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Rashda Question by Rashda on May 12, 2023

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Hi my daughter completed her BDS recently she wants to pursue MBA in healthcare.is it good n from where we r not convinced with the switch
Ans: Deciding to pursue an MBA in healthcare after completing a BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) can be a good choice, depending on your daughter's career goals and interests. An MBA in healthcare can provide her with a broader understanding of the business side of healthcare and open up opportunities in healthcare management, administration, consulting, or entrepreneurship.

With an MBA, she may qualify for roles such as healthcare administrator, healthcare consultant, hospital manager, or executive positions in healthcare organizations.

MBA knowledge can also help her navigate the dynamic healthcare landscape and make informed decisions in her career.

If your daughter has an entrepreneurial mindset, an MBA can provide her with the skills and knowledge necessary to start her own healthcare-related business. She can learn about business planning, finance, marketing, and innovation, which are essential for launching and managing a successful venture.

I would strongly suggest you to research and evaluate different programs to find the best fit. Try and connect with professionals who have pursued a similar path or have experience in healthcare management. They can provide valuable insights and guidance based on their firsthand experiences.
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Sir, My Daughter has just completed her PGDM in E Business from a reputed institute in Mumbai and also placed in a MNC bank as Business analyst. Would you suggest her to go for MBA from abroad in Finance, if at all she wants to excel in her carrier?
Ans: Hello Rajesh,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. Sincere congratulations to your daughter on finishing her PGDM and landing a position as a Business Analyst with an MNC bank. Depending on her job objectives and personal preferences, pursuing an MBA in Finance overseas may be a smart move for her to advance in her career.

When choosing whether to pursue an MBA in Finance overseas, keep the following things in mind:

1. Career Objectives: An MBA in Finance from a foreign university can be a fantastic option if your daughter wishes to switch careers or grow in the financial industry. She can acquire the skills and knowledge she needs to flourish in the finance sector as a result of it.

2. Personal Choices: Your daughter should decide if she is prepared for the challenges and costs of pursuing an MBA overseas. She should also take into consideration the location (setting) and culture of the country she wants to study in, as well as if it is compatible with her own preferences.

3. Skill Enhancement: Your daughter's knowledge and abilities in areas like corporate finance, risk management, investment analysis, and financial management can be improved by enrolling in an MBA program abroad, which can provide her with specialised coursework and hands-on learning experiences in the field of finance.

4. Networking Possibilities: By studying overseas, your daughter may have the chance to connect with professionals, academic staff, and students from various backgrounds. This can help her create a strong professional network that could be useful for her future career aspirations.

5. Expenditure and Return on Investment (ROI): Your daughter should take into account the cost of tuition, living expenses, and other associated costs before pursuing an MBA abroad because it can be pricey. Not just that, she should also consider the Return on Investment (ROI) of the MBA, or whether earning the degree will enable her to pursue her career objectives and will be financially worthwhile.

6. Business School’s Social Standing: Your daughter should conduct research and select a prestigious business school that provides an MBA in Finance overseas. Her future employment opportunities and professional advancement may be significantly impacted by the business school's reputation.

Your daughter's specific career aspirations, personal situation, and financial concerns should ultimately guide her decision about whether to pursue an MBA in Finance overseas. Making an informed choice requires extensive research and evaluation of various MBA programs, including their reputations, curriculum, faculty, alumni networks, and placement rates. Consultation with career counselors, mentors, and finance specialists may also be beneficial.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 02, 2023
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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.
Ans: Dear Anonymous,
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.
But why exactly are you spending more than your income? Financial mismanagement? Maybe that's why your wife is worried that it might happen to her portion of the income too?
Having said that, I guess your wife also needs to move past the belief that the Man is solely responsible for bringing money home. By that logic, she should never have worked, right?

Since she is working as well, she can contribute towards the family to the extent it can help but it is also imperative that as a woman she keeps some finances saved as a back-up for herself. It provides a good safety blanket for a woman since she possibly feels that you are spending more than what you earn.
It's up to you to bring about the subject without her feeling that you are out to spend all her money. So, you really need to start with managing your finances better...I am sure things will get better from thereon...

All the best!
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Hi Anu, I hope you're doing well. I'm a 24 year old girl working as a software engineer. I was in love with a boy in long distance relationship and I met him only once. We both had great understanding, respect on each other. It was all good between us. On February 2023, he called me one day saying that he wants to tell his parents about our love matter. I said okay and asked him what he wanted to do if his family disagrees. He said that he'll wait until his family approves. I was okay with it and he informed to his family. But things started changing after he talked with his family. He wanted to break up with me. I told him many times that I wanted to be with him and don't want to break up. But, he didn't agree. Eventually, we stopped talking with each other. It was hard for me to move on but after few months, i finally decided to move on with my life. Then suddenly he messaged me saying that he wants to get back with me. I didn't agreed as I lost my trust on him. He even informed his family about getting back with me and they were okay with it. He wants to marry me. But, now the problem is I still like him, but I lost trust in him. I wanted to give him a chance but I'm afraid because of past break up with him. I'm confused about what should I do? Anu, can you please suggest me about giving him a chance or moving on with my life?
Ans: Dear Mahi,
Thank you for asking. I am doing well and trust that you too will be in the same space as well.
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...

If you look at it from his point of view, he possibly also loves you but his family pressures are getting to him and he can do only that much. Yes, it would have been more 'human' to talk to you about what had happened after he spoke with his family. But he chose not to and that lack of transparency is what has thrown you off...perhaps, he isn't all that mature emotionally or feels that he might lose you if he shares anything.

Whatever it is, your loss of trust on him is justified after the way he had behaved. If the two of you still want to give your relationship a chance, kindly do so...and clearly state to him that you have lost trust on him. Not only does he have explaining to do but he must reassure you that he will be honest with you in future. Also, give some time before committing to a marriage while you watch whether he has changed and he is consistent with what he has committed to changing. Only when you are sure, take a decision either way!

All the best!
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