i am 2nd yr engg syudent in IT . which languages should i learn to help me to get a good job . thank you.?
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I am assuming you are talking about spoken languages and not programming languages.  In that case, Mandarin Chinese is the hardest to learn but the most beneficial.
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if you have good programming capable go to programming side means either java or .net .other wise go to testing side. otter wise oracle apps.
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I'd start with international companies like Toyota, Caterpillar, Honda, GM, Ford, etc.  I work for one of these and we put a lot of emphasis on the International Business folks.\n\nBasically any company that needs folks that understand import / export and monetary exchanges.  It also doesn't hurt to have language skills.\n\nGood luck!
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I am a professional programmer. My favorite languages are C++ and ASP (JavaScript). I'm not sure what you are looking for.
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yes english and spanish can get you a UN job. But French will give you advantage over spanish as it french is the second preferred language at UN!
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First, study the language. That is the most important thing. After you know the language, you can go on to more stuff.
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Search the net and find out the strengths and weaknesses of each language, as well as their "intended" purposes. Compare these to your personal needs and preferences, and make your decision based on that. Nobody can make that choice but you, so you are probably the best person to do the research.\n\nRawlyn.
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If you are going into a career in computer science you will experience continual change of languages and methodologies throughout your career.  Learning what these are based on will help you transition from one to the next with greater comprehension and ease than those who do not have this background.
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Depends on what you want to be doing.  If you want to be working on hardware and deep internal software code, I'd suggest C (this will also help with javascript for the internet).  If you want to work with interface, you might want to look at Visual Basic (will also help with ASP for windows based internet servers).  PHP is also an up-and-comer in internet programming.
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Do CA and then MBA. Then you will definitly get a good job.\n\nFor english communication, work on grammer with help of grammer books or coaching, then listen to alot of english stuffs(movies, news, serials on Star World etc.), think asif you are talking in english to someone else....stop translating and start thinking in english, talk to yourself and others in english. If you feel shy in talking to your friends and relatives in english then buy a headphone and mic and start chatting to people who can't see you or know you.....be ware that you need to  talk only in english. If someone points out ur mistake, appriciate it and don't feel bad otherwise you will not be able to learn. This much is sufficient!\n\nFor typing speed, try to memorise where the charesters are on the keyboard..which one is after which one, which one is before which one...things like that. Now, type everyday, may be something from newspaper. A regular chatting is also helpful in increasing speed....itz a fact, no kidding. People have found out that when they chat with many people at a single time then they try to type faster than anyother time, it increases speed tremendously. I have tried it.\n\nBoth, improving english and typing speed takes times....so have patience.\n\nSince you have done B.com, what the interviewer is going to ask is from your subject, so be well versed with the subjects of your graduation.\n\nIf incase you are thinking about higher studies, and your choice is MBA, take a coaching....atleast for maths as you might not have solved maths for a long time.
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I assume that you are working in a technical call center. If you would like to transfer to a more technical process, try pursuing MCSE or CCNA. Since, you are from electronics background, you might have to  put in a little effort. \n\nAlso, if you want to switch over to a software job, take u courses in languages like C, C++, Perl, XML, .NET. Go deep into  whichever language you take up. \n\nGet information from institutes like Zoom, Aptech, NIIT. The important thing is how much knowledge you gain by researching yourself after attending classes at such institutes.\n\nI am B.E. Computers from Mumbai University and I have seen many B.Sc graduates getting into companies like WIPRO, Infosys...Good luck.
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frankly speaking most languages are related ie the syntax is similar so you if you can learn to code in one you can easily grasp the syntax in others and the logic remains pretty much the same..my suggestion would be you learn to program in a high level language like C++ or java..from there you can graduate to others..\n\nyou can follow this flow\n\nC -> C++ --> java -->javascript --> python --> perl...\n\ni cant comment about .net and apache since i have never used them\n\nregarding Visual basic its mostly a graphical interface with some basic programming so my suggestion is get a good book on visual basic or a good website and start fooling about with it..you can easily learn it in a weeks time\n\nThese two websites are good to learn VB\n\nhttp://www.vbtutor.net/vbtutor.html\nhttp://cuinl.tripod.com/tutorials.htm\n\nDreamweaver is a  WYSIWYG editor so even if you dont know HTML you can design nice looking websites restricted only by our  creativity..anyway learning HTML is easy...\n\nthis website is good for HTML http://www.davesite.com/webstation/html/
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Latin is great from an intellectual standpoint. But if you want to learn an alternative language for productivity and business purposes, Chinese, Japanese, and Spanish are probably the best languages right now to learn and each has its own reasons. Spanish obviously for businesses based in the southern part of the US, Japanese for big and well established businesses, and Chinese because the economy over there is exponentially expanding and upstart businesses there will probably become fortune 500 within 2 years. Its a matter of opinion really.
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Well I would sy you should learn the language it will help yoou a lot.
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There are a lot of oppurtunities. It might take a month or two to find work but there is definitly work. If you havent graduated yet start looking foir work a month or two before your finish. If you can't find work just programs ome stuff while you are looking so you don't go rusty.\n\nThe nice thing about learning any programming language is that you can easily pick up other programming language as there are small differences between them, other than the syntax of course.  What i am trying to say is that it will be asy to pick the theory part.
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I suggest taking a class for this language. You can take an online course lested below.
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Living Language is a good company to use. I have Spanish and Japanese learning course. They are very easy to use and to understand. Here is there web site to check out.\n\nhttp://www.randomhouse.com/livinglanguage/