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Suruchi Mittal
Beginner-Level 5
Try to be really an expert in one of the programming languages. Work for a company for some time to understand how a process driven organization works. And then develop your own product and get started with your start up.
If you want a job only then make your profile strong. Work for live projects, participate in competitions, develop your communication skills and confidence. It's always a good idea to first work for a startup. In the initial years, don't run behind money. Run behind gaining knowledge and skills. Once you have them job providers will be in search of you rather than you searching for a job.
If you want a job only then make your profile strong. Work for live projects, participate in competitions, develop your communication skills and confidence. It's always a good idea to first work for a startup. In the initial years, don't run behind money. Run behind gaining knowledge and skills. Once you have them job providers will be in search of you rather than you searching for a job.
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Akshay Bajaj
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Yes, you are eligible to apply for SSC junior engineer after B.Tech ECE. Even the Diploma students are eligible for the same.
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Shivani BJHappy To Help Anytime!!!
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Australia and UK. Also, it depends upon your budget.
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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma
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Dear Akshay,
Operations is suitable for you. Mechanical+operations make a good career in manufacturing/automobile industries.
All the best for your future.
Operations is suitable for you. Mechanical+operations make a good career in manufacturing/automobile industries.
All the best for your future.
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Rajveer Singh
Beginner-Level 4
Hello,
There are many exams for fresh graduates but I will suggest you:
Railway Recruitment Board Exams because you have wide scope with a good salary structure and other allowances.
Indian railways jobs and vacancies: https://scoop.eduncle.com/indian-railways-recruitment-jobs-vacancy
The Indian Railways is one of the world's largest biggest employers with approx. 1.4 million people as a workforce.
The Railways Recruitment Board will conduct the world's biggest online recruitment soon to hire for approx. 18,000 vacancies.
The facilities you may avail as an employee in Indian Railways are described below:
You can enjoy the benefit of grade pa
There are many exams for fresh graduates but I will suggest you:
Railway Recruitment Board Exams because you have wide scope with a good salary structure and other allowances.
Indian railways jobs and vacancies: https://scoop.eduncle.com/indian-railways-recruitment-jobs-vacancy
The Indian Railways is one of the world's largest biggest employers with approx. 1.4 million people as a workforce.
The Railways Recruitment Board will conduct the world's biggest online recruitment soon to hire for approx. 18,000 vacancies.
The facilities you may avail as an employee in Indian Railways are described below:
You can enjoy the benefit of grade pa
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