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Belonging to a Business Family has its Pros and cons. I being in one such family always felt this difference when comparing our mindsets with those working for someone else. Since childhood, I have seen my Father and uncles successfully handling their individual and family businesses so smoothly that it also shaped up my way of thinking and changed my perspective of looking at things.

I have actively helped my Father in managing our Family Business multiple times, simultaneously completing my Engineering. This experience has been so helpful and enriching that I started taking interest in understanding the business aspect even while working as an Engineer.

Since school days I was always inclined in understanding the subject beyond the …show more content…

On the internet I became a part of some amazing forums where I used to get the latest information about Internet and Mobiles, this eventually led me to take up computer engineering as a career.

During my Engineering, I found all my Practical sessions more fascinating than classroom lectures. I also developed a habit of reading E-Books every night which made me curious about upcoming technologies in the IT field and Importance of Management required to handle its vastness.

Database Management System, Advance Database Management System, Computer Networking and Data warehousing were my favorite subjects. I spent most of my reading time in understanding these subjects in detail.

While learning these subjects my interaction with the Educators made me understand how the data flows in the Database, connectivity between the servers, integration of the databases, managing humongous amount of data and many such concepts in a great detail. Software Engineering was another subject which taught me a lot about Project Life Cycle, Risk Analysis, Cost Management, …show more content…

I also took part in two Technical Poster Presentations first in the second year and were the Runner-up for our topic of Artificial kidney transplantation organized by Biomedical department and were the winners in the Fourth year where the topic was on Google Fiber. I also took part in Technical Quiz competition and worked as a Freelance Technical content writer for almost a

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