Will it matter that from which board I have completed my 10th & 12th among state, CBSE & ICSE boards during jobs & interviews in IT sector?

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Dharamveer Dheer
6 years ago
A Big no. The interviewer sees the match in your skills and company's requirements for particular positions. The only education institution which matters in taking up the first job is your UNIVERSITY. So, choose one with utmost care. For IT sector jobs, CSE and IT are the right programs, all these p

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Abhishek Desai
9 years ago
Hello Deepak, As long as you have sound knowledge about the relevant subjects/ topics whose interview you'd be appearing for and have performed well during your graduation, these things do not matter at all.

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I am also of the same opinion.

Konatham Abhishek
7 years ago
Hello Deepak, The eligibility criteria for various IT organisations example 60% minimum percentage for class 10th and 65% in class 12th and UG with adequate knowledge of your degree subjects and appropriate training completed by you. More than anything, all that matters is your confidence, personal

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rhythm sanghi
8 years ago
It doesn't matter which board you are from. What matters is your percentage.

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R
9 years ago
No, it doesn't matter at all in India.

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V
6 years ago
The interviewer sees the match in your skills and company's requirements for particular positions. The only education institution which matters in taking up the first job is from where you have completed your Bachelors or Masters as that will give you huge placement opportunities. LPU is one of the

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Vivek Kumar
6 years ago
No one will ask you about that from where did you have done your 10th or 12th just they will look for skillset you have, and how is your communication skills.

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Neha Batra
7 years ago
No dear, it doesn't matter at all. Rather your score, your capabilities and confidence that will matter.

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Mayurdeep Bora
7 years ago
No, it definitely doesn't matter. Only your percentage of marks is taken into consideration, your board isn't. All the best.

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Archita Chouhan
7 years ago
Hello, No, it doesn't matter that from which board you have completed your 10th,12th and graduation during jobs and interview in IT sector. It only matters that from where you are graduated and your final degree.

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