After the examination come results, and then admission. So, the admission
fever has just started. The time has just arrived when students had to queue
for hours to get the admission in the best college or varsity, which is
believed as the footnote to push their career at peak. This is the hard and
most precious time not only for students but also for the parents.
As experts to be believed, this will not determine whether your life is a
success or a failure, or whether you live a happy life or not. Life never turns
out the way you think it will, and learning to fail well is what helps you
excel.
In India they are parents who decide on the careers their kids should
follow. For example if a student who got 95 % in his 12th board exam result
were not allowed by the family to choose arts stream. As per to maintain
standard in the society parents want their kids to be a doctor, engineer or
architect nothing less than that.
Hundreds of students end up making bad career choices under pressure
from their parents to choose subjects they think are important to succeed in
life. Depression for not getting the freedom to choose the subjects of their
choice force the students to commit suicide. Many cases have been reported
so far.
Parental pressure dominates children’s career choices even in this century.
They want a secure & financially safe future of their kids. But, children
should be allowed to explore all options & parents too must be willing to
adopt a much mature thinking. There are students who choose their careers
thrust upon them by their parents.
Nowadays, so many careers are coming up which gives an equal
opportunities & packages as other professionals. It’s important for the
parents to talk to their children’s on the same matter. Parents across all
income groups, are petrified about choosing any other subjects less than
engineering etc.
Arts still considered a poor cousin of science subject, even though it offers
plenty of interesting & even well-paying option. A little out-of-the box
thinking is required. Parents should allow their children to dream.
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