jobs for btech ,i am a mech eng of just 58 %, how can i geta soft ware job?
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Learn somemodeling simulation software .
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Well....thats next to impossible unless you have extra ordinary skills. Try coming here as a student. That way things are a lot easier. But there is almost no way that you would be able to come to the US with a  Job unless you are working for a huge firm like Microsoft or BCG.\nPS try working on your typing skills for starters
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maybe post your resume somewhere else...\ngood luck tho
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u can get the job in the heavy machinery platform basis companies. and u can also got the job in the aerodinemics field for which u should do the masters or as a specialization u can make the future in it.\nbest of luck for ur future if help me then u can contact bhatt_jaladhi@yahoo.com.there r so many areas in which u can find out the job
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- Since you are a B.Tech try Embedded Sofware Programming.\n- Get respectful placement, draw high salary, give a mean to your technical abilities.\n- Achieving M.Tech will add you more values and later try with courses like PMP, etc.,\n- Wish you all the best for your success.
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Try Computer Science or Electricals. Biotech is also promising.
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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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I agree that the entry-level job market is tight right now, but I also know that all of the entry-level employees at the company where I work (a $400 million/year tech service company) went to good schools & got good grades. I think you are still in a much better position than those who didn't study hard in college, but you do have to compete with others like yourself. It's just like when you applied to college -- people with 1300+ SAT scores are dime-a-dozen at the top schools; you had to have something else on your application to make you stand out from the crowd.\n\nYou didn't ask for suggestions but I'll offer some anyway: \n\n - If you can, try volunteering with an organization that offers you an opportunity to develop leadership skills. This will look good to prospective employers, and give you valuable personal experience.\n\n - Move to a foreign country for a year or two and learn the local language. Even if you have to work a blue-collar job there, the cultural & linguistic skills you gain will be invaluable to many employers. And if your English skills are good, you could always teach English there.\n\n--Good luck!\n\nPS: Unless you are a *very* young college graduate, you're an adult, too. :-)
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I'm an Electronics and Computer Engineer.  Look at government positions for a Civil Engineer first and I think you would like the opportunities there.
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I heard that it ia a Engineering Tech School that ehlp you to get Cert's.   And then they make you pay for it after you get a job when you finish.  Did you get something from them?  I checked them out on the BBB web site.
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Hi Santhosh!\nWhat kind of MNC job are you looking for:\n\n1. If you want to be as Faculty itself then with the experience that you have right now, you can try for TRAINER openings that almost all MNCs have - Infosys, Hexaware, Wipro, Polaris all have these openings and they prefer with some faculty experience.\n\n2. If you are trying for Software Jobs then I'm sorry it is a bit difficult, if you don't have any reference in MNCs then go for small companies, work there for 2 to 3 years then you definitely will get a chance to work in top MNCs/\n\n[ Note : In either case, mention your work experience in resume. If you don't mention it then it means you had been idle for almost 1.5 yrs, but if you mention it, it will mean that you are hardworker ready to take up any work and will work effectively ]
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You don't have full knowledge of anything. Practice humility, it will get you a job quicker.
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First learn a programming language\n\nThen do a lot of sample applications\n\nMake sure you're reading about Software Engineering and development methodologies.\n\nTry to get a good mentor who can Guide you.\n\nImprove your communication skills and other soft skills.
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Well.. Best way is to check CV's on recritment sites.\nor transfer guys that u know to ur company :p (not an ethic way but it works)
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since there is a new breed of IT engineers you will not stand a chance against them in any arena unless you pursue higher studies.since you don't seem to have a penchant for programming i'd suggest you to try your hand at data base management or networking.off the two dba would be the best choice as it is the need of the hour.moreover software firms are expecting a shortage of manpower across the nation very soon.
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No...hurry up and go make some cash.  The longer you are in school...the more money u are going to lose.  They can hire some Indian or Chinese Engineer for cheaps..just get ur job fast.
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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.