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RTE 2018 Allocation Round2.Xlsx Sr No Application Number Applicant Name School Name School Address 1 18AHM307306 VIDHI PANKAJKUMAR DARJI DURGESH PRIMARY SCHOOL OPP. CHANDLODIYA LAKE, CHANDLODIYA 2 18AHM240450 HEENA VIJAYBHAI RAVAL DURGESH PRIMARY SCHOOL OPP. CHANDLODIYA LAKE, CHANDLODIYA A-37/38, MRUDUL PARK, VIBHAG 3, R.C.TECHNICAL ROAD, 3 18AHM003436 MEXA SANJAYBHAI DESAI GAYATRI PRIMARY SCHOOL CHANAKYAPURI , GHATLODIYA A-37/38, MRUDUL PARK, VIBHAG 3, R.C.TECHNICAL ROAD, 4 18AHM202075 SIDDHI VINAYKUMAR DARJI GAYATRI PRIMARY SCHOOL CHANAKYAPURI , GHATLODIYA MOHAMMAD ZAKI IRFANBHAI N R I PRIMARY SCHOOL GUJ 5 18AHM240422 42 ARFAZ PARK, FATEHVADI SARKHEJ ROAD , JUHAPURA SHAIKH MEDIUN 6 18AMC200288 VEDANT UMESHBHAI JETHAVA DIVYJYOT PRI SCHOOL BALKRUSHN MANDIR ROAD, RANIP 7 18AHM275330 JANVI HITESHBHAI PANCHAL DIVYJYOT PRI SCHOOL BALKRUSHN MANDIR ROAD, RANIP 8 18AHM207213 MANAN RAMESHBHAI DESAI DIVYJYOT PRI SCHOOL BALKRUSHN MANDIR ROAD, RANIP ARCHANA 9 18AMC216304 DIVYJYOT PRI SCHOOL BALKRUSHN MANDIR ROAD, RANIP VISHWAKARMABHAI SHARMA 10 18AHM201976 KISAN RAJESHBHAI DANTANI ANAND VIDYALAY PREMCHANDNAGAR ROAD , VASTRAPUR 11 18AHM220422 VIRAT PRAKASHBHAI DANTANI ANAND VIDYALAY PREMCHANDNAGAR ROAD , VASTRAPUR FORAM JIGNESHBHAI 12 18AHM274448 SHARADA PRI. SCHOOL HARIMUKUND SOCIETY, JIVARAJPARK CHAUHAN 13 18AHM198203 VEDANT JITENDRABHAI KACHA SHARADA PRI. SCHOOL HARIMUKUND SOCIETY, JIVARAJPARK SAHIL HIMANSHUBHAI 14 18AHM425866 SHARADA PRI. SCHOOL HARIMUKUND SOCIETY, JIVARAJPARK DHODIYA ANGEL SUMITKUMAR MUNIVAR HOUSE, OPP. KHODIYAR TEMPLE,NIKOL GAAM 15 18AHM003444 ST PAUL ENG PRI SCHOOL DOBDRIYA ROAD, NIKOL AYUSI MUKESHBHAI HARIKRISHNA COMPLEX, HARIDARSHAN CROSS ROAD, NAVA 16 18AMC251006 GHANSHYAM VIDYAMANDIR PRAJAPATI NARODA, AHMEDABAD HARIKRISHNA COMPLEX, HARIDARSHAN CROSS ROAD, NAVA 17 18AHM003273 VRAJ RAKESHBHAI PRAJAPATI GHANSHYAM VIDYAMANDIR NARODA, AHMEDABAD Sr No Application Number Applicant Name School Name School Address 18 18AHM206262 SAKSHI SHARADBHAI SONI EKLAVYA ENGLISH SCHOOL PASHVARNATH TOWNSHIP, NAVA NARODA 19 18AHM005758 PALAK NITINBHAI SONI EKLAVYA ENGLISH SCHOOL PASHVARNATH TOWNSHIP, NAVA NARODA 20 18AHM239861 PRINCY SANKETKUMAR MODI EKLAVYA ENGLISH SCHOOL PASHVARNATH TOWNSHIP, NAVA NARODA JAMBUWALA CO.OP.BANK, NEAR HOTEL ROYAL NENO, 21 18AHM000656 WAHIDSHA IKBALSHA FAKIR SAFAL VIDHYAVIHAR GUJ SARKHEJ ROAD, JUHAPURA MOHAMMED RIZWAN 22 18AHM300885 J K PATEL AMBALI,AHMEDABAD MOHAMMED RAFIK SHAIKH 23 18AHM435071 HIRAL BHAVESHBHAI MAVANI J K PATEL AMBALI,AHMEDABAD 24 18AHM352926 HANSIT VISHNUBHAI MAVAR J K PATEL AMBALI,AHMEDABAD 25 18AHM305773 JAIMIN HARESHBHAI RANA NUTAN RIMARY SCHOOL JUNA AHMEDABAD ROAD BAREJA TA.DASKROI 26 18AHM227747 RAHUL BALDEVBHAI RAVAL NUTAN RIMARY SCHOOL JUNA AHMEDABAD ROAD BAREJA TA.DASKROI DARSHANABEN MUKESHBHAI 27 18AHM322745 NUTAN RIMARY SCHOOL JUNA AHMEDABAD ROAD BAREJA TA.DASKROI PRAJAPATI 28 18AHM007320 KEYUR KANUBHAI PRAJAPATI S.S. PATEL PRI.SCHOOL AT KUHA TA.DASKROI AHMEDABAD 29 18AHM241548 TANVI NILESHKUMAR PATEL SMT. A.D.PATEL VIDHYA MANDIR AT VAHELAL TA.DASKROI DIST AHMEDABAD NAYNESH JITENDRABHAI 30 18AHM437536 RAVI PRI.SCHOOL RAJAPAT NAGAR,BOPAL,AHMEDABAD CHUNARA MOHAMMAD ALI 31 18AHM301084 RAVI PRI.SCHOOL RAJAPAT NAGAR,BOPAL,AHMEDABAD MOHMADUMMAR ANSARI 32 18AHM001411 SUBHASH HARESHBHAI RANA SARASWATI PRIMARY SCHOOL NR. GYATRI TEMPLE, KALIKUND ROAD, DHOLKA JAIMIN KALPESHBHAI 33 18AHM007205 SHREE D.A. ENGLISH ACADEMY NEAR JALIYA WATER TANK, DHANDHUKA KANJARIYA MANISH SANJAYBHAI 34 18AHM242950 SHREE D.A. ENGLISH ACADEMY NEAR JALIYA WATER TANK, DHANDHUKA KANZARIYA 35 18AHM272033 AFAJAL ALTAFBHAI BHATTI SHREE D.A. ENGLISH ACADEMY NEAR JALIYA WATER TANK, DHANDHUKA B/H - JUMMA MAJJID , VIRAMGAM , TA-VIRAMGAM , DIST - 36 18AHM438832 HASIM JAVIDBHAI MAKRANI NEW EDUCATION SCHOOL AHMEDABAD Sr No Application Number Applicant Name School Name School Address HARDIBEN MAHENDRASINH B/H - JUMMA MAJJID , VIRAMGAM , TA-VIRAMGAM , DIST - 37 18AHM007865 NEW EDUCATION SCHOOL GADHVI AHMEDABAD RIZVAN MAHAMMADRAFIQ 38 18AHM243653 INDIAN PUBLIC SCHOOL NILKI CHOKADI,VIRAMGAM BAHUCHARAJI ROAD,VIRAMGAM SURAIYA FARUKH E AZAM PRIMARY 39 18AHM209888 FATEMA AKRAM MIYA MALEK KHADIM SOCIETY, NEAR MUBARAK MASJID,JUHAPURA SCHOOL MO ARMAN ABDUL HAMID FARUKH E AZAM PRIMARY 40 18AHM429133 KHADIM SOCIETY, NEAR MUBARAK MASJID,JUHAPURA SHAIKH SCHOOL NISARG PINKESHBHAI GYANDEEP VIDHYA MANDIR PRA. 41 18AHM245564 KESHAR NAGAR SOC. ARJUN ASHRAM.RANIP PANCHAL SCHOOL RADHIKA SANTOSHBHAI GYANDEEP VIDHYA MANDIR PRA. 42 18AMC294970 KESHAR NAGAR SOC. ARJUN ASHRAM.RANIP DANTANI SCHOOL GYANDEEP VIDHYA MANDIR PRA. 43 18AHM311745 RAGINI THAKORBHAI JADAV KESHAR NAGAR SOC. ARJUN ASHRAM.RANIP SCHOOL 44 18AHM210180 ARTI KALUJI VANZARA SARITA VIDYA VIHAR SHESHNAGAR SOCIETY,VEJALPUR 45 18AHM250995 ZALAK VINUBHAI THAKOR SARITA VIDYA VIHAR SHESHNAGAR SOCIETY,VEJALPUR SHUBHAM DASHRATHBHAI 46 18AHM323247 SARITA VIDYA VIHAR SHESHNAGAR SOCIETY,VEJALPUR PARMAR 47 18AHM431303 LAXMI JITUBHAI RATHOD SARITA VIDYA VIHAR SHESHNAGAR SOCIETY,VEJALPUR HEER JAYENDRASINH 48 18AMC004725 SAGAR PRI.SCHOOL KATHVADA ROAD ,NARODA CHAUHAN YAGNIK JITENDRAKUMAR 49 18AHM007534 SAGAR PRI.SCHOOL KATHVADA ROAD ,NARODA PRAJAPATI DHRUVIBA YUVRAJSINH 50 18AHM230861 SHREE SHIV JYOTI VIDHYAMANDIR PASHVARNATH TOWNSHIP-10, SECTER-2, NAVA NARODA PARMAR 51 18AMC295717 ANSH KALPESHBHAI VALAND GROW MORE SCHOOL B/H SWAMINARAYAN MANDIR, KATHAVADA ROAD, NARODA PURVIKUMARI 52 18AHM213124 GROW MORE SCHOOL B/H SWAMINARAYAN MANDIR, KATHAVADA ROAD, NARODA NATAVARSINGH RAO DIVYAPALSINH JAYENDRASINH 53 18AHM236955 GROW MORE SCHOOL B/H SWAMINARAYAN MANDIR, KATHAVADA ROAD, NARODA ZALA 54 18AMC008205 SALVI NILESHKUMAR PATEL GROW MORE SCHOOL B/H SWAMINARAYAN MANDIR, KATHAVADA ROAD, NARODA Sr No Application Number Applicant Name School Name School Address APOLLO INTERNATIONAL ENG 55 18AHM430623 MEHRIN FIROZKHAN PATHAN OPP IMAAD FLAT , FATEVADI, SARKHEJ ROAD , JUHAPURA SCHOOL MUSIRKHAN MOINKHAN APOLLO INTERNATIONAL ENG 56 18AHM221745 OPP IMAAD FLAT , FATEVADI, SARKHEJ ROAD , JUHAPURA PATHAN SCHOOL 57 18GAN000474 NAVYA CHHOTELAL MAURYA NEW GAYATRI PRI.SCH. KHODIYARNAGAR D CABIN SABARMATI 58 18GAN245735 SHLOK BHIKHA BHAI RABARI SHREE P.R.PATEL SIKSHAN TIRTH NANDANVAN APP.,VALLABHPARK,D CABIN,AHMEDABAD 59 18GAN224518 AARAV MEHULBHAI DESAI SHREE P.R.PATEL SIKSHAN TIRTH NANDANVAN APP.,VALLABHPARK,D CABIN,AHMEDABAD 60 18GAN222232 ARYAN MEHULBHAI DESAI SHREE P.R.PATEL SIKSHAN TIRTH NANDANVAN APP.,VALLABHPARK,D CABIN,AHMEDABAD ANUSHKA ASHOKBHAI 546/1 MUKTPUSHPANJALI JAYSHRI MAHALAKSHMI DHAM 61 18AHM003389 BHAVIN VIDYAVIHAR BHARVAD PRL ROAD THALTEJ 546/1 MUKTPUSHPANJALI JAYSHRI MAHALAKSHMI DHAM 62 18AHM306041 SATISH BHALABHAI BHARVAD BHAVIN VIDYAVIHAR PRL ROAD THALTEJ MADHAV INTERNATIONAL 63 18AMC322107 VINITA KAMLESHNHAI KHATIK PRANAMINAGAR,VASTRAL,AHMEDABAD SCHOOL VIDHYUT NOBALKUMAR MADHAV INTERNATIONAL 64 18AMC230260 PRANAMINAGAR,VASTRAL,AHMEDABAD NAGAR SCHOOL MADHAV INTERNATIONAL 65 18AHM227466 TANVI BHARATKUMAR PATEL PRANAMINAGAR,VASTRAL,AHMEDABAD SCHOOL DAKSH PRAMODKUMAR 62 CHITRKUT SOCIETY RATANPURA VASTRAL ROAD 66 18AMC311968 NEW THOMAS ENG. SCHOOL PRAJAPATI AHMEDABAD 62 CHITRKUT SOCIETY RATANPURA VASTRAL ROAD 67 18AHM226159 AARJO HITENDRA PANDE NEW THOMAS ENG. SCHOOL AHMEDABAD DHRUVIL GAHNSHAYMBHAI 68 18AHM220967 HELLO WORD ENGLISH SCHOOL BOPAL ROAD, AT & PO & TA-SANAND, DIST-AHMEDABAD THAKKAR ALASIFABANU AZARUDDIN 69 18AHM222046 VIJETA VIDHYAVIHAR NEAR ARCHI PARTY PLOT,BAVLA SIDDIKI BHARGAVIBEN PRITESHBHAI 70 18AHM003859 VIJETA VIDHYAVIHAR NEAR ARCHI PARTY PLOT,BAVLA PRAJAPATI 71 18AHM301887 RUDRESH RAKESHBHAI GAJJAR VIJETA VIDHYAVIHAR NEAR ARCHI PARTY PLOT,BAVLA Sr No Application Number Applicant Name School Name School Address 10,AMRISH PARK NEAR SWAMINARAYAN SATYAJITSINH ANANTA ENTERNATIONAL 72 18AHM228331 TEMPLE,SWAMINARAYAN TEMPLE ROAD BAVLA,ATPO- MAHENDRASINH MAHIDA SCHOOL (GUJRATI MEDIUM) BAVLA TA - BAVLA DIST- AHMEDABAD PIN-382220 CRYSTAL INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC NR. CANARA BANK, GALAXY TOWNSHIP, OPP. R.A.F CAMP, 73 18AHM002725 VED JIGNESHKUMAR PANCHAL SCHOOL S.P.RING ROAD, VASTRAL, AHMEDABAD CRYSTAL INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC NR. CANARA BANK, GALAXY TOWNSHIP, OPP. R.A.F CAMP, 74 18AHM244396 JANKI ARVINDBHAI BHARWAD SCHOOL S.P.RING ROAD, VASTRAL, AHMEDABAD CRYSTAL INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC NR. CANARA BANK, GALAXY TOWNSHIP, OPP. R.A.F CAMP, 75 18AHM313056 ANUJ VIPULBHAI BHARVAD SCHOOL S.P.RING ROAD, VASTRAL, AHMEDABAD VAIBHAVI AMRUTBHAI 76 18AHM305064 SAMARPAN VIDHYALAYA COLLEGE ROAD, DHANDHUKA, DIST.-AHMEDABAD JAMOD 77 18AHM304929 JAYDIP BHARATBHAI JAMOD SAMARPAN VIDHYALAYA COLLEGE ROAD, DHANDHUKA, DIST.-AHMEDABAD JAYRAJ GHANSHYAMBHAI 78 18AHM431309 SAMARPAN VIDHYALAYA COLLEGE ROAD, DHANDHUKA, DIST.-AHMEDABAD JAMOD 79 18AHM242717 ISHAN PINTUBHAI KANZARIYA SAMARPAN VIDHYALAYA COLLEGE ROAD, DHANDHUKA, DIST.-AHMEDABAD KHUSHAL BANDUBHAI NANDAN VAN COMPLEX, NIRANT CHOWKDI, VASTRAL, 80 18AMC204841 OXFORD ENGLISH SCHOOL NARVANE AHMEDABAD BHAVIK VIDYALAY PRIMARY 81 18AHM315888 PARI RAJUBHAI DESAI NIRANTNAGAR, NEAR CHUVAL SOCIETY , CHANDLODIYA SCHOOL BHAVIK VIDYALAY PRIMARY 82 18AHM295057 JAY ASHOKBHAI RAVAL NIRANTNAGAR, NEAR CHUVAL SOCIETY , CHANDLODIYA SCHOOL BHAVIK VIDYALAY PRIMARY 83 18AHM245706 KAVYA MANOJBHAI PANCHAL NIRANTNAGAR, NEAR CHUVAL SOCIETY , CHANDLODIYA SCHOOL JIGNESH GAUTAMBHAI BHAVIK VIDYALAY PRIMARY 84 18AHM319774 NIRANTNAGAR, NEAR CHUVAL SOCIETY , CHANDLODIYA DANTANI SCHOOL BHAVIK VIDYALAY PRIMARY 85 18AHM221811 KAVYA RAHULBHAI THAKOR NIRANTNAGAR, NEAR CHUVAL SOCIETY , CHANDLODIYA SCHOOL BHAVIK VIDYALAY PRIMARY 86 18AHM004286 DEVAM NAVINBHAI PANCHAL NIRANTNAGAR, NEAR CHUVAL SOCIETY , CHANDLODIYA SCHOOL 87 18AHM003505
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