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AFFILIATED TO

06 KAR AIR SQN NCC,

MANGALORE

By

ALVA’S INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY,

MOODBIDRI

NCC REPORT OF YEAR 2019-20

By

FLYING OFFICER PARVEEZ SHARIFF B G

ASSOCIATE NCC OFFICER

TABLE OF CONTENT

Pages

Aims of NCC 1

Objectives of NCC 2

Incentives to the Cadets by the Central Government 2

Incentives by State Government 3

Incentives by Cadets Welfare Society & Gp Hq 3

Advantages of Being a Cadet 3

Introduction 4

Classes Conducted 4-5

Details of cadets 6-12

Enrollment Details 6

Details of 3 year cadets 6



B & C Certificate Exam 12

Roll of Honor 13

Camp Details 14

Social Activities 15-35

Forest Day 15

World Water Day 15

World Health Day 17

International Yoga Day 20

Mega Pollution Awareness Program 23

Kargil Vijay Diwas 25

Tree Plantation Drive 29

International Coastal Cleanup 32

Other Activates

Independence Day Program 36

HAMs Radio Communication Talk 38

ANNEXURE I – Camp Details 42-45

ANNEXURE II – B & C Exam Results 46-47

Alva’s Air Wing NCC (Flight – B)

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AIMS OF NCC

To Provide

Character, Comradeship, Discipline, Leadership, Secular outlook, Spirit of

Adventure and the ideals of selfless service amongst the youth of the country

To Create

A human recourse of organized, trained and motivated youth, to provide leadership in all

walks of life and always available for the service of the nation

To Provide

A suitable environment to motivate the youth to take up a carrier in the armed forces


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OBJECTIVES OF NCC

1. Reach out to the maximum youth through various institutions.

2. Make NCC as an important part of the society.

3. Teach positive thinking and attitude to the youth.

4. Become a main source of National Integration by making NCC as one of the greatest and

strong united forces of our nation irrespective of any caste, creed, religion or region.

5. Mould the youth of the entire country into a united, secular and disciplined citizens of the

nation.

6. Provide an ideal platform for the youth to showcase their ability in nation building.

7. Instill the spirit of secularism and united India by organizing National Integration Camps all

over the country.

8. Reach out to the youth of friendly foreign countries through Youth Exchange Programmes.

INCENTIVES TO THE CADETS BY THE CENTRAL

GOVERNMENT

A. For ‘C’ Certificate Holders. Specific vacancies in the Army, Air Force and Navy are

allotted for NCC ‘C’ certificate holders. For officers there is no UPSC written exams. After

application, the cadet is called directly for SSB interview, which he/she has to clear before

final selection as per the merit list. The following vacancies are reserved by each service as

officers :-

a. Army. 64 seats per year at IMA & 100 seats per year at OTA.

b. Navy. 06 seats per course through Naval SSB.

c. Air Force. 10% vacancies in all courses through Air Force SSB.

B. 5-10% bonus marks for recruitment in ranks in Army, Navy and Air force.

C. Bonus marks for employment in CAPF/ Para Military Forces and Department of

Telecommunication.

D. Can apply for gazetted post in CRPF if the cadet is a graduate.

E. Preference in State Services and also in private sectors.

F. Employment within NCC as Whole Time Lady Officer, Girl Cadet Instructor, Aero and Ship

Modeling Instructor.


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G. In Air Force Academy 5% seats are reserved for Girls candidates holding NCC ‘C’

certificate.

H. In OTA Chennai, seats are reserved for Girls candidates holding NCC ‘C’ certificate (Seats

are notified every year).

INCENTIVES BY STATE GOVERNMENT

1. Police Service

2. Transport Department

3. Forest Department

4. Excise Department

INCENTIVES BY CADETS WELFARE SOCIETY AND GP HQ

1. CWS awards scholarship of Rs. 6000/- per cadet for 100 NCC cadets every year to

academically brilliant students.

2. Grant of Best Cadet Award of Rs. 3500/- and 2nd Best Cadet award of Rs. 2500/- at each

Group level.

ADVANTAGES OF BEING A CADET

1. Being part of 13 lakhs strong and the largest youth organization in the world.

2. Being moulded into a disciplined and motivated youth.

3. Chance to take part in disaster relief tasks.

4. Opportunity to attend NCC camps like ATC, CATC, NIC, COC etc.

5. Wear the uniform and lead a life style akin to military.

6. Opportunity to visit foreign countries as part of YEP.

7. Opportunity to take part in social awareness programs.

8. Preference for joining armed forces and other forces.

9. Preference in higher studies.


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NCC Annual Report 2019-20(Flt – B)

Air Wing NCC (Flt-B) at Alva’s Engineering College is affiliated to No. 06 Kar Air Sqn NCC,

Mangalore. Flt – B have authorized strength of 100 cadets. Flt - B have enrolled total of 73 Senior

Division Cadets and 38 Senior Wing Cadets. NCC training started from Aug 2018 with Institutional

and camp activities.

Classes Conducted:

1. Total of 78 Periods of classes conducted for 1st year cadets.

2. Total of 78 & 78 periods of classes conducted for 2nd & 3rd year cadets.

The classes were conducted on Wednesday and Saturday as per the prescribed syllabus framed by

National Cadet Corps accordingly Annual Training Plan (ATP) is prepared in coordination with 06

Kar Air Sqn NCC.


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DETAILS OF CADETS

ENROLLMENT DETAILS

SD (AIET) SD (ADC) SW (AIET) SW (ADC) Total

3 Year 06 02 01 00 09

2 Year 13 07 04 04 28

1 Year 35 08 16 04 63

Total 54 16 21 08 100

DETAILS OF THIRD YEAR CADETS SL.

NO

.

REG. NO. NAME FATHER

NAME

MOTHER

NAME

AADHA

R

NUMBE

R

DEPAR

TMENT

COL

LEGE DOB

1 KAR/17/SD/F/1

60213 CHARAN M S

SHIVAKUM

AR M P

KAVITHA

G M

9009298

31140 ME AIET 7/5/1999

2 KAR/17/SD/F/1

60214 CHIRAG K R RAJU K R

SWAPNA

H S

5871686

20394 ME AIET

11/25/19

99

3 KAR/17/SD/F/1

60222

KEERTHINAT

H B M

MUNIRAJA

M

BHAGYA

MMA N

4617791

58917 ME AIET 5/7/2000

4 KAR/17/SD/F/1

60225

MAHAMMED

RASHIK

SHAHUL

HAMEED

RASHEED

A

4970708

28474 BSc ADC

10/8/199

8

5 KAR/17/SD/F/1

60229

MAYYA

SHARATH

KUMAR

M

UMANATH

A RAO

M

MAMATH

A

2779536

01706 ECE AIET

10/3/199

9

6 KAR/17/SD/F/1

60234 S NIKHILESH

G C

SRINIVASA

PPA

LALITHA 9729796

00703 ME AIET

11/3/199

7

7 KAR/17/SD/F/1

60242 VIKAS M

MURALI G

JOIS

GEETHA

K

5635015

18195 ME AIET

4/23/199

9

8 KAR/17/SD/F/1

60244

VIVEKANAN

D S BEKKERI SHIVAPPA

UMA

KATI

4325421

53932 BCA ADC

9/28/199

8

9 KAR/17/SW/F/

160263

SHREETAL

KALABANDI

SHANKRAP

PA

SHANTA

VVA

9896304

31266 CSE AIET 6/2/1999


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DETAILS OF SECOND YEAR CADETS SL.

NO

.


NAME

MOTHER

NAME

AADHAR

NUMBER

DEPA

RTM

ENT

COLLE

GE DOB

1. KAR/18/SD

/F/160268

ALWIN SAM

ANIL

ANIL

THOMAS IVY ANIL

851465027

151 Bsc ADC

8/21/20

00

2. KAR/18/SD

/F/160270

C.M. SHARATH

CHANDRA

CHIDANA

NDA M

LINGAMM

A M

828328541

852

BE

CVE AIET

9/19/19

95

3. KAR/18/SD

/F/160272 CHETHAN B U

BASAVAR

AJU

A S

USHADEVI

857876036

191 Bsc ADC

1/4/200

1

4. KAR/18/SD

/F/160275

LAXMAN B

HEBBAL BASAPPA

KAMALAB

HAI

572840221

315

BE

ME AIET

6/1/199

9

5. KAR/18/SD

/F/160276

MITHULESH J

M

JAGADEES

H M E

NANDINI

JAGADEES

H

907615639

077

BE

CVE AIET

1/15/19

98

6. KAR/18/SD

/F/160277

MOHAMMED

SAQLAIN BAIG

JABEER

BAIG

NAZIMA

BANU

841176454

631

BE

ECE AIET

6/7/200

0

7. KAR/18/SD

/F/160281 PUNEETH K

KALASAIA

H C

PADMAVA

THI H K

870786175

274 BBA ADC

4/11/19

98

8. KAR/18/SD

/F/160282

RUBESH

MURTHY G

GURAPPA

N

SARASWA

THI G

304044126

398

BE

ECE AIET

6/30/20

01

9. KAR/18/SD

/F/160286 SHASHANK S P

PRASANN

A KUMAR

S R

ANITA 968575797

446

BE

ECE AIET

11/4/20

00

10. KAR/18/SD

/F/160287

SHETTY

GAURESH

GANESH

GANESH S

SHETTY

GEETA G

SHETTY

693841552

585

BE

CVE AIET

5/19/19

98

11. KAR/18/SD

/F/160289

VISHWESH V

BHAT

VIVEKAN

ANDA

BHAT

JAYALAKS

HMI V

BHAT

267519623

775

BE

ECE AIET

4/9/200

0

12. KAR/18/SD

/F/160291 YUVARAJ.H

H.HARINA

TH REDDY R.RENUKA

847313304

897 Bsc ADC

8/21/19

99

13. KAR/18/SD

/F/160292 YUVRAJ B N

NANJUND

APPA B N

KOMAL

BN

445535130

461 BCA ADC

2/17/20

01

14. KAR/18/SD

/F/160293

PRAVEEN

KUMAR MARUTI LAXMIBAI

448343077

143 CSE AIET

6/5/199

9

15. KAR/18/SD

/F/160294 KIRAN K

KRISHNA

V LAKSHMI

457832077

759 AE

AIET(M

ITE)

9/3/199

9

16. KAR/18/SW

/F/160296 ANURADHA V

VENKATA

RAMANA

REDDY

SHYAMAL

A

253926728

649 B.Com ADC

11/1/20

00

17. KAR/18/SW

/F/160300 HARSHITHA.T

THIMMAP

PA

VARALAK

SHMI

844193124

833

BE

ECE AIET

11/27/1

999

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18. KAR/18/SW

/F/160303

SAMRUDDHI A

BOGAR

ABHINAN

DAN

BOGAR

SUMA A

BOGAR

829705179

698

BE

CSE AIET

5/12/20

00

19. KAR/18/SW

/F/160305

SHILPASHREE

B R

RACHAPP

AJI

MANGALA

GOWRI

660390351

237 Bsc ADC

5/31/20

01

20. KAR/18/SW

/F/160306

SNEHA

SHUKLA

UMAKANT

SHUKLA

ASHA

SHUKLA

754384992

285

BE

ISE AIET

9/9/199

8

21. KAR/18/SW

/F/160307 SNEHASHREE R

B M

RAMAKRI

SHNA

L

VIJAYALA

KSHMI

348751492

285 B.Sc. ADC

7/29/20

00

22. KAR/18/SW

/F/160308 SPOORTHY V V

V K

VENKATE

SH BABU

SWAPNA V

V

580276517

979

BE

CSE AIET

10/4/20

00

23. KAR/18/SW

/F/160310

VARSHITHA T

R

RAJAPPA T

P

RATHNAM

MA N M

945885676

240 Bsc ADC

1/7/200

1

24. KAR/17/SD

/F/160233

RITESH S

SHETTY

SHANKAR

G SGETTY

ASHA S

SHETTY

775141070

630 ME AIET

2/18/19

99

25. KAR/17/SD

/F/160235

SAGAR

SHRISHAIL

EMMI

SHRISHAI

L R EMMI

MAHADEV

I S EMMI

5550 0314

0374 BSc ADC

5/20/19

99

26. KAR/17/SD

/F/160240 VIGNESH K R

REVANASI

DDAPPA M

U

B V

MANGALA

254927790

257 ME AIET

1/10/20

00

27. KAR/17/SD

/F/160243

VIRESH B

SIRIMANI

BASANAG

OUDA

NAGARAT

HNA

220870889

418 ME AIET

7/8/199

9

28. KAR/17/SD

/F/160212 BALAJI V

VIJAYA

REDDY

PUSHPA

LATHA C

V

873978254

367 B.Com ADC

7/8/200

0

DETAILS OF FIRST YEAR CADETS

SL.

NO

.


NAME

MOTHER

NAME

AADHAR

NUMBER

DEP

AR

TM

ENT

COLLE

GE DOB

1. KAR/19/SD/F/

170801

SANATH K

AMIN Krishna R Amin Aruna k amin

296575443

852

BCA

ADC

10-Jun-

2001

2. KAR/19/SD/F/

170802

DHEEMAN

TH A S

SUBRAHMAN

YA A U

SNEHALAT

HA M M

263324008

874 BCA ADC

22-Jul-

2001

3. KAR/19/SD/F/

170803

SUMANTH

PATEL S R

RUDRAPPA S

H

KANTHAM

ANI

624249547

892 BA ADC

11-

May-

2002

4. KAR/19/SD/F/

170804

MOHAMM

ED

SUHAIB

MAYYADI

MOHIDEEN

ISMAIL

MARIYAM

MA

563906101

419 BCA ADC

14-

May-

2001

5. KAR/19/SD/F/

170805

PARAMES

H C

CHANDRA

MOULI S V

LALITHA M

R

929985426

234

B.C

om ADC

23-Feb-

2002

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6. KAR/19/SD/F/

170806

PRITHVI P

A

ASHOK

KUMMER P K NEENA K

599479389

698 BCA ADC

6-Nov-

2000

7. KAR/19/SD/F/

170807

MAHAMM

ED EMRAN

SHAHUL

HAMEED ZUHARA

823110959

786 BCA ADC

22-Oct-

2000

8. KAR/19/SD/F/

170808

ABHISHEK

SARANGA

PANI

T R

SARANGAPAN

I

SHARADAD

EVI M P

389747652

063

B.C

om AIET

29-

Mar-

2001

9. KAR/19/SD/F/

170809

YESHWAN

TH B A ARUN BS BHAGYA K

537691255

929 ECE AIET

28-

Mar-

2000

10. KAR/19/SD/F/

170810 RISHAB V

H T

VIJAYAKUMA

R

A G

NANDITHA

813206458

672 CVE AIET

26-Jul-

2001

11. KAR/19/SD/F/

170811

PRUTHVI

RAJ D.A ASHOKA D.A

CHANDRAK

ALA

684224800

766 CSE AIET

10-

Mar-

2001

12. KAR/19/SD/F/

170812

SHRIKARA

R M

RADHAKRISH

NA K V

VIJAYASHR

I

845432055

960 CSE AIET

27-Jul-

2001

13. KAR/19/SD/F/

170813

RAKSHITH

M A

ANANDASWA

MY M V KAMALA

358007679

874 ISE AIET

5-Aug-

2000

14. KAR/19/SD/F/

170814

NITESH

SEETARA

M NAIK

SEETARAM.B

ANGARYA.NA

IK

MAHALAX

MI S

664194530

687 CVE AIET

2-Oct-

2000

15. KAR/19/SD/F/

170815

M

RAVICHA

NDRA

V.MANJUNAT

H

DIVYA

MANJUNAT

H

457711855

186 CVE AIET

21-Feb-

2002

16. KAR/19/SD/F/

170816

SHIVAKU

MAR MALLINATH

MALLAMM

A

757488236

668 CSE AIET

29-

Aug-

2000

17.

KAR/19/SD/F/

170817

SHALIVAH

AN

ISHWAR

KUMBAR

ISHWAR LALITA 857124345

592 CVE AIET

26-Jul-

2000

18. KAR/19/SD/F/

170818 MANTESH

HANUMANTA

PPA

SHANTAVV

A

886506490

865 ECE AIET

15-Jan-

2001

19. KAR/19/SD/F/

170819

BHARTH B

D

DHANANJAYA

B T

MANJULA

B M

333455230

743 CSE AIET

3-Jun-

1999

20. KAR/19/SD/F/

170820

NISCHAL

M R

RAMESH

BABU M RAJITHA M

283786761

350 ME AIET

30-Jul-

2001

21. KAR/19/SD/F/

170821

SAMEER

SHAIK

SHAIK AMEER

SAHEB SHAHATAJ

332910992

223 CSE AIET

11-

May-

2001

22. KAR/19/SD/F/

170822

ADWAITH

P

MADHUSOOD

ANAN.P NALINI.C.V

702538921

625 CSE ADC

20-

Apr-

2001

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23. KAR/19/SD/F/

170823

SHREYAS

M S R MANJAPPA USHA D

767292074

366 ISE AIET

29-

Dec-

2000

24.

KAR/19/SD/F/

170824

SATWIK

VIGNESH

WAR

GUNAGA

VIGNESHWAR

GUNAGA

MADHURI

GUNAGA

580124758

076 CSE AIET

17-Jan-

2000

25. KAR/19/SD/F/

170825

NANDANA

MAHENDR

A HEGDE

MAHENDRA

HEGDE

VARADA

HEGDE

228803870

674 ME AIET

10-

Dec-

2000

26. KAR/19/SD/F/

170826

AKHILESH

V VAIJINATH

CHANDARK

ALA

261839089

572 ME AIET

23-Jan-

2001

27. KAR/19/SD/F/

170827

M KIRANA

KUMARA GUDNEPPA M

AKKAMAH

ADEVI

878165252

509 CSE AIET

23-Jan-

2001

28. KAR/19/SD/F/

170828

AKHILESH

HERKAL

VARADARAJ

M HERKAL

RAJASHREE

VARADARA

J HERKAL

522361564

406 CSE AIET

24-Oct-

2001

29. KAR/19/SD/F/

170829

SRINIDHI

M

MOHAN

KRISHNA R S TASHA S

944143574

776 CSE AIET

4-Aug-

2001

30. KAR/19/SD/F/

170830

PURUSHO

THAMA H

P

PUTTARAJU H

P KAVITHA S

743994999

586 CSE AIET

28-Jun-

2001

31. KAR/19/SD/F/

170831

KETAN

ARJUN

KARANDE

SHREE ARJUN

SIDDU

KARANDE

RAJESHWA

RI

647171738

383 ECE AIET

12-Sep-

2001

32. KAR/19/SD/F/

170832

DHANARA

J RAJKUMAR

PRSBHAVA

TI

867549242

722 ME AIET

24-Oct-

2001

33. KAR/19/SD/F/

170833

K FAROOQ

ABDULLA

K

MAHAMMAD

SHAREEF

K MUNNI 601681878

483 ECE AIET

21-

Mar-

2000

34. KAR/19/SD/F/

170834

CHINMAY

A BHAT K

K

K K

LAKSHMINAR

AYANA BHAT

PARAMESH

WARI K K

795658987

187 ISE AIET

20-

Apr-

2001

35. KAR/19/SD/F/

170835

BRIJESH

REDDY K

H

S HARISH

REDDY

ANURADH

A

693959831

262 CSE AIET

19-Feb-

2001

36. KAR/19/SD/F/

170836

MANOJ

KUMAR M

K

MALLIKARJU

N K M MALA K M

587164123

035 ISE AIET

22-Sep-

2000

37. KAR/19/SD/F/

170837

DENIL

PAUL PAULOSE K .V

MOLLY

PAULOSE

507753714

002 ISE AIET

23-

Apr-

2001

38.

KAR/19/SD/F/

170838

MALLIKA

RJUN

BASAVAR

AJ

GORAVAR

BASAVARAJ

M G JAYASHRI

510469343

045 ME AIET

4-Jan-

2001

39. KAR/19/SD/F/ DUSHYAN VARADARAJ KEERTHI 528504149 ECE AIET 15-


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170839 TH SHEELA 952 Mar-

2002

40.

KAR/19/SD/F/

170840

SHAMJETS

HABAM

NOREN

SINGH

SHAMJETSHA

BAM

NABACHAND

RA SINGH

SHAMJETS

HABAM (O)

KULLASHO

RI DEVI B

480567133

024 CVE AIET

10-Sep-

2000

41.

KAR/19/SD/F/

170841

UMAR

FAROOQ

KHAN

SHIRED

NASIR KHAN ABIDA

KHAN

636236723

298 CSE AIET

18-

Dec-

2000

42. KAR/19/SD/F/

170842 SHIVARAJ

NAGAPPA

BILLAVA SHIVAMMA

559951675

147 ME AIET

8-Jul-

2001

43. KAR/19/SD/F/

170843

KEERTHA

N P

KRISHNA

POOJARY GEETHA

445957634

144 ISE AIET

22-Feb-

2002

44. KAR/19/SW/F

/170844

GLEVETA

REYONA

NORONHA

RONALD

NORONHA

GEETHA

DSOUZA

930225949

927

BCA ADC

30-

Aug-

2001

45. KAR/19/SW/F

/170845

VIBHA

RAO

P

RAJASHEKHA

RA RAO

REKHA

RAO

615132060

096

Bsc ADC

17-

Nov-

2001

46. KAR/19/SW/F

/170846

KUMARI

KHYATHI

PREMANAND

A SHETTY VIJAYA

787578256

493

Bsc ADC

10-Jul-

2001

47. KAR/19/SW/F

/170847

DEEKSHA

K KUMAR. M. M

VASANTHI.

S. K

657119309

085

BCA ADC

20-

Apr-

2019

48. KAR/19/SW/F

/170848

AKSHITHA

C V

VENKATARA

MAIAH C K

POORNIMA

R

453043666

226

CSE AIET

8-Nov-

2019

49. KAR/19/SW/F

/170849 SUMA N R NAGARAJ H ROOPA R

462683307

171

ECE AIET

30-

Mar-

2002

50. KAR/19/SW/F

/170850

NAYANA

G

SHIVAKUMAR

.G

SHASHIKAL

A.G

574434509

157

ECE AIET

29-Oct-

2001

51. KAR/19/SW/F

/170851

AISHWAR

YA M T MANJUNATH NANDINI

929570443

678

ECE AIET

24-Jun-

2001

52. KAR/19/SW/F

/170852 SINDHU R RAJU

VENKATAL

AKSHMI

601112341

685

ECE AIET

16-Sep-

2000

53. KAR/19/SW/F

/170853 MADHU K KRUPESH K V

YASHODA

K

775325266

859

ECE AIET

8-Feb-

2001

54. KAR/19/SW/F

/170854

SPOORTHI

A M ABBANNA.M

LAVANYA.

A M

432692501

660

ECE AIET

28-Jun-

2001

55. KAR/19/SW/F

/170855

SANDHYA

KAPSE

BASAVRAJ

KAPSE

BHARATI

KAPSE

535385479

191

CSE AIET

26-Jan-

1999

56. KAR/19/SW/F

/170856

DEESHA D

SHENOY

DEEPAK

SHENOY

KAUP

SHYLA

DEEPAK

SHENOY

643107494

959

CSE AIET

8-Apr-

2001

57. KAR/19/SW/F

/170857

PRENITA

PRINSAL

SALDANH

PETER

LANCELORD

SALDANHA

FLOSSY

EULA

SALDANHA

929222755

094

ISE AIET

22-

Nov-

2001


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A

58. KAR/19/SW/F

/170858

HARSHITH

A R

SHETTY

RATHNAKAR

SHETTY

BHARATHI

R SHETTY

589569408

317

ECE AIET

8-Nov-

2001

59. KAR/19/SW/F

/170859

THANUSH

REE M

MANJUNATHA

S SAVITHA A

485148563

212

ECE AIET

27-

Apr-

2002

60. KAR/19/SW/F

/170860

PUSHPITH

A P PRAKASH P NAVEENA P

251113748

754

CSE AIET

7-Apr-

2001

61. KAR/19/SW/F

/170861 RASHMI K KAMALARAJ ANUSUYA

906047446

508

ECE AIET

23-

Aug-

2001

62.

KAR/19/SW/F

/170862

ANKITA

SANNADU

RGYA

NAIK

SANNADURGY

A L NAIK

SUSHILA

NAIK

863032068

042

ECE AIET

18-

Nov-

2000

63. KAR/19/SW/F

/170863

THRISHAL

A M MURALI P AMBIKA N

450327885

987

ECE AIET

18-Jan-

2001

B & C CERTIFICATE EXAM

Total 37 cadets appeared for B Exam conducted by Mangalore GP HQ from 15

Feb to 16 Feb 2020

SD SW Total

2nd Year 11 04 15

Extension cadets 02 02 04

Total of cadets appeared for C certificate exam conducted by Kar & Goa Dte

from 22 Feb to 23 Feb 2020

SD SW Total

3rd Year 08 01 09

Extension cadets 01 01 02


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ROLL OF HONOUR

CDT CHARAN M S

Dept. of ME, AIET

ALL INDIA VAYU SAINIK CAMP, JODPUR 2019-20

CDT CHETHAN B U

Dept. of BSC, ADC


CDT KIRAN K

Dept. of AE, MITE



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CAMP DETAILS

1. SSB CAMP:

Cdt S Nikhilesh had attended SSB coaching camp at OTA Kamptee, Nagpur from 29 Apr to

08 May 2019.

2. Air Force Attachment Camp:

Cdt Mahammed Rashik had taken part in Air Force Attachment camp held at Air Force Station

Dundigul, Hyderabad from 18 Jun to 30 Jun 2019.

3. Vayu Sainik Camp:

a. Total of 12 cadets attended VSC-1 held at Air Force Station, Jalahalli, Bangalore

from 29 Aug to 07 Sept 2019.

b. Out of 12 cadets, 05 Cadet were selected and attended VSC-2 held at Air Force

Station, Jalahalli, Bangalore from 13 Sept to 22 Sept 2019.

c. Further 03 cadets were selected and attended VSC-3 camp held at Air Force Station,

Jalahalli, Bangalore from 22 Sept to 02 Oct 2019.

d. Finally 03 cadets were selected and attended All India Vayu Sainik Camp held at

Jodpur, Rajashan from 05 Oct to 15 Oct 2019.

4. IGC/RDC Camps:

a. Total of 05 cadets had attended IGC-1 camp held at Vidyagiri, Moodbidri from 27

Sept to 06 Oct 2019.

b. From Flt – B, 05 cadets attended IGC-2 camp held at Vidyagiri, Moodbidri from 09

Oct to 18 Oct 2019.

c. From Flt – B, 05 cadets continuid to attended IGC-2 camp held at Vidyagiri,

Moodbidri from 22 Oct to 31 Oct 2019.

d. Total of 04 cadets were selected and attended IGC camp held at Hoskote, Bangalore

from 01 Nov to 10 Nov 2019.


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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

1. FOREST DAY

On the occasion of FOREST DAY on 21-03-2019 a Social activity was held at Thodar near Alva’s

Engineering College Mijar on 17-03-2019 Sunday. Total of 20 NCC Air wing cadets of FLIGHT-B

were part of this activity. It was followed by a rally from AIET to Thodar in which cadets prepared

handmade charts which briefed about saving forest, after the rally cadets performed a skit show

which had a message on wildlife protection and deforestation uses.

Cadets briefed the civilians about saving the forest and asked them to plant saplings as a sign

for encouraging afforestation on any auspicious occasions.

2. WORLD WATER DAY

The world water day will be celebrated on 22 Mar of every year. We the cadets of Air Wing of

Alva’s College, Moodbidri affiliated to No. 06 Kar Sir Sqn NCC, Mangalore conducted a rally and

skit on 24 Mar 2019.


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The focus of this rally and skit is to realize the value of water to the local residents, so that they can

efficiently utilize the water and maintain the hygiene of water bodies. This rally was conducted at

Yadapadavu, Moodbidri. Total of 25 cadets took part in this rally and 15 cadets performed the skit

out of which 18 SD and 07 SWs.

There were two places where the activity was conducted one was at yadapadavu bus stop and another

one was at yadapadavu market. Intention was to give awareness of importance of water, conservation

of water.

We invited the public to watch the skit. In the skit we explained present, past and what will be the

future situation of water. We gave information about fresh and saline water on earth.

The local residents have very much appreciated and gave the compliments for the same. We took

photos with the public they accompanied us by telling slogans.

Next we went to market place where people gathered to watch our skit we played it and there also we

received the complement to our skit we were rewarded with 3 litres of water they got the message

from our skit that they must use water judiciously in order to preserve the same for the future

generations.


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3. WORLD HEALTH DAY

On the occasion of WORLD HEALTH DAY on 07-04-2019 a Social activity was held at

Yedapadavu near ALVA’S INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING COLLEGE, Mijar on 07-04-2019

Sunday. NCC Air wing cadets of 06 Kar Air Sqn NCC/FLIGHT-B conducted this program.

It was followed by a rally from AIET to Yedapadvu in which cadets prepared pluck cards and

posters on health issues and briefed about treatment, medical care information at emergency times of

casualties. Cadets approached the civilians and made them understand the importance of health,

types of disease, and symptoms of disease. A skit was performed by the cadets spreading awareness

on importance of health, by which the civilians got impressed for the message showcased. A basic

first aid kit was shown and taught them when and how to use it.

The best part of the social activity was while approaching civilians, cadets meet with a person who

was consuming tobacco and immediately stopped him from consuming and explained the effects of

consuming tobacco, after thinking the person thrown the wrapper in front of everyone.

The main message which showcased was HEALTH IS WEALTH. At the end cadets informed the

civilians to keep their surroundings clean and addressed to avoid plastic and keep their family

healthy so that the India remains healthy and world remains healthy.


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4. INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY

VENUE : AUDITORIUM OF AIET, MIJAR

TIMINGS : 0600 – 0700 hrs

DATE: 21 JUN 2019

ORGANIZED BY : ALVA’S COLLEGE OF NATUROPATHY AND YOGIC

SCIENCES(ACNYS) and NCC (6 KAR AIR SQN NCC – AIR WING NCC)

GUEST OF HONOUR : Dr.AKHILA JOSHI (FOUNDER OF AKHILASOUKHYA)

The international yoga day was celebrated at AIET Auditorium in collaboration with ACNYS

and NCC. The program was inaugurated by the president of ACNYS Dr.Vanitha Shetty and the chief

guest for the day Dr.Akhila Joshi. There were 25 SD & 05 SW NCC cadets along with the students

of yogic sciences took part in both inauguration program and followed by practical session of yoga.

In the inauguration a warm welcome speech was delivered by the guest. A very brief

introduction of yoga was given. The awareness of yoga and its health benefits were given to the

students and cadets. The cadets and students took part actively and participated with full josh.


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Many asanas were taught and performed by everyone in the auditorium. Performing

everything was a great challenging task for each and everyone who was present.

At the end of the program the awareness was spread to everyone. The cadets and students

were motivated enough to practice yoga every day and as regular routine.


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5. MEGA POLLUTION AWARENESS PROGRAM

Objectives: To create awareness among public about pollution effects.

Total of 23 Cadets of Air Wing NCC conducted a Rally and interacted with locals to create

awareness about air pollution, water pollution, surrounding wastes. This activity was conducted at

Moodbidri town on 06 Jul 2019.

Cadets told about noise pollution, air pollution, water pollution, cleanness and convince about to

keep our surroundings an explained to be aware on mass pollutions that are damages to

environment and can cause health problems like cancer, heart-attack etc.

In this social activity cadets also conducted a skit based on pollution awareness in street. This skit

made easy to interact with people and cadets interacted with every shops in town and said about

mass pollution

Conclusion: BY doing this activity cadets improved leadership quality, communication skill and it is

a wonderful experience. Being NCC cadets it is our responsibility to conduct such activities.


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6. KARGIL VIJAY DIWAS

Kargil Vijay Diwas, named after the successful Operation Vijay, is celebrated in India on 26 July.

On this date in 1999, India successfully took command of the high outposts which had been lost to

Pakistan.

The intension of visit is to realize and understand NCC Cadets about the real heroes of our country.

To create awareness among NCC cadets to take up the defense service as career and to have real

patriotic feeling in them.

The cadets of an Air wing NCC of the Alva’s Institute of Engineering And Technology, Moodbidri

affiliated to No. 06 KAR AIR SQN NCC, Mangalore, celebrated Kargil Vijay Diwas with Indian

Coast Guard Officers and Personnel at ICGS Amartya on 30 Jul 2019. Total of 29 cadets, 11 First

year students (Aspirants of NCC), 01 Flt Cdr and 01 PI staff took part in this program.

During visit to ICGS Amartya, Cadets were briefed by the Deputy Commander Sathya Prakash

about the operations of ICG. He is the chief in charge of Amartya Ship. He is also an Ex-NCC cadet.

He explained the structure of ship Amartya, also explained about the functioning of controls and its

operations, Bridge (the neck of the ship), CNR 91 the machine gun it operation and range of

4000mts, etc. He explained about modes of entry to join the Indian coast guard, career in Indian

coast guard services.


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Cadets also visited the ICGS Kasturba Gandhi, here GD Officer Vasu sir briefed about that ship. It

is the oldest ship commissioned in 2006. It has same features as that of ICGS Amartya.

All the cadets received the refreshment from ICGS Mess. At the end of the session, all the cadets

received the refreshment from the ICGS Mess. And as a token of respect and gratitude, Flt Cdr

Flying officer Parveez shariff B G presented a memento to the officers.


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In return, Deputy Commander Satya Prakash, presented a small gift to our ANO.

It was a wonderful opportunity to all the cadets to explore the ship design, understand its operations

and role of Indian Coast Guard and much more.

We thank CO of Armatya ship, Deputy Commander Sathya Prakash, Asst Commanded Dhaneshwar

and the all the staff of Amartya Ship, for giving us such a wonderful opportunity to visit the ship. We

also thank CO of 06 Kar Air Sqn NCC and staff for continues support and encouragement to conduct

such activities. We also thank our Principal and Management for providing all the necessary

facilities to conduct the events.


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GLIPES OF INTERACTION


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7. TREE PLANTATION DRIVE

A Tree plantation drive, social activity was conducted by the cadets of Air Wing NCC/ Flt – B on 04

Aug 2019. The drive took place at Alva’s Homeopathy Medical Garden, at Shobavana Camp, Mijar,

Moodbidri. Total of 26 cadets and 37 NCC aspirants took part in the drive.

Flt Cdr of Flt – B had approached the forest department officer at Moodbidri to collect the sapling.

Forest department had given the recommendation to collect the saplings from the Karkala forest

department. Flt – B received 40 saplings of teak-wood plants from the forest department of Karkala.

The main aim of this drive was to spread and create awareness to protect the environment. We

selected the empty places in the garden of Shobhavana campus to plant the saplings in a well-

organized way. All 43 plant saplings were planted on this occasion. In order to restore the eco-

balance of the afforestation, this tree plantation drive was taken with all seriousness. The tragedy is

that we are bent upon cutting down the trees which were planted by our senior generations. It is very

common sight that everyday numerous trees are cut down to satisfy the human needs and greed. The

painful aspect of the picture is that none of us is ready to think of their replacement. Trees keep the

stream of life running. Without trees, the atmosphere gives a barren look where there will be no sign

of living organisms.

Keeping these things in mind we underwent tree plantation drive. All of them were highly

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plants. This drive was a huge success empowering the cadets with substantial knowledge of

environment and plants and simultaneously enhancing their social skills.

Forest Department was so kind, they provided us saplings. We on would like to thank the forest

department for generous support in giving the samplings for the betterment of ecosystem.

We would also like to thank Commanding Officer & Staff of 06 Kar Air Sqn NCC, Mangalore for

continues guidance and support in conducting these drives.

We also thank our Principal and Management for providing the vehicle and other necessary facility

to collect saplings and in conduction of tree plantation drive.


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GLIMPSES OF THE TREE PLANTATION DRIVE


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8. INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP EVENT IN ASSOCIATION WITH INDIAN

COAST GUARD SERVICES

The CADETS OF 6 KAR AIR SQN NCC (FLIGHT-B), Alva’s College attended the international

coastal cleanup event organized by the INDIAN COAST GUARD SERVICES. The event was

organized at sasihithlu beach on 21/09/2019 i.e. Saturday and a total of 26 Alva’s NCC Air wing

cadets and our ANO attended the event. The main purpose of the campaign was to create awareness

among the students and army personnel’s and educate the youth about the importance to save

beaches and keep the surrounding’s clean to save the life of water animals and nature. The

commandant briefed about swaccha bharat abhiyan and asked the cadets to take keen interest in

cleanliness drive as a national interest and emphasized the responsibilities of the cadets towards

changing the mind-sets of the people regarding the cleanliness issues in the country. Thereafter

organized ourselves into two teams and launched the cleanliness drive throughout the beach and its

surroundings. We thank Indian coast guard services for giving us this opportunity to take part in the

cleanliness drive and spread awareness.


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OTHER ACTIVITIES

1. INDEPENDENCE DAY PROGRAM

All Cadets of Flt- B Air Wing NCC along with Army, Navy Wing, Students and with entire

foundation staff, Independence Day was celebrated on 15 Aug 2019.


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2. HAMS RADIO COMMUNICATION DURING DISASTER MANAGEMENT

On 24th September there was a guest talk on HAMS Radio communication during disaster

management by the founder of Indian Institute of Hams Dr.Shankar Sathyapal VU2FI.

The program was organized by the Department of ECE, AIET in which 29 cadets Air wing Flt – B

of 06 Kar Air Sqn NCC took part in the talk, to understand how to setup communication link during

disaster management. Dr. S Sathyapal is the managing trustee &Director (admin) & Officer

Commanding (communications) Directorate of Civil Defense. He got two Rajiv Gandhi national

awards and gold medal for his service and he was awarded the engineering excellence awards.

INDIAN INSTITUTE OF HAMS (IIH) was established as a registered trust in 1993 for promoting

amateur (HAM) radio in India.

What is amateur radio (HAM Radio)?

Amateur Radio (ham radio) is a popular hobby and service that brings people, electronics and

communication together. People use ham radio to talk across town, around the world, or even into

space, all without the Internet or cell phones.


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HAM radio operators need to pass an examination for the license. The syllabus for the examination

is Electronics theory i.e, basic electronics, Receivers and transmitters, Antennas and wireless

transmission, wave propagation.

He various activate he carry out as follows,

o Field days to train Ham operations to setup and handle effective communications during

disasters are conducted at regular intervals.

o Demonstrations, lectures, slide and video presentation programming are conducted at various

educational institutional and social organizations as and when called for.

o Seminars, workshops and mock drills are conducted periodically.

o Fox Hunts (Radio direction finding) are organized almost every year.

o Quiz-on-air program.

o Electronics assembly workshops.

HAM Radio doesn’t need internet to communicate, it just need a good line of sight. During disasters

the internet may not work properly but the HAM radio can. The is a team called HAM action force in

which the team members use HAM radios to communicate and help the people.All things are

permitted to talk over the HAM radio

The term HAM is a person, who is deeply interested on radio communication, setting up their own

private radio station in their home, conducts experiments and develops global experience. We can

communicate people from all over the world by setting frequency bands like VHF, UHF, HF. There

will be a specific code language to communicate the hams of different places and different

languages. There will be certain call signs for different people and different countries. The call sign

for :- Australia – VK; Japan – JA1, JA2, JA3; USA - AAA-ALZ, KAA-KZZ, NAA-NZZ, WAA-

WZZ. He also briefed about Morse code. Morse code is a character encoding scheme used in

telecommunication that encodes text characters as standardized sequences of two different signal

durations called dots and dashes or dits and dahs. Morse code is named for Samuel F. B. Morse, an

inventor of the telegraph.


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Morse code :- dots and dash

Dr. Shankar Sathyapal VU2FI explaining about HAMS Radio communication.

Students and staff of AIET gathered for the guest talk by Dr. Shankar Sathyapal

VU2FI


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ANNEXURE I – CAMP DETAILS

Sl. No.

Camp From date

To date

Location AIET ADC Total

1. SSB Camp 29

Apr

2019

08

May

2019

OTA Kamptee 01 - 01

2. Air Force Attachment

Camp

18 Jun

2019

30 Jun

2019

Dundigal, Hyderabad

- 01 01

3. Pre-VSC 1 29 Aug

2019

07 Sept

2019

Air Force Station, Jalahalli, Bangalore

08 04 12

4. Pre-VSC 2 13

Sept 2019

22

Sept 2019

Air Force Station,

Jalahalli, Bangalore

02 03 05

5. Pre-VSC 3 22

Sept 2019

02

Oct 2019

Air Force Station,

Jalahalli, Bangalore

02 01 03

6. All India Vayu

Sainik Camp

05

Oct 2019

15

Oct 2019

Jodhpur, Rajasthan 02 01 03

7. IGC 1 27 Sept

2019

06 Oct

2019

Vidyagiri, Moodbidri 02 03 05

8. IGC 2 09 Oct

2019

18 Oct

2019


9. IGC 3 22 Oct

2019

31 Oct

2019


10. IGC 01

NOV 2019

10

NOV 2019

Hoskote, Bangalore 04 - 04

Cadets attended for SSB Camp, OTA Kamptee From 29 April to 08 May 2019

Sl No. REGIMENTAL

NUMBER

RANK NAME

1. KAR/17/SD/F/160234 CDT S NIKHILESH


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Cadets attended for Air Force Attachment Camp Dundigal

From 18 Jun to 30 Jun 2019 at Dundigal

Sl No. REGIMENTAL

NUMBER

RANK NAME

1. KAR/17/SD/F/160225 Cdt Mahammed Rashik

Cadets attended for VSC-1, Air Force Station, Jalahalli, Bangalore From 29 Aug to 07 Sep 2019

Sl No. REGIMENTAL

NUMBER

RANK NAME

1. KAR/18/SD/F/160286 CDT SHASHANK S P

2. KAR/18/SD/F/160276 CDT MITHULESH J M

3. KAR/18/SD/F/160282 CDT RUBESH MURTHY G

4. KAR/18/SD/F/160275 CDT LAXMANNA B HEBBAL

5. KAR/18/SD/F/160268 CDT ALWIN SAM ANIL

6. KAR/18/SD/F/160282 CDT VISHWESH V BHAT

7. KAR/18/SD/F/160294 CDT KIRAN K

8. KAR/18/SD/F/160272 CDT CHETHAN B U

9. KAR/18/SD/F/160282 CDT SAQLAIN RAZA

10. KAR/18/SD/F/160213 CDT CHARAN M S

11. KAR/18/SW/F/160305 CDT SHILPASHREE B R

12. KAR/18/SW/F/160307 CDT SNEHASHREE R

Cadets attended for VSC-2, Air Force Station, Jalahalli, Bangalore

From 13 Sep to 22 Sep 2019

Sl No. REGIMENTAL

NUMBER

RANK NAME


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1. KAR/18/SW/F/160305 CDT SHILPASHREE B R

2. KAR/18/SW/F/160307 CDT SNEHASHREE R




Cadets attended for VSC-3, Air Force Station, Jalahalli, Bangalore From 22 Sep to 02 Oct 2019

Sl No. REGIMENTAL

NUMBER

RANK NAME




Cadets attended for AIVSC, Jodhpur From 05 Oct to 15 Oct 2019

Sl No. REGIMENTAL

NUMBER

RANK NAME




Cadets attended for IGC-1, Vidyagiri, Moodbidri From 27 Sep to 06 Oct 2019

Sl No. REGIMENTAL

NUMBER RANK NAME


2. KAR/18/SD/F/160268 CDT ALWIN SAM ANIL

3. KAR/18/SD/F/160287 CDT SHETTY GAURESH GANESH


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4. KAR/18/SD/F/160292 CDT YUVRAJ B N

5. KAR/18/SW/F/160310 CDT VARSHITHA T R

Cadets attended for IGC-2, Vidyagiri, Moodbidri From 09 Oct to 18 Oct 2019

Sl No. REGIMENTAL

NUMBER RANK NAME





5. KAR/18/SD/F/160270 CDT C M SHARATH CHANDRA

Cadets attended for IGC-3, Vidyagiri, Moodbidri From 22 Oct to 31 Oct 2019

Sl No. REGIMENTAL

NUMBER RANK NAME






Cadets attended for IGC, Hoskote

From 01 Nov to 10 Nov 2019

Sl No. REGIMENTAL

NUMBER RANK NAME






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ANNEXURE II – B & C CERTIFICATE DETAILS

CADETS APPEARED FOR C CERTIFICATE EXAM

SL.

NO.

REG. NO. NAME Present /

Absent Grade Obtained

1. KAR/17/SD/F/160213 CHARAN M S P B

2. KAR/17/SD/F/160214 CHIRAG K R P B

3. KAR/17/SD/F/160222 KEERTHINATH B M P B

4. KAR/17/SD/F/160225 MAHAMMED

RASHIK P B

5. KAR/17/SD/F/160229 MAYYA SHARATH

KUMAR P B

6. KAR/17/SD/F/160234 S NIKHILESH P B

7. KAR/17/SD/F/160242 VIKAS M P FAIL

8. KAR/17/SD/F/160244 VIVEKANAND S

BEKKERI P B

9. KAR/17/SW/F/160263 SHREETAL

KALABANDI P B

EXTENSION CADETS

10. KAR/16/SW/F/160195 NIHARIKA P B

11. KAR/16/SD/F/160156 DHANIK P FAIL

CADETS APPEARED FOR B CERTIFICATE EXAM

SL.

NO. REG. NO. NAME

PRESENT

/ ABSENT

GRADE

OBTAINED

1. KAR/18/SD/F/160268 ALWIN SAM ANIL P A

2. KAR/18/SD/F/160270 C.M. SHARATH

CHANDRA P B

3. KAR/18/SD/F/160272 CHETHAN B U P A

4. KAR/18/SD/F/160275 LAXMAN B HEBBAL P B

5. KAR/18/SD/F/160276 MITHULESH J M P B

6. KAR/18/SD/F/160277 MOHAMMED

SAQLAIN BAIG P B

7. KAR/18/SD/F/160281 PUNEETH K P B

8. KAR/18/SD/F/160282 RUBESH MURTHY G P A

9. KAR/18/SD/F/160286 SHASHANK S P P

10. KAR/18/SD/F/160287 SHETTY GAURESH

GANESH P

11. KAR/18/SD/F/160289 VISHWESH V BHAT P A


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12. KAR/18/SD/F/160291 YUVARAJ.H D

13. KAR/18/SD/F/160292 YUVRAJ B N P B

14. KAR/18/SD/F/160293 PRAVEEN KUMAR D

15. KAR/18/SD/F/160294 KIRAN K P A

16. KAR/18/SW/F/160296 ANURADHA V P FAIL

17. KAR/18/SW/F/160300 HARSHITHA.T D

18. KAR/18/SW/F/160303 SAMRUDDHI A

BOGAR AB

19. KAR/18/SW/F/160305 SHILPASHREE B R P A

20. KAR/18/SW/F/160306 SNEHA SHUKLA D

21. KAR/18/SW/F/160307 SNEHASHREE R P A

22. KAR/18/SW/F/160308 SPOORTHY V V P A

23. KAR/18/SW/F/160310 VARSHITHA T R P A

24. KAR/17/SD/F/160233 RITESH S SHETTY D

25. KAR/17/SD/F/160235 SAGAR SHRISHAIL

EMMI D

26. KAR/17/SD/F/160240 VIGNESH K R D

27. KAR/17/SD/F/160243 VIRESH B SIRIMANI P A

28. KAR/17/SD/F/160212 BALAJI V D

29. KAR/17/SD/F/160218 GAUTHAM M P A

30. KAR/17/SD/F/160247 ANKITHA

CHAURASIA P B

31. KAR/17/SW/F/160250 BHAVANA AB

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