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Rajesh Kumar Singh is a mining engineer with 28 years of work experience.
During his career, he has served as the head of the mining department and as vice president of Balasore Alloys. He is currently a visiting professor at Mewar University where he teaches BTech students.
Rajesh Kumar topped his batch in BTech mining from BIT, Sindri.
A gold medallist, he has cracked the GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) twice -- in 1993 and 1994 -- with an All India Rank of 14 in 1994.
He has also cleared the Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs (IICA) Independent Director Test.... more
Ellabelli Question by Ellabelli on May 17, 2025
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My name in jee mains application is E.HARSHA and in all other documents it is ELLABELLI HARSHA . is there might be an trouble during jossa counselling

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