hello thank you for visiting my profile. here's a quick introduction. i'm mohan from bangalore(north-yelahanka). regarding education i have pursued masters in business administration. growing up, i was a disciplined and focused student with good academic records. at present i'm working as a financial analyst at ocwen financial solutions pvt ltd and co-founder of garuda precast (mfg of rcc prestressed precast compound walls). modern yet traditional. i come from an upper middle class, nuclear family background with moderate values. people describe me as a focused, supportive , loyal and friendly person. i'm a travel enthusiast and like bike riding too. i love watching movies and reading books in my free time. we belong to sc- adi karnataka right/chalawadi/holeya community and open for suitable profiles from other categories as well.
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