Can I get a good IT job with non-IT background after certificate courses?

Ans: To become an astrobiologist after 12th standard, one must focus on pursuing a bachelor's degree in a relevant scientific field like physics, chemistry, biology or geology, then he should look for specialized master's programs in astrobiology at universities that offer them, and eventually consider a PhD to further specialize in the field and conduct advanced research; gaining research experience through internships and projects is very important throughout his academic journey.
Main steps:
Choose a strong science foundation in 12th grade:
Opt for a stream with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) as it provides a solid base for further studies in astrobiology.
Undergraduate degree:
Pursue a bachelor's degree in a related field like physics, chemistry, biology, astronomy, or geology.
Look for universities offering courses in microbiology, biochemistry, planetary science, and environmental science which are relevant to astrobiology.
Master's degree in Astrobiology:
After your bachelor's, actively seek out master's programs specifically focused on astrobiology. Search for the universities in net.
Some universities may offer specialized programs in planetary science, space sciences, or related fields which can be a good alternative.
PhD in Astrobiology will be the ultimate end and after Ph.D also you can pursue your research and go for multiple PDF from Indian or foreign universities. Though it's an off bit line and job opportunities are much less as compared to other sectors. Mind one thing the moment you are specialized the job fields become narrow and for that you need to be a real specialist, not a namesake specialist for self-satisfaction. To know more and more about less and less is research and true research leads one to specialization.

Some important aspects to consider are given below.
Research experience:
Actively seek research opportunities through internships, undergraduate research projects, or assisting professors in their research.
Technical skills:
Develop proficiency in data analysis, programming languages like Python and R, and laboratory techniques relevant to your research area.
Networking:
Join professional societies like the Astrobiology Society or relevant astronomy organizations to connect with other researchers and stay updated on the field.
Potential institutions to explore:
In India there are Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research (IISERs), Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST), Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR). In international level NASA is there.
Best of luck for your dream stream. May God Bless You. I am always available for you. Professor...................:)

Ans: Hello
Simple and straight advice will be to either pick up a job in your field or go for some vocational/higher course that will improve your employability.
No one stops your from pursuing your PCS goal as and when things become clear, we have many examples of people doubling up and still cracking the exams. But just sitting idle in the wait is not advisable since you have already spent considerable time/energy in that pursuit.
All the Best!

Ans: You need to update your Bio-Data. Since you are having huge experience of the manufacturing sector you are advised to go for online MBA with specialization in OPERATION MANAGEMENT. It can be done along with your job and secondly the fees are much less. For four semester course the maximum fees will be one lakh twenty thousand rupees. Do it, you will be certainly benefitted. Best of luck. Professor.

Ans: Hello
The areas in which one is good does not necessarily mean one has interest in or one should pursue.
The suggested way is to figure out areas of interest. That is your best shot at excelling in long term/having a career of choice. Yes there is no perfect science to guide for actual interest/aptitude but personal career counselling may prove effective and will be a good idea if a person wants help in decision making process. Trial and error may prove costly in something as vital as a career decision.
Feel free to ask further.
All the Best!

Ans: He should search for companies who are working on Cyber Security. He can search in net. But the best help can be obtained from the T&P cell of his own institute. Regards.Professor

Ans: Soft skills are the interpersonal and communication skills that you use to work with others. They're also known as people skills or emotional intelligence. Some of the examples are Time Management, Leadership, Problem Solving, Adaptability, Team work and Effective Communication. Professor

Ans: Hello Sadah
Since you are already in the last leg of your grad degree, it would be prudent to finish it in the first place.
Also the fact that you didn't give NEET a try earlier somewhere gives an impression of your not being too serious/committed about it. Hence rather than going by random thoughts it is vital to clarify your mind as far your actual interest areas are concerned and then put action plan in place.
Regardless I reiterate that you should complete your degree course that is in your striking distance now.
All the Best!
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Ans: There is no guarantee, because the percentile she got is in the border line.

Ans: Hello dear!
What do you want to ask? Do you think we are doing rubbish business of increasing marks/percentiles? I think you might have got only 5 %tile in JEE. You shouldn't attempt the exams like JEE. Change your path and choose the career which will suit you. Thanks

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