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Did the same thing 3yrs after graduation having 6figure salary now. Go for it!!

I did the same 1.5 years back

I believe in the same! Did undergraduation, and now was so much confused whether to get Masters or not. Because being in this generation when later people will ask about your ed. you'll have to say bachelor's. Irrespective of what job and what pay you get. But padhai toh utni hi ki hai na. These all thoughts were killing me from inside. To take the right decision. Then for now I have decided to continue with my Job and just with that bachelor's degree. Work on my Skills and get a good job! Kyunki degree se sikhne nhi milega, sirf naam ki hai.

What degree you did btw?

Where is the Risk?

People will push you for whatever they deem fit for you. Might have missed it out but what THEY deem fit for you. You know what is risk? People selling their last bits of properties, saving towards a business, jumping off a cliff without a proper gear is another. You’re taking too much pressure for what’s a very normal third world problem, I’ve went through it too, probably millions other.

our approach is bold and modern. As long as you stay committed to continuous learning and skill development, you can definitely make a successful career without a master’s degree.

I understand your frustration, but dismissing further education entirely might be short-sighted. A master's degree can open doors that might otherwise remain closed, especially in India where degrees still carry significant weight

Its not risky at all, if you are doing MBA and and paying lakhs and getting a penuts Salary job is Risky.

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I've done mba and have 3 years of work experience and still feel like I should go for some practical skills which mba unable to provide

Good for you, get all the soft skills you can, perfect time for your growth.

You might find it hard to prove your skills without formal qualifications. Many employers still prioritize degrees over self-taught skills, no matter how proficient you are. It’s a tough reality, but it’s the truth.

Yes, first of all try to strengthen your portfolio, do more projects, spend some time in searching freelancing websites, pick one platform to showcase your practical knowledge, there are enough pages are for job holdings, maintain good connections. All the best 🤞

You’re on the right track brother!

Why don't you work in startup

Risk means left the current job build the startup or start pursuing your passion rather focus job oriented skills

There is no risk in your plan