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- Where do you live?
- Dhaka
- Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please)
- Abdus Salam
- Which college or university?
- NED UET
- Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?
- No
- Your graduation date?
- august 1993
- Your major?
- Electrical Engineering
- What do you do for a living?
- Service
- Any professional affiliations? Memberships in professional orgs?
- Institution of Engineers, Bangladesh
- What have you done for your alma mater lately?
- nothing
- Tell us about you:
- I was an Nedian in 1987-88 batch and have been working as a manager(Electrical) in a Group of companies in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Instead of being a Bangladeshi, I still fill for my fellow class mates of NED and other brothers of Hostels. I am a bearded man and put on Islamic dress either in praying or in Offices. I still hope and have the ability(mental and physical) to restart studies. I had done a Post Graduate Diploma in ICT field in 2007.
- What are your hobbies?
- Reading, Mind Culturing and Preaching
- Your favorite books?
- The Holy Quran
- Favorite Music:
- N/A
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