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HelpYouHelpMe
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Posted on 12-11-12 5:49
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Graduating with an engineering degree suggests you are a mathematically inclined student. Also, since you are interested in programming you should starting learning java ASAP. Learning RDBMS concepts would be a nice touch too.
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sikaru
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Posted on 12-11-12 6:36
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samjhibaschhu
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Posted on 12-12-12 9:08
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hi sikaru, i am in same situation..i am graduating this month with degree in construction engineering but i dont see any job coming my way...i am thinking of going to consultancy for RDBMS training...my IT knowledge is null... god bless me...
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soul_survivor
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Posted on 12-12-12 9:15
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Just curious, does JAVA training by itself would be good enough to land a job? Of course, i m talking about taking semo desi route...
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