Counselling

Question: Good morning sir, I completed my MCA in 2011 with 75 percent marks. I want to do SAP in inuit technology which is in Hyderabad. I am not interested to do job in programming side. Give me best suggestion. Till now I did’t work anywhere. In SAP which module is suitable to me other than programming side. thank you sir.
– Akash Reddy

Answer: Even work in SAP also requires that you know some level of programming. You may do a course in SAP from a good institute in Hyderabad even if costs a little bit more for you.

Your chances of getting job will be more if you do it from a good institute. Evaluate the institute you see on the basis of legal software available with them, number of computers in the lab, resource person, placement track of the company etc.

Question: Sir, I am doing my final year engineering in Information Technology. Last month TCS visited the college for recruitments though I cleared the aptitude round but was rejected in the technical round. Could you suggest me how to prepare for next companies and how to make my resume technically strong. Also please suggest me how to improve my technical skills.
– Aditi Mishra

Answer: In the technical round, mostly questions are asked on how you apply the theoretical knowledge. This necessarily does nt confine to questions in the text book only. You are actually tested on how you develop the logic for solving the problem given to you.

This requires practicing many programs beyond the text book. Try to solve the problems that require you to overcome the limitations imposed by the programming language. For ex. You try to develop a program for computing factorial for any large number given to you.

Solve problems given at the end of the chapter in a standard text book. Then you can get stronger in technical knowledge and you can get selected.