im indian and i haven't mca deg. but i m expert in java,jsp,servlet,struts with two year exp what should i do?
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you can setup a computer training institute
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i dont think there is 5 year course for MCA in India..\nas i was thinking of doing it...i had done some research on it..\nit is after graduation..3 yrs course...\nstill i m not sure if there are course for 5 yrs..\n\nwhen i was searching for course detail..i used the following sites..\n\ni thought they were useful..\nthey contain the lsit of colleges in india..offring MCA course.\n\nand all the proceudre for applying it and stuff.\nliek extrance exam and then aplying.\n\ni was told by one of my friend that MCA entrance tests are valid for @( months.\nnot sure..\nas i dropped the plan of doing it i didnt search it.\njsut check it with someone.\nthese are the sites:
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Why Dont u go for Harware....mean MCSE & CCNA these r good options for u & if want to go for these courses CMS is best institute .
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For cts and many other companies u may visit the following site\n       www.freshersworld.com\nIt really works. Hope u get want u want. Check out and revert back
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GO TO THE INDIA SECTION THEY'LL BE ABLE TO HELP YOU BETTER !!!
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The best way to learn is hands on.  I'd recommend almost any book on JSP published by Wrox (the red books with yellow text).
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http://www.roseindia.net/struts/\n\nHope this helps,\nMM
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hey buddy u did not tell that where do u stay? if uare somewhere in India then i would suggest join Jetking for the RHCE training part and if u are somewhere at Europe then its beeter that u look for th echannel partner trainin institutes.
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you should go to www.guru.com to find an expert.
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Hi , \nJust wanted to help with what I know.I am into IT, so IT so I think that way.\nAll the respect and money that the Indian mathematicians and doctors , from India, earned in the west .....are going to the IT guys now ...because the West thinks that we are the best.Blindly go for MCA to encash this.\nIn fact the best course are course on SAP, Oracle DBA, IBM Mainframe( all would be part of MCA).Also enquire in C-Dac, which give short courses in these subjects( max 1 year duration).\nThe demand is huge and is here to stay for quite some time .As a beginner , know the basics, and slowly you will be absorbed.....with some effort .In the meantime....if you are hardworking enough......keep ur passport ready....as  nowhere in this globe do companies find gud and cheap IT expertise....hence the interest in India.\nAlso give more attention to the Technology you want to learn.....and not the Degree.\nThere are lots of accounting guys, CA's, civil enngnrs, doctors working in IT and that too in core technology.\nThat's the beauty of this domain....so go ahead.\n\nRegards\nSumant Mishra
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You should look into something that draws on your extensive knowledge in your previous field. Perhaps write and e-book for beginers, offer yourself as a Consultant on future projects.\n\nGood Luck
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For first two years concentrate only in your engineering. Remember you should be through with your technical basics in interveiws in all B-schools. The simple reason is that if you do not know what you have already done, what will you learn in MBA.\n\nBut there is something that you can do from right now thats is start building vocabulary, go through CSR every month. Start full fledged preperation for CAT XAT and MAT from third year onward.
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Technically, you should've been applying months ago.  Be prepared to sit around for a while FYI maybe you should think about grad school.  There are lots of online Universities to get an MBA or something.
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In my eyes nothing (it's by Microsoft) try out Java and JSP http://www.sun.com
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Try getting some certifications, like A+, Network+, MCP.  Let your possible employer now that you still have the skills you need by showing them the certifications.
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well to prepare mca u need to give gmat exam and the exam is on feb month... best of luck.
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Hi, Satyam.  Without knowing the available opportunities, what made you to study MCA?  Without mentioning your problem of your training, you ask the solution.  Your question is not clear.  For a person who is a MCA fresher, you must have been well versed with opportunities which are aplenty now.  Work hard and get trained in latest platforms and certainly you would be rewarded with finer job.  Good luck!