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Scholar-Level 18
Your query is a little hazy. Calendar year in which you did 12th is missing. There are certain eligibility concerns for those who have done12th many years back. Then there is age limit too in many colleges. If formal universities are not allowing admission then you can opt for distance learning where age is no bar.
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Guide-Level 15
I would suggest you to proceed with core Java + Advanced Java combination. Learning Core Java + Advanced Java combination on Unix/ Linux environment will be an added advantage.
The following reasons will back up my statement:
1. Core Java + Advanced Java combination helps you to develop not only stand-alone applications, but also helps in developing web-based applications.
2. Learning Core Java + Advanced Java combination puts you a step ahead, if you go for android programming as well because android programming has its roots in Java programming.
3. Ninety percent of the start-up companies work on the JAVA environment. So, it provid
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 15
I would suggest you to proceed with core Java + Advanced Java combination. Learning Core Java + Advanced Java combination on Unix/ Linux environment will be an added advantage.
The following reasons will back up my statement:
1. Core Java + Advanced Java combination helps you to develop not only stand-alone applications, but also helps in developing web-based applications.
2. Learning Core Java + Advanced Java combination puts you a step ahead, if you go for android programming as well because android programming has its roots in Java programming.
3. Ninety percent of the start-up companies work on the JAVA environment. So, it provid
New answer posted
8 years ago
Guide-Level 15
I would suggest you to proceed with core Java + Advanced Java combination. Learning Core Java + Advanced Java combination on Unix/ Linux environment will be an added advantage.
The following reasons will back up my statement:
1. Core Java + Advanced Java combination helps you to develop not only stand-alone applications, but also helps in developing web-based applications.
2. Learning Core Java + Advanced Java combination puts you a step ahead, if you go for android programming as well because android programming has its roots in Java programming.
3. Ninety percent of the start-up companies work on the JAVA environment. So, it provid
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 15
Programming languages, networking and database are the most important sectors being recruited for. In programming languages, go for JAVA complete course (Core JAVA + Advanced JAVA + J2EE) or ASP.NET. For Database, go for ORACLE certified course. For networking courses, go for CISCO certified course like CCNA + CCNB.
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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
You can pursue a Java course but it won't help in future career prospects. Indian companies still look for a higher qualification. So, go for graduation in better field.
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