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  • May 2020 PG Formative assessment and physical attendance for 2019 batch

DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL MEDICINE
PG’S FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT and PHYSICAL ATTENDANCE FROM 15.05.2020 TO 31.05.2020
(1st YEAR 2019-20 BATCH)


May
15.05.2020 to 31.05.2020
(Total number of working days 17)

  • S. No
Name
Formative assessment based on learning log 
Physically Attended  Days
Leaves



1
Dr. Ajith Kumar
16
1


-
2
Dr. K. Vaishnavi
17
-


-
3
Dr. A. Vaishnavi
17
-



4
Dr. Zain Alam
15
2



5
Dr. Sushmitha
15
2


-
6
Dr. Aashitha
17
-


-
7
Dr. Rashmitha
17
-


-
8
Dr. Nikhitha S.T.
17
-


-
9
Dr. Divya Chaitanya
17
-


-
10
Dr. N. Ushasree
17
-


-
   

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