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Where do you live?: Karachi, Pakistan

Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please): Hijab Saleem

Which college or university?: Karachi University

Your graduation date?: 2009

Your major?: HRM and Marketing

What do you do for a living?: I am working in a HR consultancy as HR Officer

Tell us about you:: I am working in a HR consultancy as HR Officer. I have certain senior level positions for Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Architect Engineers. For that I need to contact alumnis of NED.

What are your hobbies?: Reading books

Your favorite books?: Autobiographies

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