Dear sir I'am Lokesh Dagar from haryana age is 23. Recently finish MBA in finance and Operations. I not decide career path please advise.

Ans: Hi Roshni.

I hope you're doing well.

I understand that feeling confused about your career path can be overwhelming and stressful. It's important to remember that it's normal to feel this way at any age, but especially in your early 20s when you are still exploring your interests and passions.

To help clarify your career direction, I suggest taking some time for self-reflection and assessment. Start by asking yourself questions like: What do you enjoy doing? What skills and talents do you possess? What are your values and priorities? What kind of work environment do you thrive in?

You can also try talking to people in different professions, attending career fairs, and taking career assessments to gain more insight into your career options. Networking with professionals in your desired field can also provide you with valuable information and guidance.

Remember that it's okay to explore different career paths and try out new things before making a final decision. It's important to find a career that aligns with your values and passions, and that will bring you fulfillment and happiness in the long term.

If you continue to struggle with this, consider speaking to a professional who can provide you with personalized guidance and support in your career exploration.

Regards,
Abhishek Shah

Ans: Thank you for reaching out. Managing your career choices can be quite daunting, especially when considering factors like financial constraints and uncertainties about the future. Given your financial constraints, consider the cost of education and living expenses associated with your chosen career path. Explore scholarship opportunities, financial aid programs, or part-time work options to help offset the costs of education and living expenses. If pursuing a traditional college education isn't feasible due to financial constraints, consider vocational training or skill-based programs that offer practical, hands-on training in specific trades or industries. Vocational training programs can provide valuable skills and certifications for in-demand jobs without the need for a traditional degree. Keep in mind that career paths are rarely linear, and it's okay to explore different options and make adjustments along the way. Stay open-minded to new opportunities, be willing to adapt to changing circumstances, and remain resilient in the face of challenges. Remember that finding the right career path takes time, exploration, and self-discovery. Be patient with yourself, stay focused on your goals, and trust that, with determination and perseverance, you'll find a path that's fulfilling and rewarding for you.

Ans: Psychometric tests assess your interests, strengths, personality traits, and aptitudes to suggest career options.
You can do MBA in Finance to gain financial knowledge.