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Where do you live?: karachi

Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please): dayab

Which college or university?: NED university

Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?: jamshed dastoor

Your graduation date?: 2011

Your major?: electronic engineering

What do you do for a living?: I teach (part time tutions)

Any professional affiliations? Memberships in professional orgs?: no

What have you done for your alma mater lately?: not applicable

Tell us about you:: I m doing engineering from NED university in electronic, recently i m in third year, i have done my intermediate from Adamjee college. In 2009 i took part in science exhibitions and worked in the designing of robotic arm.In 2010(this year) i have got myself busy in doing marketing of a science exhibition named SPEC(students' Project Exhibition and Competition), every year organised in NED university under the supervision of electronic department.

What are your hobbies?: playing football and hang out with friends in liesure hours

Your favorite books?: lord of the rings

Favorite Music:: Pakistani pop songs

Favorite TV Shows:: extreme engineering

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