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Education in India is said to be world renowned one. It surpasses many of its compatriots educational system. The primary education is still the best in this world. But my question is, does it make a man wise? Einstein rightly said that, the purpose of education should make a man to think.
Why is the unemployment growth is found here? If they all are educated, they why were they not able to find a job which will suit their career? It is because they have purely studied and do not have any practical exposure to the real world problems. I think so in our 11th standard classes, there should be courses made mandatory with all the group subjects which will make him earn money while he studies and make him self dependant.
Memory is the one of the important parts in CPU or computer. Without this part any computer either laptop, desktop PC and even more server machine will not going to work as usual. When we purchase new CPU or laptop, by default it will include Memory, but sometimes the memory size is too small. The CPU will work smart and faster if there is enough memory on the system. The common memory type that is use is usually DDR PC2700 Memory.
Those if you want your computer to response faster, the solution may be by Adding Computer RAM higher than currently installed by manufacture. But before decide to upgrade the memory, it’s always good idea to consult them and to make sure that is still available a memory slot in your computer. Beside Memory, sometimes you should also to check the disk capacity, the minimum recommendation of disk free space is 20% of the total disk you have now.
MemoryDeal offer a wide range of computer memory including Desktop PC memory, ECC registered memory, Sodimm memory, Full buffered memory, Rambus RDRAM memory and many more. MemoryDeal is not only providing Intel base PC memory, but you could also Add IMAC Memory for Mac computer. MemoryDeal also offers the latest news on the memory hardwares, keep you updated on the latest technology by which the RAMs are built with. You have the diversity of stock availability over here, with the availability of the latest DDR2 at the same time the availability of the oldest SDRAM.
My previous post has drawn some flak from all quarters. People were asking me about my “Peter” post and why I was being all “Senti” and “teary eyed” among a few other things. 
Well, I don’t (normally) write posts that are contemplative in nature.
Here is yet another contemplative post. I warn you so you may stop reading and go do something else more important. If you want to read on, don’t blame me. It’s “slighta” about my career. (But don’t wish me luck. Comments which carry “All the best for the future” will be frowned upon.)
Job:
Now, that I have planned to join Infosys (which I originally had planned on not doing. Let’s say circumstance (read lack of another job) has lead me into this decision), I guess I will have to work for a minimum of 16 months with them. That includes the 4 months (max. ?) training and then a further 1 year period. (I guess there might be a written bond)
Joining an IT company after doing a course in Electrical and Electronics wasn’t really what I had wanted to do. Don’t ask me what I wanted to do. It is because of me being clueless on that, that I am now typing this out. I was hoping that magically I would get into a Electronics company and they would assign me tasks and I would do my best to ensure I delivered what they wanted. Sad thing is, I never got in. Now, I am not against the so called IT field. I am not particularly bad at anything related to computers and being a EEE student, understand both the hardware and software of it. I can code. I am pretty decent with that. In fact one of the best things about learning to code is that we (Electrical engineers) use it in many things really. From power scheduling algorithms to machine design algorithms. So, programming and learning programming isn’t so bad after all.
