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Savitribai Phule Pune University Savitribai Phule Pune University 110th Convocation 30th December- 2016 FACULTY : Management Convo NAME Exam Name MG16-07707 Aabed Akhtar Master of Computer Application MG16-07657 Aakrity Kumari Master of Computer Application MG16-06403 Aaliya Samreen Mubin Ahmad Khan Master of Computer Application MG16-01645 Aaqib Khan Inayat Khan Kotkar Master of Business Administration MG16-00200 Aarti Kondhalkar Master of Personnel Management MG16-06652 Aarti Shriniwas Chanda Master of Computer Application MG16-05023 Aastha Singh Master of Business Administration MG16-02558 Aayushi Kritika Sinha Master of Business Administration MG16-02047 Aayushi Shrivastava Master of Business Administration MG16-01785 Abak Shardul Appasaheb Master of Business Administration MG16-05024 Abdeali Bharmal Master of Business Administration MG16-05025 Abdul Basith Cv Master of Business Administration MG16-06404 Abdul Hadi Abdul Khalique Master of Computer Application MG16-02316 Abdul Kadir Payra Master of Business Administration MG16-02317 Abdul Kadir Yusuf Ali Bootwala Master of Business Administration MG16-00927 Abdul Maarij Master of Business Administration MG16-01646 Abdul Malik Hussaini Master of Business Administration MG16-05353 Abdul Mateen Mohammad Yusuf Master of Business Administration MG16-01647 Abdul Nadeem Abdul Naeem Master of Business Administration MG16-04820 Abdul Quadir Abdul Wahid Master of Business Administration MG16-01176 Abdul Raheem K Master of Business Administration MG16-00454 Abdul Rahman Abdul Mujib Sheikh Master of Business Administration Savitribai Phule Pune University 110th Convocation 30th December- 2016 FACULTY : Management Convo NAME Exam Name MG16-05420 Abdul Rehman Khan Master of Business Administration MG16-01648 Abdul Wahid Popal Master of Business Administration MG16-01649 Abdulla Murid Master of Business Administration MG16-03602 Abhale Vaishali Sudam Master of Business Administration MG16-02318 Abhang Chetan Dhanaji Master of Business Administration MG16-02759 Abhang Girish Ashok Master of Business Administration MG16-06737 Abhang Pallavi Sarjerao Master of Computer Application MG16-03517 Abhani Dhara Sanjay Master of Business Administration MG16-06985 Abhay Kumar Master of Computer Application MG16-05634 Abhay Singh Bhadoriya Master of Computer Application MG16-01285 Abhijeet Balsaraf Master of Business Administration MG16-03398 Abhijeet Madgulkar Master of Business Administration MG16-00599 Abhijeet Narayan Sawant Master of Business Administration MG16-05768 Abhijit Ashok Abhang Master of Computer Application MG16-00340 Abhijith Ravindran Master of Business Administration MG16-05701 Abhilash Tapash Das Master of Computer Application MG16-03399 Abhilasha Chavan Master of Business Administration MG16-02168 Abhimanyu Papneja Master of Business Administration MG16-02319 Abhinav Master of Business Administration MG16-08424 Abhinav Hemant Deshmukh Master of Business Administration MG16-02048 Abhinav Kumar Singh Master of Business Administration MG16-05026 Abhinav Pathak Master of Business Administration Savitribai Phule Pune University 110th Convocation 30th December- 2016 FACULTY : Management Convo NAME Exam Name MG16-05273 Abhinav Sharma Master of Business Administration MG16-00600 Abhinay Kumar Kundan Master of Business Administration MG16-04533 Abhinay Singh Master of Business Administration MG16-03745 Abhishek Ashokrao Sasane Master of Business Administration MG16-06775 Abhishek Gupta Master of Computer Application MG16-07071 Abhishek Khajuria Master of Computer Application MG16-03400 Abhishek Kumar Master of Business Administration MG16-02241 Abhishek Kumar Gupta Master of Business Administration MG16-03401 Abhishek Sanjay Bhagwat Master of Business Administration MG16-05090 Abhishek Soni Master of Business Administration MG16-07072 Abhishek Soni Master of Computer Application MG16-04937 Abhishek Tripathi Master of Business Administration MG16-06986 Abhishekkumar Bhagwan Prasad Master of Computer Application MG16-05027 Abin Antony Master of Business Administration MG16-02559 Aboli Rameshrao Mithe Master of Business Administration MG16-00601 Aboli Suresh Hole Master of Business Administration MG16-04534 Achha Pramodkumar Ishwarlal Master of Business Administration MG16-06511 Adak Tejashri Siddheshwar Master of Computer Application MG16-03484 Adake Nikhil Nitin Master of Business Administration MG16-05635 Adale Hanuman Dinkar Master of Computer Application MG16-02320 Adarsh Bagrecha Master of Business Administration MG16-03544 Adarsh Rusia Master of Business Administration Savitribai Phule Pune University 110th Convocation 30th December- 2016 FACULTY : Management Convo NAME Exam Name MG16-00341 Adarsh Saji Master of Business Administration MG16-05222 Adate Niraj Anand Master of Business Administration MG16-05456 Adate Pranati Prakash Ranjana Master of Business Administration MG16-06653 Adav Namita Raju Master of Computer Application MG16-00602 Ade Hemant Kisanrao Master of Business Administration MG16-02321 Ade Manju Premdas Master of Business Administration MG16-05769 Adep Gitanjali Master of Computer Application MG16-01018 Adgale Tushar Balkrishna Master of Business Administration MG16-06108 Adgokar Pravin Ashokrao Master of Computer Application MG16-06512 Adhau Vikrant Ramkrishna Master of Computer Application MG16-04743 Adhav Akshay Kailas Master of Business Administration MG16-01230 Adhav Amol Balasaheb Master of Business Administration MG16-06513 Adhav Gangadhar Motiram Master of Computer Application MG16-03329 Adhav Kiran Balu Master of Business Administration MG16-04644 Adhav Rachel Arun Master of Business Administration MG16-06987 Adhav Rahul Vitthal Master of Computer Application MG16-01063 Adhav Ravindra Henry Master of Business Administration MG16-08425 Adhav Shruti Vijay Master of Business Administration MG16-04163 Adhawade Mayur Prakash Master of Business Administration MG16-00603 Adhe Shreyas Shamsunder Master of Business Administration MG16-00455 Adhikari Sinjini Tapan Master of Business Administration MG16-03545 Adhiya Deep Kiran Master of Business Administration Savitribai Phule Pune University 110th Convocation 30th December- 2016 FACULTY : Management Convo NAME Exam Name MG16-01501 Adik Ankita Giridhar Master of Business Administration MG16-07368 Aditi Anantrao Rane Master of Computer Application MG16-07908 Aditi Baburao Kokare Master of Computer Application MG16-02560 Aditi Dalal Master of Business Administration MG16-01440 Aditi Dhage Master of Business Administration MG16-02322 Aditya Ajitkumar Tripathi Master of Business Administration MG16-00342 Aditya Vijayvargiya Master of Business Administration MG16-01537 Adkar Nupur Ajay Master of Business Administration MG16-01431 Adkar Vidula Anil Master of Business Administration MG16-08205 Adlinge Sudam Damu Master in Business Studies MG16-06109 Adsare Nilesh Kiran Master of Computer Application MG16-02830 Adsule Rohit Suhas Master of Business Administration MG16-03300 Adsule Tushar Prakash Master of Business Administration MG16-03136 Adulkar Ashutosh Manohar Master of Business Administration MG16-04535 Advankar Shashank Arun Master of Business Administration MG16-05187 Adwani Sumit Manojkumar Master of Business Administration MG16-05223 Afzal Ahmad Master of Business Administration MG16-07347 Agalave Dinesh Vilas Master of Computer Application MG16-00604 Agarwal Ankeet Ramesh Master of Business Administration MG16-00456 Agarwal Ankit Ashok Master of Business Administration MG16-06285 Agarwal Rohan Surendra Master of Computer Application MG16-05702 Agarwal Shraddha Shivkumar Master of Computer Application Savitribai Phule Pune University 110th Convocation 30th December- 2016 FACULTY : Management Convo NAME Exam Name MG16-07621 Agarwal Sneha Anand Master of Computer Application MG16-01538 Agarwal Sneha Mahesh Master of Business Administration MG16-08252 Agarwal Sumeet Prakash Master in Computer Management MG16-00123 Agashe Manjiri Milind Master of Personnel Management MG16-00001 Agashe Priya Umesh Doctor of Philosophy MG16-02169 Age Rohit Prakash Master of Business Administration MG16-02939 Agnihotri Saurabh Rajendra Master of Business Administration MG16-01087 Agrawal Ankit Shyam Master of Business Administration MG16-05770 Agrawal Ankit Sitaramji Master of Computer Application MG16-08404 Agrawal Dipika Sanjay Master of Business Administration MG16-04821 Agrawal Gaurav Ajaykumar Master of Business Administration MG16-06514 Agrawal Girish Sunilkumar Master of Computer Application MG16-03402 Agrawal Isha Ghanshyam Master of Business Administration MG16-02170 Agrawal Karan Rajendra Master of Business Administration MG16-01286 Agrawal Kush Dwarka Master of Business Administration MG16-02561 Agrawal Mohit Nandkishore Master of Business Administration MG16-04222 Agrawal Nikunj Jugalkishor Master of Business Administration MG16-00457 Agrawal Omesh Rajgopal Master of Business Administration MG16-02514 Agrawal Pooja Rajendra Master of Business Administration MG16-08078 Agrawal Raunak Anil Master of Computer Application MG16-07073 Agrawal Sagar Sanjay Master of Computer Application MG16-03485 Agrawal Shrusti Sanjay Master of Business Administration Savitribai Phule Pune University 110th Convocation 30th December- 2016 FACULTY : Management Convo NAME Exam Name MG16-05378 Agrawal Sonu Naresh Master of Business Administration MG16-02323 Agrawal Sumit Sanjay Master of Business Administration MG16-01786 Agrawal Umang Ajaykumar Master of Business Administration MG16-06865 Agrawal Vrushabh Omit Master of Computer Application MG16-04259 Aher Babaji Shivaji Master
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