nterview Tips for DOEACC'S Candidates
Here sharing some good tips for all DOEACC students, when they face an interview with any prospective employer (who have less awareness about DOEACC courses). These are just my views
Instead of rather discussing silly issues like "A" level recognition, acceptance of DOEACC qualifications, let's focus more on personality development and other tips, which could be helpful for all DOEACC students (including myself) at large. Some of them are:
1. Projecting the qualification: The first aspect is how you present your DOEACC "A" level in the resume. My suggestion is not to mention "A" level anywhere in resume, since most of the employers might not be aware of this qualification. Instead you can write like this:
"Advance Diploma Computer Applications from DOEACC Society, a premier national body under Department of IT, Govt. of India". This gives an impression to the employer that you have completed your course from a well known professional body under DIT.
2. Don't project "A" level as a correspondence course: I feel most of the students are not getting interview calls on the basis of this aspect, i.e. projecting our course as a correspondence course. Whenever an inteviewer puts questions about this, just answer him/her confidently that it is a regular course pursued from so and so institute, accredited to DOEACC Society (similar to a regular college affiliated to a university). Even though you have completed the course as a direct candidate, tell them that you have done this course from some private accredited institute.
3. The biggest strength is our grading system: This should be highlighted to your prospective employer, highlighting that the marks/grades obtained in "B/A " level is purely through examinations which is of very high standard and do not include any internal assessment marks (which is the case of B.E/ M.C.A courses).
I hope this would help u guys............
Instead of rather discussing silly issues like "A" level recognition, acceptance of DOEACC qualifications, let's focus more on personality development and other tips, which could be helpful for all DOEACC students (including myself) at large. Some of them are:
1. Projecting the qualification: The first aspect is how you present your DOEACC "A" level in the resume. My suggestion is not to mention "A" level anywhere in resume, since most of the employers might not be aware of this qualification. Instead you can write like this:
"Advance Diploma Computer Applications from DOEACC Society, a premier national body under Department of IT, Govt. of India". This gives an impression to the employer that you have completed your course from a well known professional body under DIT.
2. Don't project "A" level as a correspondence course: I feel most of the students are not getting interview calls on the basis of this aspect, i.e. projecting our course as a correspondence course. Whenever an inteviewer puts questions about this, just answer him/her confidently that it is a regular course pursued from so and so institute, accredited to DOEACC Society (similar to a regular college affiliated to a university). Even though you have completed the course as a direct candidate, tell them that you have done this course from some private accredited institute.
3. The biggest strength is our grading system: This should be highlighted to your prospective employer, highlighting that the marks/grades obtained in "B/A " level is purely through examinations which is of very high standard and do not include any internal assessment marks (which is the case of B.E/ M.C.A courses).
I hope this would help u guys............
