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Counselor Pallavi Singh said that students preparing for UPSC must understand the syllabus. She said that those who do not do so, bring all kinds of books and turn their room into a library. It is not necessary that we study 100%. It is important that we should get 100% even in 50%. The race for admission in the universities and colleges of the city has begun. In such a situation, intermediate pass students and their parents are facing many difficulties in choosing a career. Understanding their confusion, 'Hindustan' organized 'Hindustan Phone In' on Friday. Founder of Aakar IAS and career counselor Pallavi Singh was present as an expert. She provided guidance to the youth and their parents by answering questions like how to prepare for UPSC, in which fields are there career options after doing 12th from PCM stream, how to choose plan B while preparing for practical exams.
I have completed my BA. I want to become a teacher in future, what should I do? Divya Mishra, Lucknow
● You can do B.Ed. After that you can move forward on the path of becoming a teacher by passing CTET or TGT and PGT examination. On the other hand, if you want to teach in a university or any other higher education institution, then do MA after BA. After that you can do PhD by passing NET-JRF examination.
● Understand the syllabus well. Analyze it. You can also join a mentorship program.
1. Before choosing a career, one must try out a mentorship program. This will help in choosing the right career.
2. Before preparing for UPSC or UPPSC, understand the syllabus thoroughly.
3. Students preparing for practical examination should always keep plan B ready.
4. Students studying online should select an institute that provides offline support.
5. In today's era, students preparing for NEET and IIT JEE must go to school. This will increase their ability to think and understand. They will make friends. Mutual understanding will improve. Along with this, personality will also develop.
