Fresher Software Tester must know about these topics to get a job in IT company

Fresher Software Tester must know about these topics to get a job in IT company

1 Funtional Testing 
2 Retesting
3 Regression Testing 
4 Database Testing
5 White Box Testing
6 UI Testing
7 Browser Compitability Testing
8 Cron Job Testing
9 API Testing
10 Migration Testing
11 Integration Testing
12 Smoke Testing
13 Sanity Testing
14 Security Testing
15 Performance Testing
16 Automation Testing
17 Exploratory/Adhoc Testing
18 Device Testing
19 Accessibility Testing
20 Internationalization Testing
21 Back Up and Non Back up Mount Testing

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What should I do, after 12th?

What should I do, after 12^th?

Everyone is confused at the level of leaving high school life. Specially if the students are from rural area.

If you have this question, at this stage, You are on the right way.

And this is not abnormal, its common. But it should not happen. Everyone should analyse yourself whats your interest. What exactly you want to become?

If you loves writing, go for it.

If you like sports, join some good college or institute which is special for sports.

First thing, everyone wants to earn money. Ant thing is that, there is a big misunderstanding, that IT field gives more money. Hey, the days are gone. Now IT industry hiring the talent only, not the degree holders or toppers, or who has 90% or more.

Coming to the point what to do after 12^th?

Decide on your own.

You may say, then why you are writing this article, right?

Yes, this is the article just to remind you, you have freedom to choose your career, life.

You can earn money (if money is important to you), in any field.

I am not going to include all the things that you should do after 12^th.

But some of them are:

Animation

Arts

Sports

Journalism

Politics

Computer Science

Health science

Management

Business Administration

Hotel Management

Language Specialization (foreign languages)

Marketing

Medical

Engineering

Social Working

Artificial Intelligence

Important Note:

This is the blog especially for IT people. Many of the people asking me to write about “what to do after 12^th  ?”. The purpose of question is mostly confusion of choosing BCA/BBA or another.

See, Now a day’s millions of candidates passing degree of IT, each year, and this number is increasing. The number of candidates required by IT Industry is around 2, 00,000 only.

If you are good at programming, logic, and you are ready to learn everything related to IT/Software, go for BCA.

Otherwise not.

And if you have already been taken admission for BCA, then learn Programming, improve logic, learn everything related to IT/Software, no option.

The crowd of IT candidates, is going to increase in marketing.

So, again saying, decide on your own. Ask yourself what exactly you are interested in!

Do whatever you want nothing is meaningless.

You can earn money, by your talent, knowledge, skills, not by Degree.

There are always exists some courses, related to your interests!

If you can learn, obviously you can earn.

(Article submitted by: Vanesh Mali)

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Future of Software Developer in India

What is the future of the software Developer in India?

"No one knows what the future will bring."

This Question was asked 10 years ago, this question has been asked several times now and this question will be asked 10 years from now. Want to know the future? Sure. Some people will keep asking these questions and some people will keep creating the future. Some people like me will get tired of answering such questions and focus on creating the future.

 

There are plenty of good jobs for good programmers in good companies, no matter what the economic circumstances. The trick is to be really good. Programming is hard, and being a really good programmer takes a lot of talent and hard work.

First off, you have to love software development. It has to be a fun challenge for you. If it isn't, it can be one of the worst jobs (I think).

Software developers are the creative minds behind computer programs. Some develop the applications that allow people to do specific tasks on a computer or other device. Others develop the underlying systems that run the devices or control networks.

Salary for Software Developer [Fresher]:

There is no fixed salary in the software field it vary from company to company and also on experience, you cannot predict it!

Career in software engineering is highly rewarding considering the present status of Information Technology. In the public sector companies, the starting salaries of software engineers are Rs 8000 to Rs 12000. However, private sector offers higher pay packet. A good software engineer can hope to start with a salary of around Rs 20000 to Rs 25000. Besides salary there are several other perks available to employees.

Payscale dot com Says,

A Software Developer earns an average salary of Rs 343,353 per year. People in this job generally don't have more than 10 years' experience. Skills that are associated with high pay for this job are UNIX, C++, and Java/J2EE. Pay for this job rises steadily for more experienced workers, but goes down significantly for the few employees with more than 20 years' experience.

Here is the list of different companies with their salary:

1.   TCS:  3.16 LPA

2.   CTS: 3.8 LPA.

3.   WIPRO: 2.85 LPA

4.   IBM : 3.8 to 4.5 LPA

5.   INFOSYS: 3.2 LPA

Freelancing instead of regular job: 

You will be getting more money if you are in to freelancing but the real pain is in marketing yourself. If you feel you are enough smart to market yourself then prefer freelancing. The best thing about freelancing is you will be getting an opportunity to meet lot of people.

Advantages of Working Freelance:

Freelancers can determine their own schedule and how much they want to work. As self-employed people, they can focus on a specific type of project or client if they wish. Freelancers get paid more than employees do, since they need to make sure they are generating enough income to pay for taxes, health insurance, and other necessary expenses.

Attention:

Freelance writing is a lonely job. Your only company is you and your computer. If you enjoy being surrounded by people, this is definitely the wrong career for you.

(Article Submitted by Vanesh Mali, Software Engineer @Pune, Maharashtra, India)

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What to do after IT Graduation?

Question asked by many of the IT students (BCA/BSC-IT/BSC-comp).

Team at Technology Park doing survey on this. On this way we found that many of the software professional's opinion is : "Go for Job, instead of Masters"
 
Answer given by Vanesh Mali (Software Engineer @Pune,Maharashtra, India) :
My strong suggestion would be to not to go for  MCA at this moment. If you have completed your BCA, start enrolling for internships or Full-Time jobs. The current IT market scenario shows that a MCA after a BCA wont increase much in the salary aspect, considering the fact you will be spending quite some time and money in these three years of MCA. However, if you start working and gain potential work experience and then go for MCA, it might show the right path or another upcoming opportunity. Masters should be done after gaining some experience in the real world projects.





Answers Given by Other Software Professionals,
Answer:
There are wide-ranging options for the graduates who have completed the BCA course. The various fields other than the computer application they can choose for the post graduation includes the management courses. This gives variety of career options especially in the Human Resource field and financial accounting fields. These specializations offer them scope of a bright career afterwards. They can opt for the master degree course in abroad also.
Some of the higher study options after BCA other than MCA are:
-Masters in Computer Management
-Masters Degree in Information Management (MIM)
-Masters in Business Administration (MBA)
-Master of Science in Information Technology (m.sc IT)
-G-CAT Master
-Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Applications
-Post Graduate Program in Corporate Studies (PGPCS)

Answer:
I would have suggested to go for a start-up had you done your BTech/BE . It is not that the knowledge you gain in BE/BTech is more. It is just that most IT companies treat BSc, BCA as second class workers, with lower salaries . They are mostly deployed to maintenance and support project.

So I would suggest you to do MCA. MCA is considered on par with BE/B.Tech.  While doing MCA, take up innovative projects each semester and makes sure atleast 2-3 of them go live(as website or in play/apple store) . If you can handle work and education together, then do MCA while working via correspondence/distance/weekend course. Once you are done with MCA, try to get into a startup.

Answer :
I would say, go for the start up now, and if it doesn't work out at some point, you can always resume the studies. The other way is probably harder. Also look at the financial situation of course. And take into account what you are happy with.

Bottom Line:
After IT Graduation go for a Job, gain experience,learn Technology, languages, after that you can do Masters.After all its your choice. Best Luck for your Golden and Bright Future.




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