My son Betch CSE pursuing June completed mostly please suggest higher education or job.

Ans: Your son currently is at a nascent stage & the career options are wide for him. It would be ideal for him to first understand his interest areas so that by the time he is in his 10th grade he has some clarity whether he would like to choose a career in the Sciences, Commerces or/& Humanities

Ans: Hi,
These are the traditional courses for a commerce student: Bachelor of Commerce,Chartered Accountancy, Company Secretary, BBA, MBA.

If he is good at painting and computers then he can explore

Graphic Designer: As a graphic designer, one can use their skills in both commerce and computer science to create visual designs for various purposes.

UI/UX Designer: A UI/UX designer is responsible for creating user-friendly interfaces for websites and mobile apps.

Digital Marketer: A career in digital marketing can be a great fit for someone with a background in both commerce and computer science. This field involves using data and technology to promote products and services through various digital channels, such as social media, email marketing, and search engine optimization. A talent for painting could also be an asset in creating eye-catching visuals for marketing campaigns.

Art Director: An art director is responsible for overseeing the visual aspects of a project, such as a film, advertisement, or publication.

Creative Writer/Illustrator: A career as a creative writer or illustrator involves using both words and images to tell a story.

Ultimately, the right career path will depend on a student's interests, skills, and goals.

Ans: Congratulations to your son for completing his M.Tech in Computer Science from R.V. College, Bengaluru.

Thank you for reaching out. Yes, It is very much possible to study further after Mtech in his desired field of interest. He can apply for applied and skilled based short term programs in Canada and even MBA, Masters in the USA, UK and Australia as well. These countries also provide post study work permits.

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Ans: Dear Mohammed,
I can understand that you are looking for job opportunities for your son who has completed his B.E. in Civil Engineering. There are many career options available for civil engineering graduates. Some of the popular career options include:
Surveyor: Surveyors conduct land and site reviews to measure land features based on various reference points, such as depth and shape. They examine data from previous land records to verify the current on-site surveys and present their findings to the designated authorities. The national average salary for this position is ?14,828 per month.
CAD Technician: Computer-aided design (CAD) technicians develop electronic design plans for buildings and machinery using CAD software. They cooperate with building architects and professional designers to convert blueprints and technical drawings into 2D and 3D computer models. The national average salary for this position is ?15,910 per month.
Structural Engineer: Structural engineers design and build buildings, bridges, and other commercial and private structures. They also measure loads and presses to ensure that the buildings’ formation and structure are secure and choose durable materials. The national average salary for this position is ?21,641 per month.
Urban Planner: Urban planners coordinate with public officials, developers and community members to plan land development and usage activities and initiatives. The national average salary for this position is ?21,665 per month.
These are just a few examples of the many career paths available to civil engineering graduates. Your son can also consider working in the government sector, where there are many job opportunities for civil engineers. Some of the government organizations that offer jobs for civil engineers include Municipal Corporations, Jal Boards, Delhi Development Authority, New Delhi Municipal Corporation, Metro Rail, National Highway Authority of India, Indian Oil Corporation, Delhi State Industrial Development Corporation, Public Works Department, Central Public Works Department, Border Roads Organization, Military Engineering Services, Airport Authority of India, Indian Air Force, Railways, Irrigation & Flood control department, Public Health Engineering department, National Hydro-electric Power Corporation, National Thermal Power Corporation, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited, Defense Research and Development Organization, RITES, DRDO, Pollution Control Boards, Building and Construction department of organizations and many more.

Ans: Hello

Well it's like saying I am doctor but don't like disease or patients.

Coding is life breat of software. Please ask your son to self introspect why he doesn't like coding, that may help him to overcome his dislike.

All the best.