Career suggestion-help me out

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  *pushkar*

  Sorry dear, but tcs wants 60% through out ( 10th onwards ) But i have seen that you have done good in your btech. See, you are still eligible in companies like wipro, syntel, microland, kpit cumins and all small companies. Try hard for them. Any problem/query then do ask me.
  
  Good luck 😀
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  I'm not sure about the current eligibility criteria TCS has. But if 60% is what they ask then you might have a bad luck at the beginning. But you can still get into TCS 😀
  
  The strategy to follow is to get a job with other company and build a solid technical profile in the first two years. Apply for TCS. I'm quite sure that TCS will be more than happy to recruit you. That strategy has worked for many to get into their dream companies.
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  demetron

  I too had a similar kind of situation much worse i think... i had 59% in 10th CBSE ,12th 71% state board but this is nothing ...compared to my 2 years gap in BE (60%) CS
  
  i am a coder from heart and sole ,i used to crack softwares when i was in school(quit that long time ago...common i was a kid 😐 ),moderated some tech forums,write blogs,help all my friends in there project,but all this things doesn't matter now.
  And i am not even looking to get into big companies like TCS or infosys with there 4lakh+ package
  i just want a startup to prove myself ,but even the small companies don't allow some one like me to appear for interview. is that means end of my career?
  
  thinking of to prepare for GATE or go for CDAC what other options i have?
  give some suggestion plz. thanks
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  monkey_007

  *pushkar*

  Sorry dear, but tcs wants 60% through out ( 10th onwards ) But i have seen that you have done good in your btech. See, you are still eligible in companies like wipro, syntel, microland, kpit cumins and all small companies. Try hard for them. Any problem/query then do ask me.
  
  Good luck 😀

  Thanks Pushkar ...bit depressed 😔 but dat's okay....😀 😀
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  monkey_007

  The_Big_K

  I'm not sure about the current eligibility criteria TCS has. But if 60% is what they ask then you might have a bad luck at the beginning. But you can still get into TCS 😀
  
  The strategy to follow is to get a job with other company and build a solid technical profile in the first two years. Apply for TCS. I'm quite sure that TCS will be more than happy to recruit you. That strategy has worked for many to get into their dream companies.

  Thank you ...I'm also planning for the same strategy ....😀 😀