Submissions made so far for Internal Assessment in Academic Writing.

The submissions made as assignments and tests are given below: An x represents a submission made in   Mechanics (1) Opportunities (2) Equivocator (3) Essay 1(4)  Thesis  (5) Online  (6)     Mid Term  (7)


Roll. No.        Name                                       1 2 3 4 5 6 7

LEC052001 Adwaidh S                               x x x x x x x

LEC052002 Afina Shamsudeen               x x x x x x x

LEC052003 Afsana B.Chowdhury               x x x x x x x

LEC052004 Agna Philip                               x x x x x x x

LEC052005 Akshaya Anishkumar               x x x x x x x

LEC052006 Amrutha T A                               x x x x x x x

LEC052007 Anagha Nair                               x x x x x x x

LEC052008 Anaswara T H                        x x x x x x x

LEC052009 Annette Sebastian               x x x x x x x

LEC052010 Annie V Verghese                       x x x x x x x

LEC052011 Anu S                                       x x x x x x x

LEC052012 Aparna Reghunathan               x x x x x x x

LEC052013 Ardra A P                               x x x x x x x

LEC052016 Christy Mariya Joy               x x x x x x x

LEC052017 Deepthi M                               x x x x x x x

LEC052018 Devika P                                       x x x x x x x

LEC052019 Devikiran                                x x

LEC052020 Elizabeth Jacob                       x x x x x x x

LEC052021 Gayathri M G                               x x x x x x x

LEC052022 Gopika N                               x x x x x x x

LEC052023 Hanna P A                               x x x x x x x

LEC052024 Jesly Sebastian                        x x x x x x x

LEC052025 Julia Mathew                       x x x x x x x

LEC052026 Jyothis Cyriac                        x x x x x x x

LEC052027 Kavya S                                       x x x x x x x

LEC052028 Leona Maria Renny               x x x x x x x

LEC052029 Meenakshi Raj                        x x x x x x

LEC052030 Megha Prakash                       x x x x x x x

LEC052031 Mousumi Akter                           x x x x x x x

LEC052032 Muhammad                               x x x x x x

LEC052033 Naina T P                               x x x x x x x

LEC052034 Neha S Remanan                       x x x x x x x

LEC052035 Priyanka                                       x x x x x x x

LEC052036 Riya Fathima                                x x x x x x x

LEC052037 Rizwana                                       x x x x x x x

LEC052038 Ruth John S                               x x x x x x x

LEC052039 Saiga Susan Thodathil               x x x x x x x

LEC052040 Sambath U M                       x x x x x x x

LEC052041 Sandhiya J                               x x x x x x x

LEC052042 Sethulakshmi C S                       x x x x x x

LEC052043 Sneha Sunny                               x x x x x x x

LEC052044 Syed Amaan Raza Rizvi       x x x x x x x

LEC052045 Tanmaya Kishan       x

LEC052046 Trinath Naik

LEC052047 Varsa Muthyalu                        x x x x x x x


Three people have not made all submissions. Their names are marked in red.

If there is any discrepancy, bring it to my notice by Monday through email.

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