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CSE in Bennett University or KIIT: Which is Better for a West Bengal Student?

Nayagam P P |4511 Answers |Ask -Follow

Career Counsellor - Answered on Jun 27, 2024

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 27, 2024Hindi

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My son has got CSE in Bennett and in Kiit. I stay in West Bengal. Which one should I prefer.

Ans: Prefer KIIT over Bennet. All the BEST for your Son.

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Sir my son has got CSE in Bennett and in Kiit. Which one should I prefer. I stay in West Bengal. Thanks

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 30, 2024Hindi

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, my son has got CSE in KIIT, Bennett and in SRM ktr. He has also got CSE in Gitam Bangaluru.Please advice which one to prefer. Looking for your suggestion. Thanks.

Ans: Prefer KIIT-CSE, followed by SRM-KTR & Gitam. All the BEST for your Son's Bright Future.

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Asked by Anonymous - Apr 22, 2025

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I am 32 and I have been working really hard to build my career. I love what I do, and I've invested a lot of time and energy to grow in my role. But somehow, at work, especially during informal conversations, people often ask me questions like, 'When are you planning to settle down?' or 'Any baby plans on the horizon?' or even worse, 'You should start thinking about family before it's too late.' Sometimes these are casual remarks during lunch breaks, after meetings when the tone turns casual. Surprisingly, it's not always from older colleagues. Even people my age do it. It's personally frustrating because the underlying message seems to be: Your career is fine for now, but surely you will slow down or quit once you get married or have kids, right? It feels like no matter how well I perform or how passionate I am about my work, there's always this unspoken assumption that it's all temporary. I don't want to snap or sound defensive because that often backfires. At the same time, I also don't want to smile politely and let these questions continue. I want to protect my boundaries while still being professional and graceful.

Ans: Hi!!

To be in a position where you are today and say, ' I love what I do', is simply stupendous, congratulations!

In the context of you being 32 and still unmarried will definitely get you the comments that you are receiving... and like you said they are happening informally casually... so just treat them that way, casually... answer them, don't avoid them or don't show annoyance. Just answer them with a ,"not happening anytime soon, ask me after 02 years", or any other casual remark you deem fit.

I can understand the frustration...forget about what other people are trying to imply etc , they are just casual remarks and take them that way.
"I don't want to snap or sound defensive because that often backfires", this is your remark I am requoting, don't give too much importance to it, if you are sure of what you want in life, you don't have to explain anything to others, it is none of their business any way, just shrug your shoulders and move on! You can't change people...
Also I would like to state, that it is ok to take a break when you marry or have a child after marriage... it is so normal, and thankfully you are in an era where these are recognized as important milestones in life and a women after a break is welcomed back with open arms by the same organizations. With your kind of credentials I don't think you'll ever have any problem getting back to work after a break.

Wishing that you make peace with yourself and the world around you...work is just one part of life. Take care of yourself and all the very best!!

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Question by Nadakuduru - May 13, 2025

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Dear sir, Greetings.My son got a rank 1681 in TSEAPCET examination and wants to study B.Tech (BioTechnology) IN JNTU,Hyderabad.He is a BiPC student in Intermediate.Please guide us regarding the prosperity in Biotechnology and how much it is good for professionwise.And what jobs he will get and how much approximate remuneration he will get.He attended NEET exam also and likely to get a seat in MBBS in B category in Telangana.But he shows inclination towards B.Tech (Bio Technology).His point is Medical stream takes more years to complete with post graduation and super speciality.Please give your opinion.Next point is B.Tech(BioTechnology) started in JNTU only 2 years back.Will there be any disadvantage of lab facilities and infrastructure and if so,how will it affect the student"s educatuion and job skills/understanding in the college.Please guide me. Thanks and Best Regards. NVRSrinivas

Ans: Your son's perception of MBBS is right. So, please avoid MBBS. Given your son’s inclination towards B.Tech Biotechnology and preference for a shorter duration course with an early career start, JNTU Hyderabad’s program is a viable choice with promising career prospects. The biotechnology sector’s growth and interdisciplinary nature offer strong professional opportunities. If he is passionate about biotechnology rather than clinical medicine, this path aligns well with his interests and career timeline. Remuneration depends upon his Profile Buidling during the next 4 years, Upgrading his skills, Researching about Job Market through Professional Social Media like LinkedIn etc.

If desired, he can pursue higher studies (M.Tech, MSc, PhD) later in India/Abroad to enhance expertise and salary potential. Meanwhile, the current job market for biotechnology graduates is expanding, with roles in pharma companies, research labs, healthcare startups, and agricultural biotech firms. Job

This balanced approach respects his preference and ensures a strong foundation for a rewarding career in biotechnology. All the best for your admissions!

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Asked by Anonymous - May 14, 2025

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EEE with cse minor at vit vellore 2nd category or CSE in Psg or Kumaraguru college. Please tell best for me sir/mam

Ans: Prefer PSG-CSE. All the best for your admissions!

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Question by Saman - May 14, 2025

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Maine abhi 11th ki exam paas ki hai, par mark sheet me math ki jagah biology likha hua hai, kya main isi mark sheet k base pe kisi dusre school me 12th me pcm le sakta hun

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Asked by Anonymous - May 07, 2025

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I am working with a US-based client which involves co-ordinating with a remote team across the continent. I rarely get check-ins or team bonding moments. I sometimes feel like I am working in isolation, which affects my energy and sense of purpose. How can I be more productive?

Ans: Hi!!

I totally understand what it means to be working remotely and the sense of isolation you are feeling. I am guessing you are a people's person and you like to interact with human beings on a day to day basis in your work environment. I just completed a 03 month long training assignment for a US based client and I totally empathize with you.

In the past COVID times, working remotely and in isolation is the new norm. So , do not base your sense of purpose based on just your work.
Find ways and means of finding your need for 'people connect' by asking for team meetings where everyone is on camera.
See if you can play instrumental music while working ... have fixed routine for work, take mini breaks to be more productive.
Indulge in physical activity to keep your energy levels up...meditate in order connect with yourself. Since you work remotely and not much interaction happens with people, just get out of the house after work to connect with real people. Spend time in nature, it's therapeutic.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 07, 2025

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I recently led a project where I ended up doing most of the work myself because I was unsure if others would deliver on time. The project was successful, but I felt exhausted and know it's not sustainable. How can I develop more trust in my team while maintaining accountability?

Ans: Hi!!

A leader is one who leads, rt?
So your biggest role as a leader is to get the job done from others. Good that you have realized that the model where you do most of the work is not sustainable. So delegate work to individuals based on their capabilities, check in on them at regular intervals . Learn the art of the leadership model where you apply different strokes to different people and different times. Identify your own natural leadership style and adopt the right style of leadership based on the kind of team members you have and the task on hand.
Conduct workshops or get your personnel trained on what it means to be a trustworthy team member and how important it is to be accountable in the greater interest of the team. If need be you too enroll yourself in a leadership program. As a corporate trainer myself I can assure you that every skill can be learnt and developed.

Be an inspiring leader and then see how your team will measure up to standard you set for them. I always believe that the team is as good as the boss..... all the very best in leading your team !!

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Asked by Anonymous - May 12, 2025

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I have recently been promoted to lead a team that includes some of my former peers. I'm excited about the new role, but the thing is I am facing challenges in establishing authority because I have known them for a while. For example, during meetings, one of my team members frequently interrupts or questions decisions in a way that undermines me in front of others. I am unsure how to handle this without appearing defensive or overbearing.

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Congratulations on being promoted, I can feel your excitement. Leading a team which includes your former peers is a challenge and I want you to measure up to the challenge by following what i suggest below...
1. go prepared in meetings so that you can answer any questions that they may throw at you... write the answers down and practice them in front of a mirror
2. if they interrupt you, then say that they can ask whatever they want to ask after you have finished
3. be an assertive communicator... whatever you have to say, say it confidently in a respectful manner
4. dress up one rung higher than your peers , to look like a leader

You were chosen to lead so it is time to show them who the boss is...it will take time to establish authority, take it one day, one meeting and one interaction at a time, slowly and surely you'll be able to do it!!

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Asked by Anonymous - May 06, 2025

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I have changed 3 companies in 4 year and i am changing one more, I started my career with 8.4 LPA and now my pay is 17.5 LPA. The reason was toxic work culture, lay offs. I am into sales and key account management role. Should i do an executive MBA or should i continue corporate job in one company for a longer period of time. Please recommend. I am a masters student (MHA).

Ans: Hi!!

It is good to see a significant raise in your salary in the last four years. You must have had a good reason to change companies so often. Three different companies in 04 yrs will not look good on any CV, so for now consolidate on what you have and stay put for a while and prove your worth in a single company.
If you are confident enough to manage a job as well as an MBA, go ahead and do it .

All the very best!

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Asked by Anonymous - May 09, 2025

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Respected Sir, Am I eligible to mtech cse in free/less cost having 8.35 cgpa in BTech in 2022 from tier 3 college without any entrance exam.Plesase help me asap.

Ans: Hi
you can opt for private universities

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Question by Pratyusa - May 11, 2025

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Hello sir ..I have completed my 10th exam with 95% and I scored 99 in Biology and 92 in Mathematics. Though I love both subjects equally, I have a keen interest in Physics where I got 95% and now I am struggling to choose between PCM and PCMB in Class 11. I am unsure whether I am better suited for Biology or Mathematics. In West Bengal, many students opt for PCMD. But I feel anxious about handling the pressure of core subjects. Could you please suggest which stream would be better for me???

Ans: Hi Pratyusha
I can help you with this. I will provide you with a psychometric test, which can help you in identifying your area of interest.
You can DM me through insta handle CAREERSTREETS I will help you out.

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