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Should I Quit the Air Force after 20 years or Continue for JCO Rank?

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Asked by Anonymous - Nov 13, 2024Hindi
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Sir, I am a serving soldier in Air Force and my initial term of engagement after serving the nation for 20 years will be expiring in Sep 2026. I have done MA(English and Public Administration) as well as M.Ed B.Ed (3 Years Integrated course). I am CTET qualified also. Which career option will be best for me if I quit the service after 20 years or I should be continued for another 3 years upto 2029 which will grant the rank of JCOs ? Should I pursue some MBA course meanwhile or do prepare for general competition after leaving service? I am in dilemma sir, pls guide accordingly.

Ans: Hats Off to you for your service to the nation and self motivation. I think there is no need to continue for another three years. I think you should opt for college professorship and the good news is that UGC is thinking of removing Ph.D as an required qualification for Professor's post. Initially you will have to accept the post of Assistant Professor, then Associate Professor and at the end Professor. You can go for an online MBA course in HR/FINANCE/OPERATION. I think no more dilemma will be there. I am there to help you always. Be in touch with me. ALL THE BEST. MAY GOD BLESS YOU. Regards. Professor...............................:)
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