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Do you believe by learning multiple job-oriented skills during a bachelor's program enhances job opportunities and foster innovation?

In India, it often feels like the ultimate goal for many is simply securing a job, rather than pursuing passions or innovation. #CareerGoals #Innovation #India

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Which field is best, if someone choose to build skills in 2024 and get a job in 2026 in IT sector? (Please answer according to India's current IT sector situation)

Currently doing a full time job as Back-end developer and pursuing BCA (2 year) , so should I start learning DSA or prepare for nimcet for MCA Let me know your suggestions or advice.

Started my first job night shifts are very hectic so I am planning to left my job start my buisness soon but I am confused what to do. Anyone want to suggest me please help me.

Hi Everyone Good Evening I am a Tax Consultant, Auditor, GST Practitioner and Education Counselor and Tutor. I have a plan/idea to start a Edtech which provides practical knowledge and skills with job oriented behavioural training with other courses

I am done with the Indian education system. I completed my bachelor's degree and secured a job, but during college, I realized that practical knowledge was not taken seriously. Even practical papers were not given due attention by teachers. My parent

Your innate talent, interest, and passion are what make up specific knowledge; it may seem like play to you, but to others, it may be labour. Since actual mastery outperforms competition, concentrate on your inherent strengths rather than following t