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Assembly Language
Artificial Intelligence
C Programming
C++ Programming
Visual C++
OOAD
Cobol
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SQL Server
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Rest and WCF Services
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Networking
OOPs Concept
HTML
Dos
SQL
System Analysis & Design
Gadgets
Internet
CSS
Javascript
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VB.Net
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