<div>Final-year students are all set to graduate and busy looking for colleges and courses. While some final-year engineering students want to enter the workplace and gain experience, many final-year degree students want to do a postgraduate course and add to their skills. <br /><br /><div>With a plethora of options available, the students tell Metrolife that they want to explore and choose the best one. <br /><br /></div><div>Usha, a final-year degree student, says that she wants to work full time after her graduation as it will give her more time to fulfil her professional commitments and pursue her passion. <br /></div><div> </div><div>“I can’t wait to work full time and get a feel of work life. Currently, I have to manage my academics, projects and part-time work commitments. It gets very hectic at times. I might think of pursing a postgraduate course later but right now, I want to focus on my career,” she notes.</div><div><br />Many want to make the best use of this time and explore all the avenues before deciding on what they should take up in future.</div><div><br />Manisha, a final-year <span>degree student, says that </span><span>she is thinking of studying </span><span>either law or CA depending on what interests her more. <br /></span></div><div> </div><div><span>“Chartered accountancy is a very challenging subject and requires a lot of time and </span><span>focus. Law is equally </span><span>challenging and I am planning to do LLM, a master’s course in law. I want to weigh my options well and then take a decision. I am taking advise from my parents, seniors as well as career counselors so that I make the best decision,” she details.<br /><br /></span></div><div>The final-year engineering students, who have been placed, are all set to enter a new phase in life. </div><div><br />While some are preparing to join the corporate world, others are gearing up to <span>apply in foreign universities for masters.<br /><br /></span></div><div>Srikant, a final-year management student, says that he has been placed and will start working as soon as his semester gets over. </div><div><br />“As I have done an <span>internship earlier, I have a fair idea about how an organisation functions. But joining a company is a different ball game altogether and I am sure it will be a very new experience for me. I have been talking to my seniors about it and they have told me to enjoy this time with friends as it will never come back,” he notes.<br /><br /></span></div><div>It’s a very crucial phase for final-year students indeed. But it looks like most of them have taken a good decision for their future and planned their career well.</div><div><br /></div></div>
<div>Final-year students are all set to graduate and busy looking for colleges and courses. While some final-year engineering students want to enter the workplace and gain experience, many final-year degree students want to do a postgraduate course and add to their skills. <br /><br /><div>With a plethora of options available, the students tell Metrolife that they want to explore and choose the best one. <br /><br /></div><div>Usha, a final-year degree student, says that she wants to work full time after her graduation as it will give her more time to fulfil her professional commitments and pursue her passion. <br /></div><div> </div><div>“I can’t wait to work full time and get a feel of work life. Currently, I have to manage my academics, projects and part-time work commitments. It gets very hectic at times. I might think of pursing a postgraduate course later but right now, I want to focus on my career,” she notes.</div><div><br />Many want to make the best use of this time and explore all the avenues before deciding on what they should take up in future.</div><div><br />Manisha, a final-year <span>degree student, says that </span><span>she is thinking of studying </span><span>either law or CA depending on what interests her more. <br /></span></div><div> </div><div><span>“Chartered accountancy is a very challenging subject and requires a lot of time and </span><span>focus. Law is equally </span><span>challenging and I am planning to do LLM, a master’s course in law. I want to weigh my options well and then take a decision. I am taking advise from my parents, seniors as well as career counselors so that I make the best decision,” she details.<br /><br /></span></div><div>The final-year engineering students, who have been placed, are all set to enter a new phase in life. </div><div><br />While some are preparing to join the corporate world, others are gearing up to <span>apply in foreign universities for masters.<br /><br /></span></div><div>Srikant, a final-year management student, says that he has been placed and will start working as soon as his semester gets over. </div><div><br />“As I have done an <span>internship earlier, I have a fair idea about how an organisation functions. But joining a company is a different ball game altogether and I am sure it will be a very new experience for me. I have been talking to my seniors about it and they have told me to enjoy this time with friends as it will never come back,” he notes.<br /><br /></span></div><div>It’s a very crucial phase for final-year students indeed. But it looks like most of them have taken a good decision for their future and planned their career well.</div><div><br /></div></div>
