Am I eligible to get job in Software Testing Field??
Dear All,
I am writing this query with confused mind
I am going to complete B.Tech in ECE, currently I've 7.5 as cgpa and I decided to go in Software testing field, regarding Software testing I gained more knowledge through internet and also I did Automation testing course using HP-UFT.
As of now I have wide knowledge in both Manual & Automation testing. But my only negative is, I am pursuing B.Tech in PartTime (Saturday & Sunday class) because of financial problem.
My only focus is to get job in software Testing field.
please clarify, am I eligible for this?? because most of the companies looking for a candidates who have regular education.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Divakar R
I am writing this query with confused mind
I am going to complete B.Tech in ECE, currently I've 7.5 as cgpa and I decided to go in Software testing field, regarding Software testing I gained more knowledge through internet and also I did Automation testing course using HP-UFT.
As of now I have wide knowledge in both Manual & Automation testing. But my only negative is, I am pursuing B.Tech in PartTime (Saturday & Sunday class) because of financial problem.
My only focus is to get job in software Testing field.
please clarify, am I eligible for this?? because most of the companies looking for a candidates who have regular education.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Divakar R
Replies
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Neeraj SharmaIts going to be tough provided you have a part time course and you cant really make projects for testing. However, if it would be for something more towards designing.development, you can create more projects on your own to make your resume stand out. Get more skills and make some projects which would definitely give your resume more importance.
Thanks -
Kaustubh Katdare
I'd recommend that you should aim for certification in software testing and look for a small company that is willing to give you a chance. As soon as you've about 1-2 years of experience, you would automatically be eligible for more companies. Don't try for 'MNC's right away. Aim for them about 4-6 years from getting your first job.DivakarRplease clarify, am I eligible for this?? -
DivakarR
Thank you so much for the valuable commentsNeeraj SharmaIts going to be tough provided you have a part time course and you cant really make projects for testing. However, if it would be for something more towards designing.development, you can create more projects on your own to make your resume stand out. Get more skills and make some projects which would definitely give your resume more importance.
Thanks
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