Java or Software Testing or Bank Exam?

DEEPAK94313
@deepak94313-AzEu0B โ€ข Oct 26, 2024

I have passed BTECH in 2013 in electrical and electronics engineering. i was having interest on c & c++ programming during college life. now i wanna join class either for java or software testing , hence which will be a better option for me. as i am in an urgent need of job. i also want to continue for the preparation of Banking and SSC side by side.
please reply what to do

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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk • May 8, 2015

    Welcome to CrazyEngineers, #-Link-Snipped-# . If you are interested in software programming, you should first make yourself awesome in C, C++ and then look for coaching in Java. Unfortunately, no one here can tell you what will be better option for you because there are equal opportunities in software testing and Java - provided you are very good at it.

    DEEPAK94313i also want to continue for the preparation of Banking and SSC side by side.
    please reply what to do

    I'm not sure what are you trying to do by preparing for Banking and other exams as well. Why not just decide a direction in which you need to go and then focus all your efforts in that direction? If you are 'OK' with a banking job; I'd recommend you to focus on bank exams.

  • DEEPAK94313

    @deepak94313-AzEu0B • May 8, 2015

    2 year will be over very soon of compeletion of my degree. i dont have work experience.
    will i get job or better opportunities in or after sepember 2015 in testing field ?
    ma i too late for the industry ?

    which is the best option IT Industry or Govt. Banking ?

  • Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk • May 8, 2015

    DEEPAK94313i dont have work experience.
    will i get job or better opportunities in or after sepember 2015 in testing field ?

    You should look for opportunities ONLY in the field you are interested in making career. It could be banking OR IT OR something else. But fix your direction and then start looking for jobs.

    There's no point in targeting 'everything'. It may help you find a job; but in the longer run, you'll regret.

    Start for a job in a smaller company that is ready to hire you for your skills. Build your experience with them, work on live projects and then make a switch to a bigger company.

  • DEEPAK94313

    @deepak94313-AzEu0B • May 8, 2015

    THANK YOU