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I am an 11th grade medical student but my intrest is in tech field. My parents told me that I'm weak at maths and forced me to go for biology and now I'm regretting it. So, I have the question that is can a non cs student without a degree but on the basis of his skills get a job at Microsoft. Is it possible. please reply me
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Meer Abdullah 0 Reputation points
2025-11-13T15:02:19.4033333+00:00 So give me a complete roadmap for software development from scratch to end
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Gérard Oomens 123.7K Reputation points Volunteer Moderator2025-11-13T18:21:45.74+00:00 -
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2025-11-13T15:00:59.71+00:00 Yes, it is possible for a non-computer science student without a degree to get a job at Microsoft based on skills. Many companies, including Microsoft, value practical skills and experience over formal education. Demonstrating your technical abilities through projects, internships, or certifications can significantly enhance your chances of landing a job in the tech field. Additionally, acquiring new skills through platforms like Microsoft Learn can help you build a strong foundation and showcase your capabilities to potential employers.
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