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Question by Atanu on Apr 14, 2024Hindi

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Sir I have completed Btech in food Technology and doing ajob .Now either I go for MBA or Mtech.

Ans: Depends on your interest. If you want to continue in your technical field then can do MTech. But would advise you to find out the kind of jobs you get after the course in the college you plan to do MTech. Find about the placements from the students in the college.

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Asked by Anonymous - Apr 13, 2024Hindi

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Sir I have completed my b.tech in food technology in 2018. I want to continue my education and pursue PhD in food technology. Would it be wise to go for MSC in food tech?..for personal reasons I can't go for m.tech outside my hometown as there are no Google colleges here that offer m.tech in food tech. Or should I apply for RRB NTPC exam. Would have gone for RRB JE but there is no place for a food tech graduate as far as I know. Do need your advice sir.

Ans: Thank you for getting in touch with me on Rediff Gurus. Deciding between pursuing an M.Sc. in food technology or applying for the RRB NTPC exam requires careful consideration of your career goals, personal circumstances, and long-term aspirations. I would suggest you set your priorities right. You should start looking for job prospects and career opportunities for food technology graduates in both academia and industry. There is a good demand for food technology professionals with advanced degrees in food technology; hence, evaluate whether pursuing a PhD or gaining work experience through government employment aligns better with your career goals. If your priority is to pursue a career in research, academia, or specialized roles in the food technology industry, pursuing an MSc and eventually a PhD may be the preferred path. On the other hand, if job stability, financial security, and government employment are your priorities, then exploring opportunities through the RRB NTPC exam may be more suitable today. By carefully evaluating your options and aligning your priorities with your goals and aspirations, you can make a decision that sets you on the path towards a fulfilling and rewarding career in food technology.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 16, 2024Hindi

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Hi Sir doing btech biotechnology and then masters mtech will I be able to go to earn high money and get into a good position

Ans: Give me more details about the institution you are studying, semesters completed, scores and goal in life.

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Question by Prajwal - Sep 01, 2024Hindi

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Sir, which course is better for future btech food technology or btech biotechnology

Ans: Hi Prajwal

B.Tech in Food Technology focuses on food processing, safety, and quality control, with careers in the food industry. It has stable demand but more specialized job opportunities.
B.Tech in Biotechnology covers a broader range of biological sciences, offering diverse career options in healthcare, agriculture, and research. It has higher growth potential, especially in biotechnology and pharmaceuticals.

Biotechnology offers broader career prospects and growth, while Food Technology is more specialized with steady demand.

Hence, prefer biotechnology if possible.

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Question by Prajwal - Sep 01, 2024Hindi

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Sir , I am confused which is better for future btech biotechnology or btech food technology

Ans: Hi Prajwal

B.Tech in Food Technology focuses on food processing, safety, and quality control, with careers in the food industry. It has stable demand but more specialized job opportunities.
B.Tech in Biotechnology covers a broader range of biological sciences, offering diverse career options in healthcare, agriculture, and research. It has higher growth potential, especially in biotechnology and pharmaceuticals.

Biotechnology offers broader career prospects and growth, while Food Technology is more specialized with steady demand.

Hence, prefer biotechnology if possible.

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Question by Meghanasagar - Nov 08, 2024Hindi

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Sir ,,in 1st attempt i got 340 ..in 2nd attempt i got 384 in 3rd attempt i got 458 ..as no way i cant do full drop now ....can i go with partial drop or leave neet and focus on bsc sir !!confused sir plzz help me ...but am more likely wanted to do mbbs ....plx give me a suggestion sir

Ans: Hi Meghnasagar
to be honest there is nothing called partial drop, its like sailing in 2 boats. This will not help.
Private colleges in India are pretty expensive. If MBBS is your only dream, we can explore options for MBBS abroad, which are quite economical.

Other options can be physiotherapy, pharmacy, bsc in forensics etc.

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Asked by Anonymous - Aug 27, 2024Hindi

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my son is a us citizen and i have returned back to india when he is very young due to family issues... now he completed graduation in india.. and is interested to work in usa what are the opportunities that he can get to pursue further studies in usa with scholarships or assistance or get some help in settling there(unemployment benefits) as i cannot afford to sponsor him anymore

Ans: No issue. Being the citizen he will get the benefit and tuition fess will be very low as compared to other international students. I won't allow his talents to die. But don't send him for Masters, because now a days in Masters it is very difficult to get scholarship, that means tuition fees waive. Let him directly try for PH.D. Ph.D admission always comes with funding. You need to spend only for the air ticket. For long term counselling join me in LINKEDIN. In Ph.d after two years if he wants to discontinue he can safely exit with an MS degree and please don't think of unemployment benefits. It's a negative thinking. Since he is an American Citizen by birth let him fly and inscribe his name in golden letters in the academic landscape of USA. I am always there to help him. No worries please. I thank you for your kind concern for your son. GOD BLESS HIM. Professor

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Question by Sravani - Nov 02, 2024Hindi

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Sir/Madam, I'm pursuing B. Tech in Food technology and I'll graduate in 2025. I want to pursue PhD after B. Tech in Food Science and Technology abroad. So please suggest me of its a better idea or do i have to study Masters?

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Question by Rockstars - Nov 07, 2024Hindi

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Hi Sir,I am Sunny,I have given jee advanced in 2023 and took a drop and appeared for jee mains but didnt qualify for jee advanced.I didnt gave jee advanced 2024 but now the latest news is the no.of attempts in jee advanced 2025 has been increased for three in three consecutive years Can i give jee advanced in 2025 if i clear jee mains? and the main question there will gap between my 1st attempt in 2023 and 2nd attempt will in 2025 because i have not given jee advanced 2024

Ans: You can, but let me know what you are doing right now. Have you taken admission in some other courses. Let me know your age. Here the questions are assigned to me through rediffmail. So second time whether your question will come to me or not is not known to anyone of us. Due to the policy I can’t share my email ID and Phone Number. But I would request you to follow me in LINKEDIN and send request so that I can accept you, then through LINKEDIN I can counsel you in the future multiple times. Through LINKEDIN I will be readily and easily accessible. I have counselled and changed thousands of lives. As long as I am there I won’t allow you to be defeated. Mind that always I am there with you like an invisible shadow to show you the right career path. Best of Luck. You just need a spark of motivation to create fire and I will ignite your dormant talent.

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Question by Serene - Nov 07, 2024Hindi

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I am engineer with 16 years of IT experience and now a break of 11 yrs. But in 11 yrs I had been taking Quantitative aptitude lectures as a visiting faculty in various engineering and MBA colleges and also done Mutual fund certification. I haven't been siting but doing many things professionally in last 11 yrs(In my subject of interest as Maths, Teaching, Finance, Accounting, Wealth Management). I was thinking of doing ESG certification. What kind of role I would get if i am CFA ESG certified.I am looking for Professionally and intellectually engaging role where I can contribute to Society. Not a very NGO type( I have tried working with few NGO's)

Ans: I won't recommend you to go for ESG certification unless you are having a background of Env. Engg and Environmental Impact Assessment. The certificate course of ESG is costly also. I would request you to open your own academy ( if off line not possible then online) and go for only one subject. Let me know your age.Focus only on one subject. You have explored many areas and now you are perplexed. Here the questions are assigned to me through rediffmail. So second time whether your question will come to me or not is not known to anyone of us. Due to the policy I can’t share my email ID and Phone Number. But I would request you to follow me in LINKEDIN and send request so that I can accept you, then through LINKEDIN I can counsel you in the future multiple times. Through LINKEDIN I will be readily and easily accessible. I have counselled and changed thousands of lives. As long as I am there I won’t allow you to be defeated. Mind that always I am there with you like an invisible shadow to show you the right career path.

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What path should i follow after doing pg in economics, BEd and a 4 year career break after BEd for upsc preparation? Its been 7 years of higher education with a post 4 year break even after that...i feel hopeless.

Ans: I can understand your situation, very much frustrating. But there is no point in lamenting over the spilt milk. Like you many candidates lost 4-6 years for UPSC. Now don't be hopeless. Here the questions are assigned to us. I suggest you to join me in LINKEDIN, where I can take care of you time to time. Mind that no exam is the last exam of your life. Let me know your age and then I will give you further counselling. Send me request in LINKEDIN. Best of luck. I am there for you. No worries.

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dear sir ,i am working in automobile sector as a sales trainer i have completed diploma, but now i wanted to change my field and career so where can i go for that and whats should i do for best jobs and earning pls suggest .

Ans: Since you are a diploma you are not graduate. So I would advise you to go for an online BBA along with you job. It will take three years. After that go for online MBA. It will take another two years. Keep your job and you may switch to other companies. Within five years you will be a post graduate with another five years experience. Join me in LINKEDIN for permanent relation and counselling. In REDIFF the questions are assigned to us. But in LINKEDIN you can directly contact me. Never be depressed. I am there for you. Best of luck.

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Sir i am pursuing my btech in cse with specialization in (AI and ML).am i eligible to apply for renowned universities in Australia to do masters in C.S with no specialization? What would be eligibilty if i am applying for only university of melbourne?

Ans: First answer is YEs. But if you apply only to university of Melbourne then risk will be there, because every university has a certain acceptance norms. So being an expert I would advise you to apply to atleast three universities.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 21, 2024Hindi

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I am 29 years old, I have worked in manufacturing industry for 4.5 years but left it for joining IT industry. Since 2.5 years I am working in IT industry with salary of 7 lpa I am broke now . Not getting what should I do?

Ans: Who told you to switch over to IT? What is your basic degree? I think it must be Mechanical/Production. You left your own stream and in IT sector it is an everchanging field. By the time a students complete his B.Tech the market demand is changed. You must have gone to IT for more money, but the ultimate result is there is a mental break down. Decision makes a man, not hard work. Decisions Decide Destiny. Now first think whether you want to be in IT or again come back to production or not. Join me in LINKEDIN, I have more than twenty thousand followers. Hope I will be able to counsel you again. Because here you can't contact me directly.

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Asked by Anonymous - Aug 22, 2024Hindi

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How is the opportunity in india for a candidate who has done master in data science Australia and also has 1 year work experience in Australia

Ans: Truly speaking you can't expect much. First thing is that how India will consider the Master degree of Australia is not known to anyone. Even if an American MS comes after ten years of experience he/she will never get the desired and required treatment, hike and salary. India is flooded with Data Science professionals and bodies like Intellipaat are giving certificate in Data Science with collaboration with Chennai IIT or Roorkee IIT. Secondly the reputation of your Australian university is also a major factor. I think you can't expect much. Best of Luck.

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