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Stuck in a rut after two years of failed UPSC attempts. What are my other options?

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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 18, 2024Hindi

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Hii ,I am an Upsc Aspirant,going to give 6th attempt next year, for option B I am considering Masters from abroad , especially Germany, because of their low tution fees. I have already completed my M.Sc. on forensic science ,but seriously Indian education system sucks, Mostly Professors sucks, they are too arrogant to guide students, theh play favouritism from internship to refrence for job,there are poor placements in this field, Then even didn't help me and guide me to pursue my career further.Now I really want to know which field have more scope, My only aim after UPSC would be to earn money , Should I go for MBA or MS in Biotechnology? Which field have highest paid job?

Ans: Can try for both MBA / MS. See where you get a better college or career option and then take it up. Both options are quite different, you will have to do some research on career prospect in each of those areas before you decide.

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Sir, I'm currently pursuing my bsc biotech degree. (During pandamic it was in peak) but now it has no that much value in india. So I don't wanted to do my masters in same field due to the very low opportunity. Since I'm confused on pursuing my masters in bioinformatics or MBA in life science.I'm a only girl to lift my family hereafter. So I'm in confusion that which course would be good pay and have high opportunity in India. Have to build my own career. Could you hlp me to overcome from this question?

Ans: MBA is a good option which gives high paying jobs. Apart from that there are other options right from AI to Digital Marketing to Finance, etc which can give high paying jobs. Check which area you have interest in and then do relevant courses in that area simultaneously looking for relevant job.

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Asked by Anonymous - Nov 23, 2024Hindi

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Confused about the future after doing bsc biotechnology. In which subject I should do msc ? Ok india or abroad? Which biotechnology sector have high paying jobs ?

Ans: Biotechnology is a promising field with numerous career paths. Choosing the right specialization and study destination depends on interests, career goals, and financial considerations. Some popular specializations include Biotechnology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Bioinformatics, Food Technology, Environmental Biotechnology, Medical Biotechnology, Genetic Engineering, and Industrial Biotechnology. Studying in India offers affordable education, access to reputed institutions, and a growing biotech industry. Abroad offers exposure to advanced research and technologies, higher-paying jobs, and better industry connections. High-paying sectors in biotechnology include pharmaceuticals and biopharma, healthcare and diagnostics, bioinformatics, industrial biotechnology, agricultural biotechnology, and environmental biotechnology. High-paying countries for biotechnology careers include the USA, Germany, Canada, Singapore, and India.

For those looking for cutting-edge research and higher-paying jobs, consider studying abroad in countries like the USA, Germany, or Canada. For those preferring affordable education and a long-term plan to settle in India, pursue MSc in a specialized field from top Indian institutes. Opt for fields like Bioinformatics, Medical Biotechnology, or Industrial Biotechnology, which offer the best combination of high salaries and demand. All the BEST for your Prosperous Future.

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My son got 245 in bits .He can get any Brecht branch

Ans: Priyanka Madam, by now your son must have been allotted/not allotted any seat by BITS. Please update the status for today. However, please note, A BITSAT score of 245 situates you within the previous two years’ closing-score bands for core engineering streams at the Pilani, Goa, and Hyderabad campuses. At Pilani, the B.E. Chemical Engineering cutoff ranged from 224 in 2023 to 247 in 2024, placing your 245 close to the 2024 threshold and comfortably above 2023’s mark; B.E. Civil Engineering closed at 213 and 238, making admission highly probable; and B.E. Manufacturing Engineering cutoffs of 220 and 243 indicate a strong likelihood of allotment. At Goa, Chemical Engineering closed at 239 in 2024 and 248 in 2023, and Civil around – (not offered in 2024) – but Pilani-equivalent streams suggest safe admission; Manufacturing cutoffs mirror Pilani trends, bolstering your prospects. At Hyderabad, Chemical Engineering cutoffs of 238 and 209 over the two years ensure a secure allotment, while Civil Engineering’s 235–204 band similarly favors your score; Manufacturing at Hyderabad showed closing marks near 218–251, indicating moderate probability. Across campuses, Civil and Manufacturing remain reliably within reach, Chemical at Pilani may require waitlist movement but is feasible given historical fluctuations, and all three streams at Hyderabad and Goa present strong chances. Additional seats open during special iterations further enhance admit probabilities.

Recommendation: Considering consistent cutoff trends and seat matrices, prioritize B.E. Civil and Manufacturing Engineering at BITS Pilani for guaranteed allotment, consider Chemical Engineering at Pilani via waitlist movement, and secure Chemical, Civil, or Manufacturing Engineering at BITS Hyderabad or Goa for assured admission, capitalizing on slightly lower cutoffs and ample seat availability. All the BEST for a Prosperous Future!

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I am working as Business Analyst from past 4 years but I wanted to move to technical role. I have done Btech in CSE from tier-3 college. I wanted some advise on the the best way to switch to a tech role. 1. Taking some online boot camp to get in-depth knowledge and doing side projects over the weekends 2. Taking WILP from BITS in Software engineering/ data science 3. Prepare from GATE 2026 and aim for IITs

Ans: Manjunath Sir, To shift into a technical position, integrating structured learning, credentialing, and practical experience is essential. The recommended pathway combines immersive project-based training with a recognized postgraduate credential while keeping a long-term goal of elite technical qualification. Begin with a part-time online software engineering or data science bootcamp, dedicating weekends to substantial portfolio projects to build hands-on skills and confidence in key stacks . Concurrently, enroll in BITS Pilani’s Work-Integrated M.Tech (Software Engineering or Data Science & Engineering) to earn a UGC-approved postgraduate degree without leaving your job, benefitting from weekend live classes, remote labs covering full-stack or analytics tools, and a final semester dissertation that bridges theory with organizational impact . This dual track—bootcamp plus WILP—provides immediate upskilling, peer and mentor networks, and a formal degree. After 12–18 months, if aiming for top-tier R&D or core engineering roles, commence GATE 2026 preparation via a structured three-phase roadmap: concept building (June–August), full-length practice (September–November), and final mock-test calibration (December–January), targeting a CSE rank

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Sir I had asked many times but got no answer please tell VNIT Nagpur civil engineering vs nit Rourkela civil engineering... What to choose and why

Ans: Dear The reasons which one to choose and why is not a simple question.
Both are good colleges . However , You can consider NIT Rourkela for Civil engineering.
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Question by yash - Jul 21, 2025Hindi

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Sir I did 12 in 2016-17 I appeared in practical exam but in final exam I was absent I have 12 failed marksheet with me and I do 12 again and appear in jee mains please sir answer me I am very confused and I came with hope to make my life better your answer will mean much to me

Ans: Dear Yash, If you are sure and confident that after almost 8-9 years of gap "You cn cope up with the studeies and secure better marks and clear JEE Mains / advanced, I will appreciate . However as the gap is too big and will not be easy to concetrate in studies due to oth'er factors around you. The only thing is 'your honest efforts and dedication. If so , there is no problem. .

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Question by priya - Jul 22, 2025Hindi

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Sir My son got bits Goa campus mechanical engineering Thapar CSE PES CSE Which one to gor forward with

Ans: Dear Ms. Priya , for 'your son I will suggest Thapar CSE .

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Question by Tanishka - Jul 22, 2025Hindi

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Sir pls suggest COEP Pune CSE or Nit Nagpur ECE or nit Warangal ECE+VLSI or nit rourkela Electrical

Ans: Dear Tanishka , In my opinion , You may opt for two COEP Pune for CSE or NIT Rourkela for ECE VLSI . Thanks

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Question by Soumalya - Jul 22, 2025Hindi

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I am getting tier 2 iiit cse/ece like iiit nagpur,kota,kalyani, sricity,kottayam,una and also getting metallurgy, mining, production, biotech in NITs like raipur,arunachal pradesh,srinagar, agartala, hamirpur....what should I focus on?

Ans: Dar Soumalya , These courses from Different colleges have no similarity .. Before you finally pin down on any course , 'you must consider certain points : Your own interest , course fee and college , financial conditions , Future of Courses ( In next 5-10 yrs ) etc. Location , now a days is also an important factor , one has to consider . If you have interest in Mines . Metallurgy , Production Engineering You must prefer to join on prority.

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Which one to Choose Robotics and AI at Thapar Patiala or Mechanical at LNMIIT Jaipur

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Question by Lalit - Jul 22, 2025Hindi

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Sir kindly suggest M.Sc. Biological Sciences from BITS Pilani OR EVDT from NSUT Dwarka

Ans: Dear Mr. Lalit , Your options are pole apart . M.Sc in Bio Sciences , from BITS Pilani , Both courses and institute are well known and offers decent career where as Engineering in Environment , Vulnerability Decision Technology from NSUT Dwarka is comparatably new engineering course but has great future in coming years . In fact unlike past En'gineering courses in Newer fields are more in demand and career growth and packages offered are impressive. So you can choose as per your interest . However , If you want my opinion ,I would suggest you to go for EVDT .

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Question by Praveen - Jul 22, 2025Hindi

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My son doing CSe from IIIt bhuvneshwar but not he got IIT plz siggest

Ans: Dear Mr. Praveen , When your son has already been studying in IIIT Bhubaneswar why to worry much . I have always been mentioning , Its your own honest efforts and sincere studies that will make the difference , not the college from where you obtained the degree. In the recent past , manystudents from comparatively lesser known colleges commanded higher packages than top college students. .

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