYANARUPA PRADHAN Odisha GN No No No No 5534 101 105 200410958501 ASHUTOSH SAHOO Odisha GN No No No No 5535 102 106 200410940717 ROHIT KUMAR SAHOO Odisha EW No No No No 5567 103 8 107 200410719453 SUBASH PADHAN Odisha GN No No No No 5581 104 108 200410492727 SIARA DAS Odisha GN No No No No 5585 105 109 200410818607 SOUMYARANJAN LENKA Odisha GN No No No No 5594 106 110 200411086023 YAJNASENI DEHURY Odisha GN No No No No 5601 107 111 200410407640 SAI SANKALAP MOHANTY Odisha GN No No No No 5614 108 112 200410825489 SANTANU MOHAPATRA Odisha GN No No No No 5625 109 113 200410054241 MD NESHAT RAZA Odisha GN No No No No 5645 110 114 200410972175 DEBASIS NAYAK Odisha GN No No No No 5669 111 115 200410058750 SMARANIKA NAYAK Odisha GN No No No No 5681 112 116 200410553057 PRABHUDATTA PATI Odisha GN GC No No No 5737 113 13 117 200410704897 SACHIN JAIN Odisha GN GC No No No 5828 114 14 118 200411129962 SOURAV SAGAR NAYAK Odisha EW No No No No 5864 115 9 119 200410485635 SRIMAYEE MALL Odisha GN No No No No 5915 116 120 200410162248 SAI KANHAIYA SAHU Odisha GN No No No No 5916 117 121 200410168573 KAPIL CHANDRA PATRO Odisha GN No No No No 6016 118 122 200410425274 SMRUTI SURYA BISWAL Odisha GN No No No No 6021 119 123 200410349360 PRASOON PATTANAIK Odisha GN No No No No 6071 120 124 200410821780 SHREYA SHARMA Odisha GN No No No No 6104 121 125 200410490802 POONAM JAISWAL Odisha GN No No No No 6105 122 126 200410542194 SAMSKRITI BADAMALI Odisha GN No No No No 6146 123 NEET STATE RANK SL# APPL NO NAME OF
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