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MBBS/BDS COURSES 2017-2018 SESSION(GOVERNMENT QUOTA) PROVISIONAL MERIT LIST NEET REGNO NEET COM. RANK ARNO NAME COMMUNITY MARK RANK 1 51203 SANTHOSH R BC 80063267 656 1 2 2757 MUKESH KANNA G M BC 80007774 655 2 3 51715 Z SYED HAFIZ BCM 80005538 651 1 4 20910 AISHWARYA SRINIVASAN OC 80093737 646 5 7132 JEEVA.TR BC 80016983 645 3 6 9896 DINESH.V MBC/DNC 80474146 634 1 7 2812 KABILAN.A MBC/DNC 80084331 633 2 8 5037 JOANNA MARY ROY OC 80045685 631 9 13273 ASHWIN.K BC 80241150 630 4 10 12616 ANANTHA RAJKUMAR T BC 80004404 630 5 11 10631 RAJARAJAN.M MBC/DNC 80205063 628 3 12 9275 ANASHWARA MERIN JACOB OC 80288788 617 13 12377 ANSTON GERARD ANGELO OC 80001563 615 14 4312 ARAVIND B BC 80008392 614 6 15 51293 EBENEZER STAINES OC 80007967 611 16 1964 ASHWATHI DEEPAK OC 80306726 608 17 4586 MUSTANSIR AZIZ KITABI OC 80210043 607 18 3725 MADHUSUDHAN.S OC 80068867 607 19 19703 ARUNKUMAR A MBC/DNC 80412136 606 4 20 18996 GAYATHIRI.S BC 80929698 601 7 21 15610 DIVYA MANOJ.K BC 80012458 601 8 22 5346 AJAY RAM A BC 80362949 601 9 23 23831 DINESH RAJ.N MBC/DNC 80342707 599 5 24 8630 AMRUTHA.M BC 80044433 598 10 25 459 S AKASH KUMAR BC 80363807 598 11 26 9993 VARSHA.S.KRISHNAN OC 80300907 595 27 3903 ASHFAQ SULAIMAN A BCM 80078691 594 2 28 1345 MANAS DAS OC 80087603 594 29 11494 SHREYAS SREEKUMAR OC 80008102 591 30 211 A.SAMYUKTHA OC 80934693 590 Page 1 of 908 MBBS/BDS COURSES 2017-2018 SESSION(GOVERNMENT QUOTA) PROVISIONAL MERIT LIST NEET REGNO NEET COM. RANK ARNO NAME COMMUNITY MARK RANK 31 3718 SADHVIKA VIVEKANANDAN BC 80024994 589 12 32 50032 ARUSHI AGARWAL OC 80462392 587 33 5095 SETHUPATHY.K BC 80466935 587 13 34 5165 EASHWAR M BC 80239324 586 14 35 10550 AAKANKSHA MEHTA OC 80096473 585 36 12128 ARPITA RAGHUNATHAN OC 80073368 584 37 5350 MAHISHA VIRDIANA BC 80094466 583 15 38 23100 RANA MANSI OC 80160747 583 39 9151 HARIHARAN.B.P BC 80015972 582 16 40 14392 MANIRATHINAM.R MBC/DNC 80369463 581 6 41 4271 VED K BC 80231988 580 17 42 13722 ARUN SUNDARAM.K OC 80058262 579 43 4696 PRERANA RAMANATHAN OC 80007784 579 44 6697 SRI THYAGESAN.P. BC 80032131 577 18 45 452 ADHITHYA.M MBC/DNC 80136792 577 7 46 24946 KATYAYANI GOSWAMI OC 80686311 575 47 2937 JOHN NIRMAL M BC 80075041 575 19 48 4399 MANIKANDAN.K SC 80267954 573 1 49 14254 SWETHA.M MBC/DNC 80071861 572 8 50 21562 GAURAV RAJEEV OC 80005143 571 51 14928 JASHIR A BCM 80104206 569 3 52 4220 KRISHNA PERUMAL S BC 80068928 568 20 53 345 NITHILA.S BC 80002374 567 21 54 4638 SANDHIYA.R.D BC 80216147 566 22 55 21256 ARVIND KUMAR.M BC 80679758 566 23 56 12361 JASON STAINES.P BC 80270475 565 24 57 10634 ARAVIND.C BC 80075983 565 25 58 24478 ARJUN BC 80424121 563 26 59 51079 ALAGAPPAN.M OC 80155095 562 60 13052 ARUN DEV R J OC 80205246 560 Page 2 of 908 MBBS/BDS COURSES 2017-2018 SESSION(GOVERNMENT QUOTA) PROVISIONAL MERIT LIST NEET REGNO NEET COM. RANK ARNO NAME COMMUNITY MARK RANK 61 36 SAILESH I S K BC 80201559 560 27 62 12466 ASHWIN KUMAR.K MBC/DNC 80452267 560 9 63 15968 S.JAYENDRA CHARAN KUMAR MBC/DNC 80834986 559 10 64 15959 GOKUL.C MBC/DNC 80761004 557 11 65 23864 KARTHICK.M MBC/DNC 80638451 557 12 66 531 JANHAVI.A OC 80119735 557 67 1356 CHETAN OC 80094306 557 68 25069 PRIYAMVADHA.S OC 80618835 556 69 65 KARTHIC.R BC 80076482 555 28 70 2504 KAVINKUMAR T BC 80207757 555 29 71 725 SAI SRUTHI S BC 80352563 555 30 72 19668 A BATHOOL BCM 80562052 554 4 73 3627 SHANKAR.S. BC 80545966 554 31 74 2686 AADHITHYA RAAJ.P MBC/DNC 80001577 553 13 75 4495 ANUPAMA.RAVICHANDRAN OC 80205382 553 76 7835 MONISHA MIRACULINE.R BC 80341671 552 32 77 3426 VIKRAM SHILIGE OC 80125620 552 78 18823 KRITIKHA.R BC 80403970 551 33 79 2997 DIVYA SHREE N S BC 80308914 551 34 80 2701 NAVIN J BC 80358356 550 35 81 21535 SOUNDHARYA.V BC 80134148 550 36 82 8415 CHARU NEVETHA P D BC 80285617 549 37 83 3669 AARUSHI.V OC 80010716 549 84 7642 BANU PRIYA V M BC 80279836 549 38 85 1125 SUDARSAN.J BC 80102830 549 39 86 5609 SUHAAS.J OC 80199153 548 87 14701 GOKUL KAILASH R BC 80356278 548 40 88 23991 VISHWAJEET GUPTA OC 80096000 547 89 7994 AJITHKUMAR.S MBC/DNC 80603496 546 14 90 3468 SWARNA SUJARITHA R BC 80410178 546 41 Page 3 of 908 MBBS/BDS COURSES 2017-2018 SESSION(GOVERNMENT QUOTA) PROVISIONAL MERIT LIST NEET REGNO NEET COM. RANK ARNO NAME COMMUNITY MARK RANK 91 3653 SIVAKUMAR.G BC 80364620 546 42 92 568 CHANDRA KISHORE N S BC 80051293 545 43 93 3480 SHRUTI SUNDAR OC 80161977 545 94 23998 ANUPAMA.H.KURUP OC 80025779 545 95 5384 EVAN MEL JOSE T BC 80235211 545 44 96 9236 SHIFASHAHINA.N BCM 80216049 543 5 97 21772 ASWATHAMAN. SC 80431649 543 2 98 3225 SWETHA SRITHARAN OC 80069041 542 99 1155 SHRIGANESH PALANIKUMAR NAIDU BC 80014566 541 45 100 14352 SUDARSHAN SOMESHWAR.A.N OC 80033034 541 101 2283 PURNAMITA SARAS.B.A BC 80092657 540 46 102 53148 HARISH.R BC 80097391 539 47 103 9729 PAUL.MICAH.P BC 80477140 539 48 104 13009 M S SASHVATHA SC 80067132 538 3 105 53759 K.KARTHIK BC 80438413 537 49 106 6504 MAHIMA S BC 80005480 536 50 107 11804 PRAVEEN T S B BC 80295280 536 51 108 14717 SABYASACHI ROY U OC 80420342 535 109 3574 SANGEETH SIVAN A OC 80640149 535 110 14593 AANMASURYAN M SC 80612386 533 4 111 8980 PRIYADARSHINE.K BC 80641268 533 52 112 20288 VANISHREE.M SC 80465670 533 5 113 18900 HANNY JAPHINA.C. BC 80254839 532 53 114 24109 RAMALINGAM.D OC 80756573 532 115 52170 KANIKA.R BC 80111347 531 54 116 4705 HARISH NARASIMMAN A BC 80355149 530 55 117 1882 ASMATHUN RUMMANA A BCM 80012937 528 6 118 13352 PADMALAKSHMI.S.S BC 80195010 528 56 119 13658 SUBIT.CHELREN.C.S BC 80505935 528 57 120 9085 PRADEEPAN.S BC 80435399 528 58 Page 4 of 908 MBBS/BDS COURSES 2017-2018 SESSION(GOVERNMENT QUOTA) PROVISIONAL MERIT LIST NEET REGNO NEET COM. RANK ARNO NAME COMMUNITY MARK RANK 121 6255 AJAY SRIRAM.A BC 80095741 528 59 122 50192 ANANDA GEETA MBC/DNC 80054943 528 15 123 12692 SELVANAYAKI.K.S BC 80576553 527 60 124 772 GANESHRAM.M OC 80154270 526 125 8042 APSAL KHAN S BCM 80038530 526 7 126 11452 OJASVI PRAVEEN BC 80667810 526 61 127 22606 SUNDHARESWAR.B MBC/DNC 80314480 526 16 128 1191 MONISHA V BC 80455785 525 62 129 10834 GOWRI.K MBC/DNC 80325315 524 17 130 922 SUDARSHANA BOSE OC 80013611 524 131 18578 VASUDEVAN.K BC 80344132 524 63 132 14970 SIDDHARTHA HARI.BA BC 80016974 524 64 133 3172 DIVYA G MBC/DNC 80489687 523 18 134 979 MANIKANDA PRABHU N BC 80323327 523 65 135 51768 PUNITHAN.N SC 80450850 523 6 136 6799 PRANESH.R.V BC 80098458 523 66 137 54571 AKSHAYA.K.M OC 80032985 522 138 1551 GOWRISHANKAR.S BC 80025890 522 67 139 50044 RENGANATH.S BC 80171019 522 68 140 1633 SAVAN ANTONY SAJI LOBO MBC/DNC 80178562 522 19 141 9208 VARSHA.J BC 80112567 522 69 142 12941 GOKULKRISHNAN.V MBC/DNC 80091281 521 20 143 1431 SETHU ASWIN BC 80353516 521 70 144 9447 DEEPIKA.P SC 80305389 520 7 145 8301 NIVEDHA PRABAKAR BC 80024434 520 71 146 13245 GIRI PRANAV.N BC 80155784 520 72 147 3098 KARTHIKA.S BC 80306950 520 73 148 9262 HARSHINI B SC 80165607 519 8 149 5687 KHYATHI SRINIVAS OC 80599340 519 150 11741 KEERTHANA S OC 80095925 519 Page 5 of 908 MBBS/BDS COURSES 2017-2018 SESSION(GOVERNMENT QUOTA) PROVISIONAL MERIT LIST NEET REGNO NEET COM. RANK ARNO NAME COMMUNITY MARK RANK 151 4713 AKASH.B OC 80161576 519 152 5349 MADHUMATHI.S BC 80505245 519 74 153 18886 CHETNA AROKIA R MBC/DNC 80466020 519 21 154 5347 SRILAKSHMI GIRIDHARAN OC 80288164 517 155 24294 ATIF KHALEEL.K BCM 80070404 517 8 156 1138 RAMANABALAN R BC 80165884 517 75 157 375 VAISHNAVY V BC 80672941 516 76 158 330 R.HUL KRRISHNA SAKTHI MBC/DNC 80105357 515 22 159 4754 SHADHIKHA.K BC 80466907 514 77 160 8089 NIMISHA ANN MATHEW OC 80045353 514 161 12861 KARTHIKEYAN B MBC/DNC 80333826 514 23 162 23474 ANISHKUMAR.R.J BC 80014722 514 78 163 7259 GOKULAKRISHNA.P.J OC 80143415 513 164 12634 ASHWINI R M OC 80042558 512 165 3672 NIHAAL YUSUF A BCM 80360121 512 9 166 14911 HARIHARAN.M MBC/DNC 80536644 512 24 167 8107 BHARATHI.S MBC/DNC 80311791 512 25 168 8632 KAAVIYAA NAKKIRAN BC 80151286 511 79 169 1501 APARNAA A S BC 80096792 511 80 170 3325 LAKSHMI M BC 80016629 511 81 171 18096 ASHWANT.S BC 80836099 511 82 172 11283 VARUSAW.SELVAGANESAN BC 80517346 511 83 173 788 SWATHI PRIYANKA D BC 80169064 510 84 174 5908 TAHER.S BCM 80684977 510 10 175 8370 SADHYANTHAA.K BC 80002766 510 85 176 16679 ASWATH G BC 80620782 509 86 177 1398 VASUPRIYA R OC 80094224 509 178 50608 CHURCHILL.S BC 80284397 509 87 179 24565 ATCHAYA.S BC 80554006 509 88 180 5187 SHANKARSHANA.B OC 80088392 509 Page 6 of 908 MBBS/BDS COURSES 2017-2018 SESSION(GOVERNMENT QUOTA) PROVISIONAL MERIT LIST NEET REGNO NEET COM.
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