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Date : 09/02/2021 Page 1 of 5 University of Calcutta Eligible Candidate List Provisional List of Candidates (Under CBCS) - Regular College : UMESCHANDRA COLLEGE (126) Female B.COM. SEMESTER - V (HONOURS) Examination (Under CBCS), 2020 CSR : 64/17 Srl. Roll Number Reg. No. Candidate Name Father's/Guardian's Name <------------------- Elective -------------------> Sub/DSE-1 Sub/DSE-2 Sub/DSE-3 Sub/DSE-4 1 171126-11-0010 126-1215-1074-17 APARNA KOIRI AJOY KOIRI DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 2 171126-11-0026 126-1211-1253-17 KUSUM RAM LAXMAN RAM DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 3 171126-11-0027 126-1211-1259-17 LOVELY YADAV KAMESHWOR YADAV DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 4 171126-11-0099 126-1211-1129-17 VIJATA SONKAR VIJAY SONKAR DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA Certified that all candidates in the above list are eligible to appear SEMESTER - V examination as per relevant regulations and have fullfilled other criteria for their candidature and are forwarded for enrolment in the aforesaid examination. **Candidates appearing first time of SEMESTER - V Examination have to select only ONE from DSE-1, DSE-2, DSE-3, DSE-4 as DSE paper Date : 09/02/2021 Page 2 of 5 University of Calcutta Eligible Candidate List Provisional List of Candidates (Under CBCS) - Regular College : UMESCHANDRA COLLEGE (126) Male B.COM. SEMESTER - V (HONOURS) Examination (Under CBCS), 2020 CSR : 64/17 Srl. Roll Number Reg. No. Candidate Name Father's/Guardian's Name <------------------- Elective -------------------> Sub/DSE-1 Sub/DSE-2 Sub/DSE-3 Sub/DSE-4 1 171126-21-0011 126-1111-0007-17 ABDUS SAMAD FAHIM AHMAD DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 2 171126-21-0033 126-1111-1044-17 ABHISHEK KUMAR SINGH JITENDRA SINGH DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 3 171126-21-0051 126-1111-0960-17 ABHISHEK SINGH ABHOY KUMAR SINGH DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 4 171126-21-0065 126-1111-1262-17 ADITYA JAISWAL LATE BUDHIRAM JAISWAL DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 5 171126-21-0111 126-1111-0671-17 AKASH SINGH ANIL SINGH DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 6 171126-21-0131 126-1111-1255-17 AMAN KUMAR ASHOK KUMAR SINGH DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 7 171126-21-0154 126-1111-0086-17 AMBER SAINI ASHOK KUMAR MALAKAR DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 8 171126-21-0161 126-1111-1294-17 AMIT KUMAR JHA MANOHAR JHA DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 9 171126-21-0222 126-1111-0939-17 ANUJ KUMAR CHOUDHARY UMESH CHANDRA CHOUDHARY DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 10 171126-21-0262 126-1111-1362-17 ASHLESH MISHRA SUNIL MISHRA DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 11 171126-21-0295 126-1111-0153-17 AYUSH KUMAR MISHRA GOVIND KUMAR MISHRA DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 12 171126-21-0309 126-1111-0163-17 BHARAT KUMAR RATHI GHANSHYAM RATHI DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 13 171126-21-0334 126-1111-0971-17 BITTU PRASAD BYAS PRASAD DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 14 171126-21-0375 126-1111-0193-17 DHIRAJ KUMAR THAKUR HARENDRA THAKUR DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 15 171126-21-0381 126-1111-0917-17 DILBAR SAKH LALTU SAKH DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 16 171126-21-0388 126-1111-0716-17 DIPAK KUMAR SHAW VINOD SHAW DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 17 171126-21-0409 126-1111-0209-17 GAURAV KUMAR SINGH UDAY PRAKASH SINGH DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 18 171126-21-0418 126-1112-1618-17 GOURAV DAS NARESH DAS DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 19 171126-21-0420 126-1111-1610-17 GOVIND KUMAR DAS DINESH PRASAD DAS DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 20 171126-21-0427 126-1111-0722-17 GULSHAN KUMAR SUNIL KUMAR DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA Certified that all candidates in the above list are eligible to appear SEMESTER - V examination as per relevant regulations and have fullfilled other criteria for their candidature and are forwarded for enrolment in the aforesaid examination. **Candidates appearing first time of SEMESTER - V Examination have to select only ONE from DSE-1, DSE-2, DSE-3, DSE-4 as DSE paper Date : 09/02/2021 Page 3 of 5 University of Calcutta Eligible Candidate List Provisional List of Candidates (Under CBCS) - Regular College : UMESCHANDRA COLLEGE (126) Male B.COM. SEMESTER - V (HONOURS) Examination (Under CBCS), 2020 CSR : 64/17 Srl. Roll Number Reg. No. Candidate Name Father's/Guardian's Name <------------------- Elective -------------------> Sub/DSE-1 Sub/DSE-2 Sub/DSE-3 Sub/DSE-4 21 171126-21-0474 126-1111-1230-17 JITENDER SHAW SHARVEN SHAW DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 22 171126-21-0506 126-1111-0733-17 KRISHNA KR GOUR PRAMOD GOUR DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 23 171126-21-0508 126-1111-0734-17 KRISHNA NIRMAL RAJESH NIRMAL DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 24 171126-21-0520 126-1111-1231-17 KUNAL SHAW DHRUB KR. SHAW DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 25 171126-21-0558 126-1111-0740-17 MAYUR PODDAR RAJENDRA KUMAR PODDAR DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 26 171126-21-0582 126-1111-0983-17 MD DANISH HASAN ABDUL MAJID DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 27 171126-21-0600 126-1111-0751-17 MD KAIF BELAL AHMED DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 28 171126-21-0627 126-1111-0912-17 MD SHAMS TABREZ MD IRSHAD DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 29 171126-21-0636 126-1111-1281-17 MD. IMAMUDDIN MD. YOSUF ANSARI DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 30 171126-21-0672 126-1114-0323-17 MUKESH KUMAR SHAW SHIV SHANKAR SHAW DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 31 171126-21-0691 126-1111-0336-17 NASHIT REYAAN AKHTAR SAQUIB AKHTAR DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 32 171126-21-0699 126-1111-0768-17 NAWAZ AHMED ANSAR AHMED DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 33 171126-21-0700 126-1111-0920-17 NEELOTPAL NEOGY SOUMENDRA NATH NEOGY DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 34 171126-21-0733 126-1112-0364-17 NITISH KUMAR JAISWARA BINOD KUMAR JAISWARA DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 35 171126-21-0736 126-1111-0367-17 NITISH KUMAR SHAW GAUTAM SHAW DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 36 171126-21-0739 126-1111-1293-17 OM PRAKASH GUPTA RAMESHWAR GUPTA DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 37 171126-21-0747 126-1111-1221-17 PANKAJ MISHRA SHRINARAYAN MISHRA DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 38 171126-21-0753 126-1111-0377-17 PINKU KUMAR RAM ARJUN RAM DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 39 171126-21-0754 126-1111-0378-17 PINTU KUMAR RAY DHARAM NATH RAY DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 40 171126-21-0757 126-1112-0771-17 PINTU RAJAK MAHESH RAJAK DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA Certified that all candidates in the above list are eligible to appear SEMESTER - V examination as per relevant regulations and have fullfilled other criteria for their candidature and are forwarded for enrolment in the aforesaid examination. **Candidates appearing first time of SEMESTER - V Examination have to select only ONE from DSE-1, DSE-2, DSE-3, DSE-4 as DSE paper Date : 09/02/2021 Page 4 of 5 University of Calcutta Eligible Candidate List Provisional List of Candidates (Under CBCS) - Regular College : UMESCHANDRA COLLEGE (126) Male B.COM. SEMESTER - V (HONOURS) Examination (Under CBCS), 2020 CSR : 64/17 Srl. Roll Number Reg. No. Candidate Name Father's/Guardian's Name <------------------- Elective -------------------> Sub/DSE-1 Sub/DSE-2 Sub/DSE-3 Sub/DSE-4 41 171126-21-0777 126-1111-0775-17 PRAKASH SINGH MAHINDRA SINGH DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 42 171126-21-0780 126-1111-0394-17 PRANAV PITTY RAVINDRA PITTY DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 43 171126-21-0792 126-1111-0402-17 PRAVESH SHUKLA ROSHAN KUMAR SHUKLA DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 44 171126-21-0813 126-1111-0412-17 PURUSHOTTAM SINGH UPENDRA SINGH DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 45 171126-21-0835 126-1111-0777-17 RAHUL PANDEY BARMESHWAR PANDEY DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 46 171126-21-0852 126-1111-0781-17 RAJ JAISWAL SHIV SHANKAR JAISWAL DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 47 171126-21-0867 126-1111-0999-17 RAJESH CHAUHAN MANGAL CHAND CHAUHAN DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 48 171126-21-0870 126-1111-1625-17 RAJESH KUMAR ROUTH RAY SUNDAR CHANDRA ROUTH RAY DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 49 171126-21-0874 126-1111-1241-17 RAKESH DAS RAMBILASH DAS DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 50 171126-21-0880 126-1111-1318-17 RAMU MALI GOPAL MALI DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 51 171126-21-0894 126-1111-0785-17 RAVI KUMAR CHOUDHARY SANJAY CHOUDHARY DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 52 171126-21-0927 126-1111-1327-17 RIZWAN AHMED MD RIYAZUDDIN DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 53 171126-21-0963 126-1111-0792-17 ROSHAN JAISWAL NARESH KUMAR JAISWAL DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 54 171126-21-1002 126-1111-0798-17 SAMEER AHMED NESAR AHMED DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 55 171126-21-1027 126-1111-0523-17 SATYAM JAISWAL DEV NARAYAN JAISWAL DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 56 171126-21-1032 126-1111-1267-17 SATYAM SINGH RATISH KUMAR SINGH DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 57 171126-21-1113 126-1111-0561-17 SOURAV AGARWAL SNJAY KUMAR AGARWAL DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 58 171126-21-1115 126-1111-0928-17 SOURAV GUPTA KOUSHAL GUPTA DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 59 171126-21-1151 126-1112-1315-17 SUBHOM SHAW SANJIT SHAW DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA 60 171126-21-1176 126-1111-0797-17 SUNNY KUMAR THAKUR SURENDRA THAKUR DSEAA DSEMA DSETA DSEEA Certified that all candidates in the above list are eligible to appear SEMESTER - V examination as per relevant regulations and have fullfilled other criteria for their candidature and are forwarded for enrolment in the aforesaid examination. **Candidates appearing first time of SEMESTER - V Examination have to select only ONE from DSE-1, DSE-2, DSE-3, DSE-4 as DSE paper Date : 09/02/2021 Page 5 of 5 University of Calcutta Eligible Candidate List Provisional List of Candidates (Under CBCS) - Regular College : UMESCHANDRA COLLEGE (126) Male B.COM. SEMESTER - V (HONOURS) Examination (Under CBCS), 2020 CSR : 64/17 Srl.
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