Hi,
At the outset, right away, I would like to tell you that no one is perfect in this world and there is an enough space to improve yourself overtimes. Improvement and the quest for perfection is never ending process and you must not blame yourself for being not perfect or not up to the mark and even for lacking some skill-sets at some point of time in your life as I already have told you that you would be getting toward perfection only thing required is that you must believe in yourself and must stick to the decision whatever you take, religiously by any means and success will be yours
Dear Aspirant,
How did you realise that you are suitable in the hotel management sector and not in mechanical engineering field. Now that you have completed Diploma in Mechanical, I feel that you should again think whether to really go for hotel management. Mechanical Engineering actually has good scope and there are good job opportunities in the field. For this it is recommended that you complete your mechanical engineering degree.
If at all you have decided that you do not wish to continue in the mechanical field, then on the basis of diploma engineering you can get admission to bachelors in
Dear Aspirant,
Surprising that after doing Mechanical Engineering, you are still not able to get a job. Hope you are a real Mechanical Engineer and not just a paper based degree holder.
Immediately starting hunting for a job. Contact friends, relatives, job consultants and upload your resume on the job portals.
For good candidates, there are job opportunities available, for that you will have to ensure that you have the necessary employability skills like computer skills, inter personal skills, attitude, positive outlook, flexibility, adaptability, english language proficiency etc.
Highli
Dear Aspirant,
First, seek help from your college itself for internship opportunities. Request your college to give you the list of companies they had for placements in the previous years. Doing internship in a reputed organisation should be your aim.
Then may be you can list out companies relating your engineering area and geography where you can go for internships.
Ask your friends, relatives, to suggest you companies for internships.
Prepare a good one page Resume which highlights your strong points and in what area you are looking for internships. Prepare a covering letter too.
You can ema
Dear Aspirant,
Service Engineer job role has limitations and I can understand that after 12 years you must be feeling stagnant.
You are a fortunate candidate that after BE Mechanical through correspondence, you got a job in JK Tyres and you have been now into the Senior Service Engineer level.
I would suggest that you should continue working and not leave the job at all. If you are not satisfied with your current profile and wish to change, you should definitely try looking for another company which will help you get a little raise in pay and work and culture. Your age of 36 is of settlement a
Dear Aspirant,
You are a fortunate candidate that after BE Mechanical through correspondence, you got a job in JK Tyres and you have been now into the Senior Service Engineer level.
I would suggest that you should continue working and not leave the job at all. If you are satisfied with your current profile and wish to change, you should definitely try looking for another company which will help you get a little raise in pay and work and culture. Your age of 36 is of settlement and therefore, I would suggest that you can continue or change to another company.
I would recommend MBA through dista
Thanks a lot fr u r reply...nd confidence given to me....bt I m also thinking abt ms...is that masters will be helpful to my future...
Dear Aspirant,
To choose from the so many options is difficult and I am happy that you chose to be here and seek for clarification and help.
The very important thing when you are unsure what to choose for career should be to know yourself first in terms of aptitude, interests, innate abilities, etc. Knowing these will define what you can become in the future as a person and as a professional.
CareerGuide.com has an excellent psychometric test called as Ideal Career Test. This is an online MCQ based test which does not rely on just aptitude but also on other factors mentioned above which are hi
No i am from commerce background and i was a school topper. Unfortunately i got admissions in Cu. And the results what i have i this. Who should i blame myself for studying 16 hours and getting this marks or blame university for spoiling my life and ruining my life. Its not just me many are there who is going thorugh the same situation.
Dear Aspirant,
How many years have you been working in your current profile and job? What is that is bothering you that you are thinking of changing to other domain?
I would suggest that your current job is also a critical job which is helping the company you are working for. If you are bored of the job, find out what is the real reason.
Yes, definitely Safety and Environment Engineering is a good option and you can definitely look at it as a change, however, you will have to learn it through a course first and then think of changing your job.
There are short term courses available also for He
Hello Rahul,
Interesting question.
My only suggestion would be that stress completely on the job profile. Experience is what matters to help you secure your future.
So before you say yes to the job, get details of what the job profile is and what it has for you whichyou can make use in the future.
Wish you good luck....
Dear Aspirant,
Definitely, academic performance and command should be considered for future career decision making, but that should not be the only criterion. This is where many students and parents make a mistake while deciding a course.
Your interest in Humanities should not be at all neglected. With Maths and humanities as a combination you can get a good career in life.
I feel, that if you are sure that though you have maths competence you should convince your parents about your interest. It is important that we choose what we love and not just based on the basis of mental acum
Dear Aspirant,
After completing Diploma in Mechanical Engineering it appears that you dropped from the degree engineering course. Your aspiration to become a Design Engineer may be fine, but it will be a wrong turn at this moment.
I strongly suggest that you should complete your engineering degree and then take a turn towards Design Engineering. Mechanical Engineering is actually a good base and foundation for becoming a Design Engineer as a career.
You need to learn the Computer Aided Designing technologies to step into the Designing domain in engineering.
Best wishes
Dear Aspirant,
Immediately look for a job now. After ME, there is no other best way but to get into the industry and start working. What are you waiting for till now?
Try contacting your college, friends, relatives and upload your updated resume on the job portals like naukri.com, etc. Also send your resume to private job consultants and be in touch with them.
Please do not think fo studying more, if you are not wanting to go for teaching jobs. You can get teaching jobs on the basis of your ME, later you may plan for pursuing a PhD.
If you are not interested in teaching jobs, then hittin
Dear Aspirant,
28 years of age seems too old. What have you done after engineering? Did you work somewhere? This information is very important while taking admission to US universities for MS. Your statement of purpose also is very important since you are over age if not having work experience.
You will be required to give GRE Exam to qualify for MS course in US Universities.
Mechanical Engineering is definitely a good branch for further studies in US through a MS degree.
Best wishes
Dear Aspirant,
From Mechanical Engineering you wish to shift to Marketing field. Hope you are a fresher Mechanical Engineer. It appears that your first decision to go to Mechanical Engineering which is one of the core and demanded engineering streams, was not correct.
Now that you are looking for Marketing field as a career, why do you feel that Marketing is the perfect choice for further career? What if this also goes wrong as it did for Engineering?
Though there are many engineers who shift to non-engineering career streams after wasting four years and money, it cannot be the same for
Dear Aspirant,
I would strictly not recommend you to shift to counselling. Health Counselling will not be applicable to you based on your graduation degree. It will be a very way off from the education you have taken. Further Career counselling is not a simple task and randomly done work.
Mechanical Engineering offering so many opportunities, it is really surprising that you are not wanting to do that and shift to counselling.
After BE I would suggest you to look for a job in the industry, gain some years of experience and then consider advicing career aspirants.
Best wishes