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First I would suggest that you make up your mind in terms of what area you want to pursue your career in. Testing or software development of teaching. I am not sure about teaching, but both software development and testing have huge potential going forward. Some companies do and some do not consider teaching experience as relevant experience to their job requirements. However, I think all in all you can always negotiate on what amount of your total experience can be taken as relevant while taking up the job. Dont be too hung up initially on this and if you are ready to work hard, you would be able to more than make up for the shortfall, if any. Bottomline :- Define your focus and then go for it with full steam. Not much is lost yet. If you keep dilly dallying between if you should this or that, then it could get late.all the bestrgdskabir.

From your question it seems that you are applying/trying for your first job. In that case, what I would recommend is that you have your fundamentals pretty well under your belt. Have a thourogh knowledge of the projects you did in college and be thourogh with the computer science fundamentals. Ability to write short programs and demonstrate logical thinking through use of flowcharts would be an advantage. In the interview , do not try to show that you are master of everything, but instead talk about your core strengths and invite any questions in that area. Of course, choose a company that has work in the area which match your core strengths.all the best.rgdskabir...

Since you have some experience in autocad and that means solid modelling, why dont your try to get employed with some leading architechts or construction companies. There is a construction boom currently in India and I believe there are lots of companies that do their drawing and walk-throughs of their proposed plans to show to their clients. Through autocad, you could also try to get a job in the design dept. of automobile or automobile ancillary units(eg. bharat forge, big forging company) in India since this industry is also booming. Additionally, you could take some training on an animation and modelling package like 3D studio max and try for the entertainment industry/advertisnment industry/commercials. If you want to get back to core software development, I guess you may need to do an advanced 2/3+ years course from an institute like NIIT, etc and then probably start from begining in your career.all the best and hope this helps.rgdskabir.

First dont lose your hope.Since the companies get huge volume of resumes you might have got a call till now. BUt you wouold surely get it. Make the resume attractive highlighting your proficiency and strengths.Because resume is the first filtering companies do.If you have queries in makeing the resume post it in this website I wouold guide you on the same.All the Best.

no problem u can learn that course with confident and do hard work..after completion of course u can put 2+ yrs exp..

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

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.

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

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.

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%.