Software Engineering Past Papers

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When we were in school we used to have surplus amount of  past papers, and we used to practice them in order to get prepared for the exam day.
But now in university or college ( till bachelors ), we don't have overabundance of or even sufficient past papers. We tried to get them from our seniors or from the teachers. Teachers mostly do not provide any past paper for practicing and senior students usually don't have them, so from where we can get these papers? How can we practice?
If you are the one who is in desperate need of past papers regarding Software Engineering courses then here you go.....
GTUInfo provides them for free, it provides the semester wise and subject wise past exam papers. 
so what are you waiting for? click this link and grab the past papers for practicing more and more for improving your grades.


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