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RTF Eligible 2019-20.Xlsx GMR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY -RAJAM Tution fee reimbursement Eligible Students List -2019-20 RTF Eligible S.No JNTU No Name of the Student Amount 1 18341A0102 ALLA S S M P V SATYANARAYANA SWAMY 35000 2 18341A0106 BASWA NIKITHA 35000 3 18341A0107 BATNA MANOJ KUMAR 35000 4 18341A0109 BEJJIPURAPU SRAVANI 35000 5 18341A0110 BHAVANAM GANESH KUMAR REDDY 35000 6 18341A0111 BODDAPATI PAVAN KUMAR 35000 7 18341A0112 BODDU NAGENDRA 101000 8 18341A0115 CHANDAKA CHAITHANYA 35000 9 18341A0116 CHIKKALA VAMSI 35000 10 18341A0117 CHINTA GANESH 35000 11 18341A0118 DAMODARA RAO YEDUVAKA 101000 12 18341A0119 DANNANA JAYA DEEPIKA 35000 13 18341A0120 DATTI TEJESH 35000 14 18341A0121 DEVATANA PRADEEP KUMAR 101000 15 18341A0123 DULLA SRI HARSHA 35000 16 18341A0124 DUTCHINA DEVI 101000 17 18341A0125 GATTI KOUSALYA 35000 18 18341A0126 GEDDAM LAXMI GOWTHAMI PRABATH 101000 19 18341A0127 GODABA KARTHIK 101000 20 18341A0128 GOTTAPU JAYASREE 35000 21 18341A0129 GUDIVADA SAI DURGA PRASAD 35000 22 18341A0130 GUJJIDI DHILLESWARI 101000 23 18341A0131 GUNDUBOYINA SOWMYA 35000 24 18341A0133 GURAVANI JAYANTH 101000 25 18341A0134 GURUGUBELLI LIKHITHA 35000 26 18341A0139 KAMBALA DILEEP KUMAR 101000 27 18341A0141 KANITHI JAGADEESH 35000 28 18341A0145 KILLI NOOKA RAJU 35000 29 18341A0146 KOMMOJI SAGAR 101000 30 18341A0147 KOMMU HARITHA 101000 31 18341A0149 KOTA BENARJI NAIDU 35000 32 18341A0151 KUNA LAXMANA RAO 35000 33 18341A0152 LALAM JEEVAN PRAKASH RAJ 35000 34 18341A0157 MANDA SAI SRAVANTH 35000 35 18341A0161 MOHAMMED MOHIDDIN BAIGH 101000 36 18341A0163 MUDDADA JAGADEESH 35000 37 18341A0165 NAGALLA SRINADH 35000 38 18341A0166 NAGARAPU DILEEP KUMAR 35000 39 18341A0167 NALLAPU NAVEEN KUMAR 101000 40 18341A0168 NARTHU NITHIN 35000 41 18341A0172 PALAKA VAMSEE 101000 42 18341A0173 PATHALA NAVEEN 101000 43 18341A0174 PATTA SAINAGESH 35000 44 18341A0176 POTNURU JYOTHI PRAKASH 35000 45 18341A0178 RAMANUJULA GANESH 35000 46 18341A0180 RAVELA GOWMIKA 35000 47 18341A0182 REVU CHAITANYA 35000 48 18341A0183 SALADI LAHARI PRASANNA 35000 49 18341A0186 SEEDARI MAHESH KUMAR 101000 50 18341A0187 SEVVANA SAI BHARGAVI 35000 51 18341A0188 SIRIPURAM YOGESWARA SAI YASWANTH 35000 Page 1 of 42 Tution fee reimbursement Eligible Students List -2019-20 RTF Eligible S.No JNTU No Name of the Student Amount 52 18341A0189 SIRLA MEGHANA 101000 53 18341A0190 SORRA TARUN VARMA 35000 54 18341A0193 THOTA PRAVEEN 101000 55 18341A0196 VAKADA GOWTHAM 101000 56 18341A0197 VEDURUPARTHI VINAY 101000 57 18341A01A0 YADLA VENKATESH 101000 58 18341A01A2 YALAKALA DIVYA 35000 59 18341A01A3 YENUGULA RAMUNAIDU 35000 60 19345A0101 NALLA RADHA 35000 61 19345A0102 CHINTHALA HARSHITHA SRI JYOTHI 35000 62 19345A0103 SAMUDRALA VAMSI KRISHNA 35000 63 19345A0104 KANCHARANA DILEEP 35000 64 19345A0105 KANURU SAI SOWMYA 35000 65 19345A0106 KATTA YASWANTH 35000 66 19345A0107 SAVARA GOPALA KRISHNA 101000 67 19345A0108 CHALLA RAVI 35000 68 19345A0109 BURADA KRISHNAM NAIDU 35000 69 19345A0110 KUMBHA ELISHA 101000 70 19345A0111 DUSI NAVYASRI 101000 71 19345A0112 REDDI VANDANA 35000 72 19345A0113 SIMMA SRINU 35000 73 19345A0114 PAILA JAGAPATHI 35000 74 19345A0115 PALAKONDA AJAY KUMAR 101000 75 19345A0116 GARA KRANTHI KIRAN 101000 76 19345A0117 SHAIK DHAHABEER MAALIK 35000 77 19345A0118 VENKATA JANARDHAN BETHA 35000 78 19345A0119 MARRAPU PARVATHI 35000 79 19345A0120 PRATAP YANDAMURI 35000 80 16341A0125 GANESH UTTARAVALLI 35000 81 17341A0101 AKHILESH PATNAIK KUPPANNAGARI 35000 82 17341A0102 AKULA RAMESH 35000 83 17341A0103 ALLURI MANJU BHASKAR 101000 84 17341A0104 ATHIKELA SRIDIVYA 35000 85 17341A0106 BAMMIDI SAI KUMAR 35000 86 17341A0107 BANAVATHU VISHNU MURTHY NAIK 101000 87 17341A0108 BANDARU JAGADISH MANIKANTA KUMAR 101000 88 17341A0109 BANDARU SRAVAN KUMAR 35000 89 17341A0110 BANGARAPU NAVEEN KUMAR 101000 90 17341A0111 BANNA MADHAVI 35000 91 17341A0112 BATNA DEVI 35000 92 17341A0114 BIDDIKA GANESH 101000 93 17341A0117 CHINTALA GOVARDHAN 35000 94 17341A0120 DEKKATA JYOTHSNA 35000 95 17341A0121 DHANUKONDA DILEEP 35000 96 17341A0125 DRUVA GEDELA 35000 97 17341A0127 DUVVANA NARESH 101000 98 17341A0128 DWARAPUREDDI VAMSI KRISHNA 35000 99 17341A0129 EESARI DILEEPKUMAR 101000 100 17341A0132 GEDDAPU SUMA 101000 101 17341A0134 GONDELA KISHORE 101000 102 17341A0136 GULIVINDALA RAMESH 35000 103 17341A0137 GUMMADI VIJAY RAJU 101000 Page 2 of 42 Tution fee reimbursement Eligible Students List -2019-20 RTF Eligible S.No JNTU No Name of the Student Amount 104 17341A0139 INJARAPU JAI KISHORE 35000 105 17341A0140 ISURU MOHAN RAO REDDY 35000 106 17341A0142 JINIPE HANI 101000 107 17341A0145 KANDREGULA GANA NITHIN SANNATH 35000 108 17341A0146 KARRI GAYATRI 35000 109 17341A0148 KILUM PRATHIBHA REDDY 35000 110 17341A0150 KOPPAKA YAMINI NAGA MOUNIKA 35000 111 17341A0151 KOPPISETTI KRISHNA SAI 35000 112 17341A0154 L R T J NAIDU 35000 113 17341A0155 LADE SAI PRANAY 35000 114 17341A0157 LOPINTI MYTHILI 101000 115 17341A0159 MANDALA UMAMAHESH 35000 116 17341A0160 MANDALAPU PRAVEEN 35000 117 17341A0163 MARTHI SRINIVASU 101000 118 17341A0166 METTA ANANTHA RAO 35000 119 17341A0167 METTA SATYANATH 35000 120 17341A0171 NELLIMARLA ROHITH 35000 121 17341A0172 NEMMADI VASUDEVA RAO 35000 122 17341A0176 PANCHADI RAVI KUMAR 35000 123 17341A0177 PARAMATA NIKHIL MANU PRATEESH KUMAR 35000 124 17341A0181 PILLI DILEEP KUMAR 35000 125 17341A0184 POLAMURI HITEESH 101000 126 17341A0185 POLUPARTHI KUSARAJU 35000 127 17341A0186 PONNADA SASIKUMAR 35000 128 17341A0187 PONNADA SUDHEER 35000 129 17341A0188 POTNURU DEEPAK 35000 130 17341A0191 RAVI TEJA ATTADA 101000 131 17341A0198 SHAIK RAFI 101000 132 17341A0199 SIDDI SUSHMA POORNIMA 35000 133 17341A01A0 SIRAGAM NANDA KISHORE 101000 134 17341A01A2 SOMASETTI RAHUL 101000 135 17341A01A4 SUBUDHI MANASA 35000 136 17341A01A7 TALUPURI UDAY KIRAN 35000 137 17341A01A8 TAMMINAINA VASUDEVULU NAIDU 35000 138 17341A01B0 TAMMINENI VENKATESH 35000 139 17341A01B2 UYYALA DAVID RAJU 101000 140 17341A01B6 YADLA GAYATHRI 35000 141 17341A01B7 YANAMADNI SANDEEP KUMAR 101000 142 17341A01B9 YENDUVA AJITHARANI 35000 143 18345A0101 ADDURI SAI KUMAR 35000 144 18345A0102 KALYANAM DHANUNJAYA RAO 35000 145 18345A0104 NARAYANAM VENKATA SAI MANIKANTHA 35000 146 18345A0105 GODABA MINNARAO 101000 147 18345A0106 JAGALINGI PHALGUNARAO 35000 148 18345A0107 CHITRADA PHANI MITRA VINAYAKA 35000 149 18345A0108 POTNURU HEMA VENKATA PRIYA 35000 150 18345A0109 BODDEPALLI SPANDANA ANUSHA 101000 151 18345A0110 KOMARAPU MANMADHA RAO 35000 152 18345A0111 SETTI RAJULA NAIDU 35000 153 18345A0112 THIPPANA MAHESH CHANDU 35000 154 18345A0113 PEDDINTI SURYANARAYANA 35000 155 18345A0115 VANGA MEHERLAKSHMI TEJASWI 35000 Page 3 of 42 Tution fee reimbursement Eligible Students List -2019-20 RTF Eligible S.No JNTU No Name of the Student Amount 156 18345A0116 UPPALAPATI SHAIK MAHABOOB BASHA 35000 157 18345A0117 BONDA TANUJA 35000 158 18345A0118 SEEMALA DEVENDRA 101000 159 18345A0119 VAMPURI SAILAJA 101000 160 18345A0120 PYLA SWAMI SATYANARAYANA 35000 161 18345A0121 KANUMATI MANASA 101000 162 18345A0122 MARRI CHANDRASEKHAR 35000 163 18345A0123 GOTTAPU ANILKUMAR 35000 164 18345A0124 LAVETI SANDHYA 35000 165 18345A0125 ALIKANA VENUMADHAVI 101000 166 16341A0102 ACHANTA SAI PRADEEP 35000 167 16341A0103 ALETI HARSHAVARDHAN 35000 168 16341A0105 ANDHAVARAPU YASWANTH 35000 169 16341A0107 BALAGUMMA PAVAN KUMAR 35000 170 16341A0108 BANDI SAI GOWTHAM 35000 171 16341A0109 BARATAM SAI KUMARI 35000 172 16341A0111 BOBBILI ARAVIND SAI ATCHYUTH 35000 173 16341A0114 BONU RAMESH 101000 174 16341A0115 BUDUMURU DILEEP KUMAR 35000 175 16341A0116 CHALLA PADMINI 35000 176 16341A0117 CHANAKUPPA ANIL KUMAR 101000 177 16341A0118 CHAPPA YERNIKUMARI 101000 178 16341A0119 CHITIKELA MANI KUMAR 35000 179 16341A0121 DANDU ALEKHYA 35000 180 16341A0123 DEVALAYAM VIJAY KUMAR 35000 181 16341A0130 GUDLA MANIKANTA 35000 182 16341A0132 GURUGUBELLI MOHAN SAI 35000 183 16341A0133 GURUGUBELLI SAI SAJANA 35000 184 16341A0134 JANA LAVANYA 35000 185 16341A0137 KARRI SAILAKSHMI 35000 186 16341A0140 KAYALA ADITYA 101000 187 16341A0143 KINTHALI YESWANTH KUMAR 35000 188 16341A0145 KONGANDLA HIMABINDU 35000 189 16341A0148 KRISHNA TEJA NADUKURU 35000 190 16341A0150 KURMA NAGA DEEPTHI PAVAN KUMAR 35000 191 16341A0151 LAVETI RAMBABU 101000 192 16341A0153 MADDILA SURYA KUMAR 35000 193 16341A0154 MAJJI DURGA RAO 35000 194 16341A0156 MARTHI RAJU 101000 195 16341A0157 METTA HEMANTHA RAO 35000 196 16341A0161 NADIPILLI MANOJ 35000 197 16341A0162 NAGULAPALLI MANIKUMAR 35000 198 16341A0163 NAKKA SUSMITHA 101000 199 16341A0168 PAILA APPALA NAIDU 35000 200 16341A0169 PAKKI BHARANI BHARADWAJ 35000 201 16341A0170 PALATERU YASWANTH SAI PRASANTH 35000 202 16341A0172 PALLIKILA JAGADISH 101000 203 16341A0177 PATHURU RAMA RAJU 101000 204 16341A0178 PATNALA VENKATA SAI 35000 205 16341A0181 PITANI JYOTHI SREE PAVAN 35000 206 16341A0183 RAGHUMANDALA SAI KRISHNA 101000 207 16341A0186 RAYALA NIHARIKA 35000 Page 4 of 42 Tution fee reimbursement Eligible Students List -2019-20 RTF Eligible S.No JNTU No Name of the Student Amount 208 16341A0187 REDDY SUNITHA 35000 209 16341A0189 REYYA KISHOR 35000 210 16341A0190 SAMMANI NEELESH 35000 211 16341A0191 SANDHYA RANI ALANKA 35000 212 16341A0192 SARAGADA BHIMESH 35000 213 16341A0195 SIGILIPELLI SRI ARAVIND KUMAR 35000 214 16341A0196 SURESH KUMAR VENGALA 35000 215 16341A0197 SURU SANDEEP 35000 216 16341A01A4 V DIVITH RAJ 35000 217 16341A01A5 VADADA SAI DHARANI 35000 218 16341A01B1 VANDANA MANOJ KUMAR 35000 219 16341A01B5 YALLA SRIDATTA 35000 220 16341A01B6 YANDAVA PRAVALLIKA 101000 221 17345A0101 NAKKA HEMALATHA 101000 222 17345A0102 YENNETI CHANDANA GANGA 35000 223 17345A0103 MANDALA HEMALATHA 35000 224 17345A0104
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