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No. INSTITUTE NAME STATE LAST NAME FIRST NAME PROGRAMME COURSE 1 H.V.P.MANDAL'S COLLEGE OF Maharashtra PATANKAR MANGESH ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS AND ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY TELECOMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING 2 H.V.P.MANDAL'S COLLEGE OF Maharashtra KSHIRSAGAR UJWALA ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS & TELE- ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY (BELORKAR) TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING 3 H.V.P.MANDAL'S COLLEGE OF Maharashtra MULLA NAHED ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS & TELE- ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING 4 H.V.P.MANDAL'S COLLEGE OF Maharashtra CHOWHAN PRAGATI ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 5 H.V.P.MANDAL'S COLLEGE OF Maharashtra GANGWANI VINOD ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 6 H.V.P.MANDAL'S COLLEGE OF Maharashtra JOSHI MUKUND ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 7 H.V.P.MANDAL'S COLLEGE OF Maharashtra SHAH ANAND MANAGEMENT MASTERS IN BUSINESS ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY ADMINISTRATION 8 H.V.P.MANDAL'S COLLEGE OF Maharashtra VAIDYA SANDEEP ENGINEERING AND First Year/Other ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 9 H.V.P.MANDAL'S COLLEGE OF Maharashtra UTANE SHRADDHA ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 10 H.V.P.MANDAL'S COLLEGE OF Maharashtra RATHOD NACHIKET ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 11 ST. JOHN COLLEGE OF Maharashtra NAR VIVEK ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS & TELE- ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING 12 ST. JOHN COLLEGE OF Maharashtra MISHRA LILY ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS & TELE- ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING 13 ST. JOHN COLLEGE OF Maharashtra NAIR RATEESH ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 14 ST. JOHN COLLEGE OF Maharashtra PAWAR SACHIN ENGINEERING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 15 ST. JOHN COLLEGE OF Maharashtra VEDULA PRABHAKARA ENGINEERING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY RAO TECHNOLOGY 16 ST. JOHN COLLEGE OF Maharashtra JAIN MANISH ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS & TELE- ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING 17 ST. JOHN COLLEGE OF Maharashtra FERNANDEZ CASTON ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 18 ST. JOHN COLLEGE OF Maharashtra BISANE RAJESH ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 19 ST. JOHN COLLEGE OF Maharashtra LOBO THOMAS MANAGEMENT MASTERS IN MANAGEMENT STUDIES ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY 20 R.C.PATEL INSITUTE OF PHARMACY Maharashtra BHANDARI GOVINDA PHARMACY PHARMACY 21 R.C.PATEL INSITUTE OF PHARMACY Maharashtra RAJPUT JYOTI PHARMACY PHARMACY 22 R.C.PATEL INSITUTE OF PHARMACY Maharashtra PATIL PRADEEP PHARMACY PHARMACY 23 LAXMINARAYAN AGRAWAL Maharashtra PATNE JAGDISH ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY MEMORIAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 24 LAXMINARAYAN AGRAWAL Maharashtra GOHATRE PRITAM ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY MEMORIAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 25 LAXMINARAYAN AGRAWAL Maharashtra MESHRAM SWAPNIL ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MEMORIAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 26 R. C. PATEL INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra SONAWANE MAYURI PHARMACY PHARMACY PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION & RESEARCH 27 R. C. PATEL INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra PATIL RAVINDRA PHARMACY PHARMACY PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION & RESEARCH 28 R. C. PATEL INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra NERKAR PANKAJ PHARMACY PHARMACY PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION & RESEARCH 29 R. C. PATEL INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra JOSHI PADMAJA PHARMACY PHARMACY PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION & RESEARCH 30 R. C. PATEL INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra BHASKAR RAJVEER PHARMACY PHARMACY PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION & RESEARCH 31 R. C. PATEL INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra TODARWAL AMOL PHARMACY PHARMACY PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION & RESEARCH 32 DR. PANJABRAO DESHMUKH Maharashtra PANDEY NIDHI MANAGEMENT MASTERS IN BUSINESS INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT ADMINISTRATION TECHNOLOGY & RESEARCH, DHANWATE NATIONAL COLLEGE 33 ANJUMAN POLYTECHNIC Maharashtra LOKHANDE SONU ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 34 ANJUMAN POLYTECHNIC Maharashtra SYED NAHID ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS & TELE- KAUSAR TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING 35 ANJUMAN POLYTECHNIC Maharashtra GAJBHIYE URVASHI ENGINEERING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING (ENVIRONMENT & TECHNOLOGY POLLUTION CONTROL) 36 ANJUMAN POLYTECHNIC Maharashtra SHEIKH FAHIM ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 37 SINHGAD INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra RAUT MAYUR ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS AND TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY TELECOMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING 38 SINHGAD INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra PATIL AISHWARYA ENGINEERING AND FIRST YEAR/OTHER TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 39 SINHGAD INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra CHAUDHARI BHARAT ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL-COMPUTER AIDED TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY DESIGN/COMPUTER AIDED MANUFACTURING 40 SINHGAD INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra BHALWANKAR MANOJ ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL-COMPUTER AIDED TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY DESIGN/COMPUTER AIDED MANUFACTURING 41 SINHGAD INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra JADHAV SUNITA MCA MASTERS IN COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS 42 SINHGAD INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra AHIRE PALLAVI ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 43 SINHGAD INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra DHAWAS VAISHALI ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 44 SINHGAD INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra MANE PRAVIN ENGINEERING AND FIRST YEAR/OTHER TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 45 SINHGAD INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra BHANAGE DEEPALI ENGINEERING AND FIRST YEAR/OTHER TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 46 SINHGAD INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra PANDEY ASHISH MCA MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY KUMAR 47 SINHGAD INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra KUSHWAHA JITENDRA MCA MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY 48 SINHGAD INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra S. S. HEMCHANDRA ENGINEERING AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 49 SINHGAD INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra BHAD SHARAD ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS & TELE- TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING 50 SINHGAD INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra SADDU SMITA ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 51 SINHGAD INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra PAWAR ANIL ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 52 TIRPUDE INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra KAVISHWAR SANJAY MANAGEMENT MASTERS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION 53 TIRPUDE INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra POLKE NIKHIL MANAGEMENT MASTERS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION 54 DURGADEVI SARAF INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra SHRIVASTAVA AMIT MANAGEMENT STUDIES 55 DURGADEVI SARAF INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra TANNA JESAL MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT STUDIES 56 DURGADEVI SARAF INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra KARANDE KIRAN MANAGEMENT POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT STUDIES MANAGEMENT 57 DURGADEVI SARAF INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra PAWAR KUSUM MANAGEMENT POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT STUDIES MANAGEMENT 58 MCT'S RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra GANORKAR ANKUR TECHNOLOGY, MUMBAI 59 MCT'S RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra DALGADE DILIP ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY, MUMBAI TECHNOLOGY 60 MCT'S RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra BHOYAR SATISH ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS AND TECHNOLOGY, MUMBAI TECHNOLOGY TELECOMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING 61 MCT'S RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra REPAL SANJNA ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS AND TECHNOLOGY, MUMBAI TECHNOLOGY TELECOMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING 62 MCT'S RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra AMBRE AMRUTA ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY, MUMBAI TECHNOLOGY 63 MCT'S RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra SANGLE SHAILESH ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY, MUMBAI TECHNOLOGY 64 MCT'S RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra SHENDE GUNWANT ENGINEERING AND INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY, MUMBAI TECHNOLOGY 65 MCT'S RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra CHAUDHARI KISHOR ENGINEERING AND FIRST YEAR/OTHER TECHNOLOGY, MUMBAI TECHNOLOGY 66 MCT'S RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF Maharashtra VAIDYA SNEHA ENGINEERING AND FIRST YEAR/OTHER TECHNOLOGY, MUMBAI TECHNOLOGY 67 PHALTAN EDUCATION SOCIETY'S Maharashtra ADAT RAMCHANDRA ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 68 PHALTAN EDUCATION SOCIETY'S Maharashtra PHADATARE MAHADEO ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 69 PHALTAN EDUCATION SOCIETY'S Maharashtra WALANJAKAR RUTUJA ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS AND COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY TELECOMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING 70 PHALTAN EDUCATION SOCIETY'S Maharashtra LAMKANE SACHIN ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS COMMUNICATION AND COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY INSTRUMENTATION ENGG 71 PHALTAN EDUCATION SOCIETY'S Maharashtra BAGAWADE RAMDAS ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 72 PHALTAN EDUCATION SOCIETY'S Maharashtra KADAM SUNIL ENGINEERING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 73 PHALTAN EDUCATION SOCIETY'S Maharashtra SHEDGE VIKRAM ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 74 PHALTAN EDUCATION SOCIETY'S Maharashtra JAGTAP GANESH ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 75 PHALTAN EDUCATION SOCIETY'S Maharashtra CHAVAN ROHINI ENGINEERING AND FIRST YEAR/OTHER COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 76 PHALTAN EDUCATION SOCIETY'S Maharashtra BHOSALE TEJSWINI ENGINEERING AND FIRST YEAR/OTHER COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 77 PHALTAN EDUCATION SOCIETY'S Maharashtra ADAGALE SUSHADEVI ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 78 PHALTAN EDUCATION SOCIETY'S Maharashtra
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