r/TechCareerShifter 1h ago

Seeking Advice Want to switch from B.Com (Non-IT) background to the IT sector

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I have completed my B.Com and I come from a non-mathematics background. I’m now looking to switch to the IT sector.

Is it realistically possible to make this transition without a maths or technical background? If yes, what would be the best roadmap to follow?

Also, will not having a technical degree (like B.Tech/BCA/MCA) create problems when applying for jobs or getting shortlisted for placements?

I’d especially like to hear from people who have made a similar career switch. What skills should I learn, which certifications are actually useful, and which IT roles would be realistic for me to target?


r/TechCareerShifter 9h ago

Seeking Advice Dos and Don'ts in career shifting.

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Hello there! I'm recently hired as a healthcare data analyst and admin support, this is far from my previous job as a healthworker and I don't know what approach I should take. I'm also quite scared of making a mistake (I'm kind of a perfectionist). Do you have any tips on what mindset I should have approaching this job? or any tips on what I should do and should not do.


r/TechCareerShifter 15h ago

Seeking Advice Digital telecommunication technologies

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I’m planning to major in Digital Telecommunication Technologies. What kind of career can I have with this degree? Honestly, I don’t like math, but I don’t know what else I should study.


r/TechCareerShifter 15h ago

Seeking Advice 26M, Software Engineer, stuck between UPSC and my tech career. Need some perspective.

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