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Activereports Document GNM ADMISSION 2009-10 MERIT LIST ST (FEMALE - OTHER SUBJECT) Merit Max Marks Form No. Cat Sub Candidate Name / Father's Name (DOA) DOB Board % No. Marks Obt. 1 12251/F-5493 ST O SOHINAR MEENA / RAMNIWAS MEENA 05-07-1991 RBSE 650 536 82.462 2 21757/F-9393 ST O GUDDI BAI MEENA / HARI RAM MEENA 06-04-1988 RBSE 650 524 80.615 3 14908/F-6508 ST O REKHA KUMARI MEENA / SHIVRAJ SINGH MEENA 13-03-1992 RBSE 650 519 79.846 4 4361/F-1799 ST O SUNITA KUMARI MEENA / RANJEET SINGH MEENA 17-10-1991 RBSE 650 511 78.615 5 20717/F-8911 ST O LALITA MEENA / BHAGWAN SAHAY MEENA 28-05-1992 RBSE 650 509 78.308 6 204/F-94 ST O SHIBA NAAZ / MEHMOOD HUSSAIN 06-12-1991 RBSE 650 502 77.231 7 21998/F-9631 ST O SEEMA KUMARI MEENA / OM PRAKASH MEENA 01-01-1991 RBSE 650 495 76.154 8 61/F-22 ST O SUNITA KUMARI MEENA / JAWAHAR MAL 04-01-1989 RBSE 650 494 76.000 9 652/F-258 ST O SUNITA KUMARI MEENA / JAWAHAR MAL 04-01-1989 RBSE 650 494 76.000 10 11888/F-5327 ST O PARMILA MEENA / JAGDISH MEENA 20-05-1992 RBSE 650 491 75.538 11 17351/F-7396 ST O ANJU MEENA / TARA CHAND MEENA 09-11-1991 RBSE 650 490 75.385 12 6646/F-2673 ST O PRIYANKA MEENA / GOPAL LAL MEENA 26-06-1990 RBSE 650 485 74.615 13 20357/F-8643 ST O POOJA MEENA / ISHWER LAL 05-07-1992 RBSE 650 485 74.615 14 6716/F-2741 ST O DEEPIKA MEENA / JEEVAT RAM MEENA 16-03-1991 CBSE 500 372 74.400 15 563/F-224 ST O SARITA MEENA / BHANWAR SINGH MEENA 23-06-1991 RBSE 650 480 73.846 16 8450/F-3834 ST O NIRMAL MEENA / RAM SWAROOP MEENA 01-01-1989 RBSE 650 478 73.538 17 16069/F-6868 ST O KOKILA CHARPOTA / GAUTAMLAL 15-05-1991 CBSE 500 367 73.400 18 11932/F-5363 ST O REENA MEENA / BHARAT LAL MEENA 10-01-1991 RBSE 650 477 73.385 19 19519/F-8213 ST O SHIMALA KUMARI MEENA / SHREE RAM MEENA 13-05-1989 RBSE 650 476 73.231 20 6616/F-2643 ST O ANITA MEENA / KANHAIYA LAL MEENA 27-11-1990 RBSE 650 476 73.231 21 13049/F-5601 ST O BINDU MEENA / BRIJMOHAN MEENA 17-07-1992 RBSE 650 475 73.077 22 7095/F-3115 ST O SWATI BHAGORA / ROOP LAL BHAGORA 16-02-1992 RBSE 650 474 72.923 23 6723/F-2748 ST O RENU KUMARI MEENA / HARIRAM MEENA 10-12-1988 RBSE 650 472 72.615 24 19686/F-8363 ST O PREM KUMARI / KURDA RAM 10-07-1990 RBSE 650 472 72.615 25 4313/F-1752 ST O REKHA DEVI MEENA / RAM PARSAD MEENA 13-03-1992 RBSE 650 470 72.308 26 24148/F-10104 ST O JYOTSANA KUMARI MEENA / RAM KUMAR MEENA 26-04-1990 RBSE 650 469 72.154 27 19694/F-8370 ST O REKHA KUMARI MEENA / RAKESH KUMAR MEENA 04-01-1991 RBSE 650 469 72.154 28 16007/F-6845 ST O KALITA BAI MEENA / KAMLESH MEENA 10-01-1991 RBSE 650 468 72.000 29 13379/F-5748 ST O SEEMA BAI MEENA / RAMJI LAL MEENA 12-03-1991 RBSE 650 467 71.846 30 5203/F-2119 ST O NIRMALA MEENA / DEVI LAL MEENA 08-04-1990 RBSE 650 466 71.692 31 431/F-165 ST O KANCHAN MEENA / SHIVDAN SINGH MEENA 01-05-1988 RBSE 650 463 71.231 32 10563/F-4516 ST O FORNTI MEENA / BADRI LAL MEENA 03-10-1988 RBSE 650 462 71.077 33 7984/F-3382 ST O RITU KUMARI MEENA / RAJENDRA PARSAD MEENA 19-04-1992 RBSE 650 462 71.077 34 8281/F-3667 ST O GALLA MEENA / ISHWAR MAL MEENA 13-07-1992 RBSE 650 462 71.077 35 11363/F-4897 ST O RADHA MEENA / TEJKUMAR 05-05-1992 RBSE 650 461 70.923 36 20261/F-8565 ST O SUREKHA MEENA / MOHAN LAL MEENA 07-07-1992 RBSE 650 461 70.923 37 4116/F-1555 ST O SUNITA MEENA / JAGDISH PRASAD MEENA 25-01-1991 RBSE 650 458 70.462 38 5275/F-2191 ST O ROSHAN KUMARI MEENA / PRAMOD KUMAR MEENA 13-03-1991 RBSE 650 458 70.462 39 21846/F-9481 ST O LALITA KUMARI / KESHAR DEV MEENA 31-07-1990 RBSE 650 457 70.308 40 19551/F-8239 ST O AJANTA MEENA / CHANDER LAL MEENA 10-12-1989 RBSE 650 456 70.154 41 17308/F-7353 ST O SUNITA KUMARI MEENA / GORDHAN SINGH MEENA 10-06-1990 RBSE 650 456 70.154 42 1866/F-738 ST O HEMLATA MEENA / BHANWAR LAL MEENA 12-03-1992 RBSE 650 456 70.154 43 5406/F-2316 ST O DEEPIKA MEENA / PYARE LAL 05-06-1990 RBSE 650 455 70.000 44 20556/F-8790 ST O SEEMA MEENA / SHANKAR LAL MEENA 06-07-1991 RBSE 650 454 69.846 45 8987/F-4067 ST O VIMALA / BALARAM MEENA 15-07-1987 RBSE 650 453 69.692 46 6737/F-2762 ST O REKHA KUMARI MEENA / RAMKUWAR MEENA 12-12-1991 RBSE 650 453 69.692 47 4332/F-1770 ST O POOJA MEENA / KEDAR LAL MEENA 22-03-1992 RBSE 650 453 69.692 48 20003/F-8439 ST O ROSHANI BAI MEENA / KAILASH CHAND MEENA 20-06-1992 RBSE 650 453 69.692 49 14905/F-6505 ST O SAMPAT MEENA / DEVLAL 18-11-1989 RBSE 650 452 69.538 50 21132/F-9163 ST O MAMTA MEENA / LATOOR LAL MEENA 07-04-1991 RBSE 650 451 69.385 51 8939/F-4025 ST O MEERA CHANDRAWAT / RAMESHWAR PRASHAD 10-07-1991 RBSE 650 450 69.231 Page1 of 24 GNM ADMISSION 2009-10 MERIT LIST ST (FEMALE - OTHER SUBJECT) Merit Max Marks Form No. Cat Sub Candidate Name / Father's Name (DOA) DOB Board % No. Marks Obt. 51 8939/F-4025 ST O MEERA CHANDRAWAT / RAMESHWAR PRASHAD 10-07-1991 RBSE 650 450 69.231 CHANDRAWAT 52 21140/F-9167 ST O LAXMI KUMARI PARMAR / KAMLA SHANKAR PARMAR 15-02-1991 RBSE 650 449 69.077 53 24073/F-10031 ST O NITESH KUMARI MEENA / DEVISHANKAR MEENA 03-09-1991 RBSE 650 448 68.923 54 8020/F-3414 ST O PINKY MEENA / JAGDEESH NARAYAN MEENA 25-06-1992 RBSE 650 448 68.923 55 22029/F-9660 ST O LALITA KUMARI / BHAGIRATH MAL 25-04-1990 RBSE 650 447 68.769 56 13569/F-5804 ST O POONAM KUMARI / KALASH CHANDRA MEENA 01-07-1992 RBSE 650 447 68.769 57 21944/F-9577 ST O NIRMALA KATARA / AMRIT LAL KATARA 09-08-1987 RBSE 650 446 68.615 58 17219/F-7264 ST O LAXMI KUMARI MEENA / BHANWAR LAL MEENA 01-01-1990 RBSE 650 446 68.615 59 5612/F-2498 ST O SUNITA KUMARI MEENA / SARDAR SINGH MEENA 03-03-1991 RBSE 650 446 68.615 60 24200/F-10151 ST O NEETU KUMARI MEENA / SOHAN LAL 14-01-1989 RBSE 650 445 68.462 61 19554/F-8242 ST O MEERA MEENA / RAJELAL MEENA 25-05-1991 RBSE 650 445 68.462 62 13568/F-5803 ST O VISHNU KUMARI MEENA / RAESHWAR LAL MEENA 01-07-1991 RBSE 650 445 68.462 63 20023/F-8445 ST O FULAN BAI MEENA / CHETRAM MEENA 05-09-1991 RBSE 650 445 68.462 64 15038/F-6634 ST O ADITI MEENA / SUBUDDHI MEENA 12-04-1992 RBSE 650 445 68.462 65 21257/F-9241 ST O LALTA MEENA / RAMKISHAN MEENA 01-01-1991 RBSE 650 443 68.154 66 17925/F-7953 ST O KIRAN PARMAR / LAL SHANKER PARMAR 30-12-1991 RBSE 650 443 68.154 67 13868/F-5906 ST O SOMOTI MEENA / RAMKISHAN MEENA 05-08-1989 RBSE 650 442 68.000 68 14115/F-6035 ST O KAMNI / RAJKUMAR 16-10-1990 PUNJAB BOARD 300 204 68.000 69 20105/F-8465 ST O BADAL MEENA / RAMKARAN MEENA 15-04-1991 RBSE 650 442 68.000 70 4208/F-1647 ST O ANITA KUMARI MEENA / SOJI RAM MEENA 15-05-1991 RBSE 650 442 68.000 71 17246/F-7291 ST O LAUTAN BAI MEENA / OM PRAKASH MEENA 01-07-1992 RBSE 650 442 68.000 72 17480/F-7521 ST O NIRMALA KUMARI MEENA / LAXMI NARAYAN MEENA 05-10-1990 RBSE 650 441 67.846 73 4228/F-1667 ST O POOJA MEENA / RAMKESH MEENA 18-05-1989 RBSE 650 440 67.692 74 20773/F-8943 ST O SUSHILA KUMARI / BHANWAR LAL MEENA 08-05-1990 RBSE 650 440 67.692 75 13248/F-5642 ST O RAMOTI DEVI MEENA / BADRI LAL MEENA 17-09-1990 RBSE 650 440 67.692 76 17729/F-7762 ST O SHARDA MEENA / SHRIMAN LAL MEENA 15-07-1991 RBSE 650 439 67.538 77 14632/F-6239 ST O SANGEETA BUJH / LAXMI CHAND BUJH 06-08-1990 RBSE 650 438 67.385 78 5433/F-2340 ST O LALITA MEENA / PUNJA RAM MEENA 10-02-1991 RBSE 650 437 67.231 79 17881/F-7913 ST O AMBIKA MEENA / CHETRAM MEENA 07-08-1992 RBSE 650 437 67.231 80 7401/F-3303 ST O CHHOTI MEENA / PRABHATI LAL MEENA 03-07-1989 RBSE 650 435 66.923 81 6605/F-2632 ST O SUSHMA ROAT / VASUDEV ROAT 18-03-1992 RBSE 650 435 66.923 82 6800/F-2824 ST O KUNTAL BHEEL / DEVAJI BHEEL 26-01-1991 CBSE 500 334 66.800 83 19915/F-8421 ST O LAXMI BAI MEENA / GOVERDHAN LAL MEENA 07-07-1987 RBSE 650 434 66.769 84 14505/F-6154 ST O MANJU MEENA / SOHAN LAL MEENA 25-01-1991 RBSE 650 434 66.769 85 17221/F-7266 ST O SUNITA MEENA / GANGARAM MEENA 12-08-1992 RBSE 650 434 66.769 86 4166/F-1605 ST O PREETI MEENA / RAMKESH MEENA 21-07-1990 RBSE 650 433 66.615 87 20778/F-8947 ST O LALIT MEENA / RAMCHARAN MEENA 15-09-1990 RBSE 650 433 66.615 88 9195/F-4168 ST O DEEPIKA KATARA / GYANPRAKASH KATARA 24-03-1992 RBSE 650 433 66.615 89 20012/F-8441 ST O KALASWA NARMADBEN TAKUJI / MANOJ DARANGA 31-12-1991 GUJRAT BOARD 700 466 66.571 90 8027/F-3421 ST O SURBHI BHIL / KAMLA SHANKAR BHIL 17-03-1989 RBSE 650 432 66.462 91 8180/F-3568 ST O SHASHI KUMARI TABIYAR / RAVJI TABIYAR 02-08-1990 RBSE 650 432 66.462 92 11098/F-4794 ST O PRIYANKA KUMARI MEENA / MORPAL MEENA 01-12-1990 RBSE 650 432 66.462 93 6727/F-2752 ST O KALPANA SHOBHAWAT / SANTOSH KUMAR SHOBHAWAT 13-12-1987 RBSE 650 431 66.308 94 6905/F-2928 ST O SUMITRA KUMARI MEENA / GHANSI LAL 19-02-1990 RBSE 650 431 66.308 95 17446/F-7487 ST O KALI MEENA / CHITTER LAL MEENA 07-07-1989 RBSE 650 429 66.000 96 10470/F-4426 ST O TERESA BEN GABHIT / BABUBHAI GABHIT 17-08-1990 GUJRAT BOARD 700 462 66.000 97 20585/F-8819 ST O REKHA TABIYAR / SHYAM TABIYAR 15-03-1992 RBSE 650 429 66.000 98 24241/F-10190 ST O REKHA NINAMA / SUREAJ MAL NINAMA 12-01-1991 RBSE 650 428 65.846 99 17326/F-7371 ST O SHEELA / RAMESH CHANDRA PATEL 01-05-1985 GUJRAT BOARD 600 395 65.833 100 9999/F-4303 ST O MANJU KUMARI MEENA / HIMMAT SINGH MEENA 05-06-1989 RBSE 650 427 65.692 101 673/F-265 ST O SEEMA MEENA / KISHAN GOPAL MEENA 15-06-1989 RBSE 650 427 65.692 Page2 of 24 GNM ADMISSION 2009-10 MERIT LIST ST (FEMALE - 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