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2020 List of Candidates

The following list contains the official candidate records for the academic year 2020. Each entry includes the candidate’s name, reservation category, and gender classification.

Sl. No. Candidate Name Category Gender
1 Anshika Sisodia General (VCI) Female
2 Omkar Chaudhary General (VCI) Male
3 Ankit Kumar OBC (VCI) Male
4 Souvik Biswas General (VCI) Male
5 Sumit Chauhan EWS (VCI) Male
6 Shubham Kumar General (VCI) Male
7 Pankaj Kumar SC (VCI) Male
8 Riddhi Kushwaha General Female
9 Satyendra Kumar Choudhary General (BC-II) Male
10 Manoj Kumar Surya General Female
11 Akshayh Kumar General (BC-II) Male
12 Nikita Shahdeo General Female
13 Rajshri Kumari Saw General (BC-I) Female
14 Smiriti Sneha General (BC-II) Female
15 Shubham Gupta General (BC-I) Male
16 Sujit Kumar General Male
17 Nihal Pratyush General Male
18 Smiriti Singh General Female
19 Abhishek Kumar Mishra General Male
20 Abhishek Verma BC-I Male
21 Rahul Yadav BC-II Male
22 Saurabh Kumar Jaiswal BC-II Male
23 Shubhankar Deshmukh General Male
24 Shruti Kumari General Female
25 Rahul Pramanik BC-I Male
26 Yogendra Bhogta BC-II Male
27 Khadiza Parween BC-I Female
28 Rahul Kumar Rajak SC Male
29 Archana Pareya ST Female
30 Kunal Kumar Mukherjee EWS Male

2020 Admission Summary

The 2020 admission list contains students from multiple reservation categories, including General, BC-I, BC-II, SC, ST, OBC, and EWS classifications. The records also indicate gender distribution among the candidates, ensuring a structured and transparent admission process.

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2019 Student Admission List

This document represents the official student allotment and admission record for the year 2019. The list contains a total of 49 students organized systematically by serial number, student name, category, and gender.

Sl. No. Student Name
1 Priyanka Kumari
2 Suravi Kumari Swarnim
3 Sushmita Besra
4 Prince Kumar Ray
5 Ambica Rai
6 Jay Govind Yadav
7 Niket Tarwey
8 Sanjeev Kumar
9 Neha Kumari Mandal
10 Ravi Kumar Gupta

2019 Category Analysis

  • General Category: 21 Students
  • ST Category: 12 Students
  • EWS Category: 5 Students
  • BC-I Category: 4 Students
  • BC-II Category: 3 Students
  • SC Category: 4 Students

The overall gender distribution in the 2019 batch includes 26 female students and 23 male students, showing balanced representation.

2018 Student Database

The 2018 student database includes detailed roll-wise records of students along with their categories and gender classification. The list contains a diverse student body from General, ST, SC, BC-I, BC-II, and EWS categories.

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