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Ashish PandeyCounselor & Career Planner

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Abhilash Das

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On a particular subject.

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Rohit GuptaI HATE COMPARISON.

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Ya sure you can choose. Any one among math, bio, ag

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deepak kumar guptayou never know how close u are

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Unless you solve conceptual subjective questions, it will be difficult but continuous practice can solve your problem.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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It will be difficult to advice you without details of of your education details. You are requested to share your educational details for right advice.

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It's in the infrared region. The peak wavelength can be usually 940 nm depending on the type of LED employed.

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