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As a 4th Year Student In a tier 3 college I have a really good command on Full Stack Develomet & Data Science but my DSA is weak what should I do is it ok to learn just development or is DSA compulsory to get a good job in 2024

What exams can we write after completing BCA for further studies and also for getting a job in the IT field?

"Just had an interview where the debate between development and DSA was apparent. While my development skills weren't top-notch, my DSA skills shone. It's a reminder that in today's job market, proficiency in both areas is vital for success. #CareerI

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AI will replace entry level jobs in the next 12-24 months. So if you're seeking a job, you should be equivalent to a mid level (at least) or senior level in order to get into the job market.

Being a developer, I just realized why people struggle to find a job or freelance projects: they don't want to give their best but want the best price.

Want to land your dream software engineer job? DSA is key! Why DSA? It helps you solve problems efficiently, a critical skill for interviews. It's like searching a dictionary - efficient algorithms save time! ⏱️ Resources to get you started: "Al

Currently doing a full time job as Back-end developer and pursuing BCA (2 year) , so should I start learning DSA or prepare for nimcet for MCA Let me know your suggestions or advice.

Hello, I'm a final year student at the National Institute of Technology, Kurukshetra, and I will be graduating in a month. I want to join startups to begin my career with an SDE role. Can you suggest how to get a job in startups, and if someone wants

hii everyone I am looking for a job or internship. i am a final year computer science engineering student. my technical skills are MERN Stack, Spring Boot, C++, Java, DSA. I have worked on many projects like notes website, news website etc