I am a student of NIT Karnataka CSE branch. my 1st semester getting started in December 2020. if I want 40+ package, what should be my study plan?
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20th Nov, 2020
Hello,
To get a good placement you should have really good CGPA, so do perform really well in each semesters.
Also apart from your syllabus I would suggest that you do some extra certified courses related to your field, which would definitely be a plus point during placement.
Also during your semester breaks do go for internships as these experiences can give you a upper hand during your placement time.
Also work upon your communication skill and group discussions.
And before the placement time do revise important points of your favourite subject and be confident and give the interview.
Good Luck
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Thanks😊,CGPA range required to 40+ placement?
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Some certified course name and in which semester get start.?
20th Nov, 2020
PRAJEET PANDIT
Hi, I would suggest you to maintain a CGPA above 8 to be on the safe side. Well most companies have their own eligibility criteria , so you. should approach the training and placement cell of your college and discuss with them to know the exact details. Also what matters the most is how well you know the concepts that you have learned in your course and how well you can apply it. So be thorough with the basics and understand the concepts well and revise it before you go for the interview.
20th Nov, 2020
PRAJEET PANDIT
You can join for NPTEL, Coursera courses as these have a good value.
The courses that you select should be based upon your interests.
I have still mentioned a few courses below:
1. Oracle DB Certification
2. Oracle Java Certification
3. Microsoft Certification
4. Cisco Networking Certification
5. Red Hat Linux Certification
You can start the courses at the earliest.
Also Pick up one language (which may or not be taught in your college, like Python, C, etc) and master it well and also do some mini projects as these can also be an added advantage
The courses that you select should be based upon your interests.
I have still mentioned a few courses below:
1. Oracle DB Certification
2. Oracle Java Certification
3. Microsoft Certification
4. Cisco Networking Certification
5. Red Hat Linux Certification
You can start the courses at the earliest.
Also Pick up one language (which may or not be taught in your college, like Python, C, etc) and master it well and also do some mini projects as these can also be an added advantage
