--Did projects on various platforms like JSP/Oracle, PHP/MySQL, ASP.net/MS Access.
--Participated in IBM's "The Great Mind Challenge" where I worked with DB2, J2EE, Ajax, Eclipse and Rational.
Extra Curricular:
--I served as a student's secretary during my post graduation. During my tenure, I have organized 3 intercollegiate technical symposium, 7 seminars and 2 workshops for my college
--Attended a 3-days program on "Mastering your skills" at Karl Kubel Institute of Development.
--I have won in many quiz competitions, sports events and paper presentations.
--An NSS volunteer and frequent blood donor
Rest:
--More active on social networking sites!(I love Orkut and MySpace)
--A google aspirant
--A good right winger in my college football team and an allrounder in Cricket
--Listening to songs and watching movies. My favourite genre is Drama and action. I also like historical movies.
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