CS 3RD YEAR

 ODD SEMESTER :5 SEMESTER
1.WEB TECHNOLOGY
   A:CORE JAVA QUESTIONS
  B:INTRODUCTION TO CSS
  c: COMPUTER NETWORKS
  D: LAST YEARS PAPERS CS ALL SEMESTER
 E. PPT ONVARIOUS TECHNOLOGY

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