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Study Abroad Expert - Answered on Aug 16, 2023

Asked by Anonymous - Aug 09, 2023

Career

Job options in India, after completing MS in "Automation & Robotics" from UK. Please give a detailed response, listing out the jobs on offer. Is there any scope to get employed beyond automobile sector.

Ans: Hello,

To begin with thank you for getting in touch with us. All the very best on completing your MS in "Automation & Robotics" from the UK.

After completion of a Master’s degree, one can work as

• Robotics Process Automation Specialist
• Senior Project Engineer
• Maintenance Engineer
• Instrumentation Engineer (So on)

Non Technical jobs such as the ones mentioned below can also be explored

• Teachers
• Assistant Professor
• Account Manager
• Supervisor
• Product Designer

For more information, you can visit our website.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 12, 2023

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Sir, My son is B.Tech in Mechatronics and pursing Masters ( final semester ) in the same from FH Aachen University, Germany. Since Germany's economy is not doing well of late, he wishes to return & work in India. Till now he has no work experience. I would be extremely grateful if you could kindly let me know about the job prospects and companies for Mechatronics Engineer in India in detail so that I could apprise him about the same. Thanks RV

Ans: Hello,

It's great to hear that your son has pursued his B.Tech in Mechatronics and is currently completing his Masters in the same field. Mechatronics is an interdisciplinary field that combines mechanical engineering, electronics, computer science, and control engineering. It offers a wide range of job opportunities in various industries.

Regarding the job prospects for Mechatronics engineers in India, I can provide you with some general insights. However, please note that the specific job market conditions can vary over time and across different regions in India.

Manufacturing Industry: Mechatronics engineers are in demand in the manufacturing sector, particularly in industries such as automotive, aerospace, robotics, and consumer electronics. Many international and domestic companies have established their manufacturing units in India, creating opportunities for skilled professionals like your son.

Automation and Robotics: With the increasing emphasis on automation and robotics in industries, the demand for mechatronics engineers who can design, develop, and maintain automated systems is growing. Companies involved in industrial automation, process control, and robotics systems offer potential job opportunities.

Research and Development: Research organizations and institutes in India actively seek mechatronics engineers for projects related to advanced technologies, product development, and innovation. Academic institutions, government-funded research labs, and private research organizations are some potential employers in this sector.

Startups and Entrepreneurship: India has a thriving startup ecosystem, and many startups focus on developing innovative products and technologies. Your son may consider exploring opportunities in these startups, where he can contribute his skills and be a part of cutting-edge projects.

Consulting and Services: Consulting firms and engineering services companies also employ mechatronics engineers to provide technical expertise to clients in various industries. These roles may involve system integration, design optimization, and process improvement.

To enhance his job prospects, your son could also consider networking through professional platforms and attending job fairs and industry events. Additionally, gaining some practical experience through internships or research projects during his Master's program could be beneficial.

It's important to note that the job market can be competitive, and having a proactive approach, continuous learning, and staying updated with industry trends and technologies will give your son an edge in his job search.

I encourage you and your son to research specific companies, job portals, and professional networks in India to get a more detailed and up-to-date understanding of the opportunities available in his specific area of interest within Mechatronics.

Best of luck to your son in his future endeavors!

Regards,
Abhishek Shah

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Question by SHAIK - Sep 22, 2023

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Sir, I am 60 years old and already availing EPF Pension after completion of 58 years of age, now if join I join any company for about 3 to 4 years and company wants to provide me EPF scheme will it be possible to do so. Could you please clarify in this regard. Thanks

Ans: You can continue to contribute to the EPF scheme if you join a new company after availing EPF pension at the age of 58, provided that you are a full-time employee on the company’s payroll.

However, you will not be eligible to become a member of the EPS (pension) scheme again, as the EPS membership ceases once you start receiving pension after attaining the age of 58 years.

Therefore, the employer’s contribution of 8.33% that would otherwise go to the EPS will be added to your PF account instead. Hence, the total contribution of 12% employee and 12% employer will go in EPF.

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I'm 36 year old. My father got the amount of share from his father property. He brought the old house with portion of the money and brought some Gold to my Sister. Later due to leakage problem I have planned demolish the house and planed for construction of new house in that portion. My father not done any savings. For the construction I have invested my money. Now my sister asking for the money. Whether I need to pay share in this? Since both parents are still with me.

Ans: As per the Hindu Succession Act 1956, all the children of Hindu male fall into class 1 heirs and all are equally eligible to get the claim or benefit in father’s property. In your case, property has been registered in your father’s name and as per the Hindu Succession Act, your sister is equally eligible to claim her portion. At the time of claim, you can showcase your expenses which you have incurred on the property with valid proofs.

If your father had made a will and declared you as a beneficiary to the same property, in that case, your sister would not have been eligible to get the share from the property.

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Question by harish - Sep 20, 2023

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i was cheated on line by UPI/PAYTM fraud of amount Rs 93000/- as fraudster hack my UPI PIN & subsequently did three withdrawal i.e.9000,4000+40000, 40000 with out my doing any thing.It seems shortcoming in PAYTM/UPI system.Can I claim on PAYTM/UPI??

Ans: We are sorry to hear that you were a victim of fraud. It’s important to take immediate action to address the situation.

Below are the Steps that you can take:

1. Contact your bank: To prevent any future unauthorized access, contact your bank and freeze the account, and modify the UPI pin.

2. Contact Paytm: Reach out to PAYTM as soon as possible to report the fraudulent activity and explain the situation. They will guide you through the process of filing a complaint and provide you with further assistance.

3. File a complaint: Visit your nearest cyber security cell and file a complaint about the fraudulent activity. Provide them with all the relevant details, including any evidence you may have, such as transaction records, messages, or emails.

According to RBI guidelines, anyone who falls victim to UPI fraud needs to first report the issue to the payment service provider. However, in case the UPI service provider doesn’t provide much assistance, the user can also file a complaint at the NPCI portal – npci. org. in.

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Question by Venkatesh - Sep 20, 2023

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i want to invest Rs 50000 as lumsum amount in mutual fund for 10 years, which mutual fund should i invest

Ans: The Indian stock market is currently at an all-time high and very volatile, and the outlook for the next 10 years is positive. However, there are a few factors that could impact the market in the short term, such as the ongoing war in Ukraine, inflation, and interest rate etc.

Mutual funds are a good way to grow your wealth over the long term.

When choosing a mutual fund, consider your risk tolerance and investment goals. Do your research before investing in any mutual fund.

Some good mutual fund categories for a lump sum investment of Rs 50,000 for 10 years include:

Large cap mutual funds: These funds invest in the largest and most established companies in India. They are relatively less risky than smaller cap funds, but offer lower potential returns.

Flexi-cap mutual funds: These funds invest in a mix of large cap, mid cap, and small cap companies. They offer a good balance of risk and return.

Small cap mutual funds: These funds invest in smaller companies with high growth potential. They are riskier than large cap and multi-cap funds, but offer higher potential returns

You can just good and look for the best funds to invest in.
You can invest in mutual funds directly through the mutual fund company or through a mutual fund distributor.

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Asked by Anonymous - Sep 14, 2023

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Sir, I just retired from my service @60yrs. I will get my PF+other fund ₹50L. Please advice how to invest the amount so that my principal not disputed and I can get ₹30,000 pm for my monthly expenses. My family of 2 persons are covered ₹50L health insurance. Regards

Ans: Considering your age and your requirement, you will need to invest in a mix of debt and equity instruments. Here are some investment options available to you:-

• Senior Citizens’ Savings Scheme (SCSS) – This is a pure debt instruments and provides guaranteed returns of 8.2% per annum. The interest is paid quarterly. The maximum amount that you can invest is Rs. 30 Lakhs.

• Corporate FDs – It provides you return more than the regular bank FDs. It contains two options i.e. cumulative and non-cumulative.

• Post Office Monthly Income Scheme (POMIS): This is another government-backed scheme that offers guaranteed monthly income. The current interest rate is 7.1%.

• Debt Mutual Funds: As your main concern is to protect the principal amount you may consider debt funds and monthly income can be achieved through the route of SWP (systematic withdrawal plan).

• Equity mutual funds: Equity mutual funds offer the highest potential returns, but they are also the riskiest. A small portion of the amount can be invested in the equity mutual funds for growth of the money in the long-term horizon.

It is good to know that you are adequately insured for any healthcare emergency.

Your requirement of Rs. 30,000 will be changing in the future due to inflation, hence you should consult with your financial advisor for a proper increasing income or SWP (systematic withdrawal plan) which can help you to ensure sufficient amount available for your monthly expenses.

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Question by Suresh - Sep 13, 2023

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Kindly suggest on Axis bluechip fund should continue or exit

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Over the past 3 to 5 years, this fund hasn't done as well as we'd like compared to a standard benchmark. However, if you are concerned about the fund's recent underperformance or if you need to access your money in the near term, you may consider exiting the fund.

The fund managers have been putting a lot of emphasis on specific stocks they believe in for the long term, but this approach hasn't worked out well since 2021 till date.

One of the reasons for the fund's underperformance is its heavy investments in sectors like automobiles and banks. Some specific stocks like Kotak Mahindra Bank and Bajaj FinServ didn't perform as expected.

Overall, this fund didn't provide a good balance of protection during market downturns and gains during market upswings.

If you are unsure about whether or not to continue or exit Axis Bluechip Fund, you may want to consult with a financial advisor. A financial advisor can help you assess your individual needs and goals and make a recommendation that is right for you.

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Question by Narayanan - Sep 12, 2023

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Hi Sir, I worked a small level company between 01.02.2018 to 30.04.2021. They paid standard EPF contribution of Rs. 1800/- from my side they deducting the same of Rs. 1800/-. After I exit the company I applied the EPF Withdrawl (both contribution) on 06.05.2023 and it was rejected by the officer and the reason was mentioned "Claim Rejeced EQUAL SHARE 07/18". The Employer deposit the July 2018 share in wrongly i.e. The deposited Rs. 1800/- in Employee Share and Rs. 1800/- employer Share and Pension is " 0 ". instead of Rs.1800/- as employee, Rs. 550/- as Employer and Rs.1250/- as pension contribution. When I sent a 2 continues mail to EPF they taking my query as a grivience and sent a query to the employer. But Still they not close the issue. How to I approch them to clear my claim. Because there is no mistake from my side. Thanks in Advance. Narayanan

Ans: I understand that your EPF withdrawal claim has been rejected due to an error in your employer's contribution. This is frustrating, but it is important to remember that you are not alone. Many people experience problems with their EPF claims, especially when their employers make mistakes.

When filing a grievance, be sure to provide clear and concise information about the issue. You should also include any relevant documentation, such as your EPF statement and the revised Form 11 from your employer (if you have one).

Once you have filed a grievance, the EPFO will investigate the matter and try to resolve it. This process can take some time, but it is important to be patient.

Here are some additional tips:

• Keep track of all your communication with the EPFO. This includes emails, phone calls, and visits to the office.
• If you are not satisfied with the EPFO's response, you can escalate the issue to the regional or national level. You can also mail on employeefeedback @ epfindia.gov.in for the redressal of your grievance.

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I am 53 years old, Suffering from high BP,taking regular medicines Telma 40 mg once a day since last three years. At the same time, I was having high uric acid ( gout )problem before the start of high BP.However, Ever since I sacrificed the non veg ,uric acid level is within limit since last one year. Is there any solution to permanently treat and lower the BP and uric acid simultaneously. Also, I want to re-start non-veg food.

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