Events at Brainware University: Prospects and Challenges-The Emerging Careers

1. India 2050: Prospects and Challenges- The Emerging Careers The Emerging careers offers a chance to make the field clear for the students. Well, there is nothing more than challenging the objective of your goals and converting them from dream to the reality. As you know with the current ad growing technological advancement, number of opporunities has increased and because of that different types of jobs are coming now a days. So, basically today's generations are more ambitious in creating their own business or startup. No person become successful instantly, they had to spent lots of time on their work, they have worked hard to achieve that goals and become successful. So whatever knowledge, exprience and informations that you have, never hesitate to share with anyone, that will be very useful to other people.

2. Career is a thing that is most important for each and every people's life. For students it's a high time to start learning the skills which they need for a successful career in this fastest growing sector. A genuine research can figure out the fastest Emerging careers in India that suits the most, so that students can get ready for the newer opportunities. It would be far more beneficial if you choose your career more carefully so that students can get the career path which has more potential in future.

3. Events at Brainware University- The Emerging Careers

4. Brainware University has build a platform to providemore exposures to their students where they can add some value and can give their best by organizing a India 2050: Prospects and Challenges- ''The Emerging Careers”. On the occassion of Emerging Career, Prof. Rajiv Malhotra, the Professor and Executive Director of the centre for Development and finance graced the campus along with Mr. Hemant Prakash sharma. In his kynote speech, Prof. Malhotra said that while traditional careers in engineering and medicine continue to be important, all the same. The students of the University said that sooner or later, India, like most of the developing countries will turn into a gig economy. Prof. Malhotra also inspired the students that Education has the biggest equalizing power. He guided students how to influence young lives where you can support the work of a classroom teachers. There are many hobbies and activities you can explore to learn more education and training. He also said that educational institutes can ensure that their faculty , staff and students are able to face to whatever comes next.

6. Therefore, students have take their studies seriously and you will see newer horizons opening upto you. Students got encouraged how to take responsibilities for their own learning and can help them to develop these skills. Prof. Malhotra said that to become a developed country by the 2050, India's policies needs to be corrected in a big way. These policies can get corrected only if the young and working population of this country questions and remains curious. Students are also supported to develop new approaches and ideas o their own which cangive them responsibility for their learning.