Dear thinkingone and sudesingh:

Thank you both for your prompt reply and guidance. Could you please tell me specifically which course shall I study in India, Which skillsets do I train myself now, before coming to canada that 's on demand there?

Do U think, is doing this really necessary and does this sound good?

Ram, Delhi

While in India, I suggest you to learn Networking - not of Cisco, Novell etc... I mean people networking which wud fetch u job, and also other soft skills regarding communication. These attribute to entry into industry, and when once you are IN, then observe what kind of things make more sense to u, and accordingly, u may like to study whatever, here.

Hope that helps.

Hi All CD's

Count me in too. over 6 yrs in IT. Mainly worked in Oracle,VB,JAVA currently working on SQL & .NET...

Got a job in IT when I landed. I gave my interview in the first week of landing ..i didnt have a clue to where the location was actaully..got hold of many maps and reached at the location. after 4 rounds of interviewing ( 3 weeks) i got the job.

Well I beleive that getting a job in IT here may not be that difficult than in other fields.

Getting hold of good recruiters is very miportant.

I 'm already being called for several interviews now..

some suggestions contact brainhunters.com or hays.com

would like to shar mor knowledge with the team here

cheers!

jas

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Truly Indian

wow jasmeek, that sounds like a good success story. I am interested in learning more about your approach to land up with a good job, and your feedback to aspirants too. As you mentioned good recruiters, shed more light on them, I mean which ones were more reliable as per your first hand experience.

Cheers

me too

Count me too.

Systems Consultant for web based database driven business applications, currently working on Oracle/ASP/Business Objects.

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A Delhite in Toronto

Me too...............