Hello Aspirant

Yes, you can get a job in Amazon. To get in amazon, you need problem solving skills. If you want to go in amazon as a SDE, then competitive programming is must. Doing B.Tech in any branch can help. But to get into Amazon like companies, you need to clear their technical rounds which consists of problem solving using data structures and algorithms. After that you will have to give interviews both technical and personal. After it, if you clear it, you are selected in product based companies.

Hope this helps and all the best.

Hello Ramesh,

It is a good decision to pursue B.Tech in IT branch, as many job opportunities have been opened to those with the aptitude and willingness to learn and use Information Technology. Most IT jobs pay more than the national average of all jobs.

India is officially the Information technology capital of south-east Asia with around 100+ Multinational IT companies and more than 50 indigenous IT companies having their southeast Asian level headquarters in India. This explains abundancy in the IT sector and also at the same time the job insecurity caused due to massive recruitments.

Some IT jobs for Graduates are as follows:

• Software Developer
• Testing Engineer
• IT Coordinator
• System Analyst
• IT Technical Content Developer
• Applications Developer

IT candidates can get jobs in the followingH :

1. TCS
2. Infosys
3. Wipro
4. HCL
5. IBM
6. Cognizant
7. Oracle
8. Tech Mahindra
9. Amazon
10. Google
11. IBM
12. Accenture

Hope this was helpful to you. Feel free to ask more questions.

Have a good day!!

Hello student!

Velagapudi Ramakrishna Siddhartha Engineering College, Vijayawada is an Autonomous college and it was ranked 42 for engineering by Times in 2019. The college offers more than 19 courses across three streams and the most popular ones are Btech and MBA. The exams are acceptable for admissions in this college is AP EAMCET and JEE. Every year around 80% students got placed in top Multinational companies. According to a survey the highest salary package offered to student a CSE student in 2019 was 24 LPA.

Hope it helps!

Hello,

You can do MBA after BBA but you can't do MSc in psychology. eligibility for MSc in psychology is BSc in psychology. In Msc you will choose a specialization or a domain for that you will read/study for 2 years.

You can't go for different stream. you can appear CAT exam and do MBA and get interesting job options aboard. After MBA, you can do PhD if you want.

Hope it helps!

Dear Candidate,

Yes. You can get placed in gigantic tech companies like the ones you mentioned even if you are not from core IT or CS background. Only you need to convince the employers of your skill set. If you have good logical & analytical skills, problem solving & troubleshooting skills. They check how curious you are to solve a given situation & the flexibility you show goes a long way in determining your future too. You can definitely get placed in these big companies irrespective of your different background. There are many examples of students like this in the IT industry.

Get in touch with different people from technology on GitHub platform and you'll realise the diversity of students having different backgrounds.

Hope this helps. Thank You.

Hello there,

CGPA does matter though. Every other company has their own set of criterias to be fulfilled as to sit for the tests. You really need to know coding at the tip of your fingers to get into such good companies. If you fulfill their criteria of minimum cgpa then you can definitely sit for the tests and then the rest is in your hands  you have to showcase your coding skills then you might land yourself up a job.

Hello Aspirant,

Various companies starts coming a year earlier in July or in 7th semester for placement offers. Companies like Amazon, Bosch, Intel, Dell, Tata Motors, L& T, Schneider, TCS, Accenture, Wipro,a nd many more take part in the placement and hiring process at VIT.

The hiring and placement ends at the year's end starting in mostly in July after of the results of students.

Dear Aspirant,

The cutoff for general companies at VIT is 7.0 however, if you are aiming for the top tech companies, you have to get a 8.5 minimum. Moreover, you must also not have any standing backlog at the times of placement.

Make sure you are good at Data structures and algorithms if you are aiming for these top tech giants.

Hope this helps. Thank you.

Yes, most of the shown placements are on campus. Top MNCs do come to SRM KTR with offers.