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Rohit Gupta is the co-founder and COO of College Vidya, a one-stop solution for making informed online education choices.
Rohit is a first-generation entrepreneur who currently leads the company’s marketing and operations department.
A TEDx speaker, he was honoured with the ET Leadership Excellence Award 2022 for his effort in helping shape the lives of over 90,000 students through his platform.
Rohit is passionate about the potential of online education and is on a mission to democratise access to quality education and career opportunities.
He completed his schooling from Scholars Home in Dehradun and holds a bachelor’s degree in commerce from Deshbandhu College, Delhi.
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Asked by Anonymous - Jan 01, 2024Hindi
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I am doing MCA, i don't know nothing about programming languages, how should I start my career in IT ,what should I choose for long career like web development or something else, so that I can live a good life please help me regarding my career

Ans: To kickstart your IT career, begin by acquiring proficiency in programming languages such as Python, JavaScript, or Java. Direct your attention to web development since it has a wide range of prospects and a consistent level of demand. Pursue online certificates in full-stack web development, Programming and Framework, Cloud Computing, etc., alongside your MCA for engaging and interactive educational experiences. To bolster your abilities and reputation, pursuing certifications in web development, such as Full Stack Development, would be advantageous. Participate in hands-on projects to construct a robust portfolio. Engaging in networking activities on platforms such as GitHub and becoming a member of coding groups can also provide advantageous outcomes.
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Thankyou very much Rohit Sir

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