focus on college curriculum, not on external courses
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The courses you chose, BTech, should help you achieve two objectives-1. to get a job in a good company2. more importantly, to do well in your job/company.ensure that you do not score below 65%, if it s less it will limit your chances significantly.engineering curriculum in most of the universities is hardware and product oriented whereas bulk of the Indian IT Industry is service driven. The latter demands focus on software applications in the context of a business situation/problem. You have to make an effort to learn these either working with your professors in college or through training institutes.brush up your aptitude, logical reasoning , communication and other life skills.IT Infrastructure skills are in reasonable demand for e-govenance projects. The other option could be to try your hand at NGOs in the state who rely heavily on technology, especially in the field of Health and education. While on job, you should work on improving your communication and other life skills in context of the work environment and the other skills in the context of the work environment and try and achieve an acceptable mark.Once you improve your communication skills, you can target the corporate world- the experience and confidence gained in your previous assignment should help you sail through.After working for some more years you could try your hands at entrepreneurship-join hands with a friend(s) who brings in complementary skills (can handle the customer and non technology areas better)and try and scale greater heightsTRANSCRIPT
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