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बीएससी ऑनर्स बिजनेस मैनेजमेंट मेरी कक्षा 11 और 12 में मेडिकल की पढ़ाई के लिए किस तरह प्रासंगिक है? मैं अपने साक्षात्कारकर्ता को यह प्रश्न कैसे समझा सकता हूँ?

Ans: आप 11वीं या 12वीं में जो करते हैं, उसका आपके जॉब इंटरव्यू में कोई खास महत्व नहीं होता। बहुत से छात्र 12वीं के बाद या ग्रेजुएशन के बाद भी अपना फील्ड बदल लेते हैं।
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आप नीचे ऐसेही प्रश्न और उत्तर देखना पसंद कर सकते हैं

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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 20, 2024English
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मैं 11वीं और 12वीं में मेडिकल की पढ़ाई कर रहा हूँ, लेकिन अचानक मेरी रुचि बदल गई। मैं कॉमर्स कोर्स जैसे बिजनेस मैनेजमेंट में अपना करियर बनाना चाहता हूँ... यह कोर्स मेरी पिछली पढ़ाई से किस तरह से प्रासंगिक है? मुझे बताइए
Ans: यदि आपने विज्ञान स्ट्रीम चुनी है तो 11वीं और 12वीं में आपके पास विज्ञान विषय हैं।

अब आप कहते हैं, अचानक आपकी रुचि बदल गई है.. विश्लेषण करें कि इस बदलाव का कारण क्या है... क्या आप विज्ञान के प्रति आसक्त हैं या वाणिज्य ने आपको व्यवसाय के नए रास्ते दिखाए हैं.. इसके लिए आपको खुद को खोजना होगा.. विचार करें और पता करें!?

खैर इस बिंदु पर, निश्चित रूप से आप बदल सकते हैं लेकिन याद रखें, आप उन बाकी लोगों से पीछे होंगे जिन्होंने वाणिज्य में 11वीं और 12वीं की है... क्या आप पकड़ सकते हैं!?

क्या आप फिर से किसी अन्य स्ट्रीम में जाएंगे... आपको निश्चित रूप से परामर्श की आवश्यकता है!?

यदि आपको आगे पेशेवर सलाह की आवश्यकता है तो सहायता करने में खुशी होगी
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I take 2 partial drop with pursuing plain bsc I was preparing for NEET exam but I wasn't serious the way I should be and wasted whole two years now I am not able to understand what to do I am not able to see anything about my career after bsc I don't understand what to do
Ans: Ansika, Feeling lost after a partial drop and NEET preparation is common, but a BSc degree opens a wide array of career paths across science, healthcare, technology, data, and even management sectors. You can pursue higher studies such as an MSc for specialization in your field, MCA for a strong IT career, or an MBA to transition into business roles. Direct job opportunities after BSc include research assistant, lab technician, data analyst, clinical research associate, teacher, or roles in industries like pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and environmental science. Government sectors like forest services, agriculture, railways, and hospitals also recruit BSc graduates for technical and administrative roles. If you are unsure of your interests, consider a psychometric test to identify your strengths and aptitudes, or seek guidance from a career counselor to align your skills with emerging opportunities. Explore internships or short-term certifications to gain practical experience and confidence in your chosen field. Focus on your strengths, stay open to diverse opportunities, and remember that many successful professionals started with uncertainty—your BSc is a valuable foundation for multiple rewarding careers. All the BEST for your Prosperous Future!

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Asked by Anonymous - May 23, 2025
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I've been married for 19 years. We live in a joint family with my husband and in-laws. Since last year, my father has recently become bedridden and needs constant care. Since he lives in another city, I have been travelling constantly to take turns to attend him. I want to bring him to our home, but my mother-in-law strongly objects saying they will lose their privacy. My husband tries to mediate but often ends up siding with his mother, saying she's getting old too. I am not able to decide being a daughter and a daughter-in-law. Is it unfair of me to expect support for my father, or am I compromising too much in this marriage?
Ans: Dear Anonymous,
You surely are walking on a thin rope trying to balance both sides...it seems unfair, yes!
What I can suggest to you is: Find out what exactly is your mother-in-law's concern? What does she mean by 'lose their privacy'?
Usually, these statements are just reactionary to a much deeper concern. Try to address what bothers her; it could be as simple as your attention moving away from home and other responsibilities...she may possibly feel awkward being around your father...all these facts get masked under broad statements which to you may seem like excuses...so instead of playing this dance being the daughter and daughter-in-law, dig out more information, so that you can address concerns and not the reactions from them.

All the best!
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