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 | Agricultural universities are important for strengthening the economy: Former Union Agriculture Minister Sharad PawarWhile agriculture is one of the specialisations of the university, there is equal emphasis on preparing students for careers in architecture, management, engineering, and other such domains | |
 | Aye aye, captain: Mentors from this IIM Bangalore incubated start-up can help you make that career switchIncubated at NSRCEL, Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, MyCaptain offers several courses through young and clued in mentors who can guide you through your career or help you change careers | |
 | Begin with a clean slate: This start-up by NIT Rourkela students can help you pick the right careerStarted by two students from National Institute of Technology Rourkela, Slate is a start-up that is going to officially launch their operations soon. They want to help students with picking careers | |
 | Catch 'em if you want: Why this fraud examiner course is the coolest thing on the blockCorporate frauds, embezzlement and misconduct cause damage to brand image and rattle investors’ confidence. And to-be-superpower India is at risk the most | |
 | Companies will expect more skills from students: Ma Foi's e-learning platform Etude to upskill students, professionalsEtude will focus on curating need-based programmes from a learner's point of view, added Latha Rajan, Co-founder of the Ma Foi Group | |
 | COVID-19 wreaks havoc with global Class of 2020's hopes of landing first jobsCOVID-19 has thwarted hopes of landing first jobs - important for jumpstarting careers - as employers cut back graduate recruiting plans | |
 | Don't treat young doctors as football in power game, says SC on changes in NEET Super Speciality Exam syllabusJustice Chandrachud said that this examination is very important for the doctor's careers because they have already passed the MBBS exams | |
 | From 400,000 to 30,000: How COVID shattered the dreams of Indian students who wanted to study abroadAs the new session in colleges begins from September in most countries, Indian students will not be able to enroll this year and may have to make alternative choices of institutions and careers | |
 | How Bengaluru start-up JobsForHer can help solve a woman's mid-career crisisTill date, JobsForHer has helped more than 30,000 women get back to their careers after taking a long break. Now, their plans are to help women get into senior positions in corporate companies. | |
 | How COVID-19 has put the spotlight back on science and scientists in IndiaWhile COVID-19 has certainly put the spotlight on the scientists searching for a vaccine, its influence goes wider. The pandemic has ignited a renewed interest in STEM careers and education | |
 | How Dr Rohini Rau conquered everything from Medicine to competitive sailing to motherhoodInternational sailing champion and professional doctor, Rohini Rau, shares her secret to balancing careers and why she decided to make a comeback | |
 | How much time should a child spend on a smartphone? M S Krishnan Kutty on parenting in a post-COVID worldAmrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham's Career Competency man with a plan, he takes us through what he believes parents should be doing to ease either kids' minds after this lockdown and beyond | |
 | Imagination is the future, says Dr R Karthikeyan of Indian Society for Training and DevelopmentDr R Karthikeyan from the Indian Society for Training and Development gives us his predictions of how the scope of careers in this sector will expand with time | |
 | Indians feel armed forces the most trusted profession, politicians the least: SurveyScientists and teachers bagged the second and third places respectively in terms of trustworthiness in professions in India, showed the study | |
 | Keeping up with the careers of the 21st centuryRicha Dwivedi Saklani's debut book The Ultimate Guide to 21st Century Careers aims at familiarising you with emerging jobs |
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