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Name-Wise List of UPSC-2020-Mains Qualified Candidates Tentative list of UPSC 2020 Mains qualified candidates (Iteration 1) S. NO Roll Number Name 1 1902236 A B SILPA 2 1220652 A C M ABINESH KUMAR 3 5110514 A G V NARESH 4 1206220 A RAGHUL 5 6901991 AAKANKSHA SINGH 6 854939 AAKASH SHARMA 7 4912772 AAKASH SHRISHRIMAL 8 103831 AARTI AGARWAL 9 6316174 AASHISH KUMAR 10 5803801 AASHISH MADANLAL RAWLANI 11 236148 AASIM KHWAJA 12 834303 AATM DEV SHARMA 13 3530554 AAYUSH GUPTA 14 818900 AAYUSH VERMA 15 403292 ABDULLAH ISMAIL 16 1407369 ABDULLAH ZAHID 17 842437 ABHAY DEEP SINGH 18 1131692 ABHAY KUMAR MEENA 19 2603912 ABHAY KUMAR SONKER 20 6804801 ABHAY RAJ PATEL 21 412599 ABHI JAIN 22 3805228 ABHIJAY PAGARE 23 5910005 ABHIJEET KUMAR 24 815624 ABHIJEET SINGH 25 826456 ABHIJEET SINGH 26 811393 ABHIJEET SIROHI 27 3903939 ABHIJIT K JAYAKKANAVAR 28 1901020 ABHIJITH MOHAN R 29 1106690 ABHILASH JAJOO 30 1911786 ABHILASH V T 31 5417903 ABHILASHA KOUR 32 809800 ABHILASHA SHARMA 33 1138734 ABHIMANYU 34 1131064 ABHIMANYU SINGH 35 4101122 ABHINAV KUMAR GUPTA 36 1113688 ABHINAV MEENA 37 1519109 ABHINAV RAJ 38 2611732 ABHINAV SHAHI 39 6308054 ABHINAV SIWACH 40 869906 ABHINEET K MARANDI 41 5201442 ABHIRAJ SINGH DEVAL 42 1701035 ABHISHEK 43 6301709 ABHISHEK 44 120113 ABHISHEK ANAND 45 1021889 ABHISHEK ANDASU 46 5416557 ABHISHEK BHAL 47 3903645 ABHISHEK CHITTORIA 48 7904256 ABHISHEK GOSWAMI 49 833531 ABHISHEK KATIYAR 50 828777 ABHISHEK KHANDELWAL 51 204544 ABHISHEK KUMAR 52 833655 ABHISHEK KUMAR 53 333076 ABHISHEK KUMAR SINGH 54 1113509 ABHISHEK MEENA 55 3523259 ABHISHEK PILANIA 56 2642153 ABHISHEK RANJAN 57 7005641 ABHISHEK SAINI 58 820535 ABHISHEK SHIRRA 59 836250 ABHISHEK SHIVHARE 60 242525 ABHISHEK SHUKLA 61 2603090 ABHISHEK TIWARI 62 803989 ABHISHEK VASHISHTHA 63 868228 ABHISHEK YADAV 64 1526572 ABINASH KUMAR 65 311231 ABINAYA S 66 328481 ABISHEK B N 67 6312605 ADAM MOHI UD DIN 68 1115759 ADARSH JAIN 69 2608054 ADARSH KANT SHUKLA 70 1213684 ADHITHYA J 71 3808236 ADIL AZIZ SIDDIQUI 72 2403283 ADIL MOHAMMED 73 839405 ADITI JAIN 74 6622553 ADITI SIHANIYA 75 5920750 ADITI SINGH 76 5805379 ADITYA 77 5813508 ADITYA 78 861312 ADITYA 79 1316499 ADITYA CHANDRABHAN JIWANE 80 1700275 ADITYA DHIMAN 81 619769 ADITYA DWIVEDY 82 6905133 ADITYA JAIN 83 5904631 ADITYA KUMAR 84 864064 ADITYA KUMAR JHA 85 6314831 ADITYA KUMAR SINGH 86 845526 ADITYA MAHAR 87 415111 ADITYA PARSODIYA 88 1542798 ADITYA SAURABH 89 1137823 ADITYA SHARMA 90 830307 ADITYA SINGH CHAUHAN 91 806410 ADITYA VIKRAM SINGH 92 323136 AHER SAGAR GANPATRAO 93 411530 AHINSA JAIN 94 3809883 AHIRE SWAPNIL MANOHAR 95 860842 AHMED HASANUZZAMAN CHOUDHURY 96 5801473 AISHWARYA SINGH 97 1909869 AISWARYA DAS 98 5918225 AJAY KUMAR 99 1910162 AJAY KUMAR K R 100 859149 AJAY SHEORAN 101 7900653 AJAY YADAV 102 823809 AJAY YADAV 103 6505687 AJESH A 104 1024402 AJESH SINGH SENGAR 105 1104982 AJEY SINGH RATHORE 106 1902043 AJITH JOHN 107 867155 AKANKSHA GARG 108 6904032 AKARSH SONI 109 831602 AKASH AGRAWAL 110 325050 AKASH BHAIRAV GUPTA 111 1128629 AKASH CHOUDHARY 112 6615659 AKASH DHANAJI KADAM 113 5408125 AKASH GANGWAR 114 1521473 AKASH KUMAR 115 826887 AKASH KUMAR JAISWAL 116 4912182 AKASH KUMAR SHUKLA 117 865232 AKASH SAHU 118 829667 AKASH VERMA 119 3503013 AKHIL KUMAR 120 1913356 AKHILA B S 121 858715 AKHILESH KUMAR SINGH 122 6617826 AKOLKAR RAKESH MAHADEV 123 6303094 AKRAM KHAN 124 5809806 AKSEER KHAN 125 414278 AKSHAT JAIN 126 846079 AKSHAY BHANUDAS GADEKAR 127 315117 AKSHAY DILIP LAMBE 128 1138400 AKSHAY KABRA 129 3405204 AKSHAY PARIHAR 130 3802840 AKSHAY PRAMOD SABADRA 131 830131 AKSHAY RANJUMESH 132 331265 AKSHAY SIMHA K J 133 1204901 AKSHAYA B 134 3526793 AKSHITA GUPTA 135 5917104 AKSHITA SRIVASTAVA 136 8200567 AKUNURI NARESH 137 1009709 ALAPATI GOPINADH 138 1900398 ALEX ABRAHAM P J 139 1906939 ALFRED OV 140 6304330 ALOK KUMAR 141 6626729 ALOK KUMAR TIWARI 142 1417358 ALOK KUMAR VERMA 143 867718 ALOK PRASAD 144 1540112 ALOK RAJ 145 5806135 ALOK SINGH 146 6414021 ALTAMASH GHAZI 147 2623809 ALTAP MAHAMMAD SHAIKH 148 2407730 AMAL P S 149 2404721 AMAL PV 150 1910054 AMAL V R 151 803749 AMAN BANSAL 152 6309899 AMAN JAIN 153 6803696 AMAN KUMAR TIRTHWANI 154 823638 AMAN PRAKASH MEENA 155 6307862 AMAN SINGH LOHAN 156 3520118 AMANDEEP KAUR 157 1126751 AMAR MEENA 158 6308014 AMARDEEP SINGH TOMAR 159 5109031 AMBATI YASHWANTH RAJ 160 1020704 AMBATWAR SHRIHARI VITHALRAO 161 7801985 AMBIKESH PRATAP SINGH 162 1908819 AMBU P KUMAR 163 3400940 AMIR BASHIR 164 1420757 AMIR NAUSHAD 165 826898 AMIT 166 813125 AMIT CHAUHAN 167 7705645 AMIT GUPTA 168 1311419 AMIT KUMAR 169 1506689 AMIT KUMAR 170 1526918 AMIT KUMAR 171 812757 AMIT KUMAR 172 846287 AMIT KUMAR 173 856881 AMIT KUMAR 174 6405844 AMIT KUMAR KARDAM 175 1414831 AMIT RANJAN 176 827161 AMIT RANJAN 177 861890 AMIT SHEORAN 178 860172 AMITESH RAWAT 179 1303696 AMOL MURKUT 180 3504423 AMRINDER SINGH 181 3525318 AMRINDER SINGH 182 6619605 AMRIT JAIN 183 833351 AMRITESH SINGH 184 3500115 AMRITPAL KAUR 185 3524636 AMRITPAL SINGH 186 332830 AMRUTH HV 187 2400410 ANAKHA K VIJAY 188 1908229 ANAKHA V 189 6001651 ANAMIKA 190 1911396 ANAND JUSTIN 191 6306270 ANAND KUMAR KATARIA 192 802436 ANAND KUMAR SINGH 193 3533980 ANAND POONIA 194 1221516 ANAND V 195 328800 ANANDA REDDY R 196 5201894 ANANT ARYA 197 820057 ANANT DWIVEDI 198 1910924 ANANTH CHANDRASEKHAR 199 864051 ANANYA 200 7802782 ANANYA AWASTHI 201 1904951 ANCHU WILSON 202 1902029 ANEEZ S 203 8202019 ANGARI RAMAKRISHNA 204 7801051 ANIKET AWASTHI 205 3515208 ANIKET DUGGAL 206 848437 ANIL BASAK 207 6300061 ANIL KUMAR 208 4001984 ANIL RAJ R 209 319971 ANIMESH GARG 210 6312365 ANIMESH RANJAN 211 841602 ANIRUDDH YADAV 212 328570 ANIRUDH R GANGAVARAM 213 1015924 ANISHA SHRIVASTAV 214 857885 ANITA MEENA 215 820473 ANITA YADAV 216 2404333 ANITHA MARIA JIMMY 217 1912307 ANJALI BHAVANA 218 3522782 ANJALI GARG 219 7811796 ANJALI SHROTRIYA 220 2629288 ANJALI VISHWAKARMA 221 2627137 ANKESH YADAV 222 807786 ANKIT KUMAR 223 801436 ANKIT KUMAR SINGH 224 831894 ANKIT KUMAR VERMA 225 865256 ANKIT MISHRA 226 210304 ANKIT PANDEY 227 807406 ANKIT SHARMA 228 834262 ANKIT SINGH 229 836151 ANKIT SINGH 230 6303361 ANKIT TAXAK 231 4913298 ANKIT THAWANEY 232 857073 ANKIT VERMA 233 621622 ANKITA AGARWAL 234 813490 ANKITA JAIN 235 3518290 ANKITA PUWAR 236 105791 ANKITSINGH RAJPUT 237 6402994 ANKUR 238 709504 ANKUR ABHILASH 239 1416960 ANKUR KUMAR JAIN 240 5200189 ANKUSH KOTHARI 241 864046 ANKUSH MANGAL 242 850789 ANMOL MITTAL 243 854927 ANMOL PATEL 244 3522779 ANMOL SINGLA 245 802755 ANMOLAM 246 6208264 ANNAPAREDDY SAMUEL 247 6314925 ANNAPURNA SINGH 248 1904702 ANOOP S 249 3518174 ANOOP SHARMA 250 836314 ANSHIKA JAIN 251 227520 ANSHIKA VERMA 252 331808 ANSHU ABHISHEK 253 5805715 ANSHUL JAIN 254 833521 ANSHUL JAIN 255 3529128 ANSHUL TANDON 256 8002973 ANSHUMAN 257 813408 ANSHUMAN 258 7703594 ANSHUMAN YADAV 259 804200 ANU BENIWAL 260 2628879 ANUBHA TRIPATHI 261 206350 ANUBHAV 262 811798 ANUBHAV DIMRI 263 6806080 ANUBHAV JAIN 264 3526522 ANUJ AGGARWAL 265 820713 ANUJ SHARMA 266 802573 ANUP GARG 267 1406593 ANUPAM JAKHAR 268 1203005 ANUPAM KUMAR 269 1102055 ANUPAM SHARMA 270 1909677 ANUPAMA ANAND 271 1140697 ANUPRIYA CHOUDHARY 272 3501141 ANURADHA 273 840414 ANURADHA 274 4913832 ANURADHA AGRAWAL 275 807956 ANURADHA MISHRA 276 6304646 ANURAG ANAND 277 826870 ANURAG DARU 278 1103704 ANURAG MEENA 279 811580 ANURAG SHARMA 280 854034 ANURAG SINGH 281 850838 ANUSHKA MANN 282 833020 ANUSHREE MISHRA 283 5903870 APALA MISHRA 284 1905919 APARNA M B 285 6314095 APARNA RAMESH 286 1316179 APOORV AMRUT BALPANDE 287 815407 APOORVA BHARAT 288 1119197 APOORVA SINGH 289 1507096 APURVA KUMAR SINGH 290 826713 APURVA RASTOGI 291 227334 APURVA TRIPATHI 292 4112400 APURVA VERMA 293 844402 ARADHANA GUPTA 294 7004910 ARADHANA KHOSLA 295 1902794 ARAVIND R 296 500640 ARAVINDH M 297 1216654 ARAVINDKUMAR R 298 830706 ARCHANA KUMARI 299 5705017 ARCHANA P P 300 1135446 ARCHIT DHOOPAR 301 858184 ARCHIT VIRENDRA CHANDAK 302 7813183 ARJIT MAHAJAN 303 506360 ARJUN G S 304 303634 ARJUN J 305 1907658 ARJUN K 306 1106226 ARPIT 307 811573 ARPIT CHAUHAN 308 844592 ARPIT JAIN 309 2202811 ARPIT R PARAKH 310 5912088 ARPIT SANGAL 311 6701988 ARPITA ASHOK THUBE 312 819435 ARTH JAIN 313 1018595 ARUGULA SNEHA 314 1907738 ARUN A V 315 1034400 ARUN BALGOTRA 316 7503796 ARUN K 317 1910194 ARUN K PAVITHRAN 318 5602867 ARUN KRISHNAN P 319 6013552 ARUN KUMAR 320 2108090 ARUN KUMAR SINGH 321 4002490 ARUN PANDIANATHAN M 322 311609 ARUNA M 323 631763 ARUNEESH SHUKLA 324 1215065 ARUNKUMAR S 325 240188 ARUSHI MISHRA 326 6110783 ARVIND KUMAR SHAH 327 816087 ARVIND PAL BAGHEL 328 1908275 ARYA R NAIR 329 7912071 ARYENDRA PAL SINGH 330 1502698 ASHISH 331 806660 ASHISH 332 7912582 ASHISH BHARDWAJ 333 807658 ASHISH GANGWAR 334 614994 ASHISH KUMAR 335 830380 ASHISH KUMAR GUPTA 336 846320 ASHISH KUMAR MISHRA 337 6112854 ASHISH KUMAR VERMA 338 6701528 ASHISH VIDHYADHAR UNHALE 339 3514038 ASHOK KUMAR 340 1142799 ASHOK SONI 341 801516 ASHUTOSH DUBEY 342 5815776 ASHUTOSH GUPTA 343 851899 ASHUTOSH KR YADAV 344 4117807 ASHUTOSH MISHRA 345 832012 ASHUTOSH SANI 346 1405186 ASHUTOSH SATI 347 6906232 ASHUTOSH SHRIVASTAVA 348 215705 ASHUTOSH TIWARI 349 2102885 ASHWANI DIXIT 350 3536862 ASHWANI GUPTA 351 835482 ASHWANI YADAV 352 4127770 ASHWINI KUMAR CHOURASIA 353 833693 ASRAR AHMAD KICHLOO 354 1203971 ASWATHY JIJI 355 1906413 ASWATHY S 356 5701344 ASWIN HARIDAS 357 6212266 ASWIN MANI DEEP KAKUMANU 358 1129877 ATISHAY JAIN 359 6306417 ATUL KUMAR 360 1547265 ATUL RANJAN 361 2638192 ATUL SAGAR 362 849376 ATUL SONI 363 109904 ATUL TYAGI 364 1137490 AVDHESH MEENA 365 419636 AVHAD NIVRUTTI SOMNATH 366 6303503 AVINASH ANSHUL 367 6415786 AVINASH CHANDRA SANDILYA 368 6007402 AVINASH KUMAR 369
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