i am a student of thapar university final year.can anybody
please help me with the exam pattern of the
companies:engineers india ltd. ; iocl ; UOP, HPCL.
If psbl plz send me the previous years questions on this
email id k_arora1987@yahoo.com. i d be really greatful


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