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Debate on Reality Shows Are Boon in India
CURRICULUM VITAE RAJNISH KUMAR Ph: +91- 98767 – 97096 Email: kumar.rajnish82@gmail.com

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|Course / Degree |Board / University |Percentage |Year of Passing |
|Xth (Mathematics, Social science, English, Science, Hindi, |PSEB |78% |1997 |
|Punjabi) | | | |
|XIIth (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, English, Punjabi) |PSEB |56% |1999 |
|B. Sc.(Non Medical) |Punjabi University |56% |2002 |
|M.C.A. |Rayat Engg. college | 80% |2007 |
| |Railmaja | | |
| | | | |

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