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RAJA Question by RAJA on Apr 15, 2023Hindi
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I am a postgraduate in engineering & also hold an MBA in finance. i have been in construction industry since last 30 years .I have started getting interest in Education line of teaching . Since there are no jobs available at senior level Please advise . .

Ans: If you have a passion for education you can make it into a career. Now a days we also have Online Educational platforms
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Hello sir, im a 35 year old individual having an MBA degree having worked with a few companies like Yes Bank, Vidyalankar classes and publications, LOOP mobile and VFS global pvt ltd. Due to some family emergence and mom's health issues had to leave my job and now since lockdown im totally jobless. The negative impact this time span left on my resume does not allow any employer to give me a job. Im planning to start teaching school students from class 1 to 10 but again the question arises how do i go about it as i had released a few broachures to make people aware of the same. But there was no response. Im totally blank as to how do i take a start in teaching career. If could you please advice me about how do i go about persuing my passion of teaching??
Ans: It's great to hear that you're passionate about pursuing a teaching career, especially with your diverse background and experience.

You may consider some of the steps below:

1. If you are interested in teaching in school or coaching institutes, find out the ones near your place and send resumes to all of them.

2. Find if any of your contacts are in this field and leverage them

3. Make some youtube videos on different topics and assess your performance

4. Start making your study material

5. Nothing in too small. Start with whatever you can, and, if you continue with sincerity, it will definitely grow.

6. If your brochures didn't yield any response, consider revisiting your marketing strategy. You could try targeting specific neighborhoods, using online advertising, or collaborating with local newspapers or magazines to promote your teaching services.

7. Stay updated on teaching methodologies, educational technology, and the latest trends in education. This will help you adapt your teaching methods and stay relevant.

Remember that building a teaching career takes time, persistence, and adaptability. While it might be challenging initially, your passion and determination can lead you to success in this new endeavor. Good luck on your teaching journey!

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Sir, I want to make my career in teaching sector. So, what can i do after graduation ( NEP)..
Ans: If you aspire to pursue a career in the teaching sector after completing your B.Sc. in Biotechnology, there are several pathways you can consider. Consider pursuing higher education such as a Master's degree (M.Sc.) or a Ph.D. in biotechnology or a related field. A postgraduate degree will deepen your knowledge and expertise in your chosen subject area, making you a more competitive candidate for teaching positions. These programs often provide training in pedagogy, classroom management, curriculum development, and assessment techniques. Look for opportunities to gain teaching experience during or after your undergraduate studies. Explore opportunities to teach in various educational settings, including schools, colleges, universities, or vocational training institutes. Consider your preferences and strengths when deciding which level of education you would like to teach. Depending on the educational system, you may need to complete specific courses and exams to qualify for teaching positions in schools and colleges. Network with experienced educators, professors, and professionals in the education sector to gain insights into the teaching profession. Stay informed about developments and trends in education, teaching methodologies, and educational technologies. Engage in continuing education opportunities, workshops, or conferences to enhance your skills and knowledge as an educator. Develop your teaching portfolio, which may include your educational qualifications, teaching philosophy, lesson plans, sample teaching materials, and references. Tailor your resume and cover letter to highlight your relevant skills, experiences, and achievements as an educator. Remember to stay passionate, committed, and open to continuous learning as you embark on your journey as an educator.

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Sir, Age: 26 Subject: NPS ( National Pension Scheme) Scheme Choice : LC 75 ( Aggressive Auto Choice) Tier : Tier 1 Pension Fund: ICICI Prudential Pension Fund Current value of scheme : Rs. 57927/- Investing Rs. 5600/- on a monthly basis My goals: Want my portfolio to beat inflation and provide a pension of Rs. 1 lakh monthly ( in hopes that beating inflation value of Rs. 1 lakh does not decrease over time) Time horizon : 34 years Questions: 1. Sir will my NPS scheme beat inflation? 2. Is the Pension Fund ( ICICI Prudential) a good choice or should I shift? 3. Will one lakh pension after 34 years be enough to support my lifestyle? (Assuming that everything pans out smoothly) 4. Judging by today's tax law income up to 12 lakh p.a. is non taxable, will I be taxed on my pension still if the law remains as is? (Hypothetical question) My details : 1.Unmarried, never planning on marriage or kids ever. 2.Current utility bills amount to Rs. 15,000 per month 3. Other expenses Rs. 5-7k per month. 4. I have other investments too, but I want to know if I can rely on NPS in old age or not. With this information alone, is retirement with NPS feasible?
Ans: Hello;

Your current expenses add upto 22 K per month.

After 34 years this amount will be 1.6 L per month considering 6% inflation.

This would need a corpus of 5-6 Cr.

Your current investment would fetch you around 1.2 Cr which is quite low.

You need to invest minimum 25 K per month in NPS to expect 5 Cr+ corpus build after 34 years. (A modest 8% return considered from NPS)

Also you may shift from Auto choice to Active choice so as to ensure 75% allocation to equity upto 50 age.(In Auto choice after 35 age equity allocation is tapered down).

You are allowed to have different fund managers for different asset classes based on their performance in respective category.

Current fund manager looks okay however you need to review performance every year.

For generating retirement corpus it is better to have 2-3 investment avenues rather then a single one.

A mix of EPF/PPF, NPS and MFs should be more appropriate.

Best wishes;

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