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Name: Kiranmayi M
Address: **********
****** Nagar
********** Road
**city**, Karnataka - *PIN*
Email ID: **********@gmail.com
Contact No.: **********


Career Objective:
Looking for a challenging career which demands the best of my skills and also helps me in enhancing my present skill and knowledge.


Synopsis:
A fresher with a B.A degree and a M.A degree in English Literature from *XYZ* College, *city name*.


Profile:
· Thorough knowledge of spoken and written English
· Up-to-date knowledge of the soft skills necessary for good communication
· Good at organizing competitions and events
Educational Qualification:
· M.A. ( English Literature) with --.--% aggregate from XYZ College
· B.A ( English Literature) with --.--% aggregate from XYZ College
· PUC 2 with --.--% aggregate from XYZ PU College in *year*
· 10th with --.--% aggregate from XYZ School (_____ Board) in *year*


English language Skills Set:
· Excellent at reading and comprehension
· Good listening and comprehension skills
· Contemporary knowledge of written English
· Can speak fluent British English
· Upgraded skill of verbal and written communication to live up to the competitive global world


Extra Curricular Activities:
· Had qualified for the second round in the International Olampiad Competitive Exam for English Language (Class 9)
· Won several medals at the inter school level in the Olempiad Competitive Exams for English language (in Class 8,9 and 10)
· Won first prize at a District-level “Essay Writing” competition
· Won first prize for “Poem Writing” competition in school
(in Class 8, 9 and 10)
· Won first prize for “Story Writing” competition in school (Class 9)


Hobbies:
· Reading books of various genres, written by local or foreign authors.
· Reading magazines and newspapers
· Writing short stories and poems


Strengths:
· Hardworking
· Disciplined and punctual
· Positive and open minded
· Good at maintain interpersonal relations


Personal Details:
· Date of Birth: **/**/****
· Sex: _____________
· Languages known: English, Kannada, Telugu


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