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Laxman Chaudhari
Beginner-Level 4
It depends on your experience and interview terms. A fresher can get up to a minimum of 2.2 Lacs PA and more and maximum with an experience of 4 years can get up to 6 to 7 Lacs PA.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
There is no prerequisite to learn manual testing but an understanding of basics of computer and information technology is good. For manual testing, you also require good domain knowledge such as Finance, healthcare, etc. In order to learn testing automation, you require strong programming expertize in at least one programming and scripting language.
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Michael WarnePassionate Blogger and Technology Enthusiast
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As far as I know, CCNA & CCNP both have good scope. You have to do the first CCNA after that you can do CCNP to grow your job profile. A lot of friends have done both certification course from Koenig-Solutions.com
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
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Hello,
Both the job roles you have mentioned are potential career options and most sought for in the IT sector. Both the courses offer high salary and high career growth, however, based on the current conditions, the testing sector in the IT field currently is over-saturated. There are a huge number of potential candidates than the actual job vacancies. On the other hand, software development is a bit more difficult as it involves more innovation. Being difficult, many candidates are not able to make it till the end, but if one is able to do, it surely has far more opportunities compared to a Software Tester.
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Both the job roles you have mentioned are potential career options and most sought for in the IT sector. Both the courses offer high salary and high career growth, however, based on the current conditions, the testing sector in the IT field currently is over-saturated. There are a huge number of potential candidates than the actual job vacancies. On the other hand, software development is a bit more difficult as it involves more innovation. Being difficult, many candidates are not able to make it till the end, but if one is able to do, it surely has far more opportunities compared to a Software Tester.
I hope this answers your que
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
Guide-Level 15
Hello Gurdeep,
Both software testing and networking have ample jobs, it entirely depends on your interest and the domain in which you want to specialise. If testing different types of software and finding out the bugs interests you then opt for software testing and if how various networks are setup and how the communication channel works interests you, then opt for networking.
Both software testing and networking have ample jobs, it entirely depends on your interest and the domain in which you want to specialise. If testing different types of software and finding out the bugs interests you then opt for software testing and if how various networks are setup and how the communication channel works interests you, then opt for networking.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
Yes, it's correct that getting a job in core electronics is difficult (but not impossible). IT jobs are easily available in comparison. To get core job you can appear for GATE and score good and get into PSU sector. This is one option you can look.
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Sandeep JoshiI am a SAS Admin Analyst by profession.
Beginner-Level 4
If you are good in statistics and calculations then SAS has tremendous opportunities in data mining, analytics and data science. If you like finding bugs in a software then you go for software testing.
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