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Where do you live?
Dubai
Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please)
Naumaan Farooq Hassan
Which college or university?
NED-UET
Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?
lots of
Your graduation date?
1997
Your major?
Electrical (Telecommunication and Power)
What do you do for a living?
working in a mobile networking company

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At 10:01am on December 25, 2007, khalid Hassan said…
AOA & Eid Mubarak Nomi, Welcome aboard! Good to see you here, you can add arshad, javed, umar n saqib in you contacts as well. we also have functonally dead mechanical 91-92 group as well that u can join.

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