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FATHIMA MEMORIAL TRAINING COLLEGE, PALLIMUKKU, KOLLAM - 10 B.Ed 2019-2021 (English / General List) FATHIMA MEMORIAL TRAINING COLLEGE, PALLIMUKKU, KOLLAM - 10 B.Ed 2019-2021 (English / General List) Sl.No Name Community Index Marks Rank Remarks 1 SHERINA S Muslim 855 1 Allotted 2 ANJALI G R General 827 2 Allotted 3 REJI R LC 815 3 Allotted 4 ARDHANA T A Ezhava 807 4 Allotted 5 KRISHNAJA KJ General 807 5 Allotted 6 ANN PAUL LC 800 6 Ch-1 7 ANEETA DAS LC 799 7 Ch-2 8 ANAGHA G General 797 8 Ch-3 9 SANAYA H NAZAR Muslim 795 9 Ch-4 10 RESHMA MOHAN General 793 10 Ch-5 11 PAVITHRA PRASAD General 790 11 Ch-6 12 SETHULEKSHMI R S General 783 12 Ch-7 13 ASWATHY S KUMAR General 777 13 Ch-8 14 SNEHA MARY ABRAHAM General 772 14 Ch-9 15 MEERA M General 771 15 Ch-10 16 ARCHA T S General 771 16 Ch-11 17 LEKSHMI A General 770 17 Ch-12 18 SARANYA KRISHNAN S General 770 18 Ch-13 19 AYISHA A Muslim 765 19 Ch-14 20 AGNES A LC 761 20 Ch-15 21 ARCHANA ANIL General 758 21 Ch-16 22 ANJALI ANAND OBH 757 22 Ch-17 23 FATHIMA S Muslim 757 23 Ch-18 24 VAISHNAVI R K General 756 24 Ch-19 25 DEVI PRAKASH General 754 25 Ch-20 26 ARDRA H S Ezhava 753 26 Ch-21 27 NISHA FRANK F LC 750 27 Ch-22 28 SWATHI KRISHNA L General 747 28 Ch-23 29 DHANALEKSHMI P General 747 29 Ch-24 30 SUMAYYA SHERIEF Muslim 742 30 Ch-25 31 STEFFY PETER LC 737 31 Ch-26 32 AJMA SUHARA Muslim 734 32 Ch-27 33 NADIYA S NOUSHAD Muslim 730 33 Ch-28 34 SARAH PAUL LC 729 34 Ch-29 35 MITHA MOHAN L Ezhava 725 35 Ch-30 36 SELIN SAM General 721 36 Ch-31 37 SNEHA M R Ezhava 717 37 Ch-32 38 AKSHARA U S General 712 38 Ch-33 39 APSARA RANI M General 710 39 Ch-34 40 THASLEENA SHAJAHAN Muslim 704 40 Ch-35 41 MAHIMADEVI S Ezhava 703 41 Ch-36 Important: Complaints related to Index marks & reservation claims will not be accepted under any circumstances, after the stipulated time. 42 FATHIMA N Muslim 694 42 Ch-37 43 JABIRA J N Muslim 692 43 Ch-38 44 SARANYA P General 688 44 Ch-39 45 DARSANAJITH S General 686 45 Ch-40 46 RUBIYA A R Muslim 683 46 Ch-41 47 RINSHEENA NUSRIN A T Muslim 681 47 Ch-42 48 JOSEY JOY LC 677 48 Ch-43 49 SABITH B Muslim 677 49 Ch-44 50 GEETHU LOY LC 666 50 Ch-45 51 RESHMA RAVEENDRAN SC 660 51 Ch-46 52 FOUSIYA N R Muslim 657 52 Ch-47 53 SREE PARVATHY S General 654 53 Ch-48 54 SRUTHY S SC 649 54 Ch-49 55 REVATHY R Ezhava 645 55 Ch-50 56 FATHIMA EQUBAL Muslim 642 56 Ch-51 57 ATHULYA T A OBH 638 57 Ch-52 58 ALFIYA S Muslim 635 58 Ch-53 59 FATHIMA THASNIM Muslim 634 59 Ch-54 60 SANDRA SB SC 633 60 Ch-55 61 AMALA WILSON LC 631 61 Ch-56 62 SRUTHI JOY LC 627 62 Ch-57 63 SONIYA D BENSON General 619 63 Ch-58 64 ASWATHY K S Ezhava 616 64 Ch-59 65 MEGHA B Ezhava 603 65 Ch-60 66 BINEETHA SUSAN BABU LC 602 66 Ch-61 67 ASHA S Ezhava 601 67 Ch-62 68 ATHIRA S NATH SC 598 68 Ch-63 69 ATHULYA O M General 594 69 Ch-64 70 AKSHARA VIJAY General 593 70 Ch-65 71 SOJA MANUEL LC/F 590 71 Ch-66 72 AJMI A R Muslim 585 72 Ch-67 73 PRESSY Ezhava 580 73 Ch-68 74 ANJU J LC 578 74 Ch-69 75 LABEEBA N R Muslim 577 75 Ch-70 76 LIBIN BABU OEC 575 76 Ch-71 77 RONA MARY LC 573 77 Ch-72 78 ARCHA A SC 569 78 Ch-73 79 ANNIE A S General 556 79 Ch-74 80 JOSHNI J LC/F 554 80 Ch-75 81 VISHNUPRIYA GS Ezhava 553 81 Ch-76 82 ANJALI ANIL Ezhava 540 82 Ch-77 83 SANGEETHA V General 535 83 Ch-78 84 ANTONY STANLY LC 527 84 Ch-79 85 TYNI T LC 521 85 Ch-80 86 POOJA PILLAI General 518 86 Ch-81 87 RUKZANA N Muslim 475 87 Ch-82 Important: Complaints related to Index marks & reservation claims will not be accepted under any circumstances, after the stipulated time. 88 SHERIN MOL H Muslim 470 88 Ch-83 89 JAZNY NAJAM Muslim 461 89 Ch-84 90 THASNI N Muslim 443 90 Ch-85 Important: Complaints related to Index marks & reservation claims will not be accepted under any circumstances, after the stipulated time. FATHIMA MEMORIAL TRAINING COLLEGE, PALLIMUKKU, KOLLAM - 10 B.Ed 2019-2021 (Malayalam / General List) Sl.No Name Community Index Marks Rank Remarks 1 GREESHMA MANOJ General 869 1 Allotted 2 DEVIKRISHNA S General 855 2 Allotted 3 AKHIL RAJ S Ezhava 846 3 Allotted 4 NEETHUMOL G General 834 4 Allotted 5 ARYA S Ezhava 833 5 Allotted 6 MEERA K M General 832 6 Ch-1 7 REEJA P LC 827 7 Ch-2 8 ANUSREE A S Ezhava 825 8 Ch-3 9 SOJA BOBAN LC 805 9 Ch-4 10 JISNA MARY J LC 803 10 Ch-5 11 SANTHI A General 799 11 Ch-6 12 HONEY SUNIL LC 795 12 Ch-7 13 AKHILA A G General 793 13 Ch-8 14 ATHIRA S General 792 14 Ch-9 15 ANILA S LC/F 786 15 Ch-10 16 DEVIKA KRISHNAN S General 769 16 Ch-11 17 THANIMA NADESH OBH 761 17 Ch-12 18 ANJALI PRAKASH Ezhava 760 18 Ch-13 19 SHIBI K BABU General 758 19 Ch-14 20 SANGEETHA O OBH 745 20 Ch-15 21 POOJA P General 744 21 Ch-16 22 AMEENA SHAJAHAN Muslim 733 22 Ch-17 23 SREELEKSHMI S Ezhava 717 23 Ch-18 24 SRUTHI MOHAN Ezhava 717 24 Ch-19 25 MAJITHA MAJEED Muslim 716 25 Ch-20 26 ANISHA VIDYADHARAN Ezhava 712 26 Ch-21 27 SREEJA S KUMAR General 697 27 Ch-22 28 JOBY BENJAMIN LC/F 685 28 Ch-23 29 RAMSEENA S Muslim 648 29 Ch-24 30 ANJU GOPINATH OBH 643 30 Ch-25 31 ASHNA SHAJAHAN Muslim 639 31 Ch-26 32 ANJALI RAJ M General 630 32 Ch-27 33 DEVIKRISHNA K S Ezhava 605 33 Ch-28 34 LEKSHMI S Ezhava 592 34 Ch-29 35 RAJI R General 551 35 Ch-30 36 JOSHNA BASTIN LC 495 36 Ch-31 Important: Complaints related to Index marks & reservation claims will not be accepted under any circumstances, after the stipulated time. FATHIMA MEMORIAL TRAINING COLLEGE, PALLIMUKKU, KOLLAM - 10 B.Ed 2019-2021 (Social Science / General List) Sl.No Name Community Index Marks Rank Remarks 1 SREEHARI R General 878 1 Allotted 2 MUHAMMED ASLAM K Muslim 860 2 Allotted 3 ANSIYA A Muslim 847 3 Allotted 4 SUBI SMITHA B LC 844 4 Allotted 5 AJINA D Muslim 842 5 Allotted 6 HAILEY BOSCO LC 842 6 Ch-1 7 GREESHMA G S OBH 841 7 Ch-2 8 JOMOL JOY LC/F 841 8 Ch-3 9 LINCY C LC/F 836 9 Ch-4 10 VINEETHA EMANUEL LC 835 10 Ch-5 11 AMINA R Muslim 802 11 Ch-6 12 ROSHINI J LC 796 12 Ch-7 13 NANCY NELSON LC 790 13 Ch-8 14 ATHIRA B General 770 14 Ch-9 15 SOLY SOLOMAN LC 757 15 Ch-10 16 HIMA MOL H LC 752 16 Ch-11 17 LINTU S LC/F 742 17 Ch-12 18 SHINY R S Muslim 740 18 Ch-13 19 RASIYA SIDDEEK Muslim 736 19 Ch-14 20 LEKSHMI S CHANDRAN OBH 735 20 Ch-15 21 AKHILACHANDRAN JR General 731 21 Ch-16 22 ARUNIMA MR General 730 22 Ch-17 23 SINI JOHNSON S LC 726 23 Ch-18 24 DANEELA C LC 723 24 Ch-19 25 SANDRA T LC/F 717 25 Ch-20 26 HYMA V SC 712 26 Ch-21 27 SUBINA S Muslim 704 27 Ch-22 28 PRIYANKA M General 694 28 Ch-23 29 THASNY S Muslim 694 29 Ch-24 30 NEETHU SHARON S LC 692 30 Ch-25 31 RIJA JOHNY LC/F 690 31 Ch-26 32 ATHIRA SURESH A Ezhava 688 32 Ch-27 33 VINEETHA S Ezhava 681 33 Ch-28 34 MAYA S OBC 675 34 Ch-29 35 SHAHINA SHAJAHAN Muslim 674 35 Ch-30 Important: Complaints related to Index marks & reservation claims will not be accepted under any circumstances, after the stipulated time. 36 UMA U OEC 670 36 Ch-31 37 JOMOL JOY LC 667 37 Ch-32 38 MARY ANILA N LC/F 665 38 Ch-33 39 ANUVINDHA SUNIL Ezhava 663 39 Ch-34 40 NAEEMA A Muslim 661 40 Ch-35 41 LIMNA LAL LC 642 41 Ch-36 42 MANOOJA K Muslim 640 42 Ch-37 43 RAHUL KRISHNAN R OEC 636 43 Ch-38 44 SITA KK (SPCL) General 634 44 Ch-39 45 AUGUSTINE P LC/F (PWD) 633 45 Ch-40 46 SRUTHI FELIX LC 632 46 Ch-41 47 MANJU U OBH 629 47 Ch-42 48 ZEENATH S Muslim 624 48 Ch-43 49 KARTHIKA S R General 610 49 Ch-44 50 PRAVITHA BONIFUS LC 610 50 Ch-45 51 AMINA NAVAS Muslim 605 51 Ch-46 52 ANCY A LC 593 52 Ch-47 53 UNNIMAYA T Ezhava 591 53 Ch-48 54 RAMSIYA R Muslim 590 54 Ch-49 55 MAHIMA Y JOSEPH LC 582 55 Ch-50 56 RESHMA K General 576 56 Ch-51 57 BLESSY MARY J LC 573 57 Ch-52 58 VISAKH V Ezhava 570 58 Ch-53 59 SRUTHI GOMEZ LC/F 568 59 Ch-54 60 AMALA THOMAS General 563 60 Ch-55 61 KARTHIKA DEVAN Ezhava 558 61 Ch-56 62 NASILA N Muslim 486 62 Ch-57 63 ANU A General - - Cancelled 64 ATHIRA A OBH - - Cancelled Important: Complaints related to Index marks & reservation claims will not be accepted under any circumstances, after the stipulated time.
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