To B.E. or Not to B.E.?
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To B.E. or Not to B.E.?]
After targeting the software world in his previous satire LOSER, Dipen Ambalia now has engineering students on his hit-list!
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"1) Who do you think is responsible for the origin of engineering?
A) Foreign terrorists
B) Some Russian
C) Some American
D) Surpanakha
2) Do you know the relation between submissions and corruption?
3) Who the hell was the father of viva?
4) How are Indian housewives inevitably related to engineering students?
5) What is the "All Engineers are bloody Dogs" theory?
Dipen Ambalia answers these and a lot of other such questions and solves puzzles related to an engineer's life with great humour and fun.
Join him on this heavenly ride of an engineering student's life and answer the quintessential question: To B.E. or Not to B.E.???
Review
"Hilarious! Reminded me of my engineering days! Every engineer asks himself the same questions "To B.E. or Not to B.E.?"
Varun Agarwal, author of National Bestseller
How I Braved Anu Aunty and Co-founded a Million Dollar Company
"Witty, fun take on engineering days.."
Priya Narendra, author of National Bestseller
You Never Know When You'll Get Lucky
"...Reminded me of the golden days of my life! The mass bunk, hostel life, vivas . . . Everything flashed before my eyes!"
Sachin Garg, author of bestsellers
It's First Love and Never Let Me Go
About the Author
An electrical engineer from VJTI (2004), Dipen Ambalia gets electrified by his penchant for words. Not only has he experienced the IT industry for eight tumultuous and enjoyable years, but has also successfully passed his high-voltage thoughts through his two other books In Their Shoes (2010) and LOSER (Life Of a Software Engineer) (2012) (National Bestseller). He has worked in companies such as Polaris Software Labs Ltd. Mphasis- an HP Company, Citiustech and Hexaware.
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