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Satabdi Banerjeea career guide to abroad education

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You can pursue Bachelor's degree after 12th in information technology or computer science. Also, professional courses will help you to build up some area of skill.

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Rahul Tewari

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Hi Shashank,
Broadly speaking, to begin a career as a data scientist, you need an advanced degree in a scientific discipline like Statistics, Mathematics or one of the Sciences and a strong technical background. You also need to develop a deep expertise in diverse analytical tools like SAS, Hadoop and R. It’s also beneficial to have had previous exposure to working with large amounts of data, preferably even some data mining algorithms.
In order to solve your query I would like to inform you that Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) is an all India examination administered and conducted jointly by the Indian Institute of S
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Shivam Shukla

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Ur academic profile is good and have exp too but with 96 in mat i guess u wud be on boundary line. Keep ur fingers crossed

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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger

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It is good if
1. If you do it from tier 1 institutes only (Do not go any institute beyond top 50 list).
2. If you do not have any family burden / financial obligation.
3. If you have specific figure in mind (for top 20 B schools, you get average annual package of around 10 lakhs). Please check if your expectation is around this, if your expectation is beyond this and if your chances of getting admission in top 20 B-school, please do not opt.

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rashmi choudhuryWorking as a Project Engineer in CDAC

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It's very good that you have figured out what you want to do straightaway. Now you can focus completely on your goal and grow your career in the right way. Since you are interested in Android Technology I assume you have some programming knowledge. And if not then please start learning now and try to Master either C+ or Java.
Java will be my personal choice. After you Master a programming language, rest of the things will be pretty easier. Go for the new Boston videos. They are very good. After that go for learning Android programming from scratch. You can take online courses. According to your preference you can opt for any.
But along w
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Romil Goel

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Adding some more bits to what Abhinav has answered :
1. Try your best to get your engineering degree from a reputed institute. Unfortunately, your salary package and placements opportunity increases exponentially with the reputation of your college rather than your talent.
2. If you want to get into software development, then develop a good command on any one popular programming language.
3. Apart from having command over a programming language, first try to develop a strong understanding of logic building .
4. And lastly, try to develop some interpersonal skills.
I think that's all you need to be on track of having a good software engineer
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Sunita Goyal

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Pari,
It depend on your area of interest. If you have sufficient experience (3-5 years) than you can opt for EMBA also. But distance MBA will allow you to work along with the studies.
You can refer the following link:
https://www.shiksha.com/distance-correspondence-mba-article-4545-1
Hope it helps. Please feel free to revert. Click on the thumbs up if you found this useful.
Wish You Luck!

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Dr Mohsin Khan

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An MBA after engineering i IT, you are willing to put in 2 years of your life, a lot of investment & a massive effort to make a mark in your career. If you don't choose it well, chances are that you would miss the maximum benefits. In current scenario & future prospectus for IT & Finance both have better prospectus. But choosing Finance in your may take you to totally different field & quite odd to take make a place. So better choose IT.

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Monisha Barua

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I would request Er. Shamsul Husain to share his expertise on the same

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