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Icai Commerce Quiz 2020 ICAIICAI CCOMMERCEOMMERCE QUIZQUIZ 20202020 The Institute of Chartered Heartiest congratulations from Accountants of India The Career Counselling (Setup by an act of Parliament) Directorate of the ICAI to the below mentioned candidates. CLASS 9 Top 3 Ranks will be given Rs. 10,000 Cash Award each S. Rank Student Login Father's School City State Score No Comments Name Name Name 1 Rank 1 Harsh Gupta 44735 Lokesh Kumar Gupta St. Xavier's School, BHEL, Bhopal Bhopal Madhya Pradesh 86 2 Rank 2 Kalpna Chhabra 32973 Pankaj Chhabra DPS Gurgaon sec 45 Gurgaon Haryana 86 3 Rank 3 Yashvee Gupta 54004 Manoj Gupta G.D.Goenka Public School, Rohini, Sec-22 New Delhi Delhi 85 Next 25 Students will be given Rs. 2000 Cash Award each S. Rank Student Login Father's School City State Score No Comments Name Name Name 4 Next 25 Shivam Rajan Keer 45221 Rajan Sudam Keer Phatak Highschool, Ratnagiri. Ratnagiri Maharashtra 83 5 Next 25 Sai Sri Vyshnavi Para 38547 Seshagiri Para The Indian High School, Dubai Dubai Dubai 83 6 Next 25 Ansh Singhal 46292 Sangeeta Singhal DLDAV Model School Shalimar Bagh New Delhi Delhi 82 7 Next 25 Akshat Jain 45025 Jivandhar Kumar Jain Shri Digambar jain Sanmati Sagar School Toda Raisingh Rajasthan 82 8 Next 25 Tashvi Gupta 35381 Rajat Gupta Delhi Public School Delhi Delhi 80 9 Next 25 Sanskar ranjan 13335 Priyaranjan Seth anandram Jaipuria school Ghaziabad Uttar Pradesh 80 10 Next 25 Maulik 24629 Neeraj Garg Chinar Public School Alwar Rajasthan 80 11 Next 25 Amber Agarwal 41025 Abhinav Agarwal PMS Public School Moradabad Uttar Pradesh 79 12 Next 25 Mansi Dhankhar 42333 Mr. Naveen Kumar /Mrs. Meenakshi H.D. SR. Sec. School Salhawas (JJR) Jhajjar Haryana 79 13 Next 25 Kumari Jaya Mishra 12950 Brajnath Mishra School of excellence New Delhi Delhi 79 14 Next 25 Lakshay garg 11903 Satish Kumar Modern Vidya Niketan Faridabad Haryana 79 15 Next 25 Ananya jindal 10589 Mukesh jindal Sophia convent school Panchkula Haryana 78 16 Next 25 Shubham garg 37382 Pawan Kumar RPS Public School,Dharuhera Nuh Haryana 77 17 Next 25 Sachit Panda 44377 Sabyasachi Panda Apeejay School, Salt Lake Kolkata West Bengal 77 18 Next 25 Divyanshu Bothra 28896 Santosh Kumar Bothra Bharti Public School Delhi Delhi 77 19 Next 25 Lakshay bansal 15446 Mr. Mukesh bansal N.K. Bagrodia public school Delhi Delhi 77 20 Next 25 Sian Shinjo 53339 Shinjo Thomas (Father) The Indian High School, Dubai Dubai Dubai 77 21 Next 25 Vaibhav maheshwari 10837 Ramesh Chandra Kast A's Steward Morris school Bhilwara Rajasthan 77 22 Next 25 Ayush Pandey 56881 Mr. Rajesh Pandey and Mrs. Aruna Pandey Vivekanand school Ghaziabad Uttar Pradesh 76 23 Next 25 Lavisha 37865 Mr.Jitendra Changlani The Indian High School Dubai (Senior) Dubai Dubai 76 24 Next 25 Rohit L 34787 Lalu Murali/Seethal Viswanath Presidency School Bangalore South Bengaluru Karnataka 76 25 Next 25 Anish malik 16836 Dhiraj Malik Birla Vidya Niketan New Delhi Delhi 76 26 Next 25 Kesanapalli Lakshmi Meghana 50781 K.Nageswararao/ K.L.Madhuri New Millennium School-DPS Bahrain Manama Manama 76 27 Next 25 Ilesha Ojha 41911 Archana Dubey Ojha St. Anne's Convent School Chandigarh Chandigarh 76 28 Next 25 Mohit Kumar Prajapati 38364 Ramashray Prajapati Sant Atulanand Convent School Varanasi Uttar Pradesh 75 Next 50 Students will be given Rs. 1500 Cash Award each S.No Rank Comments Student Name Login Father's Name School Name City State Score OP JINDAL MODERN SCHOOL 29 Next 50 Gaurav Jindal 55432 Ajay Jindal Hisar Haryana 75 HISAR 30 Next 50 Ira Jain 54120 CA Ankur Jain Delhi Public School Agra Agra Uttar Pradesh 75 31 Next 50 Sabarish S 25482 Shyam Sundar Singh N Pushpalata Vidya Mandir Tirunelveli Tamil Nadu 75 32 Next 50 Diya Singla 35238 Bhawna singla St. Xavier High School Bathinda Punjab 75 33 Next 50 Nidhi Kulkarni 45914 Nidhi Kulkarni Nidhi Kulkarni Bengaluru Karnataka 75 34 Next 50 Anant Rastogi 19206 Pradeep Kumar AADHARSHILA Vidhyapeeth Delhi Delhi 74 35 Next 50 Tanya Jain 15395 Manu jain Apeejay School , Pitampura Delhi Delhi 74 Mukesh R. Patel School cbse, 36 Next 50 Chandani jain 39146 Santosh Jain Shirpur Maharashtra 74 shirpur 37 Next 50 Lakshaya agrawal 46246 Vishnu dayal agrawal Pragya acadmy Sawai Madhopur Rajasthan 74 38 Next 50 Shashank Sanjay 18798 Sanjay Kutty FAIPS - DPS Kuwait City Kerala 74 39 Next 50 Kanishk Parag Shah 15832 MINOTI SHAH Vibgyor High Mumbai Maharashtra 74 40 Next 50 Harsh Agarwal 12236 Sanjay Agarwal HC Bafna International School Sumerpur Rajasthan 74 D.A.V. Model School, 41 Next 50 Sayan Sekhar Ghosh 51991 Rampada Ghosh Durgapur West Bengal 74 Durgapur 42 Next 50 Prabal Mishra 49570 Pramod Mishra/Anju Mishra Swaraj india public school Kanpur Uttar Pradesh 74 43 Next 50 HARSHITA AGARWAL 45425 VANDANA AGARWAL THE HERITAGE SCHOOL Kolkata West Bengal 74 44 Next 50 Ishan Ahuja 45180 Gaurav Ahuja The Heritage School Rohini Delhi Delhi 74 Carmel convent school, 45 Next 50 Mahima Chandna 49497 Mahesh kumar chandna Neemuch Madhya Pradesh 74 manasa 46 Next 50 Harshil Shah 48191 Hardik Shah Air Force School Jamnagar Jamnagar Gujarat 73 47 Next 50 Shivam Shaw 28782 Mr. Santosh Kumar Shaw The Aryans School Kolkata West Bengal 73 Sant atulanand convent 48 Next 50 Ayushman Singh 47622 Sanjay Kumar Singh Varanasi Uttar Pradesh 73 school Modern Senior Secondary 49 Next 50 Abhinav 26214 Neeraj Taneja Patiala Punjab 73 School Delhi Public School Sector-45 50 Next 50 SURAVI GUPTA 37324 Sandeep Gupta Gurgaon Haryana 73 Gurgaon 51 Next 50 Ayush Panchal 13961 Rajesh Panchal Mother Mary H. Sec. School Nagda Madhya Pradesh 73 52 Next 50 Mansi soni 29738 Keshav Kumar Soni Montesnory Kota Rajasthan 73 53 Next 50 Saswata Nayak 38634 Subrat Nayak (father) The Indian High School, Dubai Sharjah Sharjah 73 Bal Bharati Public School grh 54 Next 50 Ananya garg 56886 Nisha Gupta New Delhi Delhi 73 marg Surajkund International 55 Next 50 Vansh Agrawal 54344 Mr. Sourabh Agrawal Faridabad Haryana 73 School 56 Next 50 Amritha Anil 39785 Mrs. Deepa Anil The Indian high school, Dubai Sharjah Sharjah 73 57 Next 50 Nem Shah 42525 Piyush Shah White House Public School Bhuj Gujarat 73 58 Next 50 Nipun Singla 14729 Bhawna singla St. Xavier High School Bathinda Punjab 73 59 Next 50 Ryan Sinha 28952 Shakti Biswas Sinha Faips DPS Riqay al-Farwaniyah 73 Podar International School, 60 Next 50 Anish Pravin Mutha 17644 Chhaya Pravin Mutha Nigdi Maharashtra 72 Chinchwad 61 Next 50 DIVYA 16632 NARENDER SINGH SANSKAR PLATEAU SCHOOL Hisar Haryana 72 62 Next 50 Parv Wadhwa 35179 Manminder Singh Wadhwa Ambassador School Dubai Dubai 72 63 Next 50 Devika Suresh 53859 Suresh P. K. The Indian School Manama Manama 72 64 Next 50 Diksha Jain 40977 Priti Jain Brighton College Abu Dhabi Abu Dhabi Abu Zabi 72 65 Next 50 Hreeshabh Sharma 36178 Akhil Sharma central academy sihkshantar Kota Rajasthan 72 66 Next 50 Monish Gangadharan 14468 Gangadharan Indian school sohar Suhar al-Batinah 72 Presidency School Bangalore 67 Next 50 Sarayu 37504 Ravi Kumar V Bengaluru Karnataka 72 South 68 Next 50 Rohail Hussain 54866 Zakir Hussain Vivekanand School New Delhi Delhi 72 69 Next 50 HARSH JAKHAR 54067 MR.RAJ KUMAR H.D.SR.SEC.SCHOOL Jhajjar Haryana 72 Modern School, Barakhamba 70 Next 50 Navyansh Pant 49779 Romil Pant New Delhi Delhi 72 Road DLDAV School ND Block 71 Next 50 Abhinav Gupta 17944 Manoj Gupta New Delhi Delhi 72 Pitampura 72 Next 50 Vihaan Bansal 15586 Ritu Bansal Apeejay school pitampura Delhi Delhi 71 Podar international school 73 Next 50 Sahil sameer malawde 16211 Sameer Malawde Pune Maharashtra 71 chinchwad Vivekanand School D-Block, 74 Next 50 Vidhi Jain 54730 Shalaj Jain New Delhi Delhi 71 Anand Vihar 75 Next 50 Amrita Martin 36896 Martin Joseph/Serene John The Indian High School international city Dubai 71 76 Next 50 Sujith Stalin 56722 Stalin/Parvathi Bright Riders School Abu zabi Abu Zabi 71 77 Next 50 Purva 37516 Sejal Ravi The Indian High School Dubai Dubai Dubai 71 78 Next 50 Meghana Pappu 54790 Vijaya Donepudi The Asian School Bahrain Manama Manama 71 Next 50 Students will be given Rs. 1000 Cash Award each S.No Rank Comments Student Name Login Father's Name School Name City State Score 79 Next 50 Utkarsh Sharma 30963 Rajkumar shamra Central academy shikshantar Kota Rajasthan 71 80 Next 50 Salihah Aga 39524 Sharafatdin Aga The Indian High School Dubai Dubai 71 81 Next 50 Yashika 13288 Vipan Garg St Xavier school Bathinda Punjab71 Vairams Matriculation Higher 82 Next 50 ARYA J L 45933 Jothy Rajan P Pudukottai Tamil Nadu 71 Secondary School 83 Next 50 C. S. Sathyappriya 23794 Chandramouli K/Sumathi C Vani Vidyalaya Chennai Tamil Nadu 71 84 Next 50 Akhilesh Chona 14015 Rohit G Chona Nand Vidya Niketan Jamnagar Gujarat 71 85 Next 50 Harsh Agarwal 36669 Varsha Agarwal The Indian High School Dubai Dubai 71 86 Next 50 Srujan Sachin Bhirud 49711 Sachin Gopal Bhirud The Indian High School Dubai Sharjah Sharjah 71 87 Next 50 Arathi Rajesh 49373 Rajesh Talasseri Indian High School Dubai Dubai 70 88 Next 50 NIHAL MADDULA 50903 M.Nagabhushanarao NMS-DPS BAHRAIN Manama Manama 70 89 Next 50 Prachi 44950 Mr. Parmod Jain MAPS Samalkha Samalkha Haryana70 90 Next 50 Khushbu Siwach 57963 Mr Sanjay Siwach HD SR SEC SCHOOL Jhajjar Haryana 70 91 Next 50 Afia Nasumudeen 48412 Abi Shabeena Nazimudeen The Indian High School Dubai Deira Dubai 70 92 Next 50 Pakshik Ajmera 14014 Anju ajmera Maheshwari public school Ajmer Rajasthan 70 S.L.S D.A.V Public School.
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