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At
Microsoft India Development
Center our teams develop
strategic products for Microsoft
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I was born in Lucknow, on 7th May 1985. I did my schooling from St.
Francis College, Lucknow. Currently I am pursuing my Engineering from
Ajay Kumar Garg Engineering College Ghaziabad. Since beginning I have
been a Computer Addict ( Mainly Playing Games on it.) but started
a bit of programming when I was in my class 6th . By the time I reached
class 11th, my interest developed more when Mr.Bhalla, my Computer teacher
gave me challenging questions to solve. |
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| My hobbies are to
Play Computer games, do Programming in C\VB .Net and
also maintaining my website on my hostel LAN. Listening
to Kishore Kumar’s Song and playing Unreal Tournament
is what I like to do in leisure time. |
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| My future goal is
to develop quality software for people through which
I could change the way of life of people and the way they
communicate. I not only want to excel professionally but
also socially. I even want to become a good human being
and serve mankind in the best possible way. |
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2003-Till Date |
Pursing B.Tech. (Computer Science & Engineering)
from Ajay Kumar Garg College, Ghaziabad affiliated
to U.P. Technical University, Lucknow. |
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Aggregate
up to 5th Semester |
73.18%
[Currently Moving To 4th Year] |
| 2002-2003 |
12th Boards (ISC) |
86.80%(St.
Francis’ College, Lucknow) |
| 2000-2001 |
10th
Boards (ICSE) |
78.00%(St.
Francis’ College, Lucknow) |
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Operating System: |
MS-Dos,
Windows 9x/XP. |
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Front End: |
C, C++, VB .Net, Basic, HTML (Using FrontPage),
ASP .Net. |
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Back End: |
MS
ACCESS, SQL Server 2000. |
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Programming |
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Web Designing |
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Portal for Reliance Infocomm. UP
Security Circle. |
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Front-end: |
ASP |
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Back-end: |
MS. Access |
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Environment: |
Windows
XP |
| Project
Description: |
Portal
developed for Reliance Infocomm (UP Security
Circle) for interactive communication of CSO
with respective ASO around a state. |
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OCR using Artificial Neural Networks. |
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Front-end: |
VB
.Net 2002. |
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Back-end: |
MS. SQL 2000. |
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Environment: |
Windows
XP. |
| Project
Description: |
Software
which reads an Image File and Identify the
Character drawn. |
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Cyber Café Management |
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Front-end: |
VB
.Net 2002. |
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Back-end: |
MS. SQL 2000. |
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Environment: |
Windows
XP. |
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Description: |
A
complete billing Software for a Cyber Café. |
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| In the present context
I will say that working with Microsoft was one of my
dreams, which is partially fulfilled when I joined
Microsoft IDC Hyderabad as an intern of code4bill
contest. It would be completed only when I get a job
offer from Microsoft. Moreover to win this contest is
everybody’s dream and so was mine. Hence I would be trying hard to complete
my internship successfully and face my expo and interviews
to my best. |
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| Here
are some of the questions that the code4bill contestants
answered. How about trying your hand at them? |
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Multiply
14332 represented in base -7 with 16430 represented
in base -8 and represent the output in base -9. |
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An array
contains 9 occurrences of 0s, 8 occurrences of 1s and
7 occurrences of 2s in any order. The array is to be
sorted using only swap operations. What is the minimum
number of swaps needed in the worst case to sort the
array? |
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You are given an infinite number of cookie boxes containing either 6, 9 or 400 cookies. You are allowed to use these boxes in any combination so desired. What is the maximum number of cookies that you cannot give out using the above boxes? |
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