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Query from: ash win, India, 08/10/10

Topic: CAREER ADVICE Submitted on: Ammas.com

Subject: after engg degree with 58% marks

hi, i have completed my b.tech in electronics and communication.i was having many health problems due to which,my aggregate percentage is 58 which is low for getting a job in mnc'c ,even in government job's like atc,isro etc.. its even creating a big barrier for further studies (m tech/mba/ms).now what is my future.now due to this i have no interest in life, is there any single chance to reconstruct my carrer.if any please show the detailed way.i will be thankful to you during my entire life. thanks

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	Response from: karan sharma, Registered Member on Ammas.com Source: This information comes from my own knowledge. if u have some money do distance learning MBA and make more than 65% it is not that difficult OR if u do not have money than look for the job like computer operator in your town.earn some money and then do it. OR if u do not find it work in a call center for some time OR open a demat A/c and start trading in share markets but with a lower brokerage company. OR do Mtech if it is possible leagaly. otherwise make a Mtech degree by any trusted agent with over 65%marks.u can contact me.then u can look for any job. u can also teach in colleges. otherwise take private tutions in the city (Rated by 1 Council Member)

	Response from: Michael C. De Vito, Featured Member on Ask Agent Source: This information comes from my own knowledge. Hopefully your heath has improved to the point you can start over again. I would start at the point just before everything fell apart. Double Check more studies, (school) that could be done to help you, Check qualifications for the type of work you seek, if you have to take work a bit less than your qualifications, take it, this way you have a foot in the door, (as a way of saying) In a word, simply start over. (Rated by 2 Council Members)
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	Response from: Tarkesh Chaudhari, Registered Member on Ammas.com Source: This information comes from my own knowledge. Do Mba if u wish.It would be better option.remember 58% u got doesnt matter now as u want to study further.so u get chance to do well now in whatever u choose to do. U can definitely opt for higher studies now and reconstruct ur career. (Rated by 1 Council Member)

	Response from: KG Anand, Council Member on Ammas.com Source: This information comes from my own knowledge. You can try for M.Tech in the same subject in the same Institute where you should get preference being their own B.Tech Alumini. Otherwise you can try some other similar institutes for M.Tech. Another option is to try for MBA from some 'B' grade management institutes. You may decide one of these two options and try in 'B" grade institutes and I am sure you will succeedd. Best wishes. (Rated by 1 Council Member)
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