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Meme Question by Meme on Sep 08, 2024Hindi
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Sir im in btech 2nd year mechanical How can I get best cgpa + placement at last year What are the area I have to focus ( both skill and theoretical ) What to do if skill then what type of skill which skill If theoretical too Then how to manage it

Ans: I am glad to are thinking of excelling with high CGPA as also skills. There's only one way to score -- by working hard, applying your mind and staying focused on your studies. Take up complex projects, participate in hackathons, do well in internships, seek help where you need to build your fundamentals. Peer training too is a proven way to master areas in which you are helping your peers, besides developing leadership qualities and helping attitude.

Do also pick softwares that help in Mech Engg design, automation, sustainability beyond your syllabus fron NPTEL, Coursera platforms.
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Hello sir, I am stuck in confusion about my career previously i was working as HR due to personal reason had to leave the job and there was gap of 4 years and again after few years had to do new start up from zero and working to Administration department for almost 4 years i am planning of switching job as i dont find any scope and growth to the work i am doing and underpaid here.Not understanding again i should switch back to HR job or continue into adminstration job and also please advice where will i get to learn and upgrade my skill and have growth in my career.Please help sir
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