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Adhunika Naithani Edit
School Counselor at Step By Step School NOIDA Edit
Noida, Uttar Pradesh
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Adhunika Naithani is a Child Psychologist and is presently working as a counselor at Step By Step School NOIDA. She is well averse with measurement of an individual's psychological attributes, including the knowledge, skills, and abilities a professional need to work in a particular job or profession.Adhunika Naithani, School Counselor at Step By Step School NOIDA, is a career counsellor based at Noida, Uttar Pradesh area. View all career counsellors from Noida
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Hi Shikhar,We are very sorry that we are late in replying to you and I assure you that this will not happen again.As far as deciding a career between navy and air force this is a decision that you might be able to take in a better manner. As both are related to defence you can choose any of them depending on what do you actually think you would be able to handle better.The eligibility criteria for the entrance exam for navy 10+2 Cadet (B.Tec) are having an age of17 to 19 1/2 years on the date of examination, at least 70% marks in Physics, Chemistry and mathematics (PCM) and at least 50% marks
Hello Sandhya,If leaving your job is not an issue then I would suggest you to do an MBA in regular. MBA being a management course if done in regular mode is definitely more beneficial than if done in distance mode. You can prepare for CAT or MAT and try and get into a good college with that, if you are not able to clear that, and if suppose you do not get into a good college then you can do it in distance learning/part time, as then it will not matter that much. You can even opt for an executive MBA.Best Wishes!
Hi Apoorva,There is not much difference in the curriculum of BA or BSc. in mathematics but still if you are a science student you can do a BSc. in mathematics that will be good for you.The decision is yours.Best of Luck!
Hi, [Fashion industry][1] is much more than glamour and fame. MBA in Fashion Management is a course done in order to establish [managerial skills required in fashion industry][2]. The job perspectives are great and you are even offered a great package. You will be placed in the company in the IT department, as merchandiser etc... The course that NIFT offers is one of the best and the placements are also best in the industry. Experience counts a lot in this field.So try and make a wise decision.Best of Luck! [Is Fashion Designer your Ideal Career? Take Ideal Career Test to know -->Click He
Hi Shrutika,No need to worry probably you is into a wrong field. You can just ask yourself what exactly you want to do, the things that you enjoy doing and the ones that you are good at and then can decide what field or career choice would be best for you.You can even take help of the Psychometric Assessment that we offer. It will help you analyze your strengths and weaknesses, your skills, aptitude and interests and then will list down the top three career choices of yours according to these. For that you can follow the link below:/psychometric-career-assessmentBest Wishes!
Hi Naina,First of all you need to complete your graduation, then your masters. After that you can either do an M.Phil. and then a PhD. or you can do a PhD. directly. You will also have to clear the UGC-NET entrance exam for Lectureship. Once all the above stated is done you can easily become a professor in Delhi University.Best Wishes!
Hey Vineeta,You can surely give the NET exam but you are eligible to give only the Lectureship exam. You are not eligible for the JRF as the age limit is 28 years and you have crossed it.Good Luck!
Hey Pallavi,To qualify the UGC NET exam the best is to get your basics clear. You need not study all topics in detail but the clarity of concepts is very important. You should make it a point that you need not leave any topic in your syllabus. Though the syllabus is very vast but each and every topic is very important. So try and cover up as much as possible.While answering the questions during the exam also remember that you need not write big answers, you should stick to the word limit and answer within the same. One more suggestion is that your study should not only stick to your masters bu
Hi Biswajit,You can study further to improve your career. If you have a passion for singing you can learn music and even become a music teacher if you wish you are not satisfied with your present work of a pt teacher. Or you can start a coaching institute at you place for singing classes as well. But for that you will have to learn music yourself.I would be in a better position to answer you if you could tell me in what sense do you want to improve your career as in try some other job or in money terms etc……Best Wishes!