Answer / abhishek

Hi to all. There is no specific pattern regarding ONGC
programming question. So just sharpens your programming
skills from any of a study material you find. all the
best. :)

Answer / j3sr

Waiting for somebody to give answer...thanks

Answer / nagarjun

"Hi to all. There is no specific pattern regarding ONGC
programming question. So just sharpens your programming
skills from any of a study material you find. all the
best. :) "..

Hi Please guide me which book i have to prepare.

Thanks in advance.

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