IT & Systems

Hi Nikita, since you have already taken up your Bachelors in a stream related to computers, all you will now need is to concentrate on technological training to become a programmer either from an institute recognized under ISO or NEILIT. Now what type of training should you go for totally depends upon which stream programmer you wish to be, for example: web developer, UI developer, Java developer, Game developer etc. All the different programming streams have got different technology codes to learn. You may also go through basics of any type of coding like HTML, CSS, Java from the websites like www.tutorialspoint.com or www.w3schools.com or many other websites wherein you can check and make your decision which programming language you feel comfortable with.

Hi, Getting a range of work experience in hardware, operating systems, software and team leadership will enhance your skills portfolio. Some degree courses include a placement year or a placement in your final year of study, where you can develop your practical skills and build a network of contacts. Summer placements and internships in IT are also offered by a range of companies. Speak to your university careers service about where to find vacancies. Work experience in a corporate environment can help to develop your commercial awareness, client management skills and the ability to understand and communicate the business benefits of IT. So all the best for future.