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Should I pursue further studies or a job after my M.Tech in Robotics and AI?

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Question by Varsha on Jan 04, 2025Hindi

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So currently I'm pursuing M.Tech in Robotics and AI from MS Ramaiah University. After this I would like to go to abroad and study further or get a job. So anyone suggest me regarding my thought on this?

Ans: Hello Varsha,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am glad to see that you wish to further your career by going to study and work abroad. To answer your question, as an M.Tech student in Robotics and AI, you are well-positioned to either pursue further studies or seek employment abroad. If you’re considering continuing your education, many top universities in countries like the US, UK, Canada, and Germany offer specialized programs in AI, Robotics, and related fields at the PhD or post-Master’s level. To move forward, focus on building a strong academic profile, with research experience, relevant projects, and possibly even publications if possible.

You may also look into research scholarships or assistantships that can help with funding. After completing your advanced degree, you'll be well-equipped for a career in academia or industry abroad.

For more information, you can visit our website: edwiseinternational.com
You can also follow us on Instagram: @edwiseint

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Hello sir , I recently graduated from IIT MADRAS in BS Data Science . Now Should i go to pursue masters from foreign universities in current situation , when few people are saying there is no job in foreign . I want pursue masters in AI /Data science domain.IIT madras has Joint msc in data science & ai with university of birmingham. I also have germany in my mind as it has lower tution fees. other coutries will be usa , ireland ( as most of the tech comapnies has their eu headquaters in ireland ), australia . Or should I study in india while doing job and up skilling myself . Please help me to choose a right carreer path for my future , also money is a probem . Should I gain some work experience then apply for the universities . I have 8.97 cgpa , 3 research internships , 2 industry internships .

Ans: One way to look at it is see where you see yourself in next 5 to 10 years. If you want to go abroad, then it makes sense to look for doing post graduation abroad, Europe could be cheaper than US if money is a constraint. If you want to settle in India in the future then can take up a job and upskill yourself.

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Hello sir , I recently graduated from IIT MADRAS in BS Data Science . Now Should i go to pursue masters from foreign universities in current situation , when few people are saying there is no job in foreign . I want pursue masters in AI /Data science domain.IIT madras has Joint msc in data science & ai with university of birmingham. I also have germany in my mind as it has lower tution fees. other coutries will be usa , ireland ( as most of the tech comapnies has their eu headquaters in ireland ), australia . Or should I study in india while doing job and up skilling myself . Please help me to choose a right carreer path for my future , also money is a probem . Should I gain some work experience then apply for the universities . I have 8.97 cgpa , 3 research internships , 2 industry internships .

Ans: One way to look at it is see where you see yourself in next 5 to 10 years. If you want to go abroad, then it makes sense to look for doing post graduation abroad, Europe could be cheaper than US if money is a constraint. If you want to settle in India in the future then can take up a job and upskill yourself.

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Sir, I completed btech in 2018 and mtech in 2021 after that i worked as assistant engineer.Can i do masters in overseas...because i am over 30 and have a family I am not sure to spend 40lakh because of job issues and recession.Which country is best to masters.can i change my field?

Ans: Hi....Yes, you can pursue a master's degree overseas even after completing your BTech in 2018 and MTech in 2021, despite being over 30 and having family responsibilities. Many universities welcome mature students who bring valuable work experience, like your role as an assistant engineer, to their programs. However, considering the high cost of study, around 40 lakhs, along with concerns about job prospects and economic uncertainty, it's crucial to choose a country that balances affordability, quality education, and job opportunities. Countries like Germany and Canada offer excellent education in engineering and technology fields, often at a lower cost than the US or UK, and provide a stable job market with a relatively strong focus on international graduates. Another good option can be New Zealand always ready to welcome mature students with work experience. Also you can accompany your wife and kid with you. Dependents can work full time and kids can enjoy free education with PR opportunities if you select course listed in Green shortage list. Changing fields is possible, but it may require additional prerequisite courses or relevant experience; choosing a related field that builds on your existing skills could also enhance job prospects.

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i am 30 years and want to retire at 45 with 3 lakhs monthly income.my present mf corpus is 40 lakhs and xirr 13%. how much should be the corpus and for that how much monthly investment in mfs.??till 45 years of age.

Ans: Hello;

Current MF corpus(40 L) may grow into 2.19 Cr after 15 years.

You need a sum of 10.5 Cr to generate post-tax monthly income of 3 L.

So for generating balance corpus of 8.31 Cr you may start a flat monthly sip of 1.55 L or begin with a monthly sip of 1 L with 10% step up every year for 15 years.

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hi, my daughter is 35 with a mf corpus of 1 cr.she wants to retire at 45 with a monthly income of 3 lakhs.what should be her corpus at 45 for that and how much she should invest monthly for that till 45.

Ans: Hello;

She will need a corpus of 10.5 Cr to generate a post-tax monthly income of 3 L.

It is considered that she might invest corpus in a equity savings type mutual fund with "low to moderate" or "moderate" risk rating.

A 4% SWP will provide her income above 3 L(post-tax)and indexed to inflation.

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Ans: Hello;

You need a corpus of 6 Cr to be able to get post-tax monthly income of 2L+. (6% annuity rate considered from an immediate annuity offered by a life insurance company).

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Hi , I want to invest in a long term equity stock market with a goal of 25% monthly return on the fund invested , Which are the stocks which will grow at this rate and where should i invest the amount

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Asked by Anonymous - Jan 08, 2025Hindi

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If someone isn’t satisfied with their CTET results, is there an option to apply for re-evaluation or rechecking? If yes, what’s the process and timeline for it?

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As far as I know, the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) does not provide for re-evaluation or rechecking exam results. Your current result will be treated as final result.
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