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

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?

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.

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

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

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?

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?

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

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?

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?