24-Year-Old Govt Officer Dilemma: Job vs. MBA in Germany?

Ans: Hello!
You can choose to not show your Masters and pursue MBA in any field that you want to specialize in. Since you are 36 years of age, there may be a probability of visa rejection. However, you may try for an MBA.
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Ans: Don't worry, you will figure a path soon. First you need to start by answering the question what are your interest areas and can you look at taking up a work opportunity so that you can start building your financial background and post which you can look at taking up an MBA or a Masters in the field that you have interests in

Ans: Hello. Thank you for contacting us. First and foremost, congratulations on scoring 95% in your JEE mains examination. It is good to hear that you want to pursue further education. Based on the information provided by you, it seems that you are still in the evaluation stage for your further studies. Considering factors such as your score in JEE and your good scores in previous education, you may consider the following:

1. Studying in countries like Germany, Singapore, Hong Kong, and European countries will open new pathways for learning, global exposure, recognition in other nations, and better employment opportunities.

2. The option of studying abroad can be viable if the tuition fees align with your budget.

3. Additionally, consider the scope of studying the program, opportunities for growth in the field, the value of the program in the market, and demand for the field in the global market. Also check the requirements and feasibility of entry into different universities.

At the end, the final decision about studying abroad should be based on your future goals, finances, and job prospects. Ensure that you do thorough research on all aspects related to your education. Also, it would be good that you wait for your 12th grade grades and let us know the same so that we may guide you accordingly.

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Ans: One option is to take the job and try for better college next year or for executive MBA after getting a few years of work experience. Regarding SIBR and Jaipuria, check their placements from students in the college. Reports that you get outside may not be completely reliable.

Ans: Look for jobs in the area where you already have work experience. It would be easier to get a job. Contact different placement agencies in both countries to check on the kind of jobs available for your profile.