How do I know if the engineering field is not right for me?
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8 years ago
This is "THE" right question to ask. All your family, friends and everyone you meet will keep telling you to take up a professional career. But which one, you'll ask? Then they'll tell you to go for whatever you have interest in. But how on earth will you know if you have interest in Medical, Social
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8 years ago
Hey there.
It is a question that many students face now a days. So let's start.
Firstly, see if you have interest in physics, maths or chemistry as such. If you hate all these subjects you surely won't love engineering. This is because physics and maths are a foundation for many subjects in engineer

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8 years ago
Hi,
This is only you who can answer well and it's all about your interest and choice how you would like to give a shape to your career. If you love science and Physics, Chemistry and Maths as subjects. In your engineering, most of the time, you are going to live with them.
It's vitally your choice

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8 years ago
Hi,
It starts happening in 9th or 10th standard only if you just observe your interest in studying specific subjects.
If you love studying tissues, cells, bones - in short biology, then probably you would want to pursue a degree in the medical field. The same continues to happen in 11th and 12th a

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8 years ago
First of all, mathematics is the base of all parts of engineering. If you are weak in mathematics, then you must think once before opting engineering. Engineering is the field where you apply your knowledge and studied theories. Nowadays, the quality of engineering has been deleting as the students

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8 years ago
Most Indian engineers today are unemployable, and the sole reason behind this is that they have no clue about what they want to pursue, and therefore, they take up engineering, which provides immediate employment. Employment in this sector is however, limited to the IT industry, in most colleges, Th

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3 years ago
Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Think about the pros and cons of your current role, and consider how they might come into play in a new opportunity in engineering. No job is perfect, but if you tend to enjoy being hands on with problem-solving and enjoy working with technology, engineering might be
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5 years ago
Factors that affect your career choices, peer pressure, friends and family. Do not become a victim of wrong career selection. Take a scientific career assessment to know what's the right career path for you.

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7 years ago
Take the aptitude test, it is one of the best test to find out one's interest and strength and weakness and IQ. After taking that you can evaluate yourself. Also, think from your core what you really like or have interest. See, liking is different and passion is different. If you are passionate abou
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7 years ago
First, sit and think whether you really feel the urge to study. For example, if you are not able to solve a difficult question of physics what would you do? Will you get irritated or take it as a challenge and you feel that these difficult questions interest you? If you find solving these difficult
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