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New answer posted•8 years ago
Jayant Gupta
8 years ago
It all depends on which college are you graduating from and an average salary is 4.5 lacs.

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Jayant Gupta
8 years ago
Yes, there are many sites offering certification in programming language like Sololearn, W3school SQL.

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Jayant Gupta
8 years ago
Can you please mention the name of the city for which you are talking about?

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Jayant Gupta
8 years ago
Duration for Java certification courses is 3 months and after learning Java language, you should go for Java Advanced.

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Jayant Gupta
8 years ago
Both options are better in terms of career prospects but it all depends on which field you want to go either in private sector and public sector, but for preparing government exams, it would be better.

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Jayant Gupta
8 years ago
There are a lot of programming courses to pursue like C+, Java, Android, Python, Swift and Ruby.

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Jayant Gupta
8 years ago
You should choose C and C+ for the short-term courses.

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Jayant Gupta
8 years ago
My friend, you don't have any other choice other than learning programming language for computer engineers in India.

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Jayant Gupta
8 years ago
You should do SQL it would be better after completion in specialisation in Oracle.

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Jayant Gupta
8 years ago
I think you should be before SQL server languages, because through SQL, you can go for web development and web designing, and also even in Oracle.

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