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you are in 5th semester only. YOu have one more semster. So try to score more into your project and increase your percentage much more. Dont worry about not clearing in single attempt. If you make your percentage much more ot would compensate that. Also strengthen your aptitude, technical, communication skills and this would give your good career in a easier way.

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Top MNC 's like Wipro, HCL,TCS conduct Campus interviews in reputed colleges and Universities.

They usually conduct the test for final year students. some of the companies allows third year studs to allow to attend the selection..

The following things they expecting from the students :

students should have 60% marks from 10th onwards.

Excellent communication skills.

no arrear papers in each semester.

Problem solving skills.

Hope this will help you to understanding the selection procedure..

As far as the freshers of any branch ,if they have good aptitude skill, communication skill,with some wide knoweldge in some of the programming languages and database concepts anyone could be successfull in entering into the IT filed.

With just your qualification of Msc(Chemistry) I would say getting job in testing side would be difficult. BUt Kishore you could get one provided you learn some testing tools and get certification in the same.

As you said your expereince in teaching side would not be considered if you want to get into development side of software. There are two options for you. You could try in the training side of software where your teaching experience would be consdiered.If you want to enter only into development field of software I woul suggest you to improve your technical skills. After this get in touch with good consultants and give you resumes. You would soon get your entry in software field. All the Best.

written test, GD, tech.interview., with HR

.net is good as far now.. do not confuse... do .net certification and join even if its a startup company, sure u will get a good one.

ISRO graduate trainee exam - min 60 % eligibility, but they will shortlist only if u have good score( viz 75 - 80 %)...

pattern -> be strong in Mathematical aptitude, Engineering concepts(CSE)..(will be tough)..

If you have any queries in preparing resumes post it in the appropriate section in this website and get guidance from professonial experts. Then look for job oportunities in websites,ads,etc.. and apply for the job.

Group Discussion have become an integral part of recuritment procedure. Usually Group Discussion are conducted for those who get through written test. Written Test are generally called for those with consistent track record with cut-off average ranging from 60% to 70%.

Both are same. Indian Testing Board (ITB) is the International Software Testing Qualifications Board (ISTQB) approved national board for India. ITB is responsible for the "ISTQB-Certified-Tester" Certification in India.

as far as i know, i think ALMOST all(if not all) companies look your whole academic performance(NOT CURRENT DEGREE ONLY).But if u have 60% throughout,then it is fine!

Friend...which specialization ru interested in...if u havent then this is the time to decide..then comes various options in IT ....such as Finance,Mktg and systems ..here ur attitude plays a major role ...if ur inclined towards hardware,networking,Languages ,etc tehn systems...financilas then former one..if interested in brochure,website design handling,media planning,etc then the latter one.....after all these comes the job aspects ...so first begin to anayze ....bye

Just do it casually. Think that u dont want to get selected in this interview. Just think that this is a practice. Be casual.

You can learn some courses like C,C++,Java as one set or if you know basics of C n C++ you better learn Java n Oracle/SQL.

S.A.P is good for M.B.A students.now...

can you pls tell in which feild is more intresting for you biz management or software testing? because both are having good future and money.if you want to stick to your degree then you can apply for jr. mangement jobs.

Your percentage is on the lower side for entering into majot MNC companies. But I would suggest you to strengthen your aptitude,technical,communication,presentation skills to get your entry faster.Prepare a good resume and You can get in touch with good consultants who can help you get your entry into job.Also search good job websites which would have openings of major companies displayed in it.All the Best.

Never loose your hope. The trick here is to keep applying, today or tomorrow you are bound to get a job. Have no doubts since there are lot of opportunities and demand. Keep looking and in the mean while, try to learn as many new things as you can, You can get well versed in testing, Just learn whatever you can. Everyday go through Interview Questions and Specialise in one technical subject. Be thorough and be prepared to answer all sorts of questions on the subject you choose to specialise.

You will certainly asked to give valid reason for the backlog. Most of all, major companies will insist only on candidates with consistent track record and who average percentage over 60-70%.

In industry, what really matters how hard working (i.e industrious) you are and how well you can get results. Those are only things that matter. Rest are all are preparations. For instance, if you have good training on math it is likely that you will be a better programmer (although there are no guarantees). But I do see your concern about not having high grades or scores. But you can make up for this my working harder (yes, very hard) to get First Class (or Distinction) and probably your earlier scores don't matter much to your potential employers. As an example I can quote my own experience in this matter. I didn't have First Class in HIghSchool but in College I worked very hard to get Distinction and I continued that tendency in Post Graduate (M Tech) program to get high scores and there good recommendations from my professors which helped me to get into MS in America.So to answer your question, this shouldn't matter at all, though could be some employers who might be picky about this. But most employers do not care that much about earlier academics. How well you can do things currently is what matters. So roll up your sleeves and show what you are capable of.

selecting a elective depend on ur interest ,nyway now a days geotech and structural engg has got great demand in india and abroad( has also demand 4 evrnmnt),doing mba /m.tech depend on wether u want to be core or change the field wht i suggest is construction tech and mangmnt as m.tech whh is in demand now offered @ iitd n iitm etc.do look at lntecc.com whh gives sponsership to this programm @ iitd n iitm

Mathematics graduates can work as actuarians especially in insurance companies. But because you prefer programming, you can also go to banks to create their needed programs. Anyway, any professional company that has an IT department can hire you if you know programming and at the same time an expert in math problems.

Dont wory.Go for either Embeded design or Vlsi or Digital signal processing.These three are having significant valu for your future.

If u plan to join in software company then as a fresher u must be familiar with objective questions till 12 th and so long as to increse your communication skills,presention skills.iq.Go for some good mazanies and have a practice with reading news paper. All the best