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Career And Placement Consultant - Answered on Nov 28, 2024

Pradeep Pramanik is a career coach, placement consultant and director at Fast Track Career Consultants, which provides career counselling, soft skills training and placement consultancy services.
Pradeep, who hails from Bhagalpur in Bihar, has worked in the pharmaceutical industry for 15 years in sales, marketing, training and product management roles in companies like Lupin Pharmaceuticals, Elder Pharmaceuticals and Ranbaxy Laboratories.
During his tenure in the pharma industry, he has worked in different states including Bihar, Jharkhand, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal.
In 1998, he launched Fast Track Career Consultants with the aim of helping youngsters find jobs through the right career counselling, training and placement services.
They also offer HR analysis and appraisal services.
Over the years, he has been invited by management and engineering institutions to discuss education and employment policies, entrepreneurship, soft skills and emerging careers in India.
He has published four books on career counselling and contributed articles to print publications.... more
Asked by Anonymous - Nov 28, 2024Hindi
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I am studying B tech CSE with Ai and ML have a CGPA of 8.34 with zero backlogs but all of a sudden i lost all my tech skills in my summer break of 4 months i can remember my subject as well as syntax i am in a dilemma and not understanding what to do how to cope up i am getting afraid that i might loose interest on tech industry and i dont have other skills my parents are suggesting me to do my masters abroad what should i do plz guide me.

Ans: Dear , I do appreciate your concerns however I don't fully agree that with a gap of only 4 months , you are lost ... Even of you feel like out of touch , a serious revision will certainly higher studies bridge the gap to great extent. Let me also add, Nothing can stop you if you are determined to crack any technical job after resuming your studies. Moving to abroad for higher studies ??? , I don't find any justification however if your parents want you can try but I don't think . It will change your career to 360degree if your fundamentals are weak. Better you try to complete your engineering course and then plan for career options.
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Hello sir ..i am b.tech mechanical passout in 2019. Due to preparation of government job .gape create now i dont have skills of mechanical engineering but theory portion is also not so good ..what should i do..?
Ans: Remember, it’s never too late to learn and adapt. Take small steps, stay motivated, and you’ll make progress.
If you’re still interested in government jobs, focus on the specific requirements for those roles. Some government jobs may not require in-depth mechanical engineering skills, alternatively, explore other career paths where your skills and interests align.

1. Attend workshops, conferences, and webinars related to mechanical engineering.
2. Networking can lead to job opportunities and skill development, like LinkedIn & related sites you can develop your networking with companies, conferences & workshops. Improve your communication skills. Being able to explain technical concepts clearly is essential, enhance whatever you learn in theoretical manners.
3. Start by revisiting the core concepts of mechanical engineering. Brush up on topics like thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and solid mechanics, meanwhile, look for local maker spaces or engineering clubs where you can collaborate on projects and gain practical experience.

Alternatively you can explore online platforms like Coursera, edX, or Udemy for courses related to mechanical engineering. These platforms offer self-paced learning and cover a wide range of topics, after becoming data science & coding experts you can explore new heights of career.

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