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1. Aagyashree Mainali

2. Aarshee Poudel

3. Aashik Yadav

4. Aayush Adhikari

5. Aayush Kumar Mishra

6. Aayush Pandit

7. Aayush Shrestha

8. Adarsh Joshi

9. Agaman Banjade

10. Anshuman Ayer

11. Anurodh Gole Tamang

12. Anush Tiruwa

13. Arush Jha

14. Ashlesha Dhakal

15. Bibhusha Raya

16. Briyana Singh Adhikari

17. Chhoden Sherpa

18. Chhyoing Tamang

19. Deepti Tamang

20. Jeshika Basnet

21. Kripa Pokhrel

22. Kristina Adhikari

23. Madhuraj Mandal

24. Mahima Tamang

25. Nayan Lakha

26. Pratigya Gupta

27. Preniya Shrestha

28. Prince Kandel

29. Rahul Kumar Yadav

30. Sabina Dhungel

31. Samanta Poudyal

32. Samrat Raj Dahal

33. Sangam Bhurtel

34. Shaan Neupane

35. Shreyan Bhattarai

36. Shreyashi Adhikari

37. Sp Thakur

38. Spriha Aryal

39. Starsheena Khadka

40. Suaana Gurung

41. Sumit Kumar Yadav

42. Suraj Kumar Mahato

43. Swikrit Poudel

44. Tanchokhang Yonghang

45. Yusahang Rai


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