Is there any chance to me, to get into software profession with Diploma in electrical and electronics, 33 age?
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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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Become and expert in a current technology and go into consulting.  For example, if you knew Ajax inside and out right now, nobody would care if you got past the 4th grade.\n\nAll these Certification programs are a scam.  It's not what you can display on your wall.  It's what you KNOW and what can DO in this industry.
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Yes.  There still is a lot of demand for IT people, so you can get a work visa if you have IT experience.
76663
Hey pal,\n\nIn my opinion you can try Network Security or Artificial Inteligence!\n\nWish you luck,\nCiao,
915520
Discrete Hardware design is almost outdated in India. No money in it. Same is the case with systems maintenance etc. If you want to really build your career in electronics etc, join CG-Corel or CDAC VLSI courses. Do some live projects on Xylinx FPGAs etc.
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Buy an electronics lab from Radio Shack and build a few projects. I was bought one when I was 11 (about 26 years ago) and haven't looked back. The best way to learn is with practice and its never too late.
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i can do it. i am eng of electronic
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Extremely good if u work wid java(j2ee or j2me), sql, dotnet etc. Depends on where ur located. U'll find plenty of jobs in India, east Europe( estonia especially offers the highest salaries in d world 4 s/ware developers) , ireland & more....\nU will do awesum if u know both s/ware & h/ware tho cos then u can work in electronic cos. too such as Philips,Siemens
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I'd start by enrolling in/applying to a university that offers a EE program.  After, take the required classes, and if you do well enough they'll grant you a degree.
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Yes u can go through the Diploma First then, Go to the Degree of bachelor of Comp. Sci.
903849
Sure. It's never too late to have a career in TV or media at 52.  Why don't you look in the paper? At least look in the ads and see what they have to offer. If you have the experience, you're fine. But you might have to start at a entry- or lower-level position.  Some might offer training. But you might expect a lot of rejections.
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It certainly is an electrifying career choice. You would need to pass an AMPtitude test in order to qualify. For about 220 bucks retail and 110 bucks wholesale you could take an online test if you don't get your wires crossed with your wife. Don't resistor or it could be shocking for you.
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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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I would have to push to the computer technician.  Spent three years taking night courses at DeVry for a degree in electronics.  Spent the next 6 years in electronics not making as much as I had hoped.  Then started another job not related at all to help out a friend.  Now degree is worthless.  Computers is where it is all going.  These days in electronics, it's usually cheaper to replace than repair.  Computers are here to stay and even more so, software is where the money is.  We will always need newer, more complex software.  Look at the gaming industry alone.  A new game can be released for $40+ and sell like hot cakes.  A year later it will drop to $20 or even $10 and still continue to sell.  Just my opinion.  Hope this helps.
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I once was going to go into Electronic Engineering. I was told that it is a market where woman are needed most. Good luck to you....and who cares about whether it be suitable or not, does it make you good money??? Is it a job you love???
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Nah, I don't think so. Although you have a knowledge of how everything works you still have had little-if at all-hands on experience. Outside the US i'm unsure.
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It's never too late.  Girl I work with is 30 something and she just started.  any degree is hard work but you can do it if you want it bad enough