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hiii i m suraj ,,,,and i m currently appearing my third year of so i wanna know tht ...which is the best option for me after IT in which i will satisfy myself as in good designation and salary wise....ive heard a lot in IT ..many courses many ways.....like DBA,VLIC,developer,
.. i know its whole and soul depends upon me wat i hav 2 do ....but some of u ppl if help me out ....it will b pleasure...

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raised a common question about direction after a three‑year IT degree; the thread contains a mix of suggestions (see and ) and one off‑topic remark from . The key gap in the replies is a concrete, short‑term plan that turns learning into hireable evidence.

A practical approach: pick one marketable track, build proof, and get entry experience. Tracks with clear hiring paths include cloud platform work, security/incident monitoring, data‑focused roles, infrastructure/network operations, and test automation. For each track, a three‑to‑six‑month plan that produces 1–2 visible outcomes (hosted project, public repo, or a documented lab) is far more powerful than many unfocused courses.

Suggested workflow (3–6 months):

  1. Rapid research: compare job listings in local hires to identify required skills.
  2. Focused study: follow a vendor or role roadmap and finish a short, recognized credential.
  3. Project + profile: build a small real project, push it to GitHub, write a one‑page portfolio and LinkedIn summary.
  4. Apply broadly: internships, entry roles, or short freelance gigs to convert work into references.

Market and roadmap resources: the annual trends survey is useful for which skills employers ask for (Stack Overflow Developer Survey). Vendor certification pages provide concrete learning paths (example: AWS Certification). For occupational descriptions and career ladders, consult O*NET Online.

Final note: formal degrees are one route but not the only one. Employers often hire on demonstrable skills and recent project experience. The fastest way to improve designation and pay is to complete a focused plan, ship releasable work, and convert that into job applications and evidence.

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Go for MBA or MCA. You may not find an it job with BCA degree.

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this is ashish....
and i want to know that what to do after bsc it so that i can go to abroad

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what is it with you zombie idiots today? Is it your breeding season or something?

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