Hello Sir/Madam, My daughter is completing her 3rd year B.Tech (Information Science) this year. SGPA is 7.50 in all previous years. she wants to do her MS after completing her B.Tech. She wants to persue her MS in Germany or UK. My query is should she do her internship next year in India or get a job here or else in a foreign country. I am confused. Please help.

Ans: Hello. First and foremost, thank you for contacting us. It is good to hear that your daughter cleared all her exams in one go. To answer your questions, let me tell you that transitioning from academia to the professional world is indeed a challenging journey, but with proper planning and the necessary skill set, your daughter can unlock many potential job opportunities. Going further, your daughter’s achievements, including her B.Tech in biotechnology from Amity Noida, her current master’s degree in agricultural biotechnology from JLU, Geissen, Germany, and clearing all her exams in one go, are pretty impressive and have a great volume. Although seeking a well-paid internship in the field would be quite challenging at the start, it is advised to have a similar profile at the university and upgrade her CV. Given her background in biotechnology, she has opportunities in research and development, academics, agricultural research, biotechnological companies, etc.
To conclude, your daughter’s background, skills, and determination would give her a well-posted successful career in biotechnology. Leveraging her achievements and networking will help her discover new career opportunities in the field.

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Ans: Hello Sougata,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am happy to hear that your daughter is currently pursuing the second year of her Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) in Computer Science (AI/ML). To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that deciding whether to begin working after earning a Bachelor’s degree in B.Tech- CS (AI/ML) or to go abroad for a Masters program can be a big decision. I would recommend that your daughter considers the following:

Firstly, I would suggest that you motivate your daughter to consider her professional objectives and ambitions. Consider whether she intends working in industry or pursuing research and academia. Remember that specialized information and possibilities for research can be offered through a Masters degree. A job on the contrary, can offer hands-on experience and skill advancement. Next, I would recommend that you investigate the AI/ML labor market both, locally and globally. Ascertain whether professionals with a Masters degree are highly sought-after or if pertinent work experience is equally valued. Coming to monetary considerations, bear in mind that finances play a key role in decision-making. Evaluate the cost of pursuing a Masters degree overseas taking into account the tuition costs, living costs, and any possible monetary assistance or scholarships. I would suggest that you compare this to the possible pay from an entry-level job post graduation or from a job on campus. Remember that significant networking possibilities as well as exposure to varied viewpoints, cultures, and technological advancements are offered by studying overseas. I would suggest that you think about the long-term advantages of developing a worldwide professional network and acquiring overseas experience. As the next step, I would recommend that you explore whether your daughter’s institution or future employers offer any possibilities for industry linkages or alliances. Bear in mind that besides improving her employment opportunities, these contacts can also offer insightful knowledge of the field. Motivate your daughter to consider her goals for personal development. Studying overseas can promote independence, flexibility and cultural understanding. Working, on the other hand, can provide useful skills and advance one’s career. Lastly, the choice should best resonate with your daughter’s personal objectives, ambitions, and financial circumstances. Prior to making a decision, I would recommend that your daughter gets in touch with mentors, employment consultants, former students, as well as industry experts to acquire new viewpoints and insights.

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Ans: In India she can do PhD or join Industry or R&D. Salary will vary widely.