I did B.Tech CS & have 2 years of experience. What should I do now? Will IELTS be enough if I look forward to study abroad (UK, Australia)?

I passed my B.Tech with 83% marks and have 2 years of experience as a software engineer.

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Satish Prabhu | Contributor-Level 10

9 years ago

Dear Nahid, I would suggest you do MS in the same line and choose a specialisation in which you are interested. While selecting the course and university, you can select the college which offer you an internship at the end of the course. This will increase your chances of getting employed in the

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