What is on Your Mind?

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Respected Forum Members,

I am a average student, B.tch. pass out 2012 batch in information and technology, but still jobless. To increase my knowledge, and job chances i am planing to do Post Graduation Diploma from CADC. I want your help in selecting best course for better job options.

I am eligible for following courses:

1. DAC Diploma in Advanced Computing

2. DSSD Diploma in System Softwear

3.WiMC Diploma in Wireless and Mobile Computing

4.DITISS Dipolma in IT Infrastructure, Systems and Security

and the centers list is:
1. Bangalore
2. Pune
3. Hyderabad
4. Kolkata
5. Mumbai
6. Noida
7. Noida
8. Thiruvananthapuram
Show me the way to select best course and best center.

My rank is 717
Sorry for late post, Today is last day to apply

Thanks and Regards :
Vijay Tyagi

WiMC sounds like a good option. But I recommend to consult with someone who studied in CDAC to get a better idea.

BTW I don't think center really matters. You can select one which is most convenient for you.

Thanks bipinajith for your time and replay.
sorry Scott this was my first post, in future i will not give phone and email.

It just depends on what interests you the most. if I were to choose the course, I would go for system programming. That, in your case is DSSD.

PS : I was also an average student

All CDAC courses are good, choosing one should be purely based on personal choice.
Concentrate more on acquiring knowledge when you undergo these courses and develop an insight & understanding on how things work. Do hands on as much as possible. Learn few things but it is important that you understand them end to end with crystal clarity. This would come handy and would bring you appreciations when you appear for the interview (yes a good & honest CV is equally as important to get you the first call -interviewers get somewhat on what's honest and not so honest with a fresher's CV -I know this).

Don't run just after jobs, you'd get one anyway. Manage to distinguish yourself from the crowd -my experience of so many years with this industry.