Bsc IT Degree + Msc + Cima

[djbuwa]

kattiya mata podi idea ekak one Bsc IT degeree ekak thiyanawanam Cima karaganna eka hodada.. IT field eken yanna and passe migrate karanna idea ekak thiye.Cima eke foundation eka wage karagena thiyaganna eka hodada..elakiri eke cima karapu aya innawada..

 

[djbuwa]

bump..

 

[Jack_Sparrow]

Msc IT karanawanam technical side ekata yanne
CIMA karanawanam management side ekata yanne
migrate karanan dekama hodai uba wediyen kamati eka karahan

 

[sandun36]

cima is good if you are moving to management.

 

[duh]

Bsc IT, Msc, CIMA - All of them together makes a better academic and professional qualification, but the real worth doesn't come if you don't have experience (Experience means both working and peer connections, you must have a strong network)

Why are you thinking about switching? if you have the degree and not happy with it right now, chances are you're lacking experience in IT, build your portfolio, if you feel IT is not the right path concentrate on CIMA (i've seen lots of people switch after their Bsc)

So if you're thinking about migrating machan, save the trouble and concentrate on management. IT is a strange field where people with technical knowledge surpasses people with academic skills cause of the technical nature. Looking at CIMA says you're not very much interested in technical side (to my sense)

All the best machan

 

[lahirukasun]

Bsc + Msc + CIMA

or

Bsc + Msc + MBA

or

Bsc + Msc

or

Bsc + MBA

 

[djbuwa]

ubath confuse welada inne bn..

 

[Don GasCan]

OI prabath pissu kalinna apa ban mawa dala

 

[coolnishan]

CIMA karanna keeyak wage yanawada ban?

 

[djbuwa]

bump.

 

[djbuwa]

bump.

 

[Lalakajee]

It's good to do CIMA, companies like that, because you will understand management's decisions better. MSc is also good, so they know you are a "Master" in whatever the field you selected for the MSc .