Aashiqe M.Sc. Geology Resume
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Aashiqe Raza is seeking a challenging position utilizing his M.Sc. in Geology. He has a 57.55% overall from Jiwaji University in geology courses. His educational background also includes a B.Sc. in Geography from Aligarh Muslim University. His technical skills include Microsoft Office and his interests are in petrology, petroleum geology, and mining geology. He is a quick learner dedicated to work and has hobbies including cricket and visiting new places.
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K. Arumugam is seeking a position that utilizes his knowledge and skills in computer applications, networking, programming languages, and tools including C, C++, Java, ASP.NET, Tally, MS Office, Oracle, MySQL, and MS Access. He has a BSC in Computer Science from Gobi Arts & Science College and is currently pursuing an MCA from Erode Sengunthar Engineering College. His past projects include a "Taluk Office Maintenance and Supervising System" using ASP.NET and SQL Server 2008. He enjoys activities like cricket, kabbadi, drawing, and gardening.
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This document is a curriculum vitae for Md Irshad Alam, who has an M.Sc. in Geology from Jiwaji University. He completed his graduation in B.Sc. Geography from Aligarh Muslim University. His objective is to associate with an organization where he can utilize his skills as a fresher post-graduate. He has technical skills in Microsoft Office programs and geology field work experience. His interests include mining geology, petrology, and petroleum geology, and he enjoys photography and cricket in his free time.
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Vishal Shirole's resume summarizes his educational qualifications and career objective. He completed his Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering from SBGI College of Engineering in Miraj, obtaining an aggregate percentage of 57.02%. Previously, he attended Pandit Nehru Vidyalaya & Jr. College in Kavalapur, scoring 68.67% in 12th grade and 71.07% in 10th grade. His technical skills include basic C and C++ programming and Microsoft Office 2007. He aims to use his strengths like adaptability, teamwork, decision making and communication to succeed in an organization. Shirole gained work experience as a service adviser for Tri Colour Honda and currently works as an assistant engineer at Excellent
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- 1. CURRICULUM VITAE Aashiqe Raza (M.Sc. Geology) Department of Geology Jiwaji University Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh Ph.: 08791028704/08982107637 E-mail: razaaashique786@gmail.com Career Objective Seeking a challenging position in an organization that entrust me with responsibilities to the organization through which I can enhance my skills and abilities to contribute to the success of the organization by fully utilizing my skills and knowledge. Educational Qualifications Graduation Level & Post-Graduation Level: Examination Discipline Year University CGP A Post-graduation M.Sc. in (Geology) 2012- 14 Jiwaji Universit y, Gwalior I st sem 51.52% IInd sem 53% IIIrd sem 61.22% IVth Sem 65% Overall = 57.55% Graduat ion B.Sc.(Geography ) 201 2 Aligarh Muslim Univers ity 53.22 % School Level: Clas s Boar d Yea r % marks Intermediate BSEB Patna 200 9 63.44 % High School BSEB Patna 200 6 71 % Technical Skills Operating System: XP, Windows 7 Operating software: Microsoft office word, Microsoft office power point, Microsoft Excel. Training & Project/Dissertation Work: At present training “ Geo-Environmental study of Sagmania Limestones mine in Satna around District (M.P.)”. Geological Field Work:
- 2. M.Sc. Sem.-III Academic Field training has been carried out around Gwalior, Sivhpuri, Morena area. M.Sc. Sem.-I Academic Field has been carried out around Gwalior area, Madhya Pradesh, India. B.Sc. Part-I Academic Field work near Fatehpur Sikri. Utter Pradesh. B.Sc. Part-I Academic Field work near Fatehpur Sikri. Utter Pradesh.
- 3. Interest Area: Petrology Petroleum Geology Mining Geology Strengths: Quick Learner, dedicated towards work, adaptable to new circumstances Hobby: Playing cricket, Attending Religious seminars, Visiting library, Swimming, Meeting new faces, Visiting new places and Adventure tours with friends Personal Information Date of birth : 15th Fab 1991 Sex : Male Father’s name : Mr. Jumrati Ansari Father’s occupation : Agriculture Mother’s name : Mrs. Sairun Nesa Domicile District : East Champaran (Bihar) Nationality : Indian Languages known : Hindi, Urdu & English (Read, Write & Speak) Permanent Address : House No-850, Village- Jalwatoly, P.o.- Hussaini, P.S.- Dumriaghat Distt.- East Champaran, (Motihari) Pin Code-845423 State- Bihar (India)Pin No.845423 INDIA REFERENCES: Mr. R. N. AHSAN(HASAN)
- 4. Focus Energy Limited, New Delhi Mob: +91-8875013181 Email: rnahsan@yahoo.co.uk DECLARATION: I hereby declare that all the information provided here are correct to the best of my knowledge. Date: Place: (Aligarh) Aashiqe Raza