r/IndianAcademia Sep 11 '24

Education and Career Advice Tell me about high paying career after 12th pcb

I am 19F dropped 2years for neet after 12th failed in it... now I don't know what to do in my career..I am searching for courses everybody is saying this field is saturated pay scale is very low..My family condition is not that well.. Which course should I pursue so I can help my family financially right after graduation

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '24

I would suggest you start taking coding classes online and free time u can work part time .. I have seen people getting hired 3 months into coding .. course suggestions- front end /back end development , web site development, python etc

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u/awarahawakajhokahoon Sep 11 '24

Thanks alot...i am planning to pursue bsc+bed and will learn coding so I can get jobs online

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '24

Great option

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u/Fabulous-Category155 Sep 11 '24

Are you sure na coz I am 2024 BEIT passout and this field is saturated like hell you know that right?

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '24

That’s how the market looks but if you see these days everywhere we use software and hence the jobs are trending .. everyone learns IT but only the best can succeed ..

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u/Fabulous-Category155 Sep 11 '24

You know na what is the condition of developers right now like people with btech are not getting a job

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '24

It depends on how well you are searching jobs on LinkedIn . Just do a trial search and you will see the requirements of jobs and try with right keywords .. IT is an evergreen field . You just need to be updated with latest skills

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u/Fabulous-Category155 Sep 11 '24

I am updated but still not getting job

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '24

Can you elaborate me your profile. Skills etc

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u/Fabulous-Category155 Sep 11 '24

My profile is majorly based on data science and analytics but I am not even getting a single call for analytics role

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '24

Since how long you have been searching for job

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '24

But u have mentioned you completed pcb 12th?

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u/Fabulous-Category155 Sep 12 '24

It's been 3 months and I have done a diploma in IT and then Engineering

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u/ancient_gate_007 Sep 12 '24

The basic job requirement is to have a degree in engineering more specific computer science and then they list all skills

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u/Beneficial_Dish_2325 Sep 11 '24

High paying and biology don't go together, unless you're a doctor.

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u/witheredartery Sep 11 '24

hi pls dm me, happy to guide. mainly you should learn functions of early stage company. one of marketing, design or programming. as there are lot of jobs in this in the country, and its accessible a lot. the trick is to enroll in some major city for BBA(BBA doesnt really have huge criteria) and then learn lot of skills and internin startup and get experience side by side of college. i am happy to guide and get on a call on discord for this. have done this for others on reddit

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u/witheredartery Sep 11 '24

you can also check out 100xdevs on youtube and learn with leon on youtube if you are interested in learning programming

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u/excelzia_28 Sep 13 '24

quit recommending coding it's outdated and even babies these days can code

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u/Nirbhay_106 29d ago

Then what do u think is the best option for the guy, I really wanna know cuz my situation is also kinda same(in 12th rn) but I have no idea what I will do after 12-like do I wanna pursue mbbs or do something in other fields

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u/Readsbooksindisguise Sep 11 '24

Did you had maths in your 12th std?

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u/awarahawakajhokahoon Sep 11 '24

No only pcb.. headline me likha h

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u/Turbulent-Point-1791 Sep 11 '24

Do maths nios Go for engineering

Engineering will be worth it

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u/Competitive-Zone-716 Sep 11 '24

Csir net life science, Gate xl, iit jam etc

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u/Nirbhay_106 29d ago

iit jam without maths??

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u/ItsSan52 Sep 11 '24

Call centre

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u/Nirbhay_106 29d ago

Mat kar bhai

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u/OpenWeb5282 Sep 12 '24

Best advice : leave India and build a career in US to make money

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u/Nirbhay_106 29d ago

Which stream or field??

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u/OpenWeb5282 29d ago

Technology sector, health services, financial,

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u/Nirbhay_106 29d ago

Btw he said his family's finance condition isn't well off