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7th December 2017, 10:15 PM
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Is there any government job which will consider ISO 9001-2001 computer certificate?


Is there any government job which will consider ISO 9001-2001 computer certificate? Can you please give me the details on the same? What would be the minimum criteria which are followed? It will be really helpful if you can get back to me on this. Thank you!




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11th December 2017, 01:46 PM
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Default Re: Is there any government job which will consider ISO 9001-2001 computer certificate?

ISO 9001-2001 proves that your certificate is valid and is from a recognized and registered organization.

The criteria to get a job is to have a valid certificate which you already have.

Every company will consider it.
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11th December 2017, 08:20 PM
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Default Re: Is there any government job which will consider ISO 9001-2001 computer certificate?

No there is no such government job available in India which will consider ISO 9001-2001 certificate in any field as minimum education. ISO certificates are much beneficial for traders and firms as they can supply goods and machineries to govt institution by tender method.

Basically govt jobs are available on the basis of 10th standard, 12th standard, Graduation, Diploma holders, Post graduation etc. So if you completed any of course mentioned above then you will be eligible rest other certificates will not be consider.
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