Choose the Right Way before find your career in Computer Field

Today, Computer Education is most essential for a bright future. Therefore in Schools and Colleges the Elementary Computer subject is compulsory. But it's not enough, In this competitive environment we should professional knowledge of Computer. But the choosing of Courses, Degrees & Institution is a major problems for students. The Doeacc provides "O", "A", "B" & "C" Level Diploma, Universities provides P.G.D.C.A. [Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Application], B.C.A. [Bachelor in Computer Application], M.C.A. [Master of Computer Application], M.Sc. (I.T.), M.Sc. (Computer Science) and another Private Sector Institutes provides a wide range of courses.

In most cases seen that students are join a course, but after sometime they are confused and think that "It's not a right way.", "It's too difficult.". Through these conditions the students cannot complete the course or the way that they have chosen. Mostly students joins "O" Level after completing 10+2, After completing Graduate they turn to P.G.D.C.A. against "A" Level, because "A" Level syllabus is lengthily and not easy for Hindi Medium students and in small towns & cities the proper coaching & guidance are easily not available. The higher Diploma of DOEACC "B" Level & "C" Level are not available in our area, For these Diplomas, students must go to Jaipur, Delhi or Punjab. So only P.G.D.C.A. is a single replacement of "A" Level in easy way. Then students are turned to P.G.D.C.A., After completing P.G.D.C.A. some students needs more higher Degree in Computer Field, then they turn again to M.Sc. or M.C.A.

So it is necessary, Choose the Righty way before find your career in Computer Field. Your may choose the suitable course, Institute & University for you.

If you are really Intelligent & your English is good, if you can spend more time & money and you are able to join DOEACC authorized Institute. Then your may join the DOEACC courses:

"O" Level  --->> "A" Level ---> "B" Level ---> "C" Level

For more details you can visit the DOEACC website http://www.doeacc.edu.in

if some things is missing from above items, then you can try to another way,

If you complete your Graduate Degree, then you can join P.G.D.C.A. [Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Application] (One Year) from a U.G.C. recognized university. The IGNOU & Vardhman open University Kota also provides facility of Distance Education in PGDCA. If your targets are high, you can join M.C.A., M.Sc. [I.T. or Computer Science] Degree courses of U.G.C. recognized Universities. If you are already completed PGDCA or "A" Level then you can save one year from three years degree in M.C.A.

If you are complete 10+2, and in future you wants join purely Computer field. Then you can join B.C.A. After completeing B.C.A. you can take admission in M.C.A. as per your requirements.

So before taking any decision, Choose the Right way for making a bright future in Computer field.

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You are the eye of the world, please care for your eyes. – B.K. Ramswarup

Very Important For PC Users

During a recent visit to an optician, one of my friends was told of an exercise for the eyes by a specialist doctor that he termed as 20-20-20 ." It is apt for all of us, who spend long hours at our desks, looking at the computer screen. I Thought I'd share it with you. 20-20-20

Step I :- After every 20 minutes of looking into the computer screen, turn your head and try to look at any object placed at least 20 feet away. This changes the focal length of your eyes, a must-do for the tired eyes.
 
Step II :- Try and blink your eyes for 20 times in succession, to moisten them.
 
Step III :- Time permitting of course, one should walk 20 paces after every 20 minutes of sitting in one particular posture. Helps blood circulation for the entire body.

Circulate among your friends if you care for them and their eyes.

They say that your eyes r mirror of your soul, so do take care of them, they are priceless......

Otherwise our eye would be like this...

WISH TO SEE  YOU WITH BEAUTIFUL EYES........ Ram Swarup

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10 PATHWAYS TO POSITIVE SPEECH

Gossip may be defined as any form of communication that harms another. It can ruin lives, assassinate reputations, split families, alienate friends and destroy businesses.

    On the other hand, a gossip-free environment leads to peaceful lives, healthier relationships, and overall prosperity.

Yes, the gift of speech is a marvelous one, depending upon how it is used. Would you like your words to soothe instead of sting? Heal instead of hurt? And build instead of burn? Following these ten pathways will help:

1. Speak No Evil. Say only positive statements. Let words of kindness be on your tongue. This means to respond instead of react. And, even, to edit your speech before you speak.
2. Hear No Evil. Refuse to listen to gossip, slander and other negative forms of speech. Hint: If avoiding the conversation is impossible, have another topic of "positive" interest you can quickly bring up in order to change the subject.
3. Don't Rationalize Destructive Speech. Excuses like "But it's true" or "I'm only joking" or "I can tell my spouse anything" just don't cut it. Gossip is gossip, anyway you cut it. Besides, the fact that it is true is what qualifies it as gossip. If it were not true, it would be libel or slander.
4. See No Evil. Judge people favorably, the way you would want them to judge you. If you've ever been accused of doing something for which you know you were innocent, then you know how it feels to be misjudged. Remember, if you weren't there, you don't know. And, even if you were, you may have missed what actually happened in context.
5. Beware of Speaking Evil Without Saying An Evil Word. Body language, and even positive speech, can bring tremendous destruction. Yes, telling someone you know takes advantage of others' kindness that a particular person will give you "the shirt off his back," although it seems like positive speech, is not an act of kindness.
6. Be Humble; Avoid Arrogance. These will be your greatest weapons against destructive speech. As Rabbi Noah Weinberg teaches, "Take pleasure in your accomplishments, not pride." This way you recognize the Ultimate Source of your accomplishments. And those who are arrogant are so filled with themselves, there is no room for their Creator in their lives.
7. Beware Of Repeating Information. Loose lips sink ships. Even positive information needs permission before being repeated. Telling someone who's out of a job that your mutual friend, Julie, got a raise, does not constitute proper speech.
8. Honesty Really Is The Best Policy—Most of the Time. Be careful to always tell the truth unless it will hurt others, break your own privacy or publicize your accomplishments. Strive for honesty in everything you do. But if it's between honesty and unnecessarily hurting another's feelings, it's better not to be so truthful. Those who boast about being "brutally honest" are usually more brutal than honest.
9. Learn to Say, "I'm Sorry." Everyone makes mistakes. If you've spoken badly about someone, clear it up immediately. It might be embarrassing, but get it over with quickly. Apologize, ask for forgiveness, and let him or her know it won't happen again.
10. Forgive. If you have been wronged, let it go. Forgive for your sake, if not for theirs. Those who can forgive live healthier, happier, and less stressful lives. Those who say they'll forgive but not forget are actually saying that they'll neither forgive nor forget.

Try this for the next month. The good news is, if you slip up now and then, it only means you are human.
Try again.
I congratulate you simply for making the effort.