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|Vinod kumar chandrasekaran B.E(CSE) | |
|Resident Address : |Permanent Address: |
|G-2,Shalimar apartment |G-2,Shalimar apartment |
|New maniklal estate |New maniklal estate |
|Ghatkopar(w) |Ghatkopar(w) |
|Mumbai-84 |Mumbai-84 |
|Email:vino.gct@gmail.com | |
|Contact No:+91 9594607151 | |

“To scale new peaks in the corporate sector by expanding the horizons of technical knowledge, managerial and creativity skills, thus benefiting the organization”.

| | | Board/University | Year of passing | Percentage |
|Course |Institution | | | |
|SSLC |Shree Gawtham matric High Sec|Tamilnadu Board |2003
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