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(WST) A. Sudhakar F 2 I/270 a Martin Vijai Deepak A. Arokia Swamy Sl.No Form. No Name of Student Father Name M/F Category E-Mail Phone No 1 I/333 A Divya*(WST) A. Sudhakar F OBC [email protected] 8332994978 A Martin Vijai 2 I/270 Deepak A. Arokia Swamy M OBC [email protected] 8015427212 8667604447, 3 I/1376 A Sanjay Selvan Arul Selvan. 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