Computers & IT (Non-Engg)
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Institute of Engineering and Management| Salt Lake City, Kolkata
Calcutta Institute of Engineering and Management (CIEM), Jadavpur University
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University of Rajasthan-Jaipur
Amity University, Jaipur-Jaipur
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You may pursue PGDCA (Post Graduation Diploma in Computer Applications ) and if some institute provides PGDCA on cloud computing then go for that. Otherwise, MCA is also a good choice.
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You may enroll for a programming course. Free web clips are available on the internet for beginners. Also, you may take a beginner or professional course from www.e-gain.co.in
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(a) Software Engineer or Developer
(b) Software Tester
(c) IT support Engineer (for desktop and server)
(d) Network Engineer
(e) Customer Support Engineer
(f) Business Analyst
(g) Quality Analyst
With experience resources can grow into senior roles like team leader, project manager, program manager, architect, designer, account coordinator, etc.
In addition, there are support roles also available in IT sector for MBA and other graduates in the field of sales and marketing, HR, RMG, finance, admin, lega
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You will be shocked to see their cl
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These days, when it comes to any IT course (be it B.Sc. or BE/B.Tech), students are bit skeptic about its scope and the career prospects associated with it. Especially, keeping in mind, the things that occurred within the IT Industry after the recession, they are right to a certain extent. But the fact is that IT is still a field that boasts a healthy growth rate. IT graduates will have no trouble in landing decent jobs as long as they pursue IT courses from reputed colleges/ institutes/ universities. Starting salary in general is around 15-30k rupees per month.
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