I just completed my Bsc computer science and planning to do MCA ahead. And I have not been trained well in coding language thats the reason I dont want to get into it. But I am afraid about my career that what if I am not offered any job because of not knowing coding language. Hence I wanted to know if there is any other section other than coding language?

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Hi Divyam, You can concentrate on making a career in testing or support services. While pursuing your P.G., you can undergo professional training in this area or can do a research in jobs in IT field apart from programmer jobs. There are many areas in IT which you can take up based on your interest to pursue it. Best Wishes-Sanjay read less