India's Shifting Career Landscape: Beyond Engineering and Medicine

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India's traditional middle-class ambition focused on engineering and medicine is evolving.
A new generation seeks meaningful work aligned with personal interests, driven by AI, digital businesses, and startups.
While traditional fields remain respected, skills, adaptability, and impact are increasingly valued over degrees.

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India's traditional middle-class ambition focused on engineering and medicine is evolving. A new generation seeks meaningful work aligned with personal interests, driven by AI, digital businesses, and startups. While traditional fields remain respected, skills, adaptability, and impact are increasingly valued over degrees.

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