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Debajit Chandra

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Interesting to see the ever green software.
If you would like to start your career with software, then I would recommend Java and PHP.
Oracle and MS SQL comes under Database?

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Naina VermaCareer Counselor

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Hi Utkarsh,
Different softwares are built on different platforms which again use different programming languages. So specify which platform you are talking about so that I can guide you in a better way.

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Romil Goel

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Coming to the first part of your question, I would suggest you to do only one programming language. And have a good command over it. Learning multiple programming languages and not having command on any one will not help you at all. JAVA is getting popular these days. And you mentioned about Android development, then JAVA is the language you should go for. PHP is an evergreen language. Not suggest you to go with .NET at all.
Now coming to the second part of your question and that is JOB. Truly speaking if you want to get a good job in a good company then your graduation is a must. Freelancing is an option if you don't want to go for gr
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Abhinav Pandey

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At this stage, I would strongly recommend you to do your post-graduation in MCA as alone B.SC (IT) won't let you go far in your career as per current market stats. When you complete your MCA, you will be considered as professional and this will open doors of opportunities. And yes, doing certifications only add skills. But being professional is very important.
I hope it helps.

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Ankit BansalKeep it simplerrt

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Both are different and both have different scope. So, you can't compare as such. But, if you want to learn anyone from these then I would suggest you to go for Hadoop as it has much high scope in future.

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Debajit Chandra

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Hi,
You can apply as a DB programmer for telecom. What role exactly you are seeking for?

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Anu BhutaniHii I am experienced for overseas admission

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There are many other courses like civil engineering, interior designing and architectural assistant ship.

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Abhinav Pandey

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There is no need of certification if you can prove your knowledge to someone who is looking for the Java professional. But getting certifications only proves that you went through the learning and given tests to get your learnings examined.
So in the end only matters is whether you have knowledge or not. That's it.

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Abhinav Pandey

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You can visit institutions listed in the link:
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I hope this helps.

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