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  1. Asked: July 21, 2025In:

    Mistakes When Applying for a Job Reading Answers?

    Raima Roy
    Raima Roy Professional Professional Content Writer

    Common Mistakes Highlighted in the Reading Passage Listing responsibilities instead of accomplishments. Employers want to know what you accomplished, not just what you were responsible for. Including your life goal. Writing about your personal goals is considered a waste of time. Focus on what the eRead more

    Common Mistakes Highlighted in the Reading Passage

    Listing responsibilities instead of accomplishments. Employers want to know what you accomplished, not just what you were responsible for.

    Including your life goal. Writing about your personal goals is considered a waste of time. Focus on what the employer wants, not what you want.

    Ignoring interpersonal skills. Many applicants emphasize technical skills but forget transferable skills, such as the ability to negotiate effectively.

    Providing irrelevant information. Tailor your resume to the position. Every detail should be relevant to the position you are applying for.

    Failing to connect your previous experience with the new position. If you change fields, clearly show the connection between your skills and the new job.

    Being too modest. Underselling yourself can give a bad impression. Be honest, but highlight your strengths with confidence.

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  2. Asked: July 13, 2025In:

    How to join Merchant Navy with commerce?

    Dulal Kumar
    Dulal Kumar Pundit

    Entering the Merchant Navy with commercial experience is entirely possible, although the path is a little different than for those with scientific degrees. 1. GP Qualification Course This is the most common route for commercial students. Requirements: The minimum grade is passing the 10th grade withRead more

    Entering the Merchant Navy with commercial experience is entirely possible, although the path is a little different than for those with scientific degrees.

    1. GP Qualification Course

    This is the most common route for commercial students.

    Requirements: The minimum grade is passing the 10th grade with at least 40% in English.

    Duration: 6 months of pre-sea training.

    Roles: You will start as a deckhand or engineer (support crew) member, assisting officers on board.

    Career Development: With additional experience and exams, you can advance through the ranks, although becoming an officer through this route requires time and dedication.

    2. CCMC (Certified Course in Marine Catering)

    If you are interested in the hospitality industry:

    Requirements: Pass the 10th or 12th grade with a 40% overall grade and a 40% in English.

    Duration: 6 months.

    Roles: Join as a cook or waiter on ships.

    Career Development: With experience, you can become a head chef or head caterer.

    3. Repeat Year 12 with Science (PCM)

    If you’re aiming for officer positions:

    Why: Officer positions require Physics, Chemistry, and Maths.

    Option: After repeating Year 12 with PCM, you can take the IMU CET and study:

    Diploma in Nautical Science

    Bachelor of Nautical Science

    Marine Engineering Technology

    This option opens the door to higher salaries, faster promotions, and less physically demanding positions.

    Tip: If you choose the GP or CCMC Qualification option, try to secure sponsorship from a shipping company before enrolling at university. This increases your chances of securing a place after training.

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  3. Asked: July 9, 2025In:

    I am a house wife. Are there any part time work from job available for me?

    Sayan
    Sayan Pundit
    This answer was edited.
    Mistakes When Applying for a Job Reading Answers?

    You can start home tuition. I prefer to start with your neighbor's children, then slowly start a tuition batch at home. At begining, charge a minimum fees, then increase your monthly fees. That can be a great start for housewives who want to earn from home.

    You can start home tuition. I prefer to start with your neighbor’s children, then slowly start a tuition batch at home. At begining, charge a minimum fees, then increase your monthly fees. That can be a great start for housewives who want to earn from home.

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