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M.M.M. University of Technology, Gorakhpur M.M.M. UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, GORAKHPUR LIST OF DEGREE RECIPIENTS, SESSION : 2017-18 Please inform the Office of COE in case of any discrepancy or missing name during office hours latest by Tuesday, 8-Aug.-2018. S.No. ESession Course Br./Sp. RollNo Student Name Stud_NameH Gender Father_Name Father_NameH Mother_Name Mother_NameH Division 1 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011001 AALOK KUMAR vkyksd dqekj M RAM ADHAR jke v/kkj AASHA DEVI vk'kk nsoh DIV-I 2 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011003 ABHISHEK CHAUDHARY vfHk"ksd pkS/kjh M RAMKESH CHAUDHARY jkeds'k pkS/kjh PRATIBHA CHAUDHARY izfrHkk pkS/kjh DIV-I (HONS) 3 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011005 AMIY KUMAR GIRI vfe; dqekj fxfj M NANDLAL GIRI uUn yky fxfj KAMALA DEVI deyk nsoh DIV-I 4 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011006 ANAND KUMAR SHARMA vkuan dqekj 'kekZ M MAHENDRA SHARMA egsUnz 'kekZ LAL MUNI DEVI yky equh nsoh DIV-I 5 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011007 ANKUR vadqj M BRIJESH KUMAR c`ts'k dqekj GAYATRI xk;=h DIV-I 6 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011008 ARVIND PANDEY vjfoUn ik.Ms; M SHESHMANI PANDEY 'ks"kef.k ik.Ms; GEETA PANDEY xhrk ik.Ms; DIV-I 7 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011009 ASHESHVIT SHRIVASTAVA v'ksfor JhokLro M BRAJ BAHADUR SHRIVASTAVA c`t cgknqj JhokLro REETA SRIVASTAVA jhrk JhokLro DIV-I 8 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011010 AVICHAL DIXIT vfopy nhf{kr M JAY PRAKASH DIXIT t; izdk'k nhf{kr PRIYANKA DIXIT fiz;adk nhf{kr DIV-I 9 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011011 CHANDAN PATHAK panu ikBd M VINDHYACHAL PATHAK foa/;kpy ikBd SARSWATI DEVI ljLorh nsoh DIV-I (HONS) 10 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011013 DEEPAK CHAURASIYA nhid pkSjfl;k M MAHENDRA KUMAR egsUnz dqekj URMILA DEVI mfeZyk nsoh DIV-I 11 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011014 DEEPAK RAJ GUPTA nhid jkt xqIrk M UDAY PRATAP GUPTA mn; izrki xqIrk MEENA DEVI ehuk nsoh DIV-I 12 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011015 DEVVRAT SHUKLA nsoozr 'kqDyk M SHYAM MOHAN SHUKLA ';ke eksgu 'kqDyk MAMTA SHUKLA eerk 'kqDyk DIV-I (HONS) 13 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011016 DILEEP KUMAR CHAUDHARY fnyhi dqekj pkS/kjh M RAMNARESH CHAUDHARY jkeujs'k pkS/kjh KISLAVATI CHAUDHARY fdlykorh pkS/kjh DIV-I (HONS) 14 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011017 DURGESH KUMAR YADAV nqxsZ'k dqekj ;kno M KRISHNA KUMAR YADAV d`".k dqekj ;kno PARVATI YADAV ikoZrh ;kno DIV-I (HONS) 15 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011018 GAURAV KUMAR MALL xkSjo dqekj eYy M ASHOK KUMAR MALL v'kksd dqekj eYy DHANMATI MALL /kuerh eYy DIV-I (HONS) 16 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011019 GAURAV OJHA xkSjo vks>k M ARVIND OJHA vjfoUn vks>k SUDHA OJHA lq/kk vks>k DIV-I (HONS) 17 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011021 GIRIJESH fxfjts'k M RAM NARAYAN jke ukjk;.k ANJOO DEVI vatw nsoh DIV-I (HONS) 18 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011022 INDRABHAN YADAV banzHkku ;kno M SURENDRA YADAV lqjsUnz ;kno LILAWATI YADAV yhykorh nsoh DIV-I 19 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011023 KANUPRIYA SRIVASTAVA duqfiz;k JhokLro F ARVIND KUMAR SRIVASTAVA vjfoUn dqekj JhokLro MANJU SRIVASTAVA eatw JhokLro DIV-I (HONS) 20 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011024 KHUSHBOO YADAV [kw'kcw JhokLro F ASHOK KUMAR YADAV v'kksd dqekj ;kno GIRIJA YADAV fxfjtk ;kno DIV-I (HONS) 21 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011025 KM MAHIMA MODI dq0 efgek eksnh F UMESH KUMAR MODI mes'k dqekj eksnh MANJU MODI eatw eksnh DIV-I (HONS) 22 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011026 KRISHNA GUPTA d`".kk xqIrk M ARUN KUMAR GUPTA v:u dqekj xqIrk SUBHADRA lqHknzk DIV-I 23 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011027 KULDEEP RANJAN dqynhi jatu M PATIRAM ifrjke CHANDRAVATI DEVI pUnzkorh nsoh DIV-II 24 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011028 MANJUL MAYANK eatqy e;ad F AKHAND PRATAP v[k.M izrki PADMA DEVI inek nsoh DIV-I (HONS) 25 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011029 MEENAKSHI AGARWAL ehuk{kh vxzoky F ADARSH KISHORE AGARWAL vkn'kZ fd'kksj vxzoky VINITA AGARWAL fouhrk vxzoky DIV-I (HONS) 26 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011031 MOHD. ANAS KHAN eks0 vukl [kku M SRI MOHAMMAD F KHAN Jh eksgEen ,Q [kku MARYAM BANO ekfj;e okuks DIV-I 27 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011032 MOHIT YADAV eksfgr ;kno M RAMESH YADAV jes'k ;kno KANTI YADAV dkfUr ;kno DIV-I (HONS) 28 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011033 MULAYAM SINGH YADAV eqyk;e flag ;kno M RAMHANS YADAV jkegal ;kno TARA DEVI rkjk nsoh DIV-I (HONS) 29 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011034 NAYANIKA CHAUDHARI u;fu"dk PkkS/kjh F SATYA NARAYAN CHAUDHARI lR; ukjk;.k pkS/kjh SONMATI CHAUDHARI lksuerh pkS/kjh DIV-I (HONS) 30 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011035 NITISH KUMAR uhfr'k dqekj M DILIP KUMAR fnyhi dqekj SANJULA SINHA latqyk flUgk DIV-I 31 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011037 PIYUSH KUMAR TIWARY ih;w"k dqekj frokjh M RAJKUMAR TIWARY jkt dqekj frokjh PRAMILA DEVI izfeyk nsoh DIV-I 32 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011038 PRABHAT SAURABH izHkkr lkSjHk M PRABHU NATH PRASAD izHkq ukFk izlkn INDU DEVI banw nsoh DIV-I (HONS) 33 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011040 RAJNEESH KUMAR jtuh'k dqekj M BRAMH DEV czEg nso KAUSHILYA DEVI dkSf'kY;k nsoh DIV-I 34 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011041 RASHMI JAISWAL j'eh tk;loky F DHARMENDRA JAISWAL /kesZUnz t;loky SEEMA JAISWAL lhek tk;loky DIV-I (HONS) 35 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011042 ROHIT GUPTA jksfgr xqIrk M KAMESHWAR GUPTA dkes'oj xqIrk LAXMI DEVI y{eh nsoh DIV-I (HONS) 36 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011043 SANCHIT SINGH lafpr flag M JAYASHANKER SINGH t;'kadj flag NIRMALA SINGH fueZyk flag DIV-I (HONS) 37 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011044 SATYAM SINGH lR;e flag M ASHOK KUMAR CHAUDHARY v'kksd dqekj pkS/kjh USHA CHAUDHARY Å"kk pkS/kjh DIV-I 38 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011045 SAURABH KUMAR SRIVASTAVA lkSjHk dqekj JhokLro M SANJAI KUMAR SRIVASTAVA lat; dqekj JhokLro ASHA SRIVASTAVA vk'kk JhokLro DIV-I (HONS) 39 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011046 SAURABH YADAV lkSjHk ;kno M IDS YADAV vkbZMh,l ;kno MANJU YADAV eatw ;kno DIV-I 40 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011048 SHAILENDRA KUMAR 'kSysUnz dqekj M TRIVENI PRASAD f=os.kh izlkn PREMA DEVI izsek nsoh DIV-I 41 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011050 SHIVAM BHALLA f'koe HkYyk M SUSHIL BHALLA lq'khy HkYyk DURGESH BHALLA nqxsZ'k HkYYkk DIV-I (HONS) 42 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011052 SHRISHTI VERMA l`f"V oekZ F MAHENDRA KUMAR egsUnz dqekj SAROJ VERMA ljkst oekZ DIV-I 43 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011053 SHWETANK SRIVASTAVA 'osrkad JhokLro M SHUSHIL KUMAR SRIVASTAVA lq'khy dqekj JhokLro PREETI SRIVASTAVA izhfr JhokLro DIV-I 44 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011054 SUSHEEL CHAUHAN lq'khy pkSgku M SURESH CHAUHAN lqjs'k pkSgku RAM SHEELA jke 'khyk DIV-I 45 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011055 TEJ PRATAP MALL rst izrki eYy M BRIJESH MALL c`ts'k eYy ANITA MALL vuhrk eYy DIV-I (HONS) Page 1 of 15 M.M.M. UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, GORAKHPUR LIST OF DEGREE RECIPIENTS, SESSION : 2017-18 Please inform the Office of COE in case of any discrepancy or missing name during office hours latest by Tuesday, 8-Aug.-2018. S.No. ESession Course Br./Sp. RollNo Student Name Stud_NameH Gender Father_Name Father_NameH Mother_Name Mother_NameH Division 46 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011056 URVASHI SRIVASTAVA moZ'kh JhokLro F SHARAD CHANDRA SRIVASTAVA 'kjn pUnz JhokLro SARITA SRIVASTAVA lfjrk JhokLro DIV-I (HONS) 47 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011057 UTKARSH DIXIT mRd"kZ nhf{kr M AKHILESH KUMAR DIXIT vf[kys'k dqekj nhf{kr SUSHAMA DIXIT lq"kek nhf{kr DIV-I (HONS) 48 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011058 VANDANA PRAKASH oanuk izdk'k F SHYAM LAL PRASAD ';ke yky izlkn SUSHILA PRASAD lq'khyk izlkn DIV-I (HONS) 49 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011059 VEDPRAKASH SONKAR osnizdk'k lksudj M DINESH SONKAR fnus'k lksudj MEERA DEVI ehjk nsoh DIV-I 50 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011061 VIKAS PASI fodkl iklh M DURGA PRASAD nqxkZ izlkn CHANDRAWATI DEVI pUnzkorh nsoh DIV-I 51 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011063 VISHWAS KUMAR GAUTAM fo'okl dqekj xkSre M RAGHUNATH GAUTAM j?kqukFk xkSre ASHA DEVI vk'kk nsoh DIV-I 52 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011064 BOTO K JIMO cksVks dh fteks M KASHETO JIMO df'kVks theks KAVILI dohyh DIV-II 53 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011066 MOAYANGER LONGCHAR eks;kutj ykWxpj M IMTIWABANG LONGCHAR berhokcax ykWxpj IMKONGSANGLA bedkWxlaxyk DIV-I 54 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011067 SENTILONG WALLING lsaVhykWx foyhax M MERIYANGBA WALLING esjh;kaxck okfyax K.ALILA JAMIR ds0 vyhyk tehj DIV-I 55 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011068 SOTSULA T YIMCHUNGER lksVlqyk Vh beU;qapj F P THRIMO YIMCHUNGER ih0 Fkzheh bepqatj S KAMJILA YIMCHUNGER ,l0 dethyk bepqatj DIV-II 56 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014011069 TSUNGTEN PONGENER VhlqutVsu iksUtuj M IMKONGCHIBA bedkaxfpek LANULA PANGER yuqyk iatj DIV-I 57 2017-2018 B.Tech. CE 2014012013 RAJKUMAR PANDEY jktdqekj ik.Ms; M VIJAY PRAKASH PANDEY fot; izdk'k ik.Ms; INDRAWATI PANDEY banzkorh ik.Ms; DIV-I 58 2017-2018 B.Tech. CS 2014021001 ABHAY KUMAR GOND vHk; dqekj xkSM+ M SATYA PRAKASH lR; izdk'k ARCHANA DEVI vpZuk nsoh DIV-I 59 2017-2018 B.Tech.
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