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Soft Skills Trainer - Answered on Mar 22, 2024

Maxim Emmanuel is the marketing director of Maxwill Zeus Expositions.
An alumnus of the Xavier Institute of Management and Research, Mumbai, Maxim has over 30 years of experience in training young professionals and corporate organisations on how to improve soft skills and build interpersonal relationships through effective communication.
He also works with students and job aspirants offering career guidance, preparing them for job interviews and group discussions and teaching them how to make effective presentations.... more

Question by Priya on Mar 10, 2024Hindi

Career

What is the scope of learning German language to a career

Ans: Language and linguistic proficiency is always an advantage.. German certainly.. Why not!?

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Question by Arnab - Mar 09, 2023Hindi

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Hello, I am Arnab Majumder having 14 years of working Experience in Pharmaceutical Industry. I have also done B1 level of German language here in India. Hence I am planing to migrate to Germany for better job opportunity related to my field on Job Seeker Visa. So kindly suggest me what is the scope of my getting job there in Germany?

Ans: Yes, I don't think there will be any issue in getting job in Germany, they have shortage of skilled workers that's why Germany is providing skilled visas to many prospects. Moreover the advantage in your case is that you know German language.

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Question by Priya - Mar 10, 2024Hindi

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What is the scope of German language making a career

Ans: German language is widely spoken in Europe and there are big manufacturing companies in India like Bosch,Daimler Benz... So the scope is huge, Go ahead the options are aplenty!

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Dating, Relationships Expert - Answered on Apr 20, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Apr 17, 2026Hindi

Relationship

Currently , I am in 2nd year of my clg , btech CCE in MUJ .... Studies are fine. After my breakup with my first bf( 3 years back) it really shook me of as I got to know he cheated on me and I wasted my precious time thinking about him though I have overcame from this .... So I met this guy online .... We are from same clg but diff department... Class are on the same floor so we met a few times but that was also an eye contact or simple hi hello .... We started talking from 2nd sem .... And in 2nd-3rd sem it felt like he liked me but I wasn't ready. And he never brought this topic it was simply friendly banter or thoda bahut flirting and now from the starting of 4th sem things have changed like in his behaviour, way he used to talk, holding the convos ..it's like he's cutting me.... though I talked about this and he cleared like it's nothing like that but yeah many things are changed .... We dont talk like we used to , he seems non interested, late replies ... And here as soon as I started liking him he got off ... I even gave him slight hints but now it feels like I am desperate to talk it is making me feel clingy distracted that I can't just stop thinking about it ... It's becoming a hindrance in my studies . .. I feel like whenever I start to like someone that other person gets off like he's not interested it has happened a many of times .. it makes me feels o dumb and stupid like do I even have something that the other person would like me or even just stop being non interested or giving mixed signals

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
I understand how you are feeling and it is very normal to question yourself when you notice the pattern more than one time. But trust me, it is not you. Sometimes people have fleeting feelings for each other. It can also be that since the guy did not feel you reciprocate the same feeling, he moved on to protect his heart. Or some people with casual feelings just lose interest as soon as the chase is over. The reason does not matter; what matters here is that it's not your fault. This clingy, distracted feeling will pass soon. This is not love; you just miss feeling important to someone and it's completely normal. Don't think of this as a loss. He was never the right person for you to begin with if he wants to cut you off suddenly. You deserve to be loved completely, not just when it's convenient for them.

Hope this helps.

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Question by Mukul - Apr 20, 2026Hindi

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When merger was completed and shares of JSW allotted?

Ans: can you plz reframe the question, the history is missing

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Marriage counsellor - Answered on Apr 20, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Apr 01, 2026Hindi

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I feel invisible in my own marriage. I’m 36 now, and we are married for 8 years with a beautiful daughter. My wife is a great mother, homemaker and manages everything at home, but we have nothing in common. We haven’t had a real conversation or emotional connection in years. Recently, I got emotionally attached to a senior female colleague who actually listened to me. We went out for coffee and there was an instant emotional connection. I don't feel guilty but I am confused. Is this how emotional affairs begin in long-term marriages? Is it wrong to choose a partner who you are emotionally compatible with?

Ans: Hello sir. I hope you are in good health. Marriage is a long term association in which slowly and slowly we get to know about the positives and negatives of a person. We all have two sides. One is romantic and other is the one who handles all the responsibility. Isn't it good that your wife responsibly handles all the household chores along with your kids and takes care of your needs too. May be she is also lost somewhere and is burdened under all responsibilities. I understand that you may have problems and you may not feel the emotional connection between you too.
There are ways to sort out this. Find some common interest that you both enjoy and do such activities. You may talk with your wife at the end of the day and ask her about her day, you can share about your day. You can discuss your future plans.
In previous times extra marital affairs were very less. Because people used to work with each other and work on each other. They never used to give up on each other. That's why the relationships used to last for more than 50 years even.
You can talk to your colleague as a friend. Friends do listen to each other and have emotional connect but having more than that would not be advisable.
I hope you get some light in your mind.
Take care!
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Dr Upneet Kaur
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Relationships Expert, Mind Coach - Answered on Apr 20, 2026

Question by geeta - Apr 18, 2026Hindi

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Meri beti 30 sal ki hai aur uski shadi kahi final nahi ho pa Rahi hai

Ans: Dear geeta,
Aapka sawaal kya hai?

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Relationships Expert, Mind Coach - Answered on Apr 20, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Apr 17, 2026Hindi

Relationship

I wrote my problem sometimes back Problem was the indifferent attitude of my wife and only son at my old age. You suggested me to adjust. So I gave most of my property to my wife and son and moved to old age home. I started my life my scratch and worked to create wealth and my own house. Today I have old age health problems and old age home treats me well for which I pay to them. I'm still earning my stock business. Now my wife reqests me to join her. I'm happy with my fate but I spent nearly 50 years with her and hence in dilemma. Please suggest with your opinion.

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
I am unaware on what I suggested to you since I can't see the earlier question here.
It's great that the time period of separation has helped you both cherish those 50 years of togetherness; maybe now your wife has in fact changed and looks forward to spending the rest of her life with you. People can change, right?
Spend some time with her and then you will know more...

All the best!
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Relationships Expert, Mind Coach - Answered on Apr 20, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Apr 17, 2026Hindi

Relationship

I'm a 53 year old married man living with two sons. In 2020, my wife found that I am having an affair and left for her parent's place. We were never compatible and having children was her choice. I had told her before our marriage that I am not the husband she was hoping me to be. She chose to be a homemaker and insisted on having kids. Before marriage, I had also mentioned to her that I am seeing someone who was going through her own separation, but she said she wanted to marry me for her own freedom. Now she's living with her parents and we have no contact whatsover. We haven't spoken in all these years but she doesn't want to consent to divorce. I have singlehandedly taken care of my sons in these 6 years. She speaks to her sons when they are outside, and they told me she wants them to stay with me because she doesn't want to work or provide for them. I am okay to provide alimony but she doesn't want to sign the divorce papers. My lawyer has tried to speak with her but she wants to stay married so that I can suffer. What kind of punishment is this? What should I do?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
What can you do about it? If she does not want a divorce and this is a vengeance thing for your affair, the only thing you can do is speak with her. All the stuff that went South needs to be addressed and YES, there will be a point in time where she will expect you apologize. Yes, you did mention to her about how you view marriage BUT you still went ahead and married and had had kids as well. As far as she is concerned, she always was in an ideal marriage while you had your definition for it and both of you lived the relationship in your own ways.
The best is to appeal to her better sense and hope that someday she will see that it is better to separate than stick together.

All the best!
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Relationships Expert, Mind Coach - Answered on Apr 20, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Apr 14, 2026Hindi

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My parents are against my divorce. I am married for 17 years but we have been living as stranger for the past 7 years. We had an arranged marriage and we don't get along. Initially I thought it was because we had a 6 year age gap. But most days, it has been rough. No respect from in-laws, constant arguments and fighting. Husband wanted me to stay away for some time but I realised he is just finding grounds for divorce from my end. He doesn't want to give alimony and wants full custody of our 14 year old son. I have mortgaged my gold to buy this 3bhk house but he dismisses my contribution because the house is in his mother's name. She is still alive. My mental peace is destroyed. But i want to do the right thing for us and my son. Anu mam, do you think I should live separate and give up my rights to this house and my son? If he files for divorce will he have a better advantage than me? Please guide what to do.

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Whether you should make the marriage work or live separately is a decision that is yours to make; what I can suggest is to actually understand and become aware as to what you want in life.
If marriage was always an important thing, then maybe some work in that direction can help which means you may have to as a couple set aside differences and work as a unit to put the marriage back together. This also will require your husband to cooperate and view it as important as you do. So, have a conversation with him without it leading into an argument.
Now, if you choose to go separate how and what will be an advantage is something that only a lawyer will be able to guide you on.
So, as a first step become aware about whether you view marriage as an important structure in your life or not; the rest of the steps will follow from this.

All the best!
Anu Krishna
Mind Coach|NLP Trainer|Author
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Question by Muskan - Apr 18, 2026Hindi

Career

Should I go for BBA in BIT MESRA (lalpur extension) /amity or other colleges from dehradun.i. want to prepare for CAT . Passed 12th in 2023 with bio background (82%) 3attempts in neet couldn't make it.

Ans: Does not matter where you do your BBA from if your focus is CAT. Ensure that your academic performance in the college is good with good percentage.

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MHT-CET, IIT-JEE, NEET-UG Expert - Answered on Apr 20, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Apr 19, 2026Hindi

Career

What is the difference between opting for AI ML and other related branches and core CS? What is the better choice and which field will be more relevant four years from now?

Ans: Core CS provides a broader foundation and flexibility, while AI/ML is more specialized. Core CS is generally the safer, more future-proof choice, with AI/ML remaining highly relevant but better pursued as a specialization later.
However, from a practical perspective: With the non-stop changes in the tech field, it is highly risky to predict what will happen to any course in 4 to 5 years. One has to stay updated to face the challenges and must have an urge to learn new technology.

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Question by Aashish - Apr 19, 2026Hindi

Career

Sir my son is got 96.654 percentile in his first attempt in JEE. I had a few questions where I needed your help and clarification: 1. Is it possible to get Electronics Enginnering or Mechanical Engineering in NIT Surat or NIT Nagpur? 2. Also is it better to do a specialization in things like VLSI or do a more general degree? even in CS there are specialized programs in IIIT Nagpur - are these better than a general CS degree. 3. There are colleges which are offering BS-MS in Data Science and AI and also BTech in Data Science and AI (like DAIICT). What is the difference between the two. Thanks

Ans: Here is the pointwise reply to your questions-
(1) With the mentions score, the chances are slim in NIT Surat and Nagpur for the mentioned branches, considering you are from the general category. (2) Specialization vs General: A general degree (CS/ECE/ME) is safer at the UG level; specialization (like VLSI/AI) can be done later. (3) BS-MS: Better for research and higher studies, and BTech: Better for placements and industry jobs

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