what is the craze for the java,c,c++ in india in the IT fields,and what will be the remuneration paid to them.
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what ever technology you work on.depends on how good you are it.\n\npay just comes with your expertise / experience \n\nit is usually (1.25*years of exp) lacs/anum in India
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Computer science  or information technology ....... But dont forget to work hard  :-)
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ya sure, what is you projet about, i know c/c++ and vb.net, can i help.
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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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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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The AP government and SemIndia have announced the setting up of a $3-billion (Rs 13,500 crore) project to manufacture semiconductors used in computers, mobile phones and other digital devices at a 1,200-acre site near the upcoming Hyderabad international airport, 40km from the city.\n\nTwo other semi conductors makers Nano Tech and Cypress Semiconductor have evinced interest in locating their bases in the FabCity and negotiations are on to woo some more semiconductor companies.\n\nChennai, Bangalore and Hyderabad, have been hotly pursuing the project. While work on the first phase of the SemIndia project, at an investment of $1 billion, would begin next month, the second phase would have an overall investment of $2 billion. However, within months an Assembly Test Mark Pack Plant used by chipmaker and Intel's main rival AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) will be set up. AMD is SemIndia's technology partner.\n\nState chief minister Dr Y S Rajashekhara Reddy, SemIndia chairman Vinod K. Agarwal, STPI director B V Naidu, and venture capitalist Pratap Kondumuri, said this was one the largest investments ever made in the country in the technology sector and would have the potential for a spin-off effect of drawing more companies.\n\nGovernment officials said this is as a first step towards India becoming a $33.6-billion semiconductor market employing about 36 lakh people by the year 2015, as projected by consultants Frost & Sullivan.\n\nThough the officials did not divulge the exact details of the equity structure, the project may have 50 per cent equity from promoters and strategic partners and 50 per cent debt component. Given its capital-intensive nature, the investment by strategic partners would be crucial. SemIndia also expects to support Broadcomm's chip requirements.\n\nDr Agarwal said STPI had discussed the project with the three southern states and while TN had shown little enthusiasm for it, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh had hotly contested to have the project located in their respective states. He said the support from Dr Reddy and his team, and from union minister for IT and communication Dayanidhi Maran had clinched the deal in favour of AP.\n\nMaran told reporters that the Andhra Pradesh government had promised to provide subsidy, power and water, besides making available 1,200 acres of land required for the project. He added that the AP government had even promised accommodation to key officials at the posh Jubilee Hills area in Hyderabad. As the project required a huge quantum of water for the reverse osmosis and water treatment plants, the state government has promised them enough water.\n\nMaran said the Fab City project has the capacity to provide employment to over 15 lakh people by 2015. But this talent pool has to become available. He said the Indian Semiconductor Association should come forward to provide this skilled workforce which the project will need in its second phase.\n\nHe said that though India was a late starter in the semi conductor race it would catch up soon as the coming years would be crucial for the Indian semiconductor industry as a lot of foreign majors were entering India, promising huge investment over the next couple of years.\n\n"AMD has already agreed to come in and is transferring the microprocessor technology to SemIndia. Nokia has agreed to set up a manufacturing plant in Chennai. Even Motorola and Siemens send this article to a friendare coming in," Maran added. The centre as well as state governments need to wake up to these calls in a proactive manner, he added.
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Cause its' cheap labour in India. You can hire 4 Indian software professionals at the cost of 1 US/ UK software professional.
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Top IT companies include Microsoft,IBM,google,Yahoo,Cisco,Apple,\nSun,Oracle,Symantec,Xerox,SAP,Adobe,Intel,Infosys,Wipro,TCS\n\nBased on revenues IBM,Microsoft,google,Adobe,Yahoo,Apple\n\npopularity n other countries MS,Infy,TCS,Apple,IBM\n\ncurrent Market value MS,google,yahoo,adobe,cisco,SAP,infy,wipro\n\nbased on products MS,yahoo,google,adobe,cisco\n\ninnovations yahoo,apple\n\nTop IT nations include USA,India,China,Japan,Singapore etc
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I would say accounting.  I have a CS degree and there are no jobs in CS.  Pretty much all computer work is done in indea these days.  Computers are used more and more, but you don't need a computer programmer to use them anymore.  Computers have become appliances and people use them all the time and don't even realize it.  There are rather powerful computers in cell phones, VCR's, and video games, but you don't need to be a computer expert to used them.  So I'd go with accounting.  A lot of that is done in india too unfortunately, but there is still more demand for accountants that speak english than computer guys.
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My guess would be around 45-50.0000 euro for programming, sharply rising to almost double for design/analysis, UML, technical architecture. Have in mind taxes in holland are high.
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hi !!! \nI am prasenjit,doing My B.Tech in computer engineering,\n\ni have tried Vb myself and yeah,no language can beat the ease of developing applications in VB ,thanks to microsoft,\nWell as you might know NIIT are leaders of computer education in india and they have too authored some nice books published by prentice hall of india\n\nyou can refer to the site :www.phindia.com and browse through to get brief idea about the various books availaible and choose the best one for you.\n\nALL THE BEST AND HAPPY PROGRAMMING.
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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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There are many jobs in Computer Engineering. Basically they are Hardware Engineer and Software Engineer.
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Here are three in the IT field:\n\nS Ramadorai, TCS\nAzim Premji, WIPRO\nNandan Nilekani, Infosys Technologies \n\nCC
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If you've never worked in the industry then a degree is a must. I would recommend Java out of those you've listed, if you want to do complex web programming. If you want to do embedded apps and networking and windows programming I recommend C++ or C#. Personally I see Java and C# as the two top languages out there that command the biggest bucks.There are more Java jobs, but there are more Java people and the rate is lower. If you go with C# there is a shortage right now and they get higher rates.
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Difficult question to answer..\nWhat you're asking for depends on hiring trends when you pass out..\nCurrently, computer science still rules the roost due to the current bpo/kpo boom.. (also because that's where the most brightest minds end up so most i-banks and consultancies hire their employees from there.. even if they have little use of your degree..)\n\nAs far as elec. engg. goes... I have to admit that job opportunities are relatively high for electrical engineering also.. electical engineering has a wider scope for research-related job opportunities also though most elec. engineers end up working as analysts/consultants to one of the aforementioned i-banks.. (yup.. you might as well roll up that degree of yours and smoke some pot..)\n\nbottomline is.. most companies look for the brightest minds.. and the current trend remains that top ranking students mindlessly flock to CS.. so the best thing one can do is to join the herd.. again, for a booming service sector like india's your programming skills are really valuable..\n\nso CS is on a high now.. but one still can't guess what'll happen in the next few years..
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With MS in CS your option are wide open . If you are working in Bangalore( Silicon Valley of India ) you can earn 400000 Rs /PA ( ~10K USD ) with 2 years of experience and it can go upto  2000000 ( ~50K USD/PA ) for 10 years of software development experience .\n\nThe actual buying power in Local curreny is three times of the US ( 50K in Bangalore = 150K in California )