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Mathew Question by Mathew on Nov 20, 2024Hindi
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My son has done Vocational High School during plus two for course ECE, then Diploma on the same now completed his Btech for the same again. What more he needs to shape his future? Do you think he should go abroad or work in India? Pls advice

Ans: Dear Mr. Mathew,

We understood that your son is a graduate Engineer with ECE which is not anyless as far as qualification for job is concerned however ECE engineers are not in demand due to market situation however , he can get into any technocommercial assignments with equally good package within India . For a fresher , I don't think going to a foreign countries is not a right decision . Thanks
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