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Question by Hitesh on Feb 23, 2023

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Dear Mr R P YAdav I have finshed B ARCH with much interested in design and creative field. I realised the problem in 2nd yr itself but some how continued and finished the graduation. I took the admission in B ARCH are 12 commerce. During all the 5 years i felt like I should have done CA or MBA. Can you tell me what options I have now to change my filed to commerce/related areas

Ans: Dear Hitesh, I understand that you are not happy with your current course of career after completion of B Arch degree and want to pursue CA or MBA. In case you have been a B Com Graduate, it would have been easier for you to pursue MBA directly after the completion of your graduation as you have Commerce background in your 12th standard. In your current scenario as well, you can opt for pursuing MBA with a specialization of your choice since you have not mentioned which stream you want to get into. In case you want to pursue MBA with specialization in Marketing or Finance, you should opt for a full time course from a reputed and registered institution which will get you a good job opportunity in marketing or commercial fields post course completion. But in case you are planning to go for a desk job or accounts related positions, you should pursue CA from a distinguished college or university. You should keep it in mind that pursuing CA is a time-consuming process and it can take anything between 3-5 years minimum to complete a Chartered Accountant course but upon successful completion, you will have a bright career opportunity in the corporate world in finance, accounts, NBFCs and banks.

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I have completed my 12th from medical, after i dropped one year for neet examination but i couldn't cleared it, after that i took admission in computer science but now my one year is completed and i have zero interest in computer science, what to do now

Ans: Hello Saloni,
I can understand your state of mind, sometimes it happens things don't go as we wished for. Therefore we have to be ready with backup plans. Firstly I would say if you were not interested in comp. sci then why did you go after it?

Anyways, here are some options if you want to be a DOCTOR only, then you can try it from abroad. You just have to qualify NEET-UG exam and you can do MBBS from many countries for half of the budget of Private Medical Colleges fees in India. As both MBBS graduates from India & Abroad have to appear for NEXT, you can fulfill your dream of becoming a doctor.

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Bachelor of Neurophysiology Technology (BNT) - This course is related to the diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders, including the operation of equipment such as EEG and EMG machines.

Bachelor of Perfusion Technology (BPT) - This course is related to the use of heart-lung machines to support patients during cardiac surgery.

Bachelor of Medical Imaging Technology (BMIT) - This course is related to the use of medical imaging technologies, such as MRI, CT, and X-ray machines, to diagnose and treat diseases.

Bachelor of Renal Dialysis Technology (BRDT) - This course is related to the use of dialysis machines to treat patients with kidney disease.

Forensic Science: You can opt for a career in forensic science by pursuing a B.Sc. in Forensic Science or M.Sc. in Forensic Science.

Pharmacy: You can opt for a career in pharmacy by pursuing a B.Pharm or M.Pharm.

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Any habit happens because of repetition...similarly to form a new useful habit, you need to repeat it sufficient number of times for it to become an automatic behaviour.
But you will not be able to form that new habit till you can convince your brain that what you lose from the old habit, you will somehow gain with a new useful habit.
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I am a 45 years old Indian living in the US for the past 10 years with the family. Despite having a steady job and a pay which typically is considered high, I end up spending more than my income. My wife also works full time with good pay as well but she thinks it's my responsibility to provide and she just saves all her money in her own accounts. We have multiple properties on both our names including cars but only I pay. I pay for groceries, bills, travel everything. On discussing about the expenses, which I have done multiple times so far, she says I should be ashamed to expect money from a woman. If this continues, I will reach retirement age kind of broke I feel. Also, I will spend sleepless nights thinking about finances until then. Please advice.

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Like in any partnership, marriage is one such partnership where everything is usually shared. But I do know of couples, where they mutually agree that one partner takes care of the bills and the other education etc.
In your case, your wife has been saving up and you have been bleeding dry of your finances.
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When what he has done has broken your trust, it is difficult to get it back... he has come back, but you are perhaps thinking: what if he pulls the same stunt again? And this makes you question every move of his...

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Competitive exams are such! The mindset that is required to attempt these is not just hard work but also RESILIENCE; which means adapting the mind to reality with its challenges thrown at you...
It's not the question of mere passing or failing but a certain level at which you are required to perform. How will you know that before you sit down to write the exam? So, yes...there is a faint bit of luck involved perhaps...

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1. Write down your Goal clearly
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hi sir, my daughter has just got her 10th std results of 67 percent and is very upset.what are her chances of getting into a good reputed girls college in mumbai.what are her career chances in commerce.she want to persue a career in teaching line but is insistent in going for commerce.your advice please

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