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Soft Skills Trainer - Answered on May 26, 2024

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Asked by Anonymous - May 24, 2024Hindi

Career

Hi Sir / Madam . I am qualified in Masters in Personnel management from Pune University. Working in a large corporate since 24 years in HR field. However after few years i want to enter academics or faculty field in reputed universities or colleges which was my dream for very long. Seek your advice what further qualifications or applicatiins should i persue for the same?

Ans: I have read through your query and understand that you have vast corporate HR experience of around 24 yrs.

I see you want to switch to become a faculty. It's a process change to education and is driven by Curriculum of various universities .
There's a world of change since you passed out.. Request you to understand the current requirements of being a HR faculty:

Assistant Professor: Candidates applying for this position must demonstrate capability for carrying out high quality research and should have completed or be at the final stages of completing their PhD.

Associate Professor: Candidates applying for this position should have a credible track record of research and teaching..

Professor: Candidates applying for this position are expected to provide academic leadership in addition to the above capabilities.

All candidates are expected to contribute to the Institute's Postgraduate, Doctoral, and Executive Programmes.

The above is indicative and request to do your research before you plunge into unknown territory!

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Question by Shaikh - Jul 31, 2023Hindi

Career

Hello Sir, I presently have over 14 years experience in Higher Education Academics and Administration in Indian context i.e. Assistant Professor Administrative Officer, Assistant Registrar and Deputy Registrar . Want to explore opportunities aboard like Gulf countries, Canada etc. Can you suggest how to start the process of job hunting. Thank you in advance.

Ans: Hi Shaikh,

It's great to hear about your extensive experience in Higher Education Academics and Administration in the Indian context. Exploring opportunities abroad, particularly in Gulf countries and Canada, can be an exciting prospect. As an expert, I can offer some guidance on how to initiate the process of job hunting in these regions.

Research and Identify Opportunities: Begin by researching the job market and academic institutions in the Gulf countries and Canada. Look for universities, colleges, or educational organizations that match your expertise and qualifications.

Update your Resume/CV: Tailor your resume to highlight your relevant experience, skills, and achievements. Emphasize your academic qualifications, administrative capabilities, and any research or publications, if applicable.

Networking: Networking is crucial in any job search. Reach out to your professional contacts, colleagues, or alumni who may have connections or knowledge about opportunities in your desired locations. LinkedIn can be a valuable platform for networking.

Explore Online Job Portals: Many international academic institutions and universities post their job openings on reputable online job portals. Look for websites specific to the education sector and use general job portals as well.

Engage with Recruitment Agencies: Some Gulf countries have specific recruitment agencies that specialize in placing professionals in the education sector. Connect with them to explore potential job opportunities.

Research Visa and Work Regulations: Before applying for jobs, familiarize yourself with the visa and work regulations of the countries you are interested in. Each country may have specific requirements for foreign workers.

Prepare for Interviews: If you receive interview invitations, thoroughly research the institutions and the specific roles you're applying for. Prepare for the interviews by highlighting your experience and showcasing your expertise.

Be Patient and Persistent: The job hunting process may take some time, so be patient and persistent in your efforts. Keep applying for suitable positions and follow up on applications when necessary.

Seek Professional Guidance: If needed, consider seeking assistance from career counselors or consultants who specialize in international job placements.

Remember, the job hunting process can be competitive, but your extensive experience and background in Higher Education Academics and Administration will undoubtedly be valuable in your pursuit of opportunities abroad. Best of luck in your job search, and I hope you find the perfect opportunity to further your career and enrich your experience.

Regards,
Abhishek Shah

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Asked by Anonymous - Jan 18, 2024Hindi

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I am a student of last year bsc ..I like reading,learning and teaching and doing something creative .. how can I become professor? Is it good for me ? Either go for competitive exam or start up ? I am totally confused about my career after failure in Neet UG... so please suggest me right direction

Ans: It’s great to hear that you enjoy reading, learning, and teaching. Becoming a professor can be a rewarding career path for those who are passionate about education and research. Here are some steps you can take to become a professor:

Choose your specialization and earn a bachelor’s degree: Decide early on if you want to become a professor in the arts, commerce or science stream and pass your 12th Higher Secondary Certification exam with at least 80-90% aggregate marks. This may help you enroll in a bachelor’s degree program of your choice. It is essential to maintain a high academic record and complete your graduation well above the minimum requirement of 50-55% aggregate marks.

Pursue a master’s degree: Take the GATE exam, enroll in a master’s degree program of your choice and complete it with more than the minimum requirement of 50-55% aggregate marks. By clearing the master’s degree program with a good score, you may be eligible to work as a lecturer or a demonstrator. The work experience is likely to help you advance in your career.

Pass competitive exams: After getting a master’s degree, you can appear for and pass the NET, the SET or the CSIR NET competitive exams. The NET makes you eligible for assistant professor jobs in every college and university throughout the country, but the SET only gives you eligibility for assistant professor jobs within the state you cleared the exam. By taking the CSIR NET, you may be selected for a lecturer position or get a junior research fellowship.

Obtain a doctoral degree: Enroll in a doctoral degree program. Having a doctoral degree can exempt you from appearing for the competitive exams, and you can directly apply for a college professor position.

Gain practical experience: Consider specializing in a specific field to receive a practicing license in order to gain practical experience.

It’s important to note that becoming a professor requires a lot of hard work, dedication, and perseverance. It’s a good idea to speak with professors in your field of interest to learn more about the profession and what it entails. You can also explore internships, research opportunities, and other programs to gain practical experience and build your resume.

As for whether becoming a professor is good for you, that’s a decision you’ll have to make based on your interests, skills, and career goals. It’s important to choose a career path that aligns with your values and passions. If you’re still unsure about your career path, consider speaking with a career counselor or mentor who can help guide you in the right direction.

I hope this information helps you make an informed decision about your career path. Best of luck to you!

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Study Abroad Expert - Answered on Apr 30, 2024

Question by Ranjith - Apr 28, 2024Hindi

Career

Hi Praseeja, Greetings... I am Ranjith here who is a Design Alumnus from NIFT seeking an opening in Academics. Kindly suggest me, how to go ahead!! Thanks & Regards, Ranjith.

Ans: Hello Ranjith. Greetings to you as well. Thank you for connecting with us. It's amazing to hear about your design background. Transitioning into academia after your studies can be a fulfilling journey towards mentoring aspiring designers. However, let me tell you that we do not provide job assistance at the moment. But if you wish to pursue a master’s degree overseas, do let us know. We also provide coaching for IELTS, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT, and career counselling, to name a few. If you have any queries regarding the same or need further guidance, we would be more than happy to help.

For any further queries, please get in touch with us. We have a team of expert counsellors who can guide you through any concerns or questions you may have

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Question by Sanjoy - May 25, 2024Hindi

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Dear Sir/ Madam I am 48, MPM, working with a large corporate group in HR since 24 years. However enough of corporate section, in a few years i want to move towards academics or faculty positions in universities or institutes as the same have been my dream always. How do i plan such career? And what further i may require to pursue the same?

Ans: Do a PhD. Doing a PhD has become much easier with a lot of private institutes offering PhD. Can look at XLRI Exec FPM course. Which is a non residential course. https://xlri.ac.in/academic-programmes/fellow-programme/executive-overview.php

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Tech Entrepreneur, Educationist - Answered on Jun 06, 2024

Asked by Anonymous - May 26, 2024Hindi

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Hello Sir, I am a 35 yr BE(CSE) Male working in Bangalore with 12.5 yrs experience in Embedded systems domain with not bad salary. I want to switch to my passion which is teaching in a non technical field. Based on my interest, I have come with below options. 1) A computer science / Maths teacher with BEd degree. Do I also require Bsc / Msc course for this ? If so, can I pursue via distance education mode ? 2) A Professor in a BEd College - I am aware that we need BEd, MEd, Phd. Assume I am doing them, do they even welcome a 45 yr fresher for that ? Is work experience as a teacher in schools required for those posts ? 3) A CAT quants coach - with good interest in maths, I want to know what are the institutes / coaching centres looking in such candidates. I have 3-5 years in hand before making switch. Kindly advise what are the efforts, how I may need to prepare for this change.

Ans: I consider the Embedded systems is meant for geniuses like you. The ESD industry is booming and will continue to grow with the emergence of EVs and all the appliances and devices getting built in India. I would encourage you to talk to a few Engineering Colleges in Bengaluru an see if you can deliver a few guest lectures. Once you gain confidence and success, consider running a full semester. This looks like the best of both worlds--that give you the job satisfaction and good salary from your ESDM job For industry professionals BEd etc are not needed. All the best.

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Relationships Expert, Mind Coach - Answered on Jun 17, 2024

Asked by Anonymous - Jun 17, 2024Hindi

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I am a PCMB student, currently in 12th grade. I am anxious and feel pressured. I don't know what I should do. I sat up late nights thinking what to do in life while crying but I am confused and lost.

Ans: It’s completely normal to feel overwhelmed, especially when you’re in 12th grade and facing big decisions about your future. You care a lot about what’s ahead, and that’s a good thing, but it’s also making you anxious and confused.

Take a moment to breathe and remind yourself that it’s okay not to have everything figured out right now. You’re not alone in feeling this way; many people around you have probably felt the same at some point. Talk to someone you trust about your feelings—sharing your worries can make them feel less heavy.

Think about what truly makes you happy and fulfilled, whether it’s a particular subject in school or an activity outside of it. These moments can give you clues about what you might want to pursue in the future. Remember, it’s okay to explore different paths and take your time to find what feels right.

Life isn’t a race. Give yourself permission to take one step at a time and be kind to yourself in the process. You’re doing your best, and that’s enough.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 17, 2024Hindi

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My Son has got admission in VIT Vellore Biotechnology & Manipal main campus Bio Technology. Which one should we opt for

Ans: Prefer VIT-V. All The BEST for your Son. To know more on ‘ Careers | Education | Jobs | Resume Writing | Profile Building | Salary Negotiation Skills | Building Professional LinkedIn Profile | Choosing Right School Board (State | Matriculation | CBSE | ICSE |International Board) | Student Psychological Counselling | Exam Preparation Techniques (Board | Entrance & Competitive)| Strategies to Attempt Exams | Job Interview Skills | Skill Upgrading | Parenting & Child Upbringing Skills | Career Transition | Abroad Education | Education Loan (India | Abroad) | Scholarship (India | Abroad) | SOP Writing Tips’, please FOLLOW me in RediffGURU here.

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Question by Priya - Jun 17, 2024Hindi

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Dear sir Your answer was very helpful We are residing in Chennai and he is only son ...could you suggest few entrance exams for upper middle class Bits pilani how much it would cost He aims for computer science engineering

Ans: Priya Madam, I hope your son has joined Coaching Center for his JEE. As you prefer to have back-ups apart from JEE (NITs, IITS, GFTI & IIITs), here are some other suggested Entrance Exams along with JEE: (1) State Entrance Exams and / or Top-3 Private Colleges' Entrance Exams in your / nearby States (2) COMEDK (of Karnataka) is another better option as it is open to Students all over India. (3) IAT Exam for admission into IISER / IISc / IIT, if your son is interested in Research (4) PESSAT (of PES University) in Bengaluru (4) CUET for Central Universities all over India. (5) BITS. Please note, if you / your son prefer BITS-Computer Science, he should score minimum 330 / 360 for Pilani Campus, 295 / 360 for Goa Campus. 290/360 for Goa Campus. (6) It is advisable for him to appear in, minimum 5-Entrance Exams (instead of relying only on BITS). This will enable your son to have a lot of options to choose the best & most suitable College along with the Stream she prefers. Give importance to Location of the College Also. And, please AVOID forcing him to join the College / Stream which you prefer. His utmost importance to his interests. All The BEST for Son's Daughter's Bright Future, Madam. To know more on ‘ Careers | Education | Jobs | Resume Writing | Profile Building | Salary Negotiation Skills | Building Professional LinkedIn Profile | Choosing Right School Board (State | Matriculation | CBSE | ICSE |International Board) | Student Psychological Counselling | Exam Preparation Techniques (Board | Entrance & Competitive)| Strategies to Attempt Exams | Job Interview Skills | Skill Upgrading | Parenting & Child Upbringing Skills | Career Transition | Abroad Education | Education Loan (India | Abroad) | Scholarship (India | Abroad) | SOP Writing Tips’, please FOLLOW me in RediffGURU here.

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Question by Virendra - Jun 17, 2024Hindi

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Hello sir My son is in 12th class this year and preparing for JEE exam. Kindly suggest in addition to JEE any other entrance exam for engineering

Ans: Virendra Sir. I hope your son has joined Coaching Center for his JEE. As you prefer to have back-ups apart from JEE (NITs, IITS, GFTI & IIITs), here are some other suggested Entrance Exams along with JEE: (1) State Entrance Exams and / or Top-3 Private Colleges' Entrance Exams in your / nearby States (2) If you prefer to apply in South also, COMEDK (of Karnataka) is another better option as it is open to Students all over India. (3) IAT Exam for admission into IISER if your daughter is interested in Research (4) PESSAT (of PES University) in Bengaluru (4) CUET for Central Universities all over India. It is advisable for her to appear in, minimum 5-Entrance Exams. This will enable your daughter to have a lot of options to choose the best & most suitable College along with the Stream she prefers. Give importance to Location of the College Also. And, please AVOID forcing her to join the College / Stream which you prefer. All The BEST for your Daughter's Bright Future, Sir. To know more on ‘ Careers | Education | Jobs | Resume Writing | Profile Building | Salary Negotiation Skills | Building Professional LinkedIn Profile | Choosing Right School Board (State | Matriculation | CBSE | ICSE |International Board) | Student Psychological Counselling | Exam Preparation Techniques (Board | Entrance & Competitive)| Strategies to Attempt Exams | Job Interview Skills | Skill Upgrading | Parenting & Child Upbringing Skills | Career Transition | Abroad Education | Education Loan (India | Abroad) | Scholarship (India | Abroad) | SOP Writing Tips’, please FOLLOW me in RediffGURU here.

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Mutual Funds, Financial Planning Expert - Answered on Jun 17, 2024

Question by PARKASH - Jun 17, 2024Hindi

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Is it safe to invest in gold through Gullak app

Ans: While Gullak offers a seemingly convenient way to invest in gold, there are some potential risks to consider:

Unregulated "Gold+" Program: The "Gold+" program's guaranteed 5% extra gold is a unique feature, but it's not entirely clear how Gullak achieves this. Since this program is unregulated, there's less oversight compared to SEBI-regulated mutual funds.
Counterparty Risk: Gullak mentions a 100% bank guarantee on your gold investment. However, the details of this guarantee and the specific bank involved are crucial. In case of any issue with the bank, there's a chance your investment might be impacted.
Limited Transparency: Compared to mutual funds, Gullak might not be as transparent about their fees and overall investment structure. This can make it difficult to fully understand the associated costs and risks.
Potential Hidden Costs: While Gullak might advertise low fees, there could be hidden costs associated with storage, insurance, or selling your gold holdings. Make sure you understand all the fees involved before investing.

Mutual Fund Gold:

Safety: Mutual funds are regulated by SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) which adds a layer of security. Your investment represents units in the fund, not physical gold, but the underlying gold is typically stored in secure vaults.
Returns: Gold Mutual Funds invest in physical gold, reflecting the market price. You won't get a guaranteed bonus like with Gullak Gold+, but your returns are tied directly to the gold price's performance.
Liquidity: Gold Mutual Funds are generally quite liquid, allowing you to redeem your units on exchange platforms.
Here's why Mutual Fund Gold might be a better choice:

Transparency: Mutual Funds are more transparent in their holdings and fees compared to Gullak's "Gold+" program.
Flexibility: Mutual Funds offer various gold investment options with different expense ratios. You can choose a fund that suits your investment horizon and risk tolerance.
Market Exposure: Mutual Funds can offer exposure to gold along with diversification within the gold sector (e.g., international gold).

Why Consulting a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) is Wise:
A CFP is a financial professional who can provide personalized advice based on your specific financial situation and goals. Here's why consulting a CFP can be beneficial:

Risk Assessment: A CFP can help you assess your risk tolerance and determine if Gullak or Mutual Fund Gold is a suitable investment for you.
Portfolio Diversification: A CFP can advise you on how to incorporate gold into a diversified portfolio to manage risk and meet your long-term goals.
Understanding Gullak's "Gold+" Program: A CFP can help you analyze the details and potential risks associated with Gullak's "Gold+" program.
Comparison with Mutual Funds: A CFP can compare Gullak with various gold mutual fund options, considering factors like fees, expense ratios, and historical performance.
Remember: Financial planning is personal. Consulting a CFP can empower you to make informed investment decisions aligned with your unique circumstances.

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Question by Neel - Jun 17, 2024Hindi

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Sir I have taken admission in a private college with branch cse ..pls could you guide me what to do from 1st year..

Ans: Neel, Congratulations! Some important tips for you (1) Try to maintain a decent CGPA (preferably above 8.5) without any backlogs / arrears (2) Join co-curricular activities club, related to your domain & 2 extra curricular activities you are interested in (3) Keep getting advice from the Faculties for your Career Development (4) Start upgrading your skills on your / allied domains through NPTEL, Internshala, LinkedIn, Coursera etc. (5) Create a Professional Linked Profile & keep updating them every 3-months. (6) Connect to Professionals related to your domain, but avoid asking for any favour or jobs when you are in 4th year (7) Put job alerts in LinkedIn Profile, related to your domain, to keep knowing about the Job Description given by the companies & job market conditions (8) Have good friends around you who will help you always for your career growth and, in turn, you also help them (9) Never get demotivated by academic pressure (which is bound to happen in almost all Engineering Colleges) (10) Manage your time propery (11) Do Yoga or Meditation or any other Physical Exercises you are comfortable with, for 25-30 minutes daily (12) Above all, do relax sometimes. All The BEST for your Bright Future Neel. To know more on ‘ Careers | Education | Jobs | Resume Writing | Profile Building | Salary Negotiation Skills | Building Professional LinkedIn Profile | Choosing Right School Board (State | Matriculation | CBSE | ICSE |International Board) | Student Psychological Counselling | Exam Preparation Techniques (Board | Entrance & Competitive)| Strategies to Attempt Exams | Job Interview Skills | Skill Upgrading | Parenting & Child Upbringing Skills | Career Transition | Abroad Education | Education Loan (India | Abroad) | Scholarship (India | Abroad) | SOP Writing Tips’, please FOLLOW me in RediffGURU here.

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Question by Arun - Jun 17, 2024Hindi

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PSG I tech CSE or Thiagarajar college CSE or Satra CSE which one is opt for my daughter we are from Tamilnadu

Ans: Arun Sir, Order of Preference: (1) PSG (2) Thiagarajar (here you can interchange, depending upon the location you prefer near your home) (3) Sastra. All The BEST for your Daughter’s Bright Future.

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Career Counsellor - Answered on Jun 17, 2024

Asked by Anonymous - Jun 17, 2024Hindi

Career

Sir, which is better to choose for CS when it comes to top IITs or BITs Pilani ?

Ans: Prefer IITs over BITS, if you are able to get CS into any one of the top 7-IITs. Else BITS-Pilani. All The BEST for your Bright Future.

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Career Counsellor - Answered on Jun 17, 2024

Question by Ashok - Jun 17, 2024Hindi

Career

Sir my son is getting CSE in RVCE and Mechanikal in NITK Surathkal , which one is better for future prospects, he is not sure which one to choose?

Ans: Ashok Sir, prefer CSE in RVCE over NIT Surathkal. However, he should keep upgrading his skills from his 1st year itself till his Campus Placement during his last year, from LinkedIn, Coursera, NPTEL, Internshala etc. and / or any other online platforms, recommended by his College Faculties, to be COMPETENT among other Students.

All The BEST for your Son’s Bright Future.

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Asked on - Jun 17, 2024 | Answered on Jun 17, 2024

Tq very much sir for your advice

Ans: Welcome Sir.

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Career Counsellor - Answered on Jun 17, 2024

Question by Manikanth - Jun 17, 2024Hindi

Career

Hi Sir, My daughter got 3058 Rank in Comedk 2024 and 8954 Rank in Telangana Eamcet. Getting CSC and it's associated branches is little difficult in Telangana top colleges,we may get VNR/CBIT for ECE. She may get CSE in Dayanand Sagar College of engineering, Bangalore and Bangalore Institute of Technology. Are they good colleges? Can we prefer these two colleges for CSE or chose ECE in MSRIT/BMSCE or VNR/CBIT colleges. She is interested in both CSE and ECE branches. Should we choose Hyd/Banglore? We are from Hyd Please help

Ans: Manikanth Sir. Please prefer MSRIT / BMSCE for ECE over other Colleges which you have mentioned. However, please note, some software companies prefer even ECE students during Campus Recruitment. Compared to CSE, less number of Core Companies visit Campus for ECE. Your daughter should keep upgrading her skills (on her domain & Software) from 1st year itself till 4th year to be competent among other students / streams during Campus Recruitment. All The BEST for your Daughter's Bright Future, Sir. To know more on ‘ Careers | Education | Jobs | Resume Writing | Profile Building | Salary Negotiation Skills | Building Professional LinkedIn Profile | Choosing Right School Board (State | Matriculation | CBSE | ICSE |International Board) | Student Psychological Counselling | Exam Preparation Techniques (Board | Entrance & Competitive)| Job Interview Skills | Skill Upgrading | Parenting & Child Upbringing Skills | Career Transition | Abroad Education | Education Loan (India | Abroad) | Scholarship (India | Abroad)’, please FOLLOW me in RediffGURU here.

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