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To transition, focus on building technical skills relevant to your target role. Create projects that showcase these skills. Your MBA and sales experience will be a differentiator. Also, your age is an advantage - you're young enough to make a career switch without it seeming odd. Start applying to roles now, even if you don't feel 100% ready. The job description is often a wish list, not a must-have list.

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Go for suitables in your Degree and start learning for tech from online sources, don't for 0 to 10, cause coding and data Analytics need advance skill or atleast level 7-8/10 why ? In 10 months tech is gonna change rapidly It's no more c, and Java it's evolving like anything and for digital marketing, your MBA is enough, tho try online sources and learning platforms

Can I know in which fintech company are you working at

Har Sales wala market m jate hi digital marketer banne ki kosis sab krte h ..but if you start loving going out sales will become dream job

Have you considered going back to freelancing, but with a tech focus? Your graphic design and video editing skills are a great foundation. You could transition into UX/UI design, which is very much in demand in tech. Or, you could specialize in tech-focused content creation.

I'd suggest leveraging your degree rather than starting from scratch in a purely technical role. Look into Product Management - it's a field that requires both business acumen and technical understanding. Your MBA, sales experience, and interest in tech make you a good fit. Start by learning the basics of software development processes, user experience design, and data analysis. Read books on product management and take online courses. Your graphic design skills will be useful in creating product mockups. Network with product managers on LinkedIn and attend tech meetups. This path allows you to be involved in tech without needing deep technical expertise immediately.