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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 01, 2023

After completing B.Com I was planning to do Masters in Finance and accounting (with embedded ACCA) in UK. But now I feel that having some experience before doing masters is better considering that employment after Masters will hinge on prior work experience. Is my thought process correct? Though I see job openings for freshers in Bangalore, I am not aware of the success ratio because I recently relocated to Bangalore with family. Should I look for a job or pursue higher studies?

Ans: Hello,

To begin with thank you for getting in touch with us. In these competitive times, pursuing further education is crucial. Yes, you can apply for a Master's degree in the UK. The program lasts a year, and you may be eligible for a Post-study Work Permit afterward. We would strongly advise you to submit an application for a Master's degree at one of the reputable universities in the UK. For the past 30+ years, we have represented a number of universities in the UK, and our knowledgeable team can assist you in achieving your objective. For comprehensive step-by-step instructions, kindly contact us via phone or email. Thank you.

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Question by Saurabh - Jun 03, 2023

My Daughter is Class IX wants to be a forensic expert may be from a foreign university, what is the education and career path she will take, also good university option for this course in India and abroad

Ans: Hello Saurabh,

First and foremost, thank you for contacting us. Your daughter must pursue a certain educational program and job path in order to become a forensic expert. She can take the following broad steps:

Education Route:
1. Finish Classes IX, X, XI, and XII: Your daughter must do well in high school, concentrating on science courses like Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.

2. Bachelor's Degree: She must seek an undergraduate (Bachelor's) degree in a relevant field after graduating from high school. Although no specialized undergraduate degree is required to become a forensic expert, your daughter can pursue programs such as Forensic Science, Chemistry, Biology, or Criminology. Choosing a program that includes coursework in forensic science, criminal investigation, and related fields is crucial.

3. Graduate (Master's) Degree (Optional): Though not necessarily required, earning a Master's in Forensic Science or a closely connected discipline can improve her understanding and career options. Advanced roles in the field could also call for it.

Career Route:
1. Acquire Experience: Your daughter must have real-world experience throughout her education. She can partake in internships, volunteer opportunities, or research projects in forensic laboratories or allied organizations. This will give her practical experience and aid in laying a solid basis.

2. Specialization: Numerous specializations in forensic science are available, including forensic anthropology, forensic biology, forensic toxicology, and forensic chemistry. Your daughter can pursue a specific area of interest and focus her studies and career on it.

3. Join Professional Groups: Encourage your daughter to join professional organizations viz. the American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS) or other similar societies. These organizations provide networking opportunities, conferences, and tools to assist her stay current on the newest breakthroughs in the profession.

University Options: There are a number of foreign universities that offer forensic science programs. It is critical to investigate each university's individual program, curriculum, faculty, and available specializations to discover which one best matches your daughter's interests and professional ambitions.

Forensic science is a broad discipline with several job prospects in crime laboratories, research organizations, consulting firms, and law enforcement agencies. To succeed in her forensic science career, encourage your daughter to get experience, pursue higher education, and keep current with industry developments.

Provide us with more information as to which particular country your daughter is planning to study at and we will be happy to help.

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Question by MEENAKSHI - Jun 01, 2023

hello sir MBA in hospital management by bds student is good or not

Ans: With an MBA in Hospital Management, you can pursue various roles in healthcare administration and management. You may work in hospitals, clinics, healthcare consulting firms, pharmaceutical companies, healthcare technology companies, and government healthcare organizations.

It can be an excellent opportunity to combine your dental background with business and management skills to work in healthcare administration or management roles

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Question by NAVEEN - Jun 03, 2023

Sir, my doctor going to join IMT hyderabad for PGDM, it is good decision or she would reattempt cat next year

Ans: Not really a great choice but I would like to have more data on what her academic aptitude is

Could you please share more details?

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Question by Amit - May 23, 2023

I am a 72years young, spent a good life enjoying the returns from exports of leather goods while it shone. With the gilt and glamour gone from the now moribund enterprise, seeking a way about to earn some in Kolkata. No money to invest, only can impart whatever experience one has garnered over the years. Thought of Soft skill development like verbal/written business communication, but wonder if many give a damp about these when two, three or four letter words in emails suffice as nobody appreciates long letters anymore. Giffy is the hot word of the day. Personally I still feel there is still a need to be an effective communicator in all spheres of life What would be your advice on this? Thinking of content writing may be another avenue but how does go about it? Don't have too many years in hand to develop any complex data based subjective writing prowess. Await your wise suggestions.

Ans: Dear Amit ji, Age is never a factor to start a new career based on experience and a new skill. Kolkatta is a very happening city. You can get in touch with some publisher who is in content writing and communication area. They will further guide you. Best wishes and prayers, Dr Radhakrishnan Pillai

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Question by Hanumanthrao - Jun 03, 2023

Dear Sir, Im running 53 age, basically im BA + PGDHRM Graduate +Computer course Now iam a private company employee working as Sr.Executive office, i have blindly worked 17 years in our existing company without any strong financial benifits. and having low salary. Now I decided to do data science or any company work related course for my better carrier for remaining work period. so, my question is, can i get a better job in any company in this age, and also please inform me which course is better to me for my remaining future. (short term course). Now im working perfectly in MS Office & Tally.etc. please guide.

Ans: Dear Mr. Rao,
As you are already 53 and would be reaching superannuation in a few years, it is advisable to stick to the same company. If you want to change, you must look to upgrade your skills in AI and Data Science. These are the 2 skills which would be in high demand in the next 2 years and shift to a good company.

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Question by MICHAEL - Jun 02, 2023

hi sir, my daughter has just got her 10th std results of 67 percent and is very upset.what are her chances of getting into a good reputed girls college in mumbai.what are her career chances in commerce.she want to persue a career in teaching line but is insistent in going for commerce.your advice please

Ans: She can go for commerce or arts. Thorough both she can have good career as teacher. There is huge demand for good teachers. She should analyse as to why she didn't score well in 10th. Possibility that she didn't like science and/or maths. It is ok, every student has their own strengths & weaknesses. Also she can decide upon being College teacher by clearing applicable exams after graduation or if interested she can start her own classes in future or join reputed coaching institutes.

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Study Abroad Expert - Answered on Jun 02, 2023

Asked by Anonymous - Jun 02, 2023

My Son wants to pursue Masters in Data Science in US after completing his Computer Science (BE with honors in Data Science). As a parent what are the check list from my end.

Ans: Hello,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. Being involved and encouraging of your son's educational goals as a parent is fantastic. Pursuing a Master's degree in Data Science in the United States could provide him with several opportunities. This list of ideas can help you as a parent support your son during the process:

1. Colleges and programs for research: Assist your son in his quest for renowned US colleges that provide Master's in Data Science programs. Take into account program curricula, academic expertise, research possibilities, and industry contacts.

2. Entry requirements: Know the requirements for admission to the universities your son is considering. This could consist of academic records, LoRs, GRE/GMAT test results, a SOP, and evidence of English language ability (TOEFL/IELTS).

3. Planning Finances: Talk to your kid about the costs associated with studying abroad. Examine several financial choices, including grants, loans, assistantships, and scholarships. Calculate the approximate cost of living expenditures, health insurance, and other connected costs.

4. Visa and immigration: Know the US student visa procedure. Examine the required forms, processes, and any difficulties that may arise. Keep abreast of changes to immigration laws and requirements.

5. Application timeline: Assist your son in making a schedule for the application procedure that includes the due dates for financial aid, admission, and visa applications. Assure that he stays organised and provides all required documentation on time.

6. Statement of Purpose: Help your son write a compelling SOP that highlights his academic prowess, research interests, professional aspirations, and his particular interest in earning a Master's in Data Science.

7. Recommendation Letters: Encourage your son to ask professors, mentors, or other experts for strong letters of recommendation. Assist him in gathering all the data and due dates demanded by the recommenders.

8. Standardized exams: Encourage your youngster to study for exams like the GRE or GMAT if necessary. To become acquainted with the format and scheduling of the exams, provide resources and practise materials, and urge him to take practise exams.

9. Academic readiness: Make sure your son keeps up a high academic record throughout his college education. Find him relevant online workshops, tutorials, or courses to help him expand his understanding of data science and related topics.

10. Collaboration and internships: Support your son's attendance at data science-related conferences, seminars, and workshops. Encourage him to look into possible field internships that could improve his practical experience and expose him to the sector.

11. Wellness and good health: Throughout the process, ensure your son's physical and mental well. While studying abroad, make sure he prioritizes his well-being and develops a solid support system.

12. Cultural adaptation: Prepare your son for cultural differences he may face in the United States. Counsel him about adjusting to a new environment, such as housing, transportation, and local traditions.

Respect your son's decisions and be transparent with him throughout the process. Together, going through the checklist might make the journey easier to manage. Good luck to your son as he pursues his Master's in Data Science!

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Question by Arjun - May 26, 2023

I am giving neet exam next yr in 2024. I don't like to study a lot but manage to score marks in bio. In chem and physics my marks are average. Whenever I try to sit for study I cant study more than 3 hrs a day and to score in neet you are required to study more than 4-5 hrs. Can anyone just guide me through this like how to make myself more disciplined towards studies and study pattern so I can get those marks next yr

Ans: Hi Arjun,
Have you heard of the POMODORO technique? Search it and try following it, it will definitely help you in your studies.

Also, always sit & study on a table chair it helps in keeping up the study temperament. And while studying keep all the gadgets away they are the biggest distractions.

All the best.

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Question by Muhammad - May 21, 2023

Sir, after completing B.Com (General) which branch of PG (MBA) is opt. (i) Fintech (ii) Logistics and (iii) Human Resource? Also explain about the academic curriculam and job opportunities for the course B.Com (Information System management)

Ans: Fintech combines finance and technology to create innovative financial services. Job opportunities in Fintech include roles such as financial analyst, data analyst, fintech consultant, product manager, and business development manager in financial technology companies, banks, consulting firms, and startups.

Logistics focuses on the efficient management of the flow of goods, services, and information from the point of origin to the point of consumption. Job opportunities in this field include logistics manager, supply chain manager, operations manager, procurement manager, and consultant in logistics companies, manufacturing firms, e-commerce companies, and consulting organizations.

Human Resource management deals with the management of an organization's workforce and encompasses recruitment, training, performance management, employee relations, and strategic HR planning. Job opportunities in HR include HR manager, talent acquisition specialist, training and development manager, HR business partner, and HR consultant in various industries, including corporations, consulting firms, and nonprofit organizations.

Information System Management typically focuses on the intersection of business and technology. Job opportunities such as business analyst, IT consultant, systems analyst, database administrator, project manager, or digital marketing specialist.

Which one should you choose is an extremely persona question and would completely depend on your interest areas and the academic (and otherwise rigour) that you plan to take on

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 01, 2023

My son is doing in II BSc Physics (Hons) in Bangalore in a residential college. At the end of each semester he ends up with two backlogs. This time he has three backlogs and therefore he was not promoted to IIIrd of BSc. He feels very dejected since he says after putting efforts he is unable to clear whereas he is of the view that his classmate with low efficiency than him has cleared the exams. I was having hope that after his third BSC he may pursue in some foreign university. The hopes are being dashed for both of us as a father as well as my son. In the process he will be losing one year. Please guide whether he will be treated as the same candidate as BSC Physics after fourth year if he wants to pursue his MSc Physics or related subject to get admission in India as well as in some foreign university.

Ans: You might not want to hear this.

However, I'm going to tell you this. Maybe physics BSc / MSc. is not the right career choice for your son.

I would strongly suggest you to sit with him and understand what excites him and what does not. Why is this problem recurring and you might come to realise that he never wanted to do the current course in the first place

There may be a better opportunity. There may be a different career path for him

My suggestion right now is that since the current BSc physics honours is not really working out for him, you should not choose to pursue MSC physics

The problem would be same whether you try to pursue it in India or abroad

hope this helps

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Question by Monica - May 29, 2023

I have given my NEET exam this year and expecting a good score. I am US born and OCI holder with my entire education done from pune. My goal is to complete my MBBS from India, give USEMLE and go for specialization in USA. Considering my situation would like to know 1) Which is better college for me considering my end objective. BJ medical Pune OR GS Mumbai 2) What is the overall cost of getting specialization in USA including cost for USEMLE prep and exam fees 3) What all preparations are required to get into good institute in US for specialization

Ans: Hello Monica
Both the institutions of Maharashtra are the oldest and premier.

For further details & discussions you can contact me on social media as CAREERSTREETS or email as CAREERSTREETS on gmail.com, we can discuss things further & chalk out a plan for you.

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Question by yadnya - May 27, 2023

I am 19 year old i am anxious as if i give exam now neet it will affect my future If i prepare now should everyone discriminate me as i will be 20 when i get exam

Ans: Yadnya
I feel have given answers to all your questions.

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Question by Pothugunta - May 18, 2023

For neet 320marks can I get bds or homeopathy or ayurvedic... in govt colleges with less fee. Which of the three is more reliable for future jobs

Ans: With BAMS you can work in PHC. There is a chance that you will get admission to a government college for BAMS/BDS.

You can contact me on social media as CAREERSTREETS or email as CAREERSTREETS on gmail.com, we can discuss things further & chalk out a plan for you.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 01, 2023

My son is in 10th IGCSE and he is little bit confused about his future studies. He is an average student and wants to pursue NEET, however it is tough for International board student to pursue NEET. Sir, as a father I need guidance as to how to go about for his future studies as I am little bit confused now. I need some career counselling for his future studies as I don't want to put too much pressure on him so that he can pursue what he likes the most.

Ans: Sir,
I would like to differ that NEET will be challenging for IGCSE board students. If you feel so, you can change the board to CBSE after the 10th in 11-12th wherein they will follow the NCERT curriculum, which will help in NEET too.

Now coming to the point that he is an average student, it doesn't matter sir. NEET does not test boards they need only 60% of boards and PCB to be safe. As you said he is interested in pursuing NEET so there won't be any pressure for him as he will be following his choice and passion.

If you further want to be sure then you can check in your city for DMIT.
Dermatoglyphics Multiple Intelligence Test (DMIT) is a test based on the fingerprints of the person. Through studies, it has been proved that these fingerprints can reveal a lot of information regarding the person such as IQ, EQ, CQ, AQ, his strong areas, weak areas, his natural inclinations, best possible ways of learning methods for him, his personality and much more. Such information plays a key role in deciding a career.

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Question by S - May 27, 2023

I am from Himachal Pradesh presently serving in defence services. I want to get my daughter admitted in Sainik School or Military School. She is appearing in class 4. Please guide me with the list of these schools which are undertaking admission for girl child. Also I want to know about seats reservation for general defence personnel children with the fees structure.

Ans: Since you are serving in the Defence forces, you will get all your inputs through your education channel. Also go to aissee.nta.nic.in for all details regarding seats, reservation, fee structure etc.

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HR, Workspace Expert - Answered on Jun 01, 2023

Question by Jpk - May 14, 2023

Hello sir, my age is 43 & I am a b.com graduate, currently working in an mnc since last 8 years in clerical profile with around 50000 in-hand salary, total experience 13 years in same profile. I am searching for new job since last 1-2 years but not getting it in similar profile as companies are preferring persons with less salary/experience for this work. Please advise shall I try for data analysis/PMO profile in IT sector by doing some courses & if it's possible/advisable at my age with non technical degree & non relevant experience. Is there any other field you can advise where I can get similar salary. Thanks for your help in advance.

Ans: Dear JPK.
At the age of 43 and being a graduate with an in hand salary of Rs 50K is Ok as this company seems to be a good company. You must try to improve on your skills and stick to the same company.
You may look for other companies but sticking to the same company is always a better option.

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HR, Workspace Expert - Answered on Jun 01, 2023

Question by Bhava - May 17, 2023

My son aged 23 has learning disability and ADHD. He completed his 12th from NIOS open schooling system. He is currently working in his maternal uncle's fast food center. What are the career opportunities for such children with low academic background ? I have approached a couple of organization who claim to provide specialized training and placement to such individuals, but they ask for degree in education. Can you provide proper guidance?

Ans: Dear Bhava,
I come to understand from market information that there are companies like Dominos, Pizza Hut, KFC etc who employees Specially abled people. You may look for a job in such companies.

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HR, Workspace Expert - Answered on Jun 01, 2023

Question by K - May 31, 2023

Sir, I want to Work from Home. Many more Jobs (Work From Home) in Face Book and other sites but unfortunately they are all fake. So please help me is there any site of Work from Home. Please Provide me the site link. I can Typing speed 50 WPM and also data entry work in computer. Please reply with your valuable Advice. I am waiting for your advice.

Ans: Dear K,
Most companies are withdrawing the Work from Home model and are bringing heir employees on site.
I would suggest you to look for onsite jobs.

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HR, Workspace Expert - Answered on Jun 01, 2023

Question by Dhirendra - May 31, 2023

I m 51 years of age and do i stand chance of getting emplyment outside india say middle east or Europe? Is it advisable to try the option of relocation.

Ans: Dear Dhirendra,
If you are married with a kid. In my opinion, you must look for opportunities in India.
If you are not married, you can look for oversees opportunities but it is a relatively risky preposition.

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HR, Workspace Expert - Answered on Jun 01, 2023

Question by S - Jun 01, 2023

I am 47 yrs old, working as RSM. My career has stagnated for past 10 years due to wrong career decision ( change of jobs, choosing wrong profile, compromising on salary etc..). Now when i am looking for change, i am overaged for Regional positions, but lack experience for GM positions. What can i do. I am earning just 14 lacs inspite having exp of 23 yrs and been associated with MNCs. I am a B Tech MBA graduate !?

Ans: Dear S,
Yes, your career has strangled due to some wrong decisions. In order to strengthen yourself, you must try to improve on your skills and try to make friendship with the top management for better growth. This is the best option.
Other wise, you can look for better positions in other organizations once you get the right opportunity
This is a relatively risky proposition. .

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Education Expert - Answered on Jun 01, 2023

Question by Pritam - May 22, 2023

Dear Sir, I M Pritam Singh. Right Now i m in sales Head Position But our English writing skills need to be improve or Email Skills need to be Improve. So Please Please suggest how to Improve Writing and verbal Skills

Ans: Pritam, you can choose multiple free courses that are present on YouTube to begin your journey in improving English. You can also use the app: Doulingo for learning the language that is easy to use and also has test for you

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Education Expert - Answered on Jun 01, 2023

Question by Shilpa - May 27, 2023

My daughter has given CAT exam two times and did notget through any decent college. She had done Bachelor in Journalism from JIIMS Vasant Kunj. She had got 99/100 in economics in 12th. What are other good career choices for her now after wasting two years. Shilpa

Ans: If you believe she has a great interest in Economics you can look at exploring programs at Lady Shriram College Delhi, Miranda House College, Christ University, Delhi School of Economics, NMIMS. Some of these colleges have individual exams that you can clear and get admission into the program

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Education Expert - Answered on Jun 01, 2023

Question by harmanpreet - Jun 01, 2023

My daughter getting 87% im 12th commerce which one best option study in abroad for her

Ans: While she can opt for multiple options, you can speak to her and understand which area interests her the most in terms of the things she would like to pursue. Considering that study abroad programs are relatively expensive you would like to invest in a program that helps her progress in her career. You may find courses from BBA to Bcom hons to Bsc Economics as viable options for her

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CA, CS, Commerce Expert - Answered on Jun 01, 2023

Question by A - May 27, 2023

whats the carrier option in commerce?

Ans: CA, CS, CMA, ACCA, CFA, MBA, Banking

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CA, CS, Commerce Expert - Answered on Jun 01, 2023

Question by Abdul - May 15, 2023

My Son secured 74% in CBSE 10th Exam. Now he wanted to pursue commerce and to become CA. Is it right option. Can he be with 74% marks. Please guide. Which college is better for him. I am residing in Mumbai

Ans: 10th percentage doesn't matter a lot. But CA requires regular hardwork on a daily basis. If he is ready to work hard, it is doable. He should opt for Applied Maths in XI-XII Commerce, it is highly recommended. Any CBSE school can be opted. With proper classes & hardwork, he can score well.

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Question by Prasitha - May 11, 2023

Hi! My son is currently a 12th grade Commerce (cbse) student. He's an average student; scored just 60% in 11th. He seems to be interested in Accounts and Finance. Please suggest what courses are available after 12th.

Ans: CA, ACCA, CS, CMA, Banking, BBA+MBA, CFA, BCOM(Hons), BCOM(Accounts & Finance) from good colleges

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CEO Coach, Business Communication Expert - Answered on Jun 01, 2023

Question by Arvind - Apr 28, 2023

Wants to improve my presentation & convincing power. Your guidance please

Ans: These are two different skills - public speaking and influencer skills. They require a lengthy engagement and time to implement these skills. You can learn from several videos on YouTube (including leading TED talks). In case you are keen to read, you can purchase my book titled Executive Presence from Amazon.

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CA, CS, Commerce Expert - Answered on Jun 01, 2023

Asked by Anonymous - Apr 29, 2023

My son is in 12th standard & will appear for ISC exam in 2024. He has commerce, accountancy, economics, moths, English. He wants to study ACCA with BCOM integrated course. Please let us know 1. future career prospect of this course and your views 2. pls suggest best colleges for Bcom ACCA integrated course 3. your suggestion on best Options available with good future prospect after class12 in commerce. Thanks.

Ans: 1. ACCA is good course with good future prospects. But have you thought about CA instead of ACCA?! ACCA compared to CA is little easy and so it's packages although very good, but little less compared to CA.
2. I would suggest such College where attendance is not an issue as CA/ACCA will require full time dedicated studies.
3. CA, ACCA, BBA+MBA, Banking, CMA

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CEO Coach, Business Communication Expert - Answered on Jun 01, 2023

Question by Manoj - May 12, 2023

In an interview what are things that indicate that the employer is interested in you.

Ans: Firstly, if the interviewer asks engaging questions based on your answers, it is a good sign. Also, if they indicate the next steps or ask about your availability to meet the senior people in the firm, it shows interest.

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CA, CS, Commerce Expert - Answered on Jun 01, 2023

Question by Rajendra - May 29, 2023

Hi Neeraj, My daughter is presently doing MBA in digital marketing and e commerce from Jian University Bangluru. She doing it online. She completed 3 semester of her MBA and her result for all 3 semester is satisfactory. See secured around 75% marks in all 3 semester. Her MBA will complete in Oct. 2023. What is the opportunity she having after completion of her MBA. She also want to get the practical experience from any company involved in online marketing. What you suggest for her interest.

Ans: Digital marketing is growing field. It has huge demand, but she should gain experience in the field by joining digital marketing agency and/or freelancing some of the digital marketing projects. In this field, more than the marks, her creativity & ideas matter. So don't worry about the percentage. Imp thing is to gain experience. She'll have very bright future.

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CA, CS, Commerce Expert - Answered on Jun 01, 2023

Asked by Anonymous - Jun 01, 2023

Dear Experts. My son is doing 12th standard taken commerce group with maths. He is also in training for CA foundation examination. His idea is to join BCOM and in parallel he would like to complete CA inter before his BCOM graduation. My suggestion to him after completion of graduation also to complete MBA along with Law(exclusively related to Accounting) Please guide is this plan is ok? also suggest which college will be best for BCOM in India/ With regards- Srikanth ps

Ans: CA requires full time studies. So with CA, BCOM from distance learning course or from such is preferred where attendance is not an issue for CA students. BCOM is just for backup in case student doesn't clear CA. After graduation, he can think of MBA if he is not doing CA. MBA after CA maybe if willing at that time.

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Visas, Study Abroad Expert - Answered on Jun 01, 2023

Asked by Anonymous - May 24, 2023

HI Madam I am 50 years old with MBA degree and work experience of 15 plus years in sales and Marketing. Wish to go for Higher studies Abroad. Is this worth

Ans: Hello
It will be bit challenging to get through for study visa due to your age. Still one can try for UK but not sure to get the success due to long gap in studies.

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Question by Vipin - Apr 14, 2023

Myself Vipin Singhal 41 years old. I am Mechanical engineer and MBA (distance learning), I am IATF auditor & Aerospace auditor - 3rd party these are globally accepted and I can audit anywhere in world and I am doing this auditing from 2014 onward. Currently I am working in India with one of the certification body and doing audits in India only. Now I want to relocate to USA and asked my company to sponsor VISA because my company is USA base but currently they are not sponsoring my VISA. I already have USA B1/B2 Visa which is valid till 2029. Can you please guide me how i can get USA work VISA if no company is sponsoring me.

Ans: Hello Vipin,
To get USA work visa you should have sponsor otherwise it will not be possible for you to work in USA.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 31, 2023

My son had join CMA ( cost & management accountant ) - inter . is CMA enough to have career in finance ? is CMA with MBA ( finance ) is good option for career in finance . is doing Online MBA through Chandigarh University of nansee Mujee is worth . pl suggest any option to have career in finance

Ans: While CMA can certainly be beneficial for a career in finance, it primarily emphasizes management accounting rather than broader financial analysis or investment management.

Trying for CMA with an MBA (Finance) can be a good option.

I didn't really get the Online MBA though Chandigarh University. If it is through CU, where NMIMS come in picture? Online MBA through CU maybe questionable. NMIMS is a bigger name in MBA and hence more reputable!

Other alternative options to be pursued may be Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), Certified Financial Planner (CFP) or even Master's in Finance (MFin)

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Asked by Anonymous - May 31, 2023

did b.tech in 2004-2008. but faced recession in 2008. did business from that time onwards which collapsed in corona wave and incurred heavy losses. thinking of getting job. what would you suggest , how can i go ahead to get career and life back on track to meet end meet?

Ans: In today's day and time, learning new skills is fairly easy and any one can get a fresh start from the comfort of their home. First step would be to identify which field do you want to build you career in. Data Science is a field where beginners can enter easily and there are multiple program available online which can help you build a career in Data Science. Similarly there are programs in Design and development.

Firstly, please introspect and decide which field you wish to pursue and build a career in. Once you have that clarity, you will be able to find all relevant roadmaps across the internet.

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Question by sanjay - May 31, 2023

My daughter getting 55% in 12th science. She wants work in Software industries. Which course is better for her ?

Ans: Hi Mr. Sanjay,
Overall scores in 12th Science are not a direct reflection of a Student's capability. When it comes to Software Development, mathematics is the most important subject. If your daughter has strong mathematics knowledge she can explore programs like Scaler School of Technology where the entrance exam is highly indexed on maths.

Anyone who has a strong acumen to learn and is comfortable exploring new mathematical concepts can grasp software development quickly.

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Question by AmanK - May 19, 2023

I'm currently in 12th grade, science and I'm interested in space science, astrophysics. So kindly advise on this career path that I chose, what are the option and opportunities in this field?

Ans: Aman,
If you want to go into research field go for IISEr

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Question by vikram - May 26, 2023

Hi, which is the best institute /coaching for preparations of NEET (in Udaipur, Rajasthan)?

Ans: Hello Vikram,
You can go to Aakash Institute. Also, unacademy & physics wallah is in this arena with offline classes. But I am not sure how they will conduct the classes.

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Question by Trilok - May 26, 2023

My Son is in Std 12th and is pursuing PCMC and aspired to appear JEE along with SAT, CET. Now he says that he will not pursue JEE and will be interested to appear CET & SAT...he seems to be without any aim ...When asked abt his dream he is saying he is not sure or rather does not want to convey to parents. We put him in a school with is integrated and gives CBSE with JEE coaching. I would like you to suggest how can we bring out what he wants to do ..He is taking things very casually..whenever he studies he keeps his headphone on and when asked he says that this is the he remembers things...He is not giving hajjis 100 % and always into an argument whenever we ask questions on his career/studies. He was in a hostel in his 11th and now not even interested to go back there but at home he is not even focused. As parents please advise us what need to be done and what will be best for him..He is intelligent and scores 80% but has a capability to get 95%

Ans: Hello Trilok,
It's good to hear that your son is intelligent and capable of getting good marks.
With parents child usually feels the fear of being judged & avoids sharing all things with them.

I would suggest you take him to psychological counseling. It will help in identifying what's bothering him and will help in unleashing his potential.

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Question by Raja - May 12, 2023

Hi Mayank. Hope you are keeping well. I was thinking for preparing for CAT exam, (Here is my profile - 81 in 10th , 73 in 12th, 48% in graduation(scored less due to medical condition), 69% in post grad. (Mcom) and 30 months of work experience in Pwc. My question is can i give cat exam as my graduation percentage is below 50 and i am an obc too. And if i cannot give cat exam what other options are availsble for me to do mba from tier 1 colleges which can give me better placements. It would be great if you would give some names for the colleges i should target for.

Ans: Raja,
You are not eligible to appear for the CAT exam. If you can share from which city you are seeking MBA it would be easy for me to help you.

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Question by Harsha - May 30, 2023

Hi Mayank, my daughter is in 11th standard in Bangalore, she is good in Biology, scored well in 10th standard, interested in Medicine. What are the best coaching options if she has to make a serious attempt at NEET - PG. Please help.

Ans: Hello Harsha,
You can go for Chaitanya, Narayana, or Aakash they are good. Also, you can look for their school-integrated program where in they take care of both board & NEET.

All the best.

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Question by Aashvi - May 31, 2023

Hello mam, I appeared for NEET 2023 this was my third attempt but my marks are not enough to get a gov. Med college. Hence, I am thinking to take partial drop this time and appear for neet 2024,but I am confused about which stream to choose along with my neet preparation. I passed class 12 in 2021 with PCMB, but after 2021 I took a drop for neet hence my maths is not in practice right now. But as I had PCMB I thought that taking Btech in CSE as a safe option. What should I do and what should be the correct course to choose as I want to prepare again?

Ans: Hello Ashvi,
I have to answer it in a practical and realistic way.

There is nothing called a partial drop. Whatever course you enroll in will require some attention, time & energy. Which is very limited. As you have repeated NEET twice already you can understand it well. You cannot give equal time to both.

If you are serious and committed enough to give it all in the next NEET attempt and becoming a doctor is your only dream then only go for it. Else you can pursue it from abroad also. I can help you with that.

Else taking a B.tech course in C.S.E will be a good option.

All the best.

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Question by Naeem - May 27, 2023

got 68% in 12th 2023 what options are available, I had PCB, Has appeared for CET 2023 waiting for result

Ans: Hello Naeem

Here are a few other options available for you

Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Technology (BMLT) - This course is related to the diagnosis and treatment of diseases through the analysis of blood, tissue, and other bodily fluids.

Bachelor of Optometry and Vision Science (BOVS) - This course is related to the diagnosis and treatment of vision disorders, including the use of contact lenses, glasses, and other corrective devices.

Bachelor of Respiratory Therapy (BRT) - This course is related to the diagnosis and treatment of respiratory diseases, including the use of oxygen therapy and mechanical ventilation.

Bachelor of Nuclear Medicine Technology (BNMT) - This course is related to the use of radioactive materials to diagnose and treat diseases, including cancer.

Bachelor of Neurophysiology Technology (BNT) - This course is related to the diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders, including the operation of equipment such as EEG and EMG machines.

Bachelor of Perfusion Technology (BPT) - This course is related to the use of heart-lung machines to support patients during cardiac surgery.

Bachelor of Medical Imaging Technology (BMIT) - This course is related to the use of medical imaging technologies, such as MRI, CT, and X-ray machines, to diagnose and treat diseases.

Bachelor of Renal Dialysis Technology (BRDT) - This course is related to the use of dialysis machines to treat patients with kidney disease.

Forensic Science: You can opt for a career in forensic science by pursuing a B.Sc. in Forensic Science or M.Sc. in Forensic Science.

at last Pharmacy: You can opt for a career in pharmacy by pursuing a B.Pharm or M.Pharm.

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Question by Jublee - May 30, 2023

Mam i am taking partial drop for neet 2024 can i get at least score 540 in neet 2024 ?

Ans: You can even get more. Study well... Do your best and leave the rest. Best wishes and prayers

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Question by Raval - May 20, 2023

I am going to study Master of Professional Accounting in Australia. I have planned to return and work in India. Is Master of Professional Accounting having good scope in India ?

Ans: Hello Raval,

First and foremost, thank you for contacting us. In India, the Master of Professional Accounting (MPA) degree may present favorable job chances. Accounting experts are in high demand everywhere, including India, as businesses need knowledgeable individuals to oversee their financial operations, uphold legal compliance, and offer strategic financial counsel. Your ability to fulfill the demands of the accounting sector can be enhanced by pursuing an MPA.

The MPA degree may have strong employment prospects in India for the following reasons:

1. Rising demand: The demand for trained accountants has been rising gradually along with the expansion of enterprises and the growth of the Indian economy. This tendency is expected to continue, making now an excellent time to start a career in accounting.

2. Adhering to regulations: The regulatory and reporting framework in India's commercial environment is becoming more complex. To assure compliance and aid businesses in navigating these rules, qualified accountants knowledgeable in financial reporting, auditing, and taxation are highly sought-after.

3. International trade and investment: Significant foreign investment is flowing into India, and numerous global businesses are establishing themselves there. These businesses frequently require specialists that understand international accounting standards and can manage international financial operations. Your ability to work in these globally connected contexts can be enhanced by earning an MPA degree.

4. Professional acclaim: Pursuing an MPA from a renowned Australian university might boost your professional credibility and raise your chances of landing lucrative job prospects in India. Studying abroad might give you a comprehensive viewpoint and a competitive edge in the job market with employers frequently respecting globally recognized qualifications.

5. Various professional paths: An MPA degree provides a variety of professional options in India, including employment with public accounting firms, business finance divisions, governmental organizations, non-profits, and consultancy firms. You might also think about going into academics or opening your own accounting firm.

The MPA degree has high career prospects in India, but it's critical to keep up with the most recent accounting trends, laws, and innovations. You can enhance your career by networking, acquiring hands-on experience through internships or part-time jobs, and earning appropriate professional certifications (like the Chartered Accountant certificate in India).

For more information, you can visit our website.

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Question by Deepika - May 26, 2023

I have a long gap in my career and I wish to pursue MBA. Should I ?

Ans: Pursuing an MBA can be a valuable step in enhancing your career opportunities and gaining new skills

Having a long gap in your career might raise some questions like
1. Identify a reason for your career gap and how it effects your future
2. Do you have any past accomplishments etc?
3. Any skills from past?
4. What are you doing currently

I would like to have more details to be able to help you ascertain how an MBA will help you achieve your future goals.

Please provide the requisite details!

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Question by Lakshmi - May 26, 2023

I completed, 12th. I wish to pursue IIT Madras online B. S in Data Science and Programming. I don't want to join regular offline engineering. Would it be a wiser choice?

Ans: There are multiple advantages of joining an offline education program.
1. You get plugged to a community that also has the same goals as you do
2. You foster relationships that will stay with you for life and also help you succeed in the longer run
3. Accessibility to teachers is not limited to a pre decided slot, and they are easily reachable on the campus
These and more reasons have also motivated us to create our 4 year residential Bachelors program. You can explore more at https://www.scaler.com/school-of-technology/

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Question by Joseph - Mar 31, 2023

Im 65 yrs retired and doing nothing, how do I find a work from home job????

Ans: Hi Joseph,

Finding a work-from-home job can be a great way to stay engaged and earn income during retirement. Here are some steps you can take to find work-from-home opportunities:

Determine your skills and interests: Start by assessing your skills, experience, and interests. Consider the types of work you enjoy and excel at, as well as any specific expertise or knowledge you possess. This will help you narrow down your job search and find opportunities that align with your strengths.

Research remote job options: There are various resources available online where you can search for remote job opportunities. Websites like FlexJobs, Remote.co, and Indeed have dedicated sections for remote and work-from-home positions. Use relevant keywords related to your skills and interests to find job listings that match your criteria.

Update your resume and online profiles: Ensure your resume is up to date and tailored to showcase your relevant experience and skills. Create or update your professional profiles on platforms like LinkedIn, as many employers use these platforms to find potential candidates for remote positions.

Tap into your network: Inform your friends, family, and former colleagues that you are seeking remote work opportunities. They may have leads or connections in industries or companies that offer remote positions. Networking can be a valuable resource for finding job opportunities.

Consider freelancing or consulting: If you have specialized skills or knowledge, consider offering your services as a freelancer or consultant. Platforms like Upwork, Freelancer, and Fiverr connect freelancers with clients seeking specific services. This can be a flexible way to work from home on your own terms.

Explore online tutoring or teaching: If you have expertise in a particular subject, you can consider online tutoring or teaching opportunities. Many online platforms and websites connect tutors with students worldwide. This can be a rewarding way to share your knowledge and earn income.

Be proactive and persistent: Finding a work-from-home job may take time and effort. Stay proactive in your job search, consistently apply to relevant positions, and follow up on applications. Persistence and a positive attitude are key to finding the right opportunity.

Consider remote-friendly companies: Some companies are known for their remote work policies and may have a higher likelihood of offering work-from-home positions. Research and target organizations that have a remote-friendly culture.

Best of Luck!

Regards,
Abhishek Shah

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Question by Swapan - May 27, 2023

Which one is better MBA HRM or PGDMA HRM for future purpose?

Ans: Hi Swapan,

Both the Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Human Resource Management (HRM) and the Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) in HRM can provide valuable skills and knowledge for a career in human resource management. The choice between the two largely depends on individual preferences, career goals, and the specific offerings of the programs.

MBA HRM programs are typically offered by universities and are known for their comprehensive curriculum that covers various aspects of business management, including HRM. These programs often provide a broader understanding of business principles and practices beyond HRM, which can be beneficial if you have aspirations to take on broader leadership roles within organizations. An MBA degree also carries a certain level of prestige and recognition.

On the other hand, PGDM HRM programs are typically offered by autonomous institutions and are known for their industry-oriented curriculum. These programs often focus specifically on HRM and provide practical knowledge and skills required for HR professionals. PGDM programs may offer more specialized and updated content, as they have the flexibility to adapt their curriculum to meet the evolving needs of the industry.

When making a choice between an MBA HRM and a PGDM HRM, consider the following factors:

Curriculum: Evaluate the course structure, subjects covered, and the depth of HRM specialization in each program. Determine which program aligns better with your career goals and interests.

Institution reputation: Research the reputation and accreditation of the universities or institutions offering the programs. Consider factors like faculty expertise, industry connections, and alumni network, as these can play a role in your future opportunities.

Career goals: Consider your long-term career aspirations. If you envision a more diverse managerial role encompassing various business functions, an MBA HRM may be suitable. If you prefer a focused career solely in HRM, a PGDM HRM may provide the necessary depth and specialization.

Networking opportunities: Look into the networking opportunities provided by each program. Networking with professionals, alumni, and industry experts can greatly benefit your career advancement.

Ultimately, both an MBA HRM and a PGDM HRM can offer valuable skills and knowledge for a future in HRM. It's important to carefully assess your personal goals, preferences, and the specific offerings of each program to make an informed decision that aligns with your career aspirations.

Regards,
Abhishek Shah

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