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hi i am vikas shingare. Basicaly my high school education is
completed in kinwat which is in nanded. recently i completed
my bsc degree from vasantarao naik college from aurangabad.
i have been 10 month experience in manisha infocom which is
in stpi aurangabad.There is project which is known as tender
info and my role in that as backoffice execative. i have to
visit various site and collect the tender from that site and
they goes on next section.my father was goverment servant my
mother is house wife i have two elder brother and one
sister. about my hobby i would like to chating net surffing
and driving in evining at late night.
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