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Autobiography About Myself
ASSIGNMENT ON
AN AUTO BOIGRAPHY ABOUT MYSELF
ASSIGNED BY MISS MUBINA KHONDOKAR

NAME: MD KHAJA BAHAUDDIN MOROL
ROLL NO:
SUBJECT: BUSINESS COMMUNICATION

Introduction: I am very much thankful to Miss Mubina Khondokar for giving me a chance an opportunity to think and write an autobiography about myself. This assignment not only let me to think about myself, but also let me known what I really was, what I really am, and what I really wanted to be. It reminded me many several memories that had been forgotten from my mind. Here I came to knew that some of my dreams were remain left behind and some wishes are still waiting to be fulfilled.

Childhood: I was born in the late 70’s in a middle class Muslim family near Dhanmoindi, , Bangladesh. I was their elder son among the three. I was given a name “MD. KHAJA BAHAUDDIN MOROL” by my grand father and was raised in combined joined family. There I got four brothers and seven sisters. So including my friends and family I can say that I passed my childhood very charm fully. My parents are not highly educated so they always had a dream to make me educated. They put me in an English medium school but couldn’t carry further. So later I was again put back to bangla medium school. Although my parents have a dream on me but I was never monotony to my education, rather I loved to play cricket, badminton, kites, and any outdoor games.
Hobbies :
I did have some hobbies right then in my childhood. It was like a passion to me. My hobbies were to collect coins of different countries and also collecting stamps. I do not carry these hobbies anymore and I distributed these collection to many of my students for encouraging them in their studies. I never had the hobbies to read book. But I liked to read TIN GOYENDA very much. I collected more than 150 copies of it. I loved to see some TV serials like CRONICALS OF NARNIA, THE GIRL FROM TOMORROW, THUNDERCATS and etc.
Youth :
There are many memories that I

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