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Management Doc Verified 2 ADMITTED STUDENT LIST OF Basic B.Sc COURSE FOR THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2020-21 APPLICATION SL NO INSTITUTE NAME Name of the Applicant Father’s Name DOB Category Sub Category Admitted through Verification status NUMBER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Amit College of Nursing, 1 2000300043 Aadyashree Gain Mrinal Gain 25-02-2002 SC - Management doc_verified Berhampur,Ganjam Amit College of Nursing, 2 2000300049 Manini Kumari Dash Rajendra Dash 26-12-2001 UR - Management doc_verified Berhampur,Ganjam Amit College of Nursing, 3 2000300244 Pallavi Acharya Umasankara Acharya 20-07-2002 UR - Management doc_verified Berhampur,Ganjam Amit College of Nursing, 4 2000300293 Preetismita Pradhan Laxman Pradhan 17-03-2003 UR - Govt Counselling doc_verified Berhampur,Ganjam Amit College of Nursing, Sabnam Sanskruti Surendra Kumar 5 2000300297 28-03-2002 UR - Management doc_verified Berhampur,Ganjam Padhy Padhy Amit College of Nursing, 6 2000300344 P Ruchismita Patra P Dilesu Patra 09-03-2002 UR - 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