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Ans: Hello Harsha,
You can go for Chaitanya, Narayana, or Aakash they are good. Also, you can look for their school-integrated program where in they take care of both board & NEET.

All the best.

Ans: I would think you explore all options. In today's world what matters is your skill sets and knowledge.

Ans: Dear Harsha,

I understand your situation and the challenges you're facing in your business. It can be difficult and overwhelming to navigate the job market after a long period of running your own business, but there are options available to you.

Your background in sales and marketing, as well as your skills in technical learning, negotiations, and strategies, could be valuable assets in a variety of industries. You may want to consider looking for a full-time job in a sales or marketing role, or even in a related technical field. Additionally, with your skills in technical and non-technical writing, you may be able to find freelance work in marketing or content writing.

It's important to remember that no one job or career path is set in stone, and it's never too late to explore new opportunities. You may also want to consider seeking guidance from a career counselor or mentor, who can help you evaluate your skills and interests, and suggest potential career paths that align with your goals and strengths.

I hope this helps. Good luck, and stay positive!

Best regards,
Abhishek

Ans: Getting to a job after such a long business career is going to be difficult, I feel-both mentally as well as professionally. Why do you not think of continuing in business only after making a few adjustments? You could continue your freelancing with content writing and advisory capacity on the side. This is a personal opinion, but you could always ask your mentors/friends who have more intimate knowledge of what you do and what is best for you.
Best wishes and God bless.

Ans: Sure of course you can reboot and get back to the corporate world. Be sure to be able to explain clearly what you've been upto (your learnings, setbacks, strengths, skills) in your entrepreneurial venture and you may surprisingly find it as an additional feather in your cap instead of being weighed down by it.

First thing though, that I'd suggest, is to clear your head and pick your lane - what is it that you want to pursue: freelance marketing or content writing or sales and then draw up your resume to take it from there.