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John Smith

Student at Hyderabad Public School (June 2014 - May 2016)

Fine Arts,Sports

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Studying High School

Specialties Photography & Sports

Email johnsmith@mail.com

Mobile +91 123 456 7890

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Biography

Hi! I'm John Smith. I was born in Delhi. At the age of 9 I moved to Hyderabad, India and have been having the best time going on crazy adventures in this city of mine! I love making new friends so I'm glad you're here! Cheers.

Academic Details

Student at Hyderabad Public School

2014-present Hyderabad

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Student at Delhi Public School

2012-2014 Hyderabad

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Student at Srividya High School

2006-2012 Hyderabad

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Wins in School Level Rugby Tournament

6 Months ago

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Wins in Magazine photography contests 2016

1 Year ago

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