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Applicant Student Name Percentage DistrictNm No No 1 20180526881 SPANDANA DEV 99.68 MYSURU 2 20180410857 NANDINI M 99.52 KOLAR 3 20180168939 TANYA SRINIVAS 99.52 BALLARI 4 20180693248 AMIT APPANNA TALAWAR 99.36 DHARWAD 5 20180670089 APOORVA A 99.20 SHIVAMOGGA 6 20180543441 NISARG V JAGATAP 98.72 MYSURU 7 20180148932 POOJA K H 98.56 MADHUGIRI UMESH SANNAHANUMAPPA 8 20180665643 98.56 HAVERI BYATAPPANAVAR 9 20180308780 POOJA C R 98.40 MADHUGIRI 10 20180384627 KEERTHI KAUSTUBHA J 98.40 CHITRADURGA 11 20180514434 VALMIKI TEJASWINEE 98.40 BALLARI 12 20180709106 SRUJAN K HOMBAL 98.40 MYSURU 13 20180349245 KARTIK VEERANNA JAVALGERI 98.40 DHARWAD 14 20180690737 ANANYA R 98.24 BENGALURU NORTH 15 20180456888 KRUTHIKA N 98.24 TUMAKURU 16 20180813124 KEERTHANA NAYAK N 98.08 BENGALURU NORTH 17 20180594160 KAVYA J 98.08 BENGALURU SOUTH 18 20180697637 SUDEEP HANAMANT KAMARADDI 98.08 DHARWAD 19 20180590413 NISARGA H R 97.92 MYSURU 20 20180325316 VARSHITHA G 97.76 CHAMARAJANAGAR 21 20180594724 SHRAYA Y 97.76 MYSURU 22 20180458501 PRADEEPA R 97.76 CHITRADURGA 23 20180483337 DIVYASHREE C 97.60 MYSURU 24 20180489188 GURUKIRAN G S 97.60 KOLAR 25 20180508956 K S SHRAVANI 97.44 CHIKKABALLAPUR 26 20180358019 S ANUSHA 97.44 KOPPAL 27 20180438202 SUPREETHA G S 97.44 BALLARI 28 20180405570 VAISHNAVI P 97.28 MANDYA 29 20180302963 PRIYADARSHINI H N 97.28 DAVANAGERE 30 20180802644 LOHITH L 97.28 BENGALURU NORTH 31 20180484597 VIJETH B 97.28 MANGALURU 32 20180250954 POOJA 97.12 BIDAR 33 20180261656 SUDEEP G 97.12 MADHUGIRI 34 20180464437 ASHWIN P K 97.12 MANGALURU 35 20180654663 SUHAS NAYAKA H N 97.12 CHITRADURGA 36 20180748005 SWAPNA NAYAK M 96.96 MYSURU 37 20180464915 TEJASWINI M D 96.96 MANGALURU 38 20180717699 DEEPA NAIKAR 96.96 CHIKODI 39 20180431278 HARSHAVARDHAN P 96.96 BENGALURU NORTH 40 20180672923 MAHESH BABU B 96.96 BALLARI 41 20180515133 HARIPRIYA N 96.80 KOLAR 42 20180149082 YASHASWINI K 96.80 MADHUGIRI 43 20180207216 K N ANVITHA 96.80 UDUPI 44 20180680504 BHAGYASHREE 96.80 BIDAR 45 20180153918 SACHIN K 96.80 BENGALURU NORTH 46 20180574113 SUNIL KUMAR G R 96.80 CHIKKABALLAPUR 47 20180230829 ASHOK KUMAR 96.80 MADHUGIRI 48 20180269604 VINAY KUMAR S 96.80 MYSURU 49 20180504629 SHREYAS A 96.80 SHIVAMOGGA 50 20180350810 KIRAN K KORI 96.80 RAICHUR 51 20180821811 BHAVYA H S 96.64 BENGALURU NORTH 52 20180453504 SNEHAL NAIK 96.64 CHIKODI 53 20180507845 RADHIKA T 96.64 BALLARI 54 20180446288 NANDINI S R 96.48 SHIVAMOGGA 55 20180602118 VANISHREE NAIK 96.48 CHIKODI 56 20180228740 A U NANDITHA 96.48 RAICHUR 57 20180195618 GAGAN H 96.48 RAMNAGARA 58 20180719820 SRINIVAS V 96.48 DAVANAGERE 59 20180358196 DEVARAJ 96.48 RAICHUR 60 20180733644 RAKSHITHA C 96.32 BENGALURU NORTH 61 20180489175 DURGASHREE M 96.32 KOLAR 62 20180171957 POORNIMA M 96.32 MANGALURU 63 20180484613 YUKTHA P K 96.32 MANGALURU 64 20180556702 ABHISARIKA G 96.32 RAICHUR 65 20180168528 SUMAN MAILARE 96.32 BIDAR 66 20180603357 BHAGYASHREE 96.32 BIDAR 67 20180252042 RAHUL H SUNAGAD 96.32 RAMNAGARA 68 20180186956 JAYANTH A H 96.32 CHIKKABALLAPUR 69 20180787458 AKSHAY A M 96.32 MYSURU 70 20180761145 MAHADESHWARA NAYAKA T J 96.32 MYSURU 71 20180268670 CHANDANA R 96.16 MADHUGIRI 72 20180280424 MANDARA M 96.16 DAVANAGERE 73 20180376425 PRATEEKSHA T H 96.16 DAVANAGERE 74 20180719664 DEEKSHA B 96.16 DAVANAGERE 75 20180521455 PUNITH D N 96.16 MADHUGIRI 76 20180110260 SUMANTH D 96.16 TUMAKURU 77 20180744871 SOUHARDA A N 96.16 TUMAKURU 78 20180665562 PRAVEEN ASHOK SOTTAMMANAVAR 96.16 HAVERI 79 20180182366 CHIRAG G PUJAR 96.16 HAVERI 80 20180573116 MARUTI 96.16 BIDAR 81 20180330597 PREM KUMAR 96.16 BIDAR 82 20180515278 SWATHI T R 96.00 KOLAR 83 20180093879 PRIYANKA 96.00 MYSURU 84 20180594628 NIVEDITHA K S 96.00 MYSURU 85 20180576684 SHAILAJA NINGAPPA SANNATANGI 96.00 DHARWAD 86 20180755920 NAVYASHREE T M 96.00 BELAGAVI 87 20180424566 KAVYASHREE G V 96.00 BALLARI 88 20180787501 DARSHAN A 96.00 MYSURU 89 20180517255 NITHIN R B 96.00 HASSAN 90 20180704185 SATISH 96.00 BIDAR 91 20180205610 MADHURYA K R 95.84 CHIKKABALLAPUR 92 20180673359 SHREYA H R 95.84 CHIKKABALLAPUR 93 20180688994 JAYALAXMI MALAGI 95.84 CHIKODI 94 20180695489 MANOJ G 95.84 BENGALURU NORTH 95 20180826656 SATHYANARAYANA R K 95.84 BENGALURU SOUTH 96 20180619103 PRAJWAL ANAND ANKOLEKAR 95.84 DHARWAD 97 20180442663 SANGANAGOUDA POLICEPATIL 95.84 KOPPAL 98 20180113526 DARSHINI BASAPPA MALLADAD 95.68 GADAG 99 20180204128 DEVISUMA NAYAKA M 95.68 RAICHUR 100 20180148746 DARSHAN D H 95.68 MADHUGIRI 101 20180284595 AKASH C SANNAKKI 95.68 BALLARI 102 20180397917 SOWMYASHREE H R 95.52 MADHUGIRI 103 20180691922 HARSHITHA 95.52 MANGALURU 104 20180582325 ASHA MANJAPPA DOGGALLI 95.52 HAVERI 105 20180521509 SUNILA J 95.52 MADHUGIRI 106 20180464274 SHREESHA NAIK 95.52 UDUPI 107 20180094632 MADHUSUDHAN B S 95.52 MANGALURU 108 20180349353 RAJASHEKHAR KALLAPPA CHANNUR 95.52 DHARWAD 109 20180502321 LAVANYA G 95.36 TUMAKURU 110 20180709093 SOUPARNIKA C 95.36 MYSURU 111 20180532803 JAYAPRABHA K 95.36 MANGALURU 112 20180471545 BHAVISHYA B 95.36 MANGALURU 113 20180112579 VINUTHA E 95.36 CHITRADURGA 114 20180096360 KOMAL RAJAPPA HEBBALLI 95.36 DHARWAD 115 20180545300 JYOTI RAMACHANDRA NESARAGI 95.36 CHIKODI 116 20180158716 MADHURA MAHADEV HOSAMANI 95.36 SIRSI 117 20180508653 DEEPAK KUMAR K J 95.36 BENGALURU RURAL 118 20180101600 RAVITEJA 95.36 MADHUGIRI 119 20180590301 DHANUSH V 95.36 MYSURU 120 20180095608 KRISHNAPRASAD G T 95.36 CHITRADURGA 121 20180182651 UDAY H DUMMIHAL 95.36 HAVERI 122 20180549871 PRAJWAL SURESH MAGADI 95.36 DHARWAD 123 20180212794 VENKATESH 95.36 KOPPAL 124 20180148731 BINDU SHREE C 95.20 MADHUGIRI 125 20180246244 RAKSHITHA 95.20 UDUPI 126 20180075236 SPANDANA T S 95.20 DAVANAGERE 127 20180689100 PREMA MUDAKAPPA ATAGAL 95.20 CHIKODI 128 20180730009 SNEHA BEVINAKATTI 95.20 VIJAYAPURA 129 20180677831 VARUN J R 95.20 CHIKKABALLAPUR 130 20180111720 VIRESHA 95.20 MANGALURU 131 20180368955 ANVESH D 95.20 MANGALURU 132 20180233791 TARANATH SANGRESAKOPPA 95.20 DHARWAD 133 20180499273 BASAVALINGA 95.20 KOPPAL 134 20180529953 AKASH 95.20 RAICHUR 135 20180573107 MALLIKARJUN 95.20 BIDAR 136 20180645122 VIJAYA KUMARA 95.20 BALLARI 137 20180744227 KAVYA N K 95.04 BENGALURU NORTH 138 20180261477 INDU SHREE P 95.04 MADHUGIRI 139 20180653136 MOUNIKA G K 95.04 TUMAKURU 140 20180120333 ASHWITHA 95.04 MANGALURU 141 20180497672 LAXMEE NAGAPPA GUJALUR 95.04 HAVERI 142 20180414832 PALLAVI NPATIL 95.04 CHIKODI 143 20180789925 BALAJI S P 95.04 BENGALURU NORTH 144 20180800655 SUDEEP N 95.04 BENGALURU SOUTH 145 20180432907 KISHORE R E 95.04 MYSURU 146 20180620978 NIKHILESH T 95.04 SHIVAMOGGA 147 20180670564 VARUN R 95.04 SHIVAMOGGA 148 20180259624 PRADEEPGOND 95.04 BIDAR 149 20180593788 UMESH 95.04 BIDAR 150 20180456298 BHAVANA LAHARI N V 94.88 BENGALURU RURAL 151 20180438827 USHA M G 94.88 BENGALURU RURAL 152 20180093875 PRIYA B 94.88 MYSURU 153 20180636411 AMRUTHA J 94.88 CHITRADURGA 154 20180247744 SAHANA TALAWAR 94.88 GADAG 155 20180306764 SHALINI NALAVAGAL 94.88 KOPPAL 156 20180698713 M H ANKITHA 94.88 BALLARI 157 20180092272 B V SAI CHARAN 94.88 CHIKKABALLAPUR 158 20180619725 MOHAN H N 94.88 KOLAR 159 20180136295 PAVAN V 94.88 CHITRADURGA 160 20180670565 VASANTH R 94.88 SHIVAMOGGA 161 20180372745 ADITYA METHRE 94.88 KALABURAGI 162 20180698473 AKSHAY KUMAR Y 94.88 BALLARI 163 20180792723 GAGANA LAKSHMI N 94.72 BENGALURU NORTH 164 20180509136 DEVI P B 94.72 KOLAR 165 20180171089 BHARATHI S 94.72 MYSURU 166 20180376363 KIRTANA R 94.72 DAVANAGERE 167 20180646685 CHANDANA B 94.72 CHITRADURGA 168 20180504519 MEGHANA G M 94.72 SHIVAMOGGA 169 20180088467 SWATI MALLAPPA MASTAMARADI 94.72 CHIKODI 170 20180265119 SAHANA SANJEEV GUDDAKAYU 94.72 CHIKODI 171 20180401101 ANNAPURNA SADASHIV TURAYI 94.72 CHIKODI 172 20180601902 NAMRATA VASANT MUTTANNAVAR 94.72 CHIKODI 173 20180350631 NISHA R V 94.72 YADGIR 174 20180546659 SANJANA 94.72 BIDAR 175 20180424653 RANJITHA D V 94.72 BALLARI 176 20180515164 MANUSH KUMAR M S 94.72 KOLAR 177 20180110709 PUNEETH M S 94.72 MYSURU 178 20180706390 NAGARAJ BASAVARAJ KATAGI 94.72 HAVERI 179 20180248065 SUMANTH SETASANADI 94.72 DHARWAD 180 20180536078 NAVEENKUMAR 94.72 BIDAR 181 20180442739 ABHISHEK TALAVARA 94.72 BALLARI 182 20180574274 LIKITHA M 94.56 KOLAR 183 20180623574 HIMASHWETHA A 94.56 KOLAR 184 20180391177 RENUKA R 94.56 KOLAR 185 20180787655 SPOORTHI 94.56 MYSURU 186 20180197315 HAMSAJYOTHI 94.56 MYSURU 187 20180075540 USHARANI S 94.56 CHITRADURGA 188 20180654644 SHREELAKSHMI S M 94.56 CHITRADURGA VEENA KENCHAPPA 189 20180582571 94.56 HAVERI GONEPPANAVARA 190 20180394580 TEJASHWINI MARUTI DEVARAMANI 94.56 BELAGAVI 191 20180358049 SHARADA P 94.56 KOPPAL 192 20180204107 BLESSY K 94.56 RAICHUR 193 20180148781 HARSHA K R 94.56 MADHUGIRI 194 20180457741 M KAUSHIK 94.56 UDUPI 195 20180303012 SHARATH KUMAR R 94.56 DAVANAGERE 196 20180112547 SUJAY J K 94.56 CHITRADURGA 197 20180674645 ABHISHEK N 94.56 CHITRADURGA 198 20180077928 ROHIT KANNAPPA KODAG 94.56 BELAGAVI 199 20180741185 SURESHA M 94.56 BALLARI 200 20180804584 HARSHITHA B N 94.40 BENGALURU NORTH 201 20180800115 JANSI R 94.40 BENGALURU SOUTH 202 20180817664 MEGHANA M 94.40 BENGALURU SOUTH 203 20180187148 SNEHA N 94.40 CHIKKABALLAPUR 204 20180148994 SHILPHA KALA Y V 94.40 MADHUGIRI 205 20180072336 NISARGA S N 94.40 TUMAKURU 206 20180075505 SINCHANA M P 94.40 CHITRADURGA 207 20180163474 AMRUTHA N 94.40 CHITRADURGA 208 20180447020 VIJAYALAXMI NEELAPPA CHABBI 94.40 HAVERI 209 20180105431 SNEHA R DODDAMANI 94.40 DHARWAD 210 20180573271 SHIVANI 94.40 BIDAR 211 20180495156 PUNEETH M 94.40 CHIKKABALLAPUR 212 20180293751 PAVAN KUMAR NAYAKA A 94.40 CHIKKABALLAPUR 213 20180452727 SUDEEP
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