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Search and Society: Reimagining Information Access for Radical Futures
1 cv mohammad afaq farooqui
1. CURRICULUM VITAE
MOHAMMAD AFAQ FAROOQUI
Correspondence Add :
St. Philomina Bakery 9th
Belveder Road ,
Mazgaon Mumbai - 400010
Email : afaquebcaiise@gmail.com
Mobile : +91-99 67 409982
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Career Objectives.
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To obtain position with an association that is seeking individual who can analyze,
organize, and manage challenging tasks that promote growth through individual and
the organization.
Work Experience
One year and four months of experience as a php developer. ( Jan 2013 to Apr 2014 )
Academic Qualification
Master of Computer Application (M.C.A) completed with First division from Integral
University Lucknow in Year 2013.
Bachelor of Computer Application (B.C.A) completed with First division from Dr.
Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Agra , U.P in year 2010 .
Intermediate (10+2) Science Stream with CBSE Board completed with Second division
from Rani Laxmi Bai Memorial Senior Secondary School , Lucknow , U.P in year
2007.
High School (10th
) Science Stream with CBSE Board completed with First division
from Hira Public School Hanswar Ambedkar Nagar U.P in year 2005.
Project Training
B.C.A 6th
Semester Project Training on ASP .NET Technology completed from IBM
CEIS Lucknow on Project CareerAdvisor.
M.C.A 6th
Semester Industrial Training on .NET Technology completed from TATA
CMC Ltd Lucknow, on Project Employee Attendance Management Portal.
Technical Skills
Proficient or familiar with a vast array of concepts and technologies, including:
Elementary knowledge of Php with my Sql , HTML , C , C++ ,Asp.Net , CSS , Sql.
Area of Interest
Software Development
2. Web Development
Workshop
Participated in Two days workshop organized by Kyrion Digital Securities Pvt Ltd.
New Delhi on Loophole and Ethical Hacking venue at Integral University Lucknow in
2012.
Certification
Completed Php with My Sql from Ultramount Solutions Pvt Ltd Lucknow .
Name
Date of Birth
Mohammad Afaq Farooqui
5th
June1988
Father Name Late Mr. Juned Ahmad Farooqi
Mother Name Mrs. Mohsina Khatoon
Religion
Nationality
Marital Status
Islam
Indian
Single
Gender
: Female.
Male
Hobbies
Language known
Travelling,Playing Badminton
Hindi, English, Urdu
Permanent Address Vill and Post Neori , Distt Ambedkar Nagar U.P , India -224139
Passport No L6844709
Date of Issue 20/01/2014
Date of Expiry 19/01/2024
Place of Issue Lucknow , India
I here declare that the above statement is correct to the best of my knowledge.
Date : / /2014
Place: Mumbai MOHAMMAD AFAQ
FAROOQUI
Personal Details
Passport Details
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