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anil_thakur200559
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12/27/2006 7:07 AM

Dear Sir

My self is Anil and passed my three year Diploma in Electronics Engg. At presently working with Beacon Weir Ltd. as a Marketing Engg. Now I want to go for further education & want to complete my Btech in Mechanical Engg. With my job may It possible, Because there is too much chanse to grow in Pump line.

So please guide me

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Anil Thakur

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01/01/2007 10:31 AM

help you in what. go to grundfos or wier pump site and educate yourself in pump. go to google and type anything pump, water, steam, burner, boiler, panel, shit etc., and scan thru all pdf or html files and download to educate. make printouts, buy a shredder machine, shred all printouts, roll them and gulp down with glass of water then sleep and in moring "FULLY EDUCATED".

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sun
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Re: For Education

01/02/2007 8:22 AM

Hi anil,

You cannot join in a Btech Mechanical Engineering course, as you have your Diploma in Electronics Engg.

But you can join in AMIE with your 10th or 12th std qualification

Best of luck

Best regards

sun
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