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Finding My Dream Career in Gujarat: How Can I Identify It?

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Career Counsellor - Answered on Nov 30, 2024

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SUJAL Question by SUJAL on Nov 25, 2024Hindi
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How to identify which career is best for me ? Is there any process or something ? I don't know what to do...My want to do something of my own and want to settle in Gujarat is there any career like that

Ans: Let me know whether you are a student of Science/Arts/Commerce. Then let me know exactly in which year you are studying. Once I know your stream I can give you the counselling. If you want to do something of your own then you should go for business. Best of luck. Just follow me. GOD BLESS YOU. Professor............:)
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According to you which profession is best in today's time..I don't want to run behind any high paying job... Satisfaction and well being of my health is more precious for me than money...Please suggest me that type of career
Ans: Then go for the subject which you do like the most
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Ans: Thank you for reaching out. Managing your career choices can be quite daunting, especially when considering factors like financial constraints and uncertainties about the future. Given your financial constraints, consider the cost of education and living expenses associated with your chosen career path. Explore scholarship opportunities, financial aid programs, or part-time work options to help offset the costs of education and living expenses. If pursuing a traditional college education isn't feasible due to financial constraints, consider vocational training or skill-based programs that offer practical, hands-on training in specific trades or industries. Vocational training programs can provide valuable skills and certifications for in-demand jobs without the need for a traditional degree. Keep in mind that career paths are rarely linear, and it's okay to explore different options and make adjustments along the way. Stay open-minded to new opportunities, be willing to adapt to changing circumstances, and remain resilient in the face of challenges. Remember that finding the right career path takes time, exploration, and self-discovery. Be patient with yourself, stay focused on your goals, and trust that, with determination and perseverance, you'll find a path that's fulfilling and rewarding for you.

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sir my daughter is in class 10th now and want to join NDa later she is an athlete and a sergeant rank holder in Ncc.but her height is only 160 cm what is her chance of admission
Ans: Shalini Madam, Your daughter has excellent chances of NDA admission, as her 160 cm height exceeds the 152 cm minimum requirement for the Army and Navy, while her athletic and NCC Sergeant background will give her a distinct advantage during the 5-day SSB personality interview. To secure admission amid intense competition—where over 400,000 aspirants vie for around 400 seats (with approximately 20–35 reserved for women)—she must follow a strategic preparation roadmap: master Class 11 and 12 mathematics, English, and General Studies during Classes 10 to 12, clear the UPSC written exam, and then pass the SSB interview. For physical eligibility, she must maintain a proportionate weight (approx. 46–56 kg) and build stamina to run 2.4 km in 15 minutes, alongside doing 20 sit-ups and 15 push-ups. If she wishes to explore equivalent career alternatives later, she can target the graduate-level NCC Special Entry Scheme (direct SSB via 'C' certificate), CDS, or AFCAT. Finally, to maximize her remaining natural growth window, she can use practical height tips like hanging from a bar, practicing Tadasana, playing explosive sports like basketball, and maintaining a protein-and-calcium-rich diet with deep sleep. Though there may not be major changes in the eligibility criteria, it is advisable to thoroughly go through the eligibility criteria, admission process, etc. when applying for the NDA or any other exams mentioned above. While major changes to the eligibility criteria are unlikely, it is highly recommended to thoroughly review the official eligibility guidelines and admission processes before applying for the NDA or any alternative exams mentioned above. All The Best for Your Daughter's Prosperous Future!

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