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Answered on Jan 16, 2009

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do you think it is better to go for training for the next 2 years specially freshers?

Ans: There is no harm in getting more training and acquiring more skills. But simultaneously if you do get a chance to get a good job go for. The experience along side will be good help later.

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I've done my btech mechanical and in 8th sem I've started as quality engineer in a medium scale industry. I'm planning to continue this job for 8 months and then I'll quit the job and willl start preparing for competitive or govt exam, is this a good idea ?

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I am 34 and employed with the Indian Railways in a supervisory role. The avenues for promotion and upgradation are slim to none.I am thinking of pursuing an full time MBA (finance) from a premier institute or taking global level certification such as CFA or FRM and switch my career for better prospects. Do you think it's would be a wise decision?

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