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Vijay Question by Vijay on Apr 30, 2023Hindi
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I would like to immigrate to the UK as l have worked there before and have a UK degree. I am a doctor with three decades experience. What would you suggest?

Ans: Hi Vijay
To immigrate to UK you can go on skilled worker visa category. You need to look for the jobs in UK and on the basis of the same apply for the skilled worker visa. At this moment UK is not offering direct permanent residence visa.
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Hi, I am an engineer with 11 years experience in technical sales.How can i take up a job in UK and move forward in my career.
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I understand that transitioning your career to the UK can be an exciting opportunity for personal and professional growth. To successfully take up a job in the UK and move forward in your career as a technical sales engineer, consider the following steps:

Research Job Market and Requirements: Start by researching the job market in the UK for technical sales roles. Look for companies and industries that align with your expertise and experience. Review the specific job requirements and qualifications expected by employers.

Work on Your CV and Cover Letter: Tailor your CV to the UK format and ensure it highlights your relevant experience, skills, and achievements. Craft a compelling cover letter that explains your intention to work in the UK and how your expertise can benefit potential employers.

Networking and Online Presence: Engage in networking both online and offline. LinkedIn can be a valuable platform to connect with professionals and potential employers in the UK. Building a strong online presence can also help recruiters discover you.

Visa and Work Authorization: Check the UK government's official website to understand the visa and work authorization requirements. Ensure you have the necessary visa to work legally in the UK.

Search for Job Opportunities: Utilize job search platforms like Indeed, Glassdoor, and specialized engineering job boards to find suitable openings. Attend virtual job fairs and industry events to connect with employers directly.

Prepare for Interviews: Be ready for remote interviews or, if possible, travel to the UK for face-to-face interviews. Research the companies you interview with and practice answering common technical sales interview questions.

Highlight Your International Experience: Emphasize the value of your 11 years of technical sales experience in your interviews. Showcase how your diverse background and international exposure can bring unique perspectives to UK-based companies.

Continued Professional Development: Stay updated with industry trends and advancements in technical sales. Consider obtaining certifications or additional training to enhance your skills and marketability.

Cultural Adaptation: Understand and adapt to the cultural differences in the UK workplace. Being culturally aware and open-minded will help you integrate smoothly into the new work environment.

Be Persistent and Patient: Securing a job in a new country can take time. Be persistent in your job search, keep applying, and don't get discouraged if the process takes longer than expected.

Remember, moving to a new country for work can be a transformative experience. Stay positive, embrace the challenges, and be open to new opportunities that may arise along the way. Good luck with your job search and career advancement in the UK!

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Hello Anu, I want to talk about my something that has been bothering for a long time now. I am 28 years old now. I had immense body image problem as a child because I was often made fun of because of my obesity. With time I became active in school, participating in various events and was good at studies. When I was about 15 years old I started to experience hair loss as well but not too noticeable at the time. After the 1st semester in college I was able to shed excess weight and I started to feel good about how I looked, but the hair loss also continued and my confidence took a massive hit. I also found it quite difficult to commit to a relationship because I was afraid how others would perceive me and I would not be able to handle it. I was not able to keep myself happy so how could I keep someone else happy. Over the years I have kept myself occupied with my job and tried to be as social as I can be, but there has never been a moment where I could just switch off the feeling of being bothered by my hair loss, I did not let go of what I wanted to be, I just wanted to have a time where I would not be made fun of. I was quite sensitive emotionally and this aggravated after hair loss. I always feel that I could not enjoy my teenage life the way I wanted because of something that I don't know how it started. It's frustrating. I feel this huge gap between how am I supposed to be at my current age and what I actually feel as a person right now. Although I have tried to introspect even more this year and tried to accept that I will just have to find a match with what I have, I just don't understand how should I approach this. Sometimes I simulate it as business deal. My hair loss is not really something that a partner may be looking forward to. I still feel like I am not 28 years old. I am not supposed to be like this at 28. I know that there are others out there in the world in my age group who have also experience this, but I feel so isolated here just like how I used to feel as a child when someone would make fun of my weight among a group of kids. What should I do?
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It's misshapen identity...Ultimately the only person who can accept you for who you are, is YOU. People are always going to have something to say about the way you look, what you eat, how you speak...
So, building your identity has to come from you, within you.
- how do I see myself in the mirror?
- what words do I use when I describe myself?
- what happens when I meet people?

A few questions that will give you a reality check. Self-talk is so undermined and we are the first ones to put down ourselves. Obviously, there are parts of your personality that you have overlooked as you have only focused on hair loss. Maybe you have a beautiful smile or you can hold conversations at length.

Actually do this:
Make a questionnaire that will help you figure out what people think of you. Ask these to at least 15 people. You will see the gap between how you see yourself and how others see you. This will help you when you are actively seeking a life partner as you will approach the same thing with confidence and assurance.
And maybe you can see a doctor who can help you with regaining the lost hair. Yeah?
You feel isolated because of your self-talk; so, be kind to yourself.

All the best!
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Whenever I have a fight with my in-laws, my husband always takes their side and not talks with me for a 15 days or a week, tells me that he is bearing me all this years and I should go back to my mothers house, anyway he is hardly talking with me, he just answers my question, he is always busy with his office work, and he shoe me away if I try to romance by saying our daughter (13yr old) will see us, will do it afterwards, that comes only ones in a month. He is really unhappy with me, they all want to send me to my mother house, I deeply love him ....this all things makes me anxious, what should I do??? Ours is arranged marriage 15yrs. gone. He feels like he is trapped with me and now I am also feeling unhappy in our marriage..what should I do please suggest.
Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Clearly none of them seem to be happy with you and seem to want to get you away from them.
What exactly are you holding onto? Evaluate what you are getting by staying in the marriage and what you can do to manage life without the marriage if you of course make that choice.
I would also suggest one last attempt at putting things together. Will your husband be willing to talk to a third person like a therapist or even a family member? Try to set things right and even after this, they seem to make your life miserable, you really need to create options for yourself.

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sir i am going to give my pcb board examinations cbse in 2025 and i will also be writing neet in 2025 . here are some questions :- 1. if i take a drop and start preparing for jee mains instead of neet by adding maths to my subjects , which will be a better option among these ? a) writing the on demand exam for maths from nios and if i do so what should information has to be given in jee mains form because i have previously given neet through nta b) writing the public exams for all five subjects pcm from nios.then what should be written in jee main form c) giving a maths exam from cbse as aprivate candidate . and will two marksheets one including maths and one including pcb affect my jee form and counseling do 2 marksheets make a propblem in counselling or filling form and if not what should be entered in form for marksheets of 2 different years or boards 2. if i have maths from nios which board do i have to enter in jee mains form ? i am very confused , please help
Ans: Hello Baqir.
It seems that you are very confused. As you said, you have already appeared for NEET i.e. this is your drop year. Yet you are not confident about NEET 2025. If you have taken NEET previously, then how again you are appearing for the board exam is also not clear. If you have already given NEET and are preparing for NEET again, then why you are thinking about JEE without any reason is also unclear. You have created a lot of problems in your mind without any reason. This is because you are not focussing on the syllabus and studies but rather thinking in an irrelevant direction. The question arises, why not you are appearing with mathematics on the CBSE board? It is suggested that you appear to NEET 2025 with full preparation. If you score less also, then there are many courses in the medical field in which you can get admission. Leave all worries, thoughts, and no mark sheets, JEE issues and focus only on NEET 2025. It is also suggested that you please meet face to face a counselor to understand you more and guide you properly.
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