Go to a technical college and get an associates degree in what you enjoy doing or hope to do.
Graduating from a technical college with good grades will do more for you than any 4-year degree. These colleges know where the jobs are at a local level and will help you get your your first job. Later on after you have gotten your education and also your first job and important experience, the sky is the limit. You can go on to get a 4 year degree if need be or be able to get another job that pays more in another area of the country if you wish to move.
Technical colleges are way under rated but these are the institutions where you can learn a highly-skilled trade that employers are looking for. Be a serious student and get good grades and you will be rewarded.What can I do to get good job?I have done Bcom,LL.B,DTL, Java Programming for web Development.But no experianc
Perfect your English. Look up companies and apply directly to them, not headhunters. Volunteer some work for a church and then use it as an example of a published website on the Internet. Be persistent.
The other ideas are really good..
I would suggest that in addition to using job.com, sign up for a free account at guru.com. Look into places like rent-a-coder.com and elance.com. Also Look on craigslist.org. Look under the headings for computer based jobs in the help wanted but also look in the small biz ads as well.
Your ';portfolio'; can be a collection of projects you accomplished in school, if you haven't any, then sign up for a free hosting account that allows you flexibility. A few of the free hosting companies do not allow PHP and other database work such MSQL.
Once you have your portfolio completed I suggest at least one type of project utilizing your skill base. Then plaace those URLS on your resume as well. This way when you have an interview you may state this is a portfolio of your work, that you can do.
On more thing: remember the average person, even hiring managers do not know all of the acronyms for the IT feild so be prepared to have a easy to understand description of what you do available.
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