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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 01, 2025

Plz rank the amirtha campus for girls

Ans: Its a mid tier institution.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 01, 2025

I've always dreamed of being my own boss and creating something impactful. I have a degree in business administration and a few years of experience working in a corporate sales role, but I feel a strong pull towards entrepreneurship, particularly in the social impact space. I'm exploring an idea related to sustainable rural tourism in Odisha, which could empower local communities. However, the biggest hurdle for me is funding. I don't have personal savings to start with, and approaching venture capitalists seems daunting and out of reach for a social enterprise in its nascent stage. My question is, for a first-time female entrepreneur with a social impact focus, what are the most realistic ways to find initial funding? Beyond traditional VCs, are there specific grants, incubators, or angel networks that support social ventures? How can I effectively present my vision to potential funders and overcome the initial financial challenges of launching a startup, especially as a woman navigating a male-dominated investment landscape?

Ans: First build a good service get a few customers and when you have a revenue stream explore angel funds of friends & family for 2-5 crores.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 01, 2025

I am a government school teacher in Lucknow, teaching mathematics for almost 20 years. I have seen many changes in education over the years, but now with AI coming, I wonder what will be the future of teaching. Will AI replace teachers? Or will it make our work easier? My main concern is about my own career growth. In government jobs, growth is slow, mostly based on seniority. But I want to do more, maybe contribute to making education better for all children, especially in rural areas. Can AI help us teachers teach better, especially for students who struggle? How can a teacher like me, with no technical background, learn about AI and use it in my classroom? I want to make sure I am ready for the future and can give my students the best education possible.

Ans: Just do some reading on the application of digital technologies and AI in education.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 01, 2025

I am a final-year B.Tech student majoring in Computer Science in Hyderabad. My dream is to work in a cutting-edge tech company, perhaps even a startup that is doing something truly innovative. However, I'm a bit confused about the current job market for freshers. Everyone talks about AI, Machine Learning, Data Science, but then I also hear about the challenges of breaking into these fields without prior experience. My question is, what are the most promising job opportunities for fresh graduates in the current technology landscape, especially considering the rise of AI? Are there specific roles or industries that are experiencing significant growth and are more open to hiring entry-level talent? Also, beyond technical skills, what soft skills and attitudes do companies value most in young professionals today? I want to make sure I am preparing myself for a successful and fulfilling career.

Ans: AI Data Engineering and Python.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 01, 2025

I run a relatively successful textile trading business in Ahmedabad, which my family has built over two generations. We have a good network of suppliers and buyers, but I feel we are stuck in traditional ways of doing business. I want to modernize, maybe even think about an e-commerce platform or using data to understand customer preferences better. But the idea of digital transformation feels very big and intimidating. I hear about bootstrapping for startups starting with minimal resources. Can a traditional business like mine, with an existing customer base, truly bootstrap its digital transformation and growth? What are the initial steps I should take to explore digital avenues without over-committing financially? I am looking for practical advice on how to slowly but surely bring my established business into the 21st century without risking its current stability.

Ans: Digital and AI can be incorporated in stages in your organisation to make it a quick response

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 01, 2025

I am farmer. I studied till 12th class. My family has been farming for generations. But now, farming is very difficult. Water problem, prices not good, weather also changing. I hear about new technology for farming, like using sensors and data, even AI. But I don't know much about this. I want to grow more, earn more, make my farm modern. How can a farmer like me, who only knows farming, use these new technologies like AI? Will it be too difficult for me? Or will it help me make better decisions for my crops and animals? I want to understand how AI can help small farmers like me. How can I learn about these things? My English is not good, so please explain in simple way.

Ans: Get somebody with knowledge to explain to you how crop and seeds planning can help you in farming. No point in trying to be an AI expert yourself.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 01, 2025

As an HR professional in Chennai, I'm keenly observing the shift in workforce dynamics, particularly with the increasing integration of AI. My role primarily involves talent acquisition and employee engagement. I'm wondering how AI will impact our industry. Will AI automate many of the functions currently performed by HR, such as resume screening or initial interviews? If so, what new skills will be required for HR professionals to remain valuable and strategic partners to the business? My career aspiration is to become an HR leader, but I want to ensure I'm focusing on developing skills that will be relevant in an AI-augmented workplace. How can HR professionals leverage AI to their advantage, not just for efficiency but for strategic decision-making, employee well-being, and fostering a future-ready workforce? I'm particularly interested in how we can use AI to identify and nurture future leaders within organizations.

Ans: AI will certainly impact every HR function from recruiting to career planning to learning management ( look at www.skillsalpha.com). Identifying future leaders should still be done by the "human in the loop" but the provision of actionable insights and leadership development can certainly be a role of AI.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 31, 2025

Dear Dr. Natarajan, I am a software engineer working at a mid-sized IT services company in Bengaluru. I graduated two years ago and have been primarily working on legacy systems, maintaining existing codebases. While I've learned a lot about debugging and understanding complex systems, I feel my skills might be becoming outdated. I'm keen to move into cutting-edge areas like Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, but I'm unsure how to bridge this gap. The job market here is highly competitive, and most AI/ML roles seem to require significant project experience or advanced degrees, which I don't have. I'm thinking about pursuing a Master's degree, but I'm also worried about the financial burden and the time commitment. My main concern is, how can someone like me, with a solid foundational engineering background but limited exposure to advanced technologies, effectively reskill or upskill to leverage the immense opportunities in AI? What specific learning paths, online courses, or personal projects would you recommend to make myself attractive to companies hiring for AI roles, without necessarily going back to university full-time? I want to ensure my career growth aligns with future industry demands.

Ans: You dont have to do a Masters to acquire Skills. Coursera Skillsoft and even the Government's Future Skills Prime can give you good learning options.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 31, 2025

Dr. Natarajan, As a marketing manager in a fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) company in Mumbai, I've seen firsthand how quickly the digital landscape is evolving. We're constantly bombarded with new tools, platforms, and strategies, and frankly, it's a bit overwhelming. My career aspiration is to eventually lead a marketing division, but I worry about staying relevant in this hyper-digital age. Specifically, I'm curious about the intersection of marketing and AI. How do you see AI transforming traditional marketing roles in the next 5-10 years? Will AI primarily automate repetitive tasks, or will it create entirely new strategic roles that require a different set of skills? More importantly, how can I, as a marketing professional, leverage AI tools and data analytics to gain a competitive edge and drive better results for my company? What specific skills should I focus on developing to ensure I'm not just keeping pace, but truly leading in this evolving environment?

Ans: Do courses on Digital Marketing, SEO and AI in Marketing and Sales. It will give you cutting edge skills.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 31, 2025

Respected Dr. Natarajan, I have been running a small garment export unit in Tirupur for the last 10 years, started by my father. We specialize in knitted apparel. Business was good, but lately, global competition from countries like Bangladesh and Vietnam has become very tough. Also, buyers are demanding faster delivery and more sustainable practices. I want to grow my business, maybe even diversify into new product lines or reach new markets. My question is, how can a small business like mine, with limited capital and resources, effectively compete with larger players and adapt to these changing demands? What are some innovative strategies for growth that I can explore, perhaps leveraging technology, but without making huge investments that I cannot afford? I am looking for practical advice on how to sustain and expand my family business in this challenging environment.

Ans: Identify new products and do aggressive marketing

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Asked by Anonymous - May 31, 2025

I am working as Anganwadi worker in my village in Bihar. I am 42 years old. My education is not much, only 10th pass. But I want to do something more, something for my village women and children. I see many problems here no good health, no good education for girls, no work for women. I hear about social entrepreneurship. This means doing business for good, not just for money. But I don't know where to start. I have no money. I have no big office. I only have my heart and my willingness to help. Can a woman like me, from a small village, with little education, become a social entrepreneur? How do I start? What kind of small things can I do to make difference and also earn little bit for my family? I don't want to leave my village. I want to do something here itself. Please give me some simple way, easy to understand.

Ans: Your English is fantastic and you are clearly very ambitious. You can definitely become a social entrepreneur.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 31, 2025

I'm a senior IT architect with over two decades of experience, predominantly in enterprise software solutions and infrastructure management. While I've witnessed countless technological shifts, the current pace of AI adoption feels different. I'm seeing younger colleagues quickly pick up AI/ML skills and get involved in new projects, while I'm still working on core systems that, though critical, aren't perceived as "future-forward." My concern is, how do I, as an experienced professional in my 50s, ensure my relevance and continued career growth in an AI-dominated future? Is it necessary to retrain completely in AI, or are there ways to leverage my existing deep architectural knowledge and blend it with emerging AI capabilities? What specific leadership roles will emerge that value both traditional enterprise experience and an understanding of AI's implications? I want to ensure my extensive experience doesn't become a liability but rather an asset in this evolving landscape.

Ans: Keep learning my friend. I am in my sixties and keep my knowledge on contemporary technologies and philosophies fresh

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Asked by Anonymous - May 29, 2025

Apart from AI, what are some of the other skills that will help me stay relevant in my job?

Ans: Digital technologies like IOT VR etc

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Asked by Anonymous - May 30, 2025

jindal vijayanagar steel ltd merger

Ans: No Q

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Question by charan - May 31, 2025

Rv college of engg csc is better?or SRM college csc is better? Please suggest

Ans: Look at their rankings and talk to alumni

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Asked by Anonymous - May 26, 2025

I have clarification on BTech Biotechnology .. Is there scope in india. Proffessor who works in IIT suggested to take ECE or civil since no scope for biotech. So please provide detail what kind of job is possible, which area do we get jobs and do we get salary as like BTech CSC

Ans: Research is indeed at a low level in India but jobs are available. But do well in academics.

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Question by senswamy1 - May 29, 2025

would like to transform our start up idea into an viable business. could you please help the process we need to undergo from registration to fund raising

Ans: Its not that easy. You need a good product or service area and have to establish market acceptance. Then you can tap angel funds.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 30, 2025

Hello Sir I am Tanishk I always want to pursue something good in Commerce stream or Arts stream but end up taking Science (PCM) . I studied for JEE but JEE was a failure and I got 92 percent in boards. Now my family want me to pursue engineering but I am not sure that I will be a good engineer or reach to that level. Note - Except JEE I never saw failure in academics. I am quite good in Political science, History , business and Accounting too (since I belong to a business family). Will you please suggest me whether It will be good to pursue Engineering from Thapar University or I should resist my family decision and pursue CA or something like it in commerce stream now. In the last two year I face identity crisis, anxiety and a lot of things which I never face earlier. I am hoping that your advice will be fruitful for me...

Ans: Do what you want to do and excel in it.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 26, 2025

Sir my son is doing BTech Biotechnology first year at PSG Tech Coimbatore What type of skill set he has to develop or learn parallel with his studies to sign for bright future Also kindly give us your valuable suggestions what are scopes for higher education and while line have better scope

Ans: He is in a good course at an excellent college. Let him take up a job for two years and then look at a Masters program

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Asked by Anonymous - May 30, 2025

Dr. Natarajan sahib, I am regional sales head for automobile dealership network covering Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh with 20+ years experience in automotive sales. Automobile industry changing very fast - electric vehicle, online car booking, and AI-powered customer service. I expert in traditional sales method but now young customer prefer to research and even buy car online. Company using AI for analyze customer preference and predict which car they might buy. Dealership becoming more digital with virtual showroom and online financing. At my age, should me try to learn all these new technology or should me focus for mentor young sales professional and manage relationship? How can experienced sales leader adapt to digital transformation? What is best way for lead sales team when fundamental of selling changing? Please guide me proper direction for remain relevant in changing automobile industry.

Ans: There is a plethora of information available on the internet. Get yoirself comfortable with Meta or Chat GPT and start exploring and learning.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 30, 2025

Sir, I running small manufacturing business in Visakhapatnam for 8 year making plastic part for car with 25 employees. We doing well but now I want to grow big and compete with larger supplier. I see government policy supporting Make in India and Industry 4.0 but I don't full understand how to take advantage. Big company using AI and automation in their manufacturing and sometime customer ask us about our technology capability. I have practical experience in manufacturing but limited knowledge about business strategy and new technology. How can small business owner like me scale operation and adopt modern manufacturing technology without huge investment? Should me look for investor or partner or try to grow organically? What key area I should focus - technology upgrade, market expansion, or build stronger management team? I also want explore export opportunity but don't know where to start.

Ans: Study the domestic and export market for your products and decide in which area to expand production. The plan will help you to attract investors and expand

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Asked by Anonymous - May 30, 2025

Dr. Natarajan, I work as HR Business Partner for multinational company in Mumbai with MBA in HR and 5 years experience. I passionate about organizational development and employee engagement. I seeing artificial intelligence transform HR functions in my company. We using AI for resume screening, chatbots for employee queries, predictive analytics for identifying flight risks, and even AI-powered tools for performance reviews. I find this intersection of HR and technology very exciting and want to build career in this space. But I not sure how to develop right combination of HR expertise and technical knowledge. Should I pursue additional certifications in HR analytics and AI or focus for gaining hands-on experience with HR tech implementations? What are emerging career opportunities in HR technology? I also interested in eventually starting own HR consulting firm specializing in AI-powered people solutions.

Ans: Good. Start yoir learning processes in OD and AI for HR right now and expand your horizons.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 30, 2025

Dr. Natarajan, I work for digital marketing agency in Ahmedabad managing social media and online advertising campaigns for various clients with Mass Communication degree and 3 years experience. Digital marketing changing very rapidly with artificial intelligence. There are new AI tools every month - for creating ads, writing content, analyzing customer behavior, and optimizing campaigns. While this makes our work more efficient, I worried about staying relevant as these tools become more sophisticated. Some clients asking if they can use AI tools directly instead of hiring agencies like ours. I want to build expertise in AI-powered marketing and eventually start own consultancy focusing for helping small businesses use AI for marketing. What skills should digital marketers develop for work effectively with AI tools rather than being replaced? How can someone plan to start marketing consultancy in age of AI? What would be unique value proposition when AI can handle many routine marketing tasks?

Ans: A thorough understand of digital marketing and AI will certainly help you. Pick the right courses from the many available on line and in your city and get started

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Asked by Anonymous - May 30, 2025

Dr. Natarajan, I work as financial analyst for corporate finance team in Delhi with CA qualification and 7 years experience in financial planning, budgeting, and analysis. Finance and accounting field being transformed by artificial intelligence and automation. In our company, we using AI tools for financial forecasting, automated report generation, and risk assessment. Robo-advisors handling investment decisions and blockchain technology changing how we think about financial transactions. As chartered accountant, I have strong analytical skills but I realize I need to understand these new technologies for grow in career. I particularly interested in fintech and intersection of finance and technology. How can finance professionals like me transition into fintech roles or leverage AI in traditional finance functions? Should I pursue additional technical certifications or focus for developing strategic and leadership skills? I also considering starting own financial consulting firm that uses AI tools for provide better services to small businesses.

Ans: You seem to have excelent awareness of latest trends. Do some courses in your areas of interest and decide how to take your career forward.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 30, 2025

Dr. Natarajan ji, I am manufacturing director with 28 years experience in textile and leather industries in Uttar Pradesh. I seen multiple technology cycles and business transformations. Now approaching later stage of career, I interested in mentoring young professionals and possibly starting own consulting practice for help traditional manufacturing businesses adopt modern technologies. Problem is that I myself not completely up-to-date with latest technology - AI, IoT, Industry 4.0. At this stage of career, should me invest time for learn these new technology in detail or should me focus for share my experience in leadership, people management, and business operation? How can senior professional like me transition into mentoring and consulting role? What is best way for start consulting practice when you have deep industry experience but limited knowledge of latest technology? Can traditional industry experience still valuable in age of AI and automation?

Ans: Everybody does not need AI knowledge. Do some reading and meet a number of entrepreneurs to identify areas where they may need help.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 30, 2025

Dr. sahib, I manage chain of electronics retail stores in Uttar Pradesh with 12 years experience in retail management. Retail business competition increased a lot with online companies. Amazon, Flipkart type platforms very difficult to compete against. Customer first online check price and review, then come store and do bargaining. We feeling that traditional retail future is dark. But I heard that AI and technology can help retailers also improve business - customer data analysis, inventory management, personalized offers etc. Problem is that I don't know much about technology and budget also limited for small retail business for expensive AI solutions. How can traditional retailer like me use artificial intelligence and technology for compete with e-commerce platforms? What is cost-effective way for implement technology in retail operations? Should me focus for improve customer experience in store or should me also develop online presence? Is there still future for physical retail stores? What skills should retail managers develop for stay relevant in digital age?

Ans: Do a course and seek help from a nearby good tech company for digitisation

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Asked by Anonymous - May 30, 2025

Good evening, myself RIYA V Patil. I am pursuing 5th sem diploma in Computer Science and Engineering in Chikmagalur, karnataka with a CGPA of 9.6, which is the best option for me now ? Can u please recommend me best colleges in India which have placement opportunities. Please guide me through recruitment and good education system.

Ans: Try IITs and NITs. BIT Mesra VIT and BITS Pilani are also good.

Asked on - May 31, 2025 | Answered on Jun 01, 2025

In Karnataka I need admission for btech

Ans: Do your research on good Karnataka colleges. Christ and PIC are good in Bengaluru

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Asked by Anonymous - May 30, 2025

Sir, I currently pursuing MBA from Tier-2 business school in Bangalore. I completed engineering in Electronics and worked for 2 years in tech support role before deciding to do MBA. I interested in entrepreneurship and want to start own tech venture, possibly in AI or fintech space. However, I come from middle-class family and don't have access to large funding or strong networks. I have some ideas for tech startups using AI for solving problems in education and healthcare sectors but facing several challenges - I don't have technical skills for build AI products myself, I don't have much money for hire developers, and I don't have network of investors or mentors. How can someone from middle-class family with limited resources start technology company? Should I first work in startup for gain experience and build network or should I try to start immediately after MBA? What most important things to focus when bootstrapping tech startup? How do you approach investors when you don't have connections?

Ans: I suggest you take a job, get three or four years experience and refine your entrpreneurial ideas before you jump in.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 29, 2025

Namaskar Dr. Natarajan ji, I am government school teacher in Bihar with 15 years experience. I have B.Ed. and M.A. in Hindi Literature. After COVID education changed a lot. Now student use phone and internet for learning and government talking about AI in education. Me good at teaching student and connecting with them but these new technology very difficult for me. Sometime I feel student know more about computer than me. I want to grow in teaching career and maybe become principal or education administrator but everywhere they asking for computer skill and knowledge of educational technology. How can experienced teacher like me adapt to AI and technology in education? Should me focus for learn these tool or there is other path for career growth? I also think about start coaching class as side business. Is it good idea at my age?

Ans: Please do certificate courses and learn what your students are learning. As Yuval Noah Harari has said, every professional has to assume your skills will be obsolete every 12-15 years.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 29, 2025

Dr. Natarajan, I work as project manager for construction company in Punjab and Haryana region with B.Tech in Civil Engineering for 9 years. Construction industry in North India still very traditional compared to IT sector. We hearing about AI in construction, smart buildings, and green construction technologies but actual implementation very slow. Most contractors and clients still prefer old methods because they familiar with them. I interested in learning about new construction technologies and AI applications in civil engineering but I don't see immediate opportunities for use them in current projects. Should I invest time and money in learning these advanced technologies even if there might not be immediate returns? How can civil engineers like me prepare for future when our industry resistant to change? Is it worth considering career shift to related fields like smart city projects where technology adoption might be faster?

Ans: Certainly explore all options and choose well.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 29, 2025

Dear Sir, I freelance content writer in Kerala working with digital marketing agencies and small businesses for 3 years with English Literature degree. I very much worry about my career because of artificial intelligence tool like ChatGPT. Many of my client now asking if they can use AI for write content instead of hiring writer like me. Some agency already reduce their content writing project because they using AI tool. I love writing and I good at create engaging content for Indian audience but I scare that AI will replace human writer completely. How can content writer protect their career from AI disruption? Should me learn to work with AI tool rather than compete against them? What new skill should writer develop for stay relevant? I also thinking about start own content agency but not sure if there will be enough demand for human writer in future.

Ans: There will always be demand if your outpur is better than Chat GPT.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 14, 2025

I was interested in teaching how can i built my own business

Ans: Become a teacher and get started. No entrepreneur succeeds without expertise and experience.

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Question by Rubi - May 05, 2025

I'm biotechnology graduate... completed in 2025...now I'm preparing for ibps po but the problem is what that I have a dilemma that I do msc in biotechnology or not in side .... because I'm not sure about that I will be selected in this banking exams....so that for future security I'm thinking to do msc....also into this I'm confused ...I'm thinking if I'll be not selected then I will go for govt teaching exams....but from which field I do my pg so that I can easily selected and highly paid...I heard that from biotechnology I could not go for govt job

Ans: Why do you want to work for Government ? Do biotech and look for good opportunities in pharma.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 29, 2025

Dear Dr Natarajan, I've been managing my family's trucking business in Nagpur for the past 15 years. While we've sustained good clientele, we're losing contracts to tech-savvy start-ups offering GPS tracking, real-time dashboards, and AI-based routing. I have no tech background. How should someone like me begin integrating digital tools? Is there a low-cost way to start without hiring a tech team outright?

Ans: Learn the basics of digital and AI and its applucation in your industry and hire one bright expert who can advise you.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 29, 2025

Respected Sir, I work at a mid-sized IT firm in Pune as a Java developer. With the rise of AI tools like Copilot and ChatGPT, I feel that basic coding jobs may become obsolete. I'm from a modest background and can't afford expensive upskilling courses. Would you recommend I focus on AI/ML self-learning through open platforms, or should I pivot toward roles like tech writing or product testing? How can I future-proof my career?

Ans: Yes you should be conversant with AI. Traditional coding and testing jobs will be eliminated.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 29, 2025

Sir, My father has been running a tools and machine trading business for 25 years but we have not been able to scale it. I have joined this business recently but finding it hard to scale it. Please advice on how to scale the business including how to create processes and also suggest on what marketing tactics and channels can be used to grow this business

Ans: I am not really conversant with the machine trading business but the formula for growth is always the same. Establish product-market connect, expand your customer base and scale.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 29, 2025

Dear Dr Natarajan, after working 18 years in retail banking, I see major disruptions from fintech apps and digital wallets. Walk-ins have reduced drastically, and my role feels increasingly administrative. I want to pivot, maybe into fintech consulting or wealth management. What's your advice on reskilling options or leveraging my experience to stay relevant in a tech-driven financial world?

Ans: Digitisation is affecting every industry. Get trained in digital and AI

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Asked by Anonymous - May 29, 2025

Sir, I have spent 23 years in sales and distribution. There is no career growth. I feel stuck. My energy and ambition are still high, but promotions are slowing, and my younger peers with digital skills are overtaking me. I am open to doing something completely new, learning AI, maybe even starting my own consultancy. Apart from AI, what other skills should I look at? Is it too late to change tracks at this age? What mindset should I adopt to begin again with confidence?

Ans: Digital Marketing is a good skill to have. I would not advise jumping into consulting, its not easy to get business.

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Asked by Anonymous - Feb 16, 2025

Sir, I am a BE PGDM in finance and worked as a analyst for couple of years. I have a long career gap of 10 years due to personal reasons. I am 37 year old women and would like to get back to workforce. I don't want to end up in a hectic schedule job. Kindly suggest some lines which I can consider. I am open to learn and adpat

Ans: Do a program on AI and refresh your resume. If you want only "work from home" that may limit your options.

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Question by kesava - May 25, 2025

am working in insurance field as sales manager. I am not satisfied on that job and want a career switch to data analyst . Now I'm 30yrs old. Now I'm doing COURSE. Will complete within 1yr. On this later age is it possible for a successful career ?? Pls reply

Ans: Yes of course there is a big demand for data engineers and analysts.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 18, 2025

How can I make use of 1 year of branch banking experience after my completion of AML and CFT certificate, while expressing about my previous experience in an Interview?

Ans: All experience is valid. Put it in your resume

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Asked by Anonymous - May 28, 2025

Sir, I work as data analyst for e-commerce company in Gurgaon with Statistics degree for 4 years. I analyze customer behavior, sales trends, and inventory management. I good with Excel, SQL, and basic Python but I see that AI and machine learning becoming essential for advanced analytics. My company hiring data scientists with advanced AI skills and I want to transition into that role. But they usually prefer candidates with advanced degrees or specialized AI courses. I have practical experience with data analysis but lack formal AI training. Should I pursue online AI course, get Master degree, or try to learn on job? There are so many options - machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing. Which areas should I focus for e-commerce applications? How can I convince my company for give me AI projects when I don't have formal AI credentials?

Ans: Do an on line Masters in Data Science and AI. It will be good learning and will boost your career.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 28, 2025

Dear Dr. Natarajan, I am branch manager at public sector bank in Pune with MBA in Finance and 12 years banking experience. Banking industry changing completely with artificial intelligence and fintech companies. Our bank introduced many AI tools - chatbots for customer queries, algorithms for loan approval, and systems that can detect fraud automatically. While this good for efficiency, I feel that traditional banking jobs becoming less important. Many routine tasks that we used to do now automated. Young fintech companies attracting customers with better digital services. As mid-level banking professional, how can I reinvent my career for stay relevant? Should I focus for learning about AI and fintech or should I develop expertise in areas where human touch still important like wealth management?

Ans: A knowledge of AI spplication to all banking processes will be essenyial for yoir future success so definitely do it

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Asked by Anonymous - May 28, 2025

My son got 282 marks in BITSAT. Can be get computer science in Hyderabad? He has already got COE in Thapar so which is better

Ans: Let him try all good colleges and pick the one with the highest ratings.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 28, 2025

Dr. Natarajan ji, I work in pharmaceutical sales in Rajasthan covering rural areas for 6 years after B.Pharma. Pharma industry where I working changing very fast because of digital health and AI. Before I used to meet doctor personally and build relation for promote our medicine. Now many doctor prefer online meeting and there is AI tool that can analyze prescription pattern and suggest best medicine to patient. Some company using chatbot for answer basic medical query. I worry that traditional sales job like mine might not need in future. How can pharma sales professional adapt to digital health revolution? Should me learn about health tech and AI or should me focus for develop other skill like key account management? What new opportunity emerging in healthcare sector?

Ans: The world will always need good sales people but to improve your marketing skills, digotal and AI familiarity is a good initiative.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 28, 2025

Sir, I completed B.Com from Kerala college last year and struggling to find good job unlike my engineering friends who got campus placements. I working part-time at local accounting firm but pay very low. I interested in starting own business selling Kerala spice and handicraft to customer across India through online. But I don't have much money for invest and don't know how to start. My English not perfect and I worry about competing with big company. Can you guide me how to bootstrap small business with limited fund? What most important thing I should learn - digital marketing, website development, or something else? How can someone from small town in Kerala compete in online marketplace? Please tell step by step what to do first.

Ans: Have you considered doing a CA. Complete your Finance Education before jumping into business.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 28, 2025

Sir, I have a land around 75000 sqft having frontage of 400 feet in a 4 lane highway connecting Bhopal to Indore . Land is approx.35 kms from Bhopal behind our land is a village and opposite is a Dhaba . I am going to retire in next 2 years and wish to develop that land with a investment of around 1.00 Cr and start a business , business with less complications . Only options comes in my mind is of developing & running a Food joint or a Resort there . Your valuable guidance in this regard will be appreciated . Thanks .

Ans: Do a full techno economic feasibility study with help from experts before you jump in.

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Question by Ritesh - May 28, 2025

My son is getting cse data science in Christ univ bangalore should he go for it

Ans: Absolutely , its a good University and an excellent field.

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Question by Raja - May 28, 2025

I am 35year old with wife and one kid 2years old, earning 2lakh per month in dubai, currently i don't have any savings, no loans, no credit card. Now we planned to buy a home with bank loan, and we have to build a small factory in india, I need some financial advice please

Ans: Find a good Chartered Accountant in India who can answer your questions.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 28, 2025

Dr. Natarajan sir, I am working as junior developer in Bangalore IT company for 18 months after completing B.Tech from VTU. I very worry that AI will replace developers like me who doing basic coding. I want to grow into AI field but don't know where to start. Should I learn Python and machine learning by myself or take formal course? How can someone from small engineering college compete with IIT graduates who get all good AI jobs? What specific skills I should focus for make myself AI-ready and not become obsolete in next 5 years?

Ans: I studied in a small engineering college in Bihar and never looked back in my career. Definitely learn AI as an essential future skill and build your self-confidence.

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