Nagaland beats Karnataka in terms of job readiness; Karnataka ranks below average
The survey showed that women engineers have been consistently performing better than their male counterparts in most of the states, on average.
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| 10 Dec 2020 3:06 PM GMT
Mumbai: IP-driven incubation lab, BridgeLabz had conducted a survey between May and October 2020, where they had found that candidates in Nagaland scored 122% of tech-job ready talents, followed by Uttarakhand with 117%, Meghalaya with 112%, Haryana with 110% and Punjab with 109%.
The average score was 34.
The states are among the top 15-states where tech-talent is above average in job readiness.
The BridgeLabz Tech Employability Quotient (BTEQ) had assessed each candidate on the basis of their average knowledge in five domains- Terminals and Global Information Tracker (GIT) Commands, Programming Constructs, OOPS Concepts, Java Programming and Web Development.
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no one has been charged in the case. right now one sector of the u.s. economy is looking to hire. high-tech. that is welcome news for the national unemployment rate nearing 10%, but the company isn t just looking for anyone. a fox report from claudia. with the nation s technology seeing higher earnings some of them are getting bigger. amazon is hiring, microsoft is hiring. dice.com with 60,000 new positions, up 40% from this time last year in areas ranging from online advertise to go personal computers to retail stores. but companies are being choosey, only the skilled need to apply. they are looking for people that are skilled in java programming or database management or newer and more in demand skills like network security. one area is seeing a lot of growth, intelligent solutions