im a B.E graduate 2003 passed out,i wanted to get into IT field,but i dont have experience in IT line,help me.
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Well, in what field is your BE? In my opinion, it is easy to get into the regular software companies very easily with just a BE degree, no matter what the field of specialization. I'm sure examinations are conducted at a national level by companies like Infosys, Wipro and TCS. Apply to these, it should be fairly easy to make it in these companies. \n\nOnce you get in there, a few years of experience should be good to get you into more specialized IT companies. Else, you can always continue working at the place you make it in. All the best.
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I did not like my degree either so I use to send out "reverse" resumes - putting all the work experience and goal statements at the top and listing my education credentials at the bottom. That way the employers get an idea of who you are before they judge you just by your education.  I think it worked because I got the job.   Try consulting work or temp agencies to get the work experience in your desired field.  Employers are more willing to give you a shot on a short term basis.
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Be aware of ITT Tech. Their commercials are very misleading and you are unlikely to get a job as they show on the commercials without another degree from another college. If you read the small print on the commercials you'll notice that those students went to ITT tech, then earned a bachelor and even masters other places. Be sure that they are regionally accredited.
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I went to ITT, and for me it was great, if you want to skip all the B.S courses and just learn about what you are going to do I say its better. After I finished school I meant a lot of people that had collage degree’s and they may have known more of the theory then I did, but I could trouble shoot & fix the problem allot quicker and easier then they could.
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Having worked in the IT field for five years, I can tell you a certificate at the most may help find an entry level job, however high paying jobs will take a BS (many desire higher education level).  With your certificate you will most likely be delegated duties of DB entry.  If you are wanting to do creation, programming, design then a degree will help best.\n\nIf you are near a mid-size university contact their computer department and ask to see their database administrator.  These are the folks who help secure and store student data, purchase histories, as well as help with various other sources that many organizations through the university structure rely on.  It is a great field, lots of work and math.  :)
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Its important that you first decide what type of support you want to provide.  Getting both is not likely to help you unless you are working as the single IT resource for a small company.\n\nAre you interested in networking?  Are you interested in Desktop support?  Are you interested in Databases?  Are you interested in hardware?  \n\nFigure out what you want to do and there are lots of certifications that you can get.\n\nSeek employment with a temp agency and see if you can be exposed to junior level support in all of the above areas and then you can select your career path.\n\nMCSE, (Microsoft Cert) CCNA (Cisco Cert) OCP (Oracle Cert) all are several thousand to attend a course and certify in.  Or you can self study and take the tests only for $100 per test.  Each cert has different requirements that change frequently.
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GNIIT \n\nThe new Industry-Endorsed GNIIT Program with Multiple tracks\n\nNIIT's all-new, industry-endorsed GNIIT program for IT career aspirants is aimed at bridging the IT manpower shortage expected over the next three years. It is expected that hundreds of thousands of Knowledge professionals, with sharply defined skill-sets for varied industry needs, will be required worldwide. \n\nIndia alone is expected to face a shortage of 4,30,000 professionals by 2007. Our flagship program-which recognizes that general-purpose IT training with uniform content for everyone just isn't good enough for the emerging IT age-offers learners as many as four specialization tracks. \n\nWhat ever may be , all these kind of institute can guide you some extend. But you should take some initiative to keep you on the track. First identify what you are?. then, check where will u fit?. then, try to get into that?. Thats all. But always think futur like "if not this what else next?". \n\nAll the best.
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IT Support - Computer Repair\n\nI am in tha \nIT field and I build and repair computers also....U should get ur MA in Information Technology and not Computer Science...
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Certainly, if you are an excellent student, pursue internship opportunities and make full use of your university's career center, your chances of getting a job offer after graduation are pretty high. I would also suggest you check out Canadian universities. Canada has a friendlier immigration/work program for university graduates who specialize in information technology.
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As you have mentioned B.E Comp , so iyour are from India. It would be better if you had mentioned from which university you got ur degree.\n Well the best eay in this case os to get yourself professionally certified like doing microsoft ,Hp , SCO certification BUt as you are interested in Unix then get your self certified as SCO Unix professional or RHCE (best to get in) and regarding C/C++  -- well my friend you haven't mentioned your working domain  in C/C++ . but if you still want you should take a c and c++ exam conducted by CSI (Computer Society of India) and if possible also take Work Ability Assessment test . CSI will give you a certificate for it and then this will give you an edge over your peer job applicants and you will get the job very soon.\n\n And Try, try ,try .. Don't give up to find a job...\nI wish you all the best and should you need any more assistance then get in touch with me coz i wear the same boots as yours.
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first what r u and d u hav experience, dnt aplly through net its waste 1 out of 50 will get job through net,maill me details  what r u looking for i will hlp u
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The good bit is that you have experience. I would get some certs too as some of those hiring like to see them whether you think it really indicates ability or not. So the usual A+,network+, MCP,MCSA.MCSE etc and whatever your specialism is (mine was citrix). If you could get some documented project management experience then that would give more opportunity to "shop around" in terms of pastures new. There is, apparently another skills shortage in some areas of IT.Obviously IT is another profession where ageism also plays a part.
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It doesn't sound like a fun option, but you may have to take a helpdesk tech support job for a while to get experience. The pay may not be good, but if you do well while doing the tech support, someone may notice and you may be able to get a better position in the company quicker than trying to convince someone to let you have the better job without the experience. Almost all of the IT people I work with today did some time as helpdesk tech support.\n\nIt may help to try to get in with a smaller company, since more of their staff will need to be multi-talented, and you could get more responsibility if you show you can do more than just helpdesk tech support.\n\nAlso in your spare time, try to work on IT related personal projects. This will help keep you sharp, and can help during interviews if you have actually done some of these projects. For example, if you want to become a system administrator, setup a personal server than can be accessed online and maintain it. It may help to show employers that you can run and maintain a server.
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It depends.  There are many jobs in IT that don't require a degree but most of them are entry level and require some OJT (on the job training) for you to be able to advance.   Many high school graduates may get these kinds of jobs if they were able to get some computer classes in school.\n\nBeyond that, you probably will need some kind of certificate in a specific computer area.  Many community colleges offer certificate programs geared specifically for you to pass the certification exam and that may help you to get into a higher level position.\n\nHowever, most of the advanced kind of jobs, especially those related to government or corporate business require a bachelor's degree.  The reason is the expectation that not only do you have computer  experience but be able to communicate well, both verbally and written, can interact with a wide range of people and have fundamental knowledge of the concepts that underly why things are done the way they are.\n\nAs a professor of computer science, I have had many students who returned to school for an undergraduate or graduate degree even though they have been working in the IT field for years.  The reason is they lack the fundamental insight about the concepts that drive the IT marketplace and have a disadvantage compared to those with degrees.\n\nMy advice is rather than looking for jobs that don't require education, look for the education that will prepare you for better and higher paying jobs.  This in my opinion will prepare you much better for a prosperous future especially since many of the lower level IT jobs are being sent overseas.
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You must have experience in IT or got an education in IT related field. If you have all these then apply to IT companies
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Learn the computer.  As a System and Network admin for my company there is only one way to get in with me.  Have a brain cell working and be confident.  Work as an intern and work for free.  Soak in all the knowledge you can.  Get 2 or 3 computers even if they are crap and network them so you can say you did it at home.  Play around with them learn and more than what the teachers are giving you.  You’re in school for computer that means you have access to pirated material learn the OS and the Server OS.  I just terminated a person who had a degree but I don't know how she got it because she did not know a thing.  I want someone is not afraid to mess up its part of the game.  Get in with help desk and work your way up the latter take chances and get with your school and see if they can help you out.  Feel free to contact me if you like. If your going to a technical school such as DeVry then they should have something for you.  If your going to a real Universaty then make sure you get your BS in computers.
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Only you can answer your own question about your career, but first figure out what do you enjoy doing the most. Are you a people person? If you are, then go work in the retail industry. Do you want to work in an office? Then go volunteer and take some courses that will help you learn computer skills. Once you gain enough experience, send out resumes to staffing agencies. They have a lot of temp positions to gain experience.