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Leadership, HR Expert - Answered on May 13, 2024

Shekhar Kumar is senior manager, talent acquisition, at the Shri Venkateshwara University in Gajraula, Uttar Pradesh. He has 18 years of expertise in the search and placement of executive leadership talent across various industries.
He has also mentored middle and senior management professionals for leadership positions and guided them in career development.
Shekhar has a bachelor's degree in business management from Magadh University, Bihar, and a master's degree in human resource management from Annamalai University, Tamil Nadu.... more

Question by Girish on Apr 21, 2024Hindi

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Hi, I am BE electronics engineering. I have 14 years experience in embedded firmware development. So 9 years in one company.i am saturated. I want to change domain Please guide and help

Ans: It sounds like you've had a significant amount of experience in embedded firmware development, and you're now looking to transition to a new domain. Explore different industries and sectors that align with your interests and skills. Look into areas such as IoT, AI, renewable energy, automotive, healthcare technology, or cybersecurity, among others. Identify transferable skills from your current role that are applicable to the new domain. Your experience in embedded firmware development likely includes skills such as problem-solving, coding proficiency, project management, and collaboration, which can be valuable in various industries. Depending on the new domain you choose, you may need to acquire additional knowledge or skills. Consider taking courses, obtaining certifications, or pursuing further education to enhance your expertise in the desired field. Connect with professionals working in the new domain through networking events, online forums, and social media platforms like LinkedIn. Seek informational interviews to learn more about their experiences and gain insights into the industry. Remember that transitioning to a new domain may take time and effort, but with determination and a strategic approach, you can successfully make the switch and embark on a fulfilling new career path.

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Hello, I am a fresher, graduated in last year. I am interested in the role of Data Analyst job, but the market situation in these days are not good becoz of layoffs nd all, and that's why is joined a company as a WordPress Developer role in past three months and i currently working here.. Please give me suggestions how i switch the company of the role of Data Analyst Domain..

Ans: Dear Mr Manas

I can understand your situation it's not easy. At this point I would only suggest keep trying with as many companies as possible. There is no easy solution.

All the best.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 03, 2024Hindi

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I have 5 years of experience in vlsi, and 2 year career break, now want to change domain, can I change to cybersecurity now

Ans: Hello

Yes you can change domain but for that you will have to self educate through online courses and also be open to pay cut as you will be starting fresh.

All the best

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Mutual Funds, Financial Planning Expert - Answered on Apr 04, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Apr 04, 2025Hindi

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I can invest Rs 10,000 every month for 10 years. Kindly suggest investing options -- where should I invest? How much wealth can I create after 10 years?

Ans: Investing Rs 10,000 per month for 10 years is a great decision. It will help you build substantial wealth over time. Here’s a detailed assessment of the best investment options and the potential returns you can expect.

Investment Options for Rs 10,000 Per Month
1. Equity Mutual Funds (Actively Managed)
Suitable for long-term wealth creation.

Professional fund managers make investment decisions.

Offers better flexibility compared to direct stock investment.

Can generate high returns over a 10-year period.

Ideal for those who can take moderate to high risk.

2. Debt Mutual Funds
Provides stability to your portfolio.

Lower risk compared to equity mutual funds.

Useful for balancing risk and return.

Returns are better than FDs over a long period.

3. Hybrid Mutual Funds
Invests in both equity and debt.

Suitable for investors looking for stability with some growth.

Balances market volatility better than pure equity funds.

4. Gold Investment (Sovereign Gold Bonds - SGBs)
Offers capital appreciation and fixed interest income.

Safe investment backed by the Government of India.

Can act as a hedge against inflation.

5. Public Provident Fund (PPF)
Tax-free returns.

Provides capital protection.

Best for those looking for safe and guaranteed returns.

Lock-in period of 15 years, but partial withdrawals allowed after 5 years.

6. National Pension System (NPS)
Ideal for retirement savings.

Provides tax benefits under Section 80C and 80CCD.

Investment mix of equity, corporate bonds, and government securities.

Partial withdrawal allowed after a few years.

Suggested Investment Allocation
Equity Mutual Funds: Rs 6,000 per month

Debt Mutual Funds: Rs 2,000 per month

Gold (SGBs): Rs 1,000 per month

PPF: Rs 1,000 per month

This diversified approach helps reduce risk and maximize returns.

Expected Wealth Creation After 10 Years
The wealth you create depends on returns from different assets. Here’s an estimate:

Equity Mutual Funds: Can generate higher returns over 10 years.

Debt Mutual Funds: Provides stability with moderate returns.

Gold (SGBs): Prices depend on market demand and inflation.

PPF: Offers safe and steady returns.

You can expect to build a significant corpus by following this plan.

Why Not Index Funds?
Index funds do not offer active management.

They simply track market movements without strategy.

Actively managed mutual funds can beat index funds over time.

Fund managers adjust portfolios based on market conditions.

Higher potential for wealth creation with actively managed funds.

Final Insights
A mix of equity, debt, gold, and PPF creates a balanced portfolio.

Stay invested for 10 years to benefit from compounding.

Review your investments every year.

Consider increasing your SIP amount whenever possible.

Invest through a Certified Financial Planner for better guidance.

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MHT-CET, IIT-JEE, NEET-UG Expert - Answered on Apr 04, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Apr 04, 2025Hindi

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I am in 11th standard. I love graphics and 3D animation. Is BDesign a good course to pursue? What are some of the best colleges to study BDes in India? I want to do BDes in animation. What will be my starting salary? My parents are not convinced and want me to do a regular course. What should I tell them?

Ans: Hello Dear.
I am glad to hear that you love 3D animation and graphics and want to pursue a career in it. Many colleges offer diploma courses in this field. If you are an expert, salary is no barrier in this profession. Your parents are understandably not convinced, as you mentioned. It would be wise to focus more on your upcoming state-level and national-level engineering entrance tests to secure admission to a promising computer-related B.Tech course. While pursuing your undergraduate degree, you will learn more about coding, which will enhance your skills in 3D animation and graphics. Merely learning software and its applications will help to build your career to some extent, but in the long term, the chances of failure are higher. Listen to your parents and prioritize admission to top-tier engineering colleges. You are still young to make a life-altering decision at this stage. Best of luck for your bright future. Thank you.
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Prof Suvasish Mukhopadhyay |542 Answers |Ask -Follow

Career Counsellor - Answered on Apr 04, 2025

Question by aman - Apr 03, 2025Hindi

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Hello sir Sir me 2022-23 me 12th pass ho gya tha par mera 75% nhi tha to me 2023 me jee nhi diya. Uske bad me dubra 2024 me improvement de aur first time jee mains April attiamp diya ( appring dal ke) To kya sir me 2026 me jee mains de skta hu

Ans: Yes, a Higher Secondary candidate who passed their Class 12 exam in 2024 can appear for JEE Main in 2026, as long as they also passed in 2025 or are appearing for it in 2026.

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Insurance, Stocks, MF, PF Expert - Answered on Apr 04, 2025

Question by stuti - Apr 03, 2025Hindi

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I have worked for 5-6 companies from 2000 and each of the companies had PF ; while the most recent ones are aligned and carried forward some very early ones are not ; how do i check the amounts in each of the accts AND align/ carry forward all my PFs into one account(under UAN #) ? i have all PFs nos and other details

Ans: Hello;

If you have an active UAN then you can easily link your previous pf accounts to your UAN by following simple process given on EPFO portal.

You need to access the EPFO portal, navigate to "One Member - One EPF Account (Transfer Request)," verify your details, and initiate the transfer request, ensuring you have your old and current employer's details available.

Best wishes;

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Career Counsellor - Answered on Apr 04, 2025

Question by Shailu - Apr 03, 2025Hindi

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Hello sir Iam 27 years old I have completed my bsc biotechnology in 2018 I have career gap now I want to start my career my doing a job but how to start from where to start iam not getting it which job suits me please suggest me some courses and jobs

Ans: There is a huge gap of 6+ years. Either go for M.Sc Biotechnology or prepare for competitive exams if your age permits. At least do an online MBA for enhancing your qualification. Best of luck. Professor.........................:)

Prof Suvasish Mukhopadhyay |542 Answers |Ask -Follow

Career Counsellor - Answered on Apr 04, 2025

Question by Aayush - Apr 04, 2025Hindi

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I have given 12th for the FIRST time in 2024 and gave improvement in 2025 Am I eligible for jee advance 2026

Ans: Yes, a Higher Secondary candidate of 2025 can appear for JEE Advanced in 2026, as the eligibility criteria allows for two consecutive attempts after passing the Class 12 or equivalent examination. So you can appear. Professor........:)

Milind Vadjikar |1152 Answers |Ask -Follow

Insurance, Stocks, MF, PF Expert - Answered on Apr 04, 2025

Question by AYESHA - Apr 04, 2025Hindi

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MY PF IS OF YEAR 2008 WHEN I LEFT JOB I DONT HAVE PF NUMBER ,AADAHR WAS NOT AT THAT TIME HOW CAN I GET MY PF

Ans: Hello;

Contact your employer at that time. They may have records of past employees.

Else visit the EPFO office where your PF account was held and seek support for getting your pf account details.

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Insurance, Stocks, MF, PF Expert - Answered on Apr 04, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Apr 04, 2025Hindi

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I am an 22 year old commerce graduate. I got a job in December. My salary is Rs 16,000 per month. I am ready to invest Rs 2,000 per month. Should I invest in an RD or a chit fund? What about SIPs or mutual funds? Please suggest where to invest and how it can help me.

Ans: Hello;

Chit funds often turn out to be cheat funds so a strict NO.

A RD with a PSU bank is a good way to begin your investment journey.

I recommend you to look at SIPs in mutual funds after your RD matures, you have 6 month of expense coverage as emergency fund and you have bought term life insurance.

Also don't forget to open and invest in NPS for retirement planning.

Best wishes;

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Insurance, Stocks, MF, PF Expert - Answered on Apr 04, 2025

Question by Shubham - Apr 04, 2025Hindi

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Sir, Age: 26 Subject: NPS ( National Pension Scheme) Scheme Choice : LC 75 ( Aggressive Auto Choice) Tier : Tier 1 Pension Fund: ICICI Prudential Pension Fund Current value of scheme : Rs. 57927/- Investing Rs. 5600/- on a monthly basis My goals: Want my portfolio to beat inflation and provide a pension of Rs. 1 lakh monthly ( in hopes that beating inflation value of Rs. 1 lakh does not decrease over time) Time horizon : 34 years Questions: 1. Sir will my NPS scheme beat inflation? 2. Is the Pension Fund ( ICICI Prudential) a good choice or should I shift? 3. Will one lakh pension after 34 years be enough to support my lifestyle? (Assuming that everything pans out smoothly) 4. Judging by today's tax law income up to 12 lakh p.a. is non taxable, will I be taxed on my pension still if the law remains as is? (Hypothetical question) My details : 1.Unmarried, never planning on marriage or kids ever. 2.Current utility bills amount to Rs. 15,000 per month 3. Other expenses Rs. 5-7k per month. 4. I have other investments too, but I want to know if I can rely on NPS in old age or not. With this information alone, is retirement with NPS feasible?

Ans: Hello;

Your current expenses add upto 22 K per month.

After 34 years this amount will be 1.6 L per month considering 6% inflation.

This would need a corpus of 5-6 Cr.

Your current investment would fetch you around 1.2 Cr which is quite low.

You need to invest minimum 25 K per month in NPS to expect 5 Cr+ corpus build after 34 years. (A modest 8% return considered from NPS)

Also you may shift from Auto choice to Active choice so as to ensure 75% allocation to equity upto 50 age.(In Auto choice after 35 age equity allocation is tapered down).

You are allowed to have different fund managers for different asset classes based on their performance in respective category.

Current fund manager looks okay however you need to review performance every year.

For generating retirement corpus it is better to have 2-3 investment avenues rather then a single one.

A mix of EPF/PPF, NPS and MFs should be more appropriate.

Best wishes;

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Tax Expert - Answered on Apr 04, 2025

Asked by Anonymous - Jan 11, 2025Hindi

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I don't have any salary income but I do stock trading and have short term capital gain of two lakh. What exemption I'll get?

Ans: Trading income/loss also needs to be considered
Only 2 Lakhs STCG shall bear NO Tax

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