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Kanwaljeet Question by Kanwaljeet on Feb 25, 2023Hindi
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My Son has done B.Tech Computer Science from Mumbai University and has 1 year Job experience in Poland, Now he wants to pursue Masters from Poland. Please advice

Ans: Yes he can go for Masters from Poland.
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Dear Sushil ji, My son is doing Computer Science from VIT vellore and is 3rd Year Student. Please advise whether he should go abroad for the Masters and location whether Germany will be advisable . Kindly provide the input .
Ans: Hello Sanjay,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. Your son’s future ambitions, financial status, and personal choices, play a key role in deciding if he should travel overseas to pursue a Master’s degree in Computer Science, and if Germany is a favorable study destination. When deciding, take into account the following factors:
1. Career Objectives: Consider if your son has set career ambitions that can be accomplished by studying a master's degree abroad.

2. Academic Prowess: An exceptional academic record can enhance your son’s chances of getting into prominent foreign universities. Take into account his academic success in the program he is currently pursuing.

3. Financial Condition: Studying overseas can be a costly affair. Investigate your financial capacity and the costs related with studying in Germany or any other country. Look into the available scholarships, financial aid, and part-time work opportunities.

4. Choosing Programs and Universities: Conduct extensive study and pick programs and universities that resonate with your son’s educational and professional interests. Search universities that have robust Computer Science departments and research possibilities.

5. English Language Competency: Although there are a few English-taught courses, Germany mainly offers programs in the German language. You on studying in Germany or any other non-English-speaking country, make sure he possesses the required language abilities.

In addition, your son should get to know the visa and immigration prerequisites for the country he intends studying in. For instance, Germany has a fairly simple student visa procedure for international students. Enhanced networking possibilities are offered in the tech sector by some countries over others. Investigate the labor market and links your son can form during the duration of his Master’s course. Also, take into consideration if your son is ready for the societal and cultural changes that come with pursuing overseas education. This involves adjusting to a new setting, building friendships, and getting to know the local culture. Look into the available post-study employment opportunities in the country you have chosen to study in. Taking into account both, the cost of studying and the long-term professional advantages, consider the possible ROI (Return on Investment) of pursuing a master's degree overseas.

Owing to its exceptional system of education, research possibilities, and a friendly environment for international students, Germany can be a top option to pursue a Master's in Computer Science. To make an educated choice, carefully examine each factor and get in touch with career counselors and academic consultants. Your son should also examine particular programs and universities in Germany to make sure that match his objectives and interests.

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I passed MD in 2023 i did senior residency for 5 months then due to family reasons i discontinued and started doing a private job in small 30 bedded hospital light job less emergency calls and 10 min drive . Now iam offered senior residency in a medical college which is far away 40 min drive form city. Should i finish my sr ship which is going to be very very hectic or should i not? and continue working in private (there is no monetary benifit both jobs are paying me same ). Which is better in future
Ans: Interesting question Dr. being a Doctor of Medicine,you are a specialist, but as you state theres a family reason,that made you discontinue your senior residency with in 5 month's.

Now let's understand the current situation you are in a comfortable situation and the family situation seems settled .

I see you are now offered Senior Residency which you can complete being a Senior Resident in not exceeding 3 years, which you can certainly complete it anytime,peacefully before completing 45 year's.

Now the conclusion it absolutely does not make sense taking the high pressure & hectic assignment for no monetary benefits.!? for the profits of the medical college.. Absolutely NO!

The future is peace of mind, I say this with great confidence of high pressure situations.. Life is longevity of living it well, minus the stress

Your time will come ...settle down my boy settle down..

Here's the Lyrics ..

Settle down, an eat your peas and gravy, my boy
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Stop wasting all your time with running around the town
Settle down, settle down my boy settle down
Knuckle down and find a job and take some responsibility
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The future's something you should be thinking about
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Look around for a wife to start a family, my boy
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Listen toy our father and he'll tell you the same as me
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Your words would go in one ear and out the other side
Don't say my head was empty and I had things to hide
And you better put something away for your old age
So settle down, settle down my boy settle down
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Hi, Im a 23 year old mechanical engineering graduate, currently unemployed, I am feeling to do some progress everyday, but day after day, nothing changes, I cant figure out what to do with this life and feeling very much lost, Cant think properly on doing what changes my life?
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This information you have shared is not enough to understand what is that you are exactly wanting right now.
Let me see how I can help you. First of all extend your arm and pat yourself on the back for completing your engineering. You are a mechanical engineer!! Celebrate the fact and feel good about yourself.

I like the fact where you say "I am currently, unemployed", this can change soon, look out for opportunities, keep attending interviews, prepare well, ask for help, give it your best shot. Treat every failure as part of a learning process in becoming better next time. Surround yourself with positive and encouraging people.

Till you find a job, live life well on a day to day basis-
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2. exercise
3. eat well and sleep well
4. dress well at home too, don't be in your pyjamas, you should be in such a state that if someone asks you to come for an interview right away, you must be ready
5. beware of negative self talk... nip negative thoughts in the bud
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8. till you find a job keep learning and building on your skills
9. volunteer to teach and help the less fortunate lot
10. do not sit idle, keep your body and mind active

Constantly invest in activities that ensure your physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well being!! Have rituals that focus on these four pillars of your life!

Blessings and all the very best!!
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I want career guidance for my son studying in 10th grade in CBSE pattern. He usually secures 85% overall. He stays confused in which stream to choose further. He usually gets good marks in Maths, Physics and Chemistry. He has an introvert personality. He likes playing xbox and cricket and also pursing Keyboard music classes under Trinity Music school certification program. He follows US youtube channels like Dude perfect, Mr.Beast etc and likes exploring latest tech gadgets or mobile apps or mobile features etc. He sometimes like watching Shark tank India episodes etc, but he can't understand the business discussion part. Please suggest which career stream which will suit him well. Thanks.
Ans: I have read your personal evaluation of your son as a doting parent.
I can only advice based on the observations made by you.

In these situations these are called reactive counselling which will not be accurate simply because I haven't heard from the incumbent.
The child is talented and has a creative mind too with the music school certification too!
The mind is experimental looking for new creative challenges.

The career stream should be based on the candidates acumen and aptitude.
Prima facie you have knocked out business and commerce based on your statement can't understand business ...!

Synopsis:gets good marks in Maths, Physics and Chemistry

So science stream is suggested, however need to meet candidate for professional career counselling.

All the best in the most important decision!
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My son 14 yrs old studying in a best cbse english medium school but always have 50 to 60% marks. now he is in 9th class . what should be do for his future ?
Ans: Hello Mr Mukesh!!
Your son is lucky yo have a father who sends him to the best school. He is getting a good foundation. Investigate why he is scoring less. What do his teachers say about him? As a parent how do you evaluate your child? What is his level of understanding in each subject? Where does his interest lie in? Is he consistent with his studies, does he study regularly on a day to day basis? Remember you become a master in what you repeat, revising and recalling is also a very important part of studies to score good marks.

If your son's focus is good and intelligence levels are average, then he can score well with regular studies. Ensure he revises whatever is taught in the school everyday. Also check with him if he understands whatever is taught in the school. Your son is 14, he is a big boy now and can participate in problem solving. Involve him in decision making and empower your son. Let him participate in the process of he scoring good marks, every child wants to do well. Some children can study for an hour and score well, some children need to put in a little extra to score well. See if his score can be improved by having a home tutor. Make studying, gaining knowledge and scoring well a enjoyable, positive experience!

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Hello sir, im a married business women running my own store but after i become a mother ,my business is going in loss. Is it im not will balancing between motherhood and business. Please give me some advice.
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You are a married business woman and now you are a mother too!! Congratulations!!
There was a time in the world when a woman was revered just because she was a mother, she carried humanity forward, that in itself was a big responsibility. It is time to put the mother back on the pedestal.....in India they say giving birth, is like a 'punarjanam', rebirth for a woman. Don't you deserve some rest at least for 40 days before you start thinking of your business and all. Your body has undergone a lot during pregnancy and birth of your child. Rest a little, heal well and then get back to work. You deserve it!!

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Hello Sir.I am 30 year old from Kolkata,I have been investing in Mutual Fund for SIP of Rs.5000/- monthly since October 2021 with a plan for long term investment.My Portfolio has this equity diversification i.e.Axis Focused 25 Fund Direct Plan Growth,Mirae Asset Large and Mid Cap- Direct Growth plan,Nippon India Small Cap Fund Direct plan growth,HSBC Small Cap fund Direct growth plan and SBI Small Cap Fund Direct Plan Growth. All these all together have accumulated alongwith profit and loss amount of Rs.152000/- .Now whether can i withdraw profit amount only and invest in lumpsum to different fund manager without stopping existing SIP? Also suggest me good portfolio with good return over long term.Please Sir Thanks and Regards Praveen Das
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It's great to see your proactive approach towards long-term investing at 30. Building a diversified equity portfolio through SIPs reflects a disciplined savings habit and a focus on wealth creation.

Regarding your query about withdrawing the profit amount and investing it lumpsum in a different fund without stopping the existing SIPs, it's absolutely feasible. You can choose to reinvest the profit amount in a lumpsum in a different fund manager while continuing your SIPs. However, before making any changes, consider the tax implications and exit load, if any, on the profit amount.

Now, for suggesting a portfolio with good returns over the long term, it's essential to have a balanced approach with exposure to various market segments. Given your existing holdings, you might consider adding a large-cap or flexi-cap fund to provide stability to your portfolio. Additionally, having exposure to international funds or thematic funds can provide diversification and potentially enhance returns.

A Certified Financial Planner can offer personalized advice, analyzing your risk profile, financial goals, and investment horizon. They can guide you on optimizing your portfolio, ensuring a mix of funds that align with your objectives and risk tolerance.

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Pabak Asked on - Mar 16, 2024 I am 70, my wife 56, have a working daughter 25, yet to get married. I have a corpus as follows: Please advise how to re-arrange my savings to generate 35K pm. Daughter's marriege budget is 20 lakh. Presently invested in wife' head Rs. 30lakh in post office TDs laddered for matyrity from 2025 in 4 years( 7Lin 2025, 13Lakh in 2026, 6.5 lakh in 2027 and rest 3.5 lakh in 2028. In my head: SCSS Rs 30 Lakh . In Ujjivan Bank FD 10 Lakh, In running PPF with contribution Rs. 35 Lakh. Total 1.05 Cr. Further I have 9 Lakh in MIS jointly with wife. Regards,
Ans: Hello Pabak,

Firstly, it's commendable that you have a structured approach towards managing your savings at 70. Your concern for your daughter's marriage and planning for a regular income is indeed thoughtful.

To generate 35K pm from a corpus of 1.05 Cr, a withdrawal rate of approximately 4% annually would be required. However, considering your daughter's marriage budget of 20 lakh and other financial commitments, it's essential to strike a balance between growth and liquidity.

Given the laddered maturity of post office TDs, it aligns well with your near-term requirements. However, to optimize returns, you might consider diversifying a portion from SCSS and Ujjivan Bank FD into debt funds or conservative balanced funds. This can potentially enhance returns while maintaining liquidity.

Your PPF contribution of 35 lakh can continue to grow, providing a tax-efficient and secure avenue for long-term savings. Additionally, the 9 lakh in MIS jointly with your wife can be a source of regular income.

A Certified Financial Planner can offer personalized advice, analyzing your financial landscape, and suggesting adjustments tailored to your financial goals, risk tolerance, and investment horizon. They can guide you on optimizing your portfolio to meet both short-term and long-term financial needs, ensuring a balance between growth and income.

Remember, a well-structured financial plan not only meets your financial goals but also offers peace of mind, allowing you to cherish moments with your loved ones.
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