respected sir, i did my MCA in 2013 when i am going to attend
to an interview i was asked about my project how will i
explain my project could please help me in this and my project
title is "Social Networking Site For Social Responsibility"
Answer / kar4u
Starting with your project name...
then team size
duration of project
then explain about project..
like wat are the benfits of your topic(project)
&&& so...
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