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Ans: I have known students working in PSU banks doing Executive MBA after working for 5+ years. They eventually get placed in MNC Banks. So write the GMAT and try applying to colleges like IIM A B C ISB XLRI for executive MBA course. Do some research before you start your journey.

Ans: Some children are more active than others. Engage her in play which will absorb her like puzzles or play dough. Read stories to her and do not show her the mobile, tablet or tv . Shouting will only teach her to shout back when she is upset or frustrated. Needless to say, hitting is a no- no

Ans: You can do MBA in whichever field you are interested in. If you have more than 5 years work experience then would recommend you to try for Executive MBA. One option is to get into training and Development in HR department (if you are interested in teaching).

Ans: Since you already have a 5 years work ex, why not try for MBA instead of MiM. Try for both - admission to college and a job. Wherever you get a better option take it up. If you get a good job then you can work for a couple of years and then do an MBA from some top college in Europe.

Ans: Best way to find if a college is good is to talk to the students of the college and find out the details of their placements. Placement details can be sought from the students or from their website. But online sources for information may not be completely reliable.

Ans: Can write both CAT and GMAT. There are a lot of top colleges in India who conduct executive MBA course for students with more than 5 years work experience. So can apply to IIM A, B, C, ISB, XLRI, etc. Using GMAT score you can apply to foreign colleges like INSEAD, LSB, etc.

Ans: Write the GMAT and apply to different colleges that conduct Executive MBA course. Take admission to the best college possible. Can go to any other MBA field. There is a high chance that you will get placement in healthcare sector because of your experience.

Ans: Hello,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. I am happy to hear that you are currently pursuing the final year of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE). As an answer to your query, I would like to tell you that post acquiring one year of work experience in India, it is definitely possible to apply for an MSc in Data Science in Germany, particularly if your professional experience is pertinent to the field of data science or closely associated fields. I would like to let you know that hands-on experience in addition to academic credentials is frequently favored by universities in Germany. Nevertheless, I would recommend that you carefully look into the particular entry prerequisites of the universities and programs you intend enrolling in, in order to ascertain that you fulfill all criteria. Not just that, remember that based on the program and university, fluency in German might be necessary, and for the same, I would suggest that you take into account the language prerequisites. All in all, acquiring work experience can strengthen your application as well as offer useful insights for your data science coursework.

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Ans: Hello

Managing boss is a skill that we all need to learn. Suggest you learn this skill.

You said you are adamant, that's a good awareness and also acceptance so start working on that...try and change your adamant nature to lme of more accommodation one.

Lastly, sit with your boss, make him your companion, ask him for feedback and support and most important also share your approach and try and strike a common ground.

Be assured you will see positive change.

All the best.