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i have completed a hardware & networking diploma of 1.5 year.
i have also completing a B.Sc. 2nd year appear.so what i do for next carrier
could any one suggest me?
i not have interest in B.SC. (plane pcm group)
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hellow
i have completed a hardware & networking diploma of 1.5 year.
i have also completing a B.Sc. 2nd year appear.so what i do for next carrier
could any one suggest me?
i not have interest in B.SC. (plane pcm group)
Can you go in a little more detail...
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