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SUJAL Question by SUJAL on Jun 13, 2024Hindi
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I have one problem that is career overthinking...I am always busy in thinking and becoming tensed about my career and I think this is a barrier in my jee preparation..I BELONGED to a Gujarati family, financial condition is good and my parents never force me to do something,My father runs a textile business but he don't want me to come in that business,,, he used to told me that do something of your own if not job but don't come in textile business ..But my behaviour is like just I became tensed after hearing some negative news or views on engineering..I always asked myself whether I am going on right path or not !

Ans: As of now, focus fully on JEE preparation. Think of your interest areas with options whenever time permits. Avoid negative thinking / negative views of others. Once your JEE is over, your mind will definitely clear as to what you can / should do. Be in touch with RediffGURU. Keep reading my answers. Any clarification, ask me. All The BEST.
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