PakAlumni Worldwide: The Global Social Network

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CIS 2001-02

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This group is the home to all students of Computer and Information Systems Engineering, Batch 2001-2002, at NED University of Engineering & Technology.

Members: 22
Latest Activity: Oct 11, 2007

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Another Martial Law : Constitution decimated Yet again

Started by Sheikh Adeel Danish Nov 7, 2007.

Eid Mubarak !!! 2 Replies

Started by Abu Ibrahim. Last reply by Syed Sameem Hussain Oct 16, 2007.

Lets Discuss Eid ( Preview ) :-) 2 Replies

Started by Sheikh Adeel Danish. Last reply by Sheikh Adeel Danish Oct 11, 2007.

Earth calling CIS... can u hear me CIS? 5 Replies

Started by Suhaib Jalis Ahmed. Last reply by Abu Ibrahim Oct 9, 2007.

Twenty20.. so what r the oddz? 8 Replies

Started by Suhaib Jalis Ahmed. Last reply by dfadf Sep 22, 2007.

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