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from my diary blog belongs to Sia, an engineering student, and Divya Kumari, a rising web developer, and designer. It is started as a hobby to provide basic engineering college notes available to students of our university and other colleges. This is just a small effort we make in the field of education, from which we belong, to make the studies a little bit easier for our fellows.

It also helps them to cope up with missed lessons. We hope our efforts make the tough subjects easier and students enjoy learning instead of getting depressed. We just wanted to share the knowledge we gain as knowledge grows by sharing.


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