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INSTITUTE_ID INSTITUTE_NAME 1-10001284 KMBB COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY 1-10002971 DR.SRI SRI SRI SHIVAKUMARA MAHASWAMY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 1-10003861 VANI NIKETAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES 1-10003974 MALTI MEMORIAL TRUST'S CSM "GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS" 1-10006103 GURGAON COLLEGE OF ENGG. FOR WOMEN 1-10006674 C M SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 1-10007463 INSTITUTE OF RURAL MANAGEMENT 1-10008111 JSS COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 1-10009621 GURU NANAK INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 1-10009764 PACIFIC INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES AND RESEARCH 1-10009924 SGSPS, INSTITUTE OF PHARMACY 1-10012771 SREE SARASWATHI THYAGARAJA COLLEGE 1-10014231 VELLALAR COLLEGE FOR WOMEN 1-10015407 PACIFIC INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING 1-10023722 GLOBUS ENGINEERING COLLEGE 1-10023904 AMC COLLEGE (ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT COLLEGE) 1-10023931 COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, KORADI 1-10027961 SHERWOOD COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 1-10031491 K.C.GROUP OF RESEARCH & PROFESSIONAL INSTITITUES PANDOGA 1-10033913 AVS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY 1-10034141 AUROBINDO COLLEGE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES 1-10035944 BHAGWAN MAHAVIR COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE_STATE DISTRICT Orissa KHORDHA Karnataka BANGALORE RURAL Andhra Pradesh KARIMNAGAR Uttar Pradesh ALLAHABAD Haryana GURGAON Andhra Pradesh RANGAREDDI Rajasthan JAIPUR Karnataka MYSORE West Bengal KOLKATA Rajasthan UDAIPUR Maharashtra AKOLA Tamil Nadu COIMBATORE Tamil Nadu ERODE Rajasthan UDAIPUR Madhya Pradesh RAISEN Karnataka BANGALORE RURAL Maharashtra NAGPUR Uttar Pradesh BARABANKI Himachal Pradesh UNA Andhra Pradesh NELLORE Andhra Pradesh WARANGAL Gujarat SURAT INSTITUTE_CITY DALEIPUT BYRANAYAKANA HALLY,BANGALORE RURAL KARIMNAGAR ALLAHABAD GURAGON SECUNDERABAD JAIPUR MYSORE KOLKATA UDAIPUR AKOLA POLLACHI ERODE UDAIPUR BHOPAL BANGALORE NAGPUR BARABANKI PANDOGA UPARLA NELLORE WARANGAL SURAT 1-10037341 JSS COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 1-10037375 ST. FRANCIS PG (MCA) COLLEGE 1-10038704 KHANDESH COLLEGE EDUCATION SOCIETY'S COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 1-10041131 ANNAPOORNA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT RESEARCH 1-10041361 T. JOHN COLLEGE 1-10041741 S J M INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 1-10042884 DELHI GLOBAL BUSINESS SCHOOL 1-10043091 DPC INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT 1-10043414 KHANDELWAL COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY (MBA) 1-10043855 HOLY GRACE ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING FOR WOMEN 1-10046661 PRATHAP NARENDER REDDY COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 1-10047884 C.L.BAID METHA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 1-10054017 ANANTAPUR INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND SCIENCES (AIMS), MBA COURSE 1-10057434 SRI VENKATESWARA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 1-10058361 PADMABHOOSHAN VASANTRAODADA PATIL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 1-10059071 DCSMAT BUSINESS SCHOOL 1-10061731 GOEL INSTITUTE OF HIGHER STUDIES 1-10061874 MR DAV INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES 1-10063464 GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH 1-10064214 BHOPAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 1-10064364 PSN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE Tamil Nadu NILGIRIS Andhra Pradesh RANGAREDDI Maharashtra JALGAON Karnataka BELGAUM Karnataka BANGALORE URBAN Karnataka CHITRADURGA Haryana FARIDABAD Delhi SOUTH WEST DELHI Uttar Pradesh BAREILLY Kerala THRISSUR Andhra Pradesh RANGAREDDI Tamil Nadu CHENNAI Andhra Pradesh ANANTAPUR Andhra Pradesh CHITTOOR Maharashtra SANGLI Kerala IDUKKI Uttar Pradesh LUCKNOW Haryana ROHTAK Maharashtra PUNE Madhya Pradesh BHOPAL Tamil Nadu TIRUNELVELI OOTACAMUND GAGILLAPUR JALGAON SANKESHWAR BANGALORE CHITRADURGA FARIDABAD NEW DELHI BAREILLY MALA HYDERABAD CHENNAI ANANTAPUR CHITTOOR BUDHGAON VAGAMON LUCKNOW ROHTAK AVASARI (KHURD) BHOPAL TIRUNELVELI 1-10065871 PT. SUJAN SINGH DEGREE COLLEGE 1-10066704 BHOPAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENT 1-10067204 CHRISTU JYOTHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE 1-10073941 JAMIA HAMDARD 1-10074001 MAHARANA PRATAP COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY (MCA) 1-10074451 SHRI SHIVAJI VIDYA PRASARAK SANSTHA'S LATE BAPUSAHEB SHIVAJIRAO DEORE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, DHULE 1-10074841 LE MAGNUS SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT 1-10082920 CMR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 1-10083071 APEX INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 1-10083441 CHAITANYA BHARATHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 1-10086261 RAJALAKSHMI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 1-10088401 AMARDEEP COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT 1-10092144 GATEWAY INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 1-10092361 CEPT UNIVERSITY 1-10092973 VIKRANT INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENT 1-10093904 SRI VIDYA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 1-10094311 SHEKHAWATI BUSINESS SCHOOL 1-10094841 HUMERA KHAN COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 1-10094951 AZAD INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 1-10096671 ANWAR UL ULOOM COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHOLOGY 1-10097031 SENGUNTHAR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Uttar Pradesh MEERUT Madhya Pradesh BHOPAL Andhra Pradesh WARANGAL Delhi SOUTH DELHI Madhya Pradesh GWALIOR Maharashtra DHULE Chhattisgarh DURG Karnataka BANGALORE URBAN Uttar Pradesh RAMPUR Andhra Pradesh RANGAREDDI Tamil Nadu THIRUVALLUR Uttar Pradesh FIROZABAD Haryana SONEPAT Gujarat AHMEDABAD Madhya Pradesh INDORE Tamil Nadu VIRUDHUNAGAR Rajasthan SIKAR Maharashtra MUMBAI CITY Uttar Pradesh LUCKNOW Andhra Pradesh RANGAREDDI Tamil Nadu NAMAKKAL MEERUT BHOPAL JANGAON NEW DELHI GWALIOR DHULE KUMHARI BANGALORE KAUSHALGANJ, BILASPUR HYDERABAD CHENNAI FIROZABAD SONEPAT AHMEDABAD INDORE VIRUDHUNAGAR SIKAR MUMBAI LUCKNOW VIKARABAD TIRUCHENGODE 1-10099511 JALPAIGURI GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE 1-10100121 JAYAWANTRAO SAWANT INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT & RESEARCH 1-10100301 POST GRADUATE COURSES - MR COLLEGE 1-10100501 P.A.AZIZ COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY 1-10106241 CT INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES 1-10107051 PANCHWATI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 1-10108482 VIDYABHARATI COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, AMRAVATI 1-10113011 CAREER INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT 1-10122092 H.K.E.S S MATOSHREE TARADEVI RAMPURE INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES, GULBARGA, KARNATAKA 1-10124001 CH INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT & COMMERCE 1-10124644 IDEALCOLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 1-10125164 SRI VENKATESWARA COLLEGE OF COMPUTER SCIENCES 1-10132661 NEW NETAJI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 1-10133101 KANCHI PALLAVAN ENGINEERING COLLEGE 1-10134861 GSBA ENGINEERING, PHARMACY AND MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE 1-10137131 ASTRAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND RESEARCH 1-10141114 AURORA S PG COLLEGE(MCA) 1-10144991 LUQMAN COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 1-10147081 JAYARAM COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY West Bengal JALPAIGURI Maharashtra PUNE Andhra Pradesh VIZIANAGARAM Kerala TRIVANDRUM Punjab JALANDHAR Uttar Pradesh MEERUT Maharashtra AMRAVATI Madhya Pradesh BHOPAL Karnataka GULBARGA Madhya Pradesh INDORE Andhra Pradesh EAST GODAVARI Andhra Pradesh CHITTOOR Andhra Pradesh NALGONDA Tamil Nadu KANCHIPURAM Uttarakhand HARIDWAR Madhya Pradesh INDORE Andhra Pradesh RANGAREDDI Karnataka GULBARGA Tamil Nadu TIRUCHIRAPPALLI JALPAIGURI PUNE VIZIANAGARAM TRIVANDRUM JALANDHAR MEERUT AMRAVATI BHOPAL GULBARGA INDORE KAKINADA CHITTOOR HYDERABAD KOLIVAKKAM HARIDWAR INDORE QUTHBULLAPUR (M) GULBARGA TIRUCHIRAPPALLI 1-10148191 SMT. 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AND TECHNOLOGY 1-10164011 KINGSTON ENGINEERING COLLEGE 1-10164651 DR.D.Y.PATIL INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT 1-10164951 MM COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY 1-10169861 BELGAUM INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES 1-10173111 SHRI RAM INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY 1-10174461 KONGU ENGINEERING COLLEGE-MBA 1-10176304 CRIM,UTD,BARKATULLAH UNIVERSITY,BHOPAL 1-10176721 INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT 1-10177351 BON MAHARAJ ENGINEERING COLLEGE 1-10178764 ADHIPARASAKTHI COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE 1-10184281 POST -GRADUATE CENTRE, LAL BAHADUR COLLEGE 1-10185957 J J COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 1-10189031 ORIENTAL INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT Gujarat JAMNAGAR Andhra Pradesh NELLORE Madhya Pradesh INDORE Rajasthan SIKAR Tamil Nadu ERODE Rajasthan JODHPUR Madhya Pradesh INDORE Rajasthan SIKAR West Bengal KOLKATA Maharashtra PUNE Chhattisgarh RAIPUR Karnataka BELGAUM Uttar Pradesh MUZAFFARNAGAR Tamil Nadu ERODE Madhya Pradesh BHOPAL Uttar Pradesh MAHARAJGANJ Uttar Pradesh MATHURA Tamil Nadu VELLORE Andhra Pradesh WARANGAL Andhra Pradesh RANGAREDDI Maharashtra THANE JAMNAGAR SPSR NELLORE INDORE SIKAR ERODE JODHPUR INDORE SIKAR KOLKATA TALEGAON DABHADE RAIPUR BELGAUM MUZAFFARNAGAR PERUNDURAI BHOPAL CHEHRI VRINDAVAN KALAVAI WARANGAL HYDERABAD NAVI MUMBAI 1-10190374 GENBA SOPANRAO MOZE TRUST'S PARVATIBAI GENBA MOZE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING,WAGHOLI, PUNE 1-10191041 BIYANI INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE & MANAGEMENT 1-10193794 SWAMI GHANSHYAM JIVANDASJI MBA COLLEGE 1-10205141 AL-AMEER COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND IT PG COURSES 1-10206881 GANDHIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT 1-10208791 REGIONAL INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 1-10213343 VELAGAPUDI RAMAKRISHNA SIDDHARTHA ENGINEERING COLLEGE 1-10213911 SHREE RAM INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS & MANAGMENT 1-10214744 PRINCETON PG COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT 1-10215161 SREEKAVITHA ENGINEERING COLLEGE 1-10217461 SHIVAJIRAO S JONDHLE COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 1-10217584 MKSSS'S CUMMINS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING FOR WOMEN 1-10222661 GLOBAL INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT 1-10223338 RAYAT & BAHRA INSTITUTE OF HOTEL MANAGEMENT 1-10223991 DCRM PG COLLEGE (MBA) 1-10229401 ACROPOLIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & RESEARCH 1-10229711 HMS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 1-10233347 PSN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY 1-10233900 NITTE MEENAKSHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Maharashtra
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  • Year 2016-17 at SPIESR, Ahmedabad

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  • JNAN CHANDRA GHOSH JNAN CHANDRA GHOSH Will Be

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