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Wow, this will be a fun answer. Recap of the last 10 years of life. Here we go :2010 :Got married in typical 2 states manner :I am from Chandigarh,She is from Chennai,Started the decade as a team with my best half,End of bachelor life ;)Living in PG, late night chats with friendsTeam event, the last one I had at HP2011 :Moved to Singapore,Got the job offer while in India,Left HP after almost 5 years (incidentally, my first and only stint that long with any company!!)First time ever out of India,Working with amazing people, manager, partners all across Asia Pacific.Set up life and career in Singapore,Learnt what a big deal Chinese New Year is!!!!Learnt swimming in Singapore,Did not realise it then, but the move to Singapore was going to be the turning point of my life.Universal Studios, Singapore (after effects of taking 3 roller coasters back to back)Langkawi, Malaysia - Berjaya Resorts2012 :Moved back to India,Got an offer from Flipkart, while in Singapore,Introduction to the e-commerce industry, hooked on since then,Negotiated the same package in Bangalore that I was getting in Singapore,Wife got admission in Germany for her Phd (the real life started for us now),Came to Germany for the 1st time ever,Heidelberg, Germany - start of new life2013 :Resettled in Bangalore after Singapore, working with Flipkart,Met some of the smartest people in my career, worked directly with co-founders and top management,Huge level of professional autonomy, learnt about the Softlines industry,Learnt the impact of data on daily business decisions and hence, revenue,Got exposed to Online marketing and its wonders,Hired professionals who went on to make their mark in company and outside (attended their wedding in 2019),Personally the most challenging year ever - Wife moves to Germany,German Visa was rejected first time - broke my spirit that day,Re-applied for Visa, got it. Took 10 months instead of normal 3 months,Resigned from Flipkart, packed up life from Bangalore, IndiaAt one of Flipkart’s biggest party during that time2014 -2017:The start of life in Germany,Moved in Jan,2014 :Unemployed from Jan,14 to July,14,First job starts - Sacrificed a planned and paid trip to Turkey, due to his job (Big mistake in retrospect, haven’t been to Turkey since then),Set up myself as a professional, set up a professional network across Germany,Left the start up in 9 months to join Amazon, Munich,Did not enjoy the role and work, came back to the start up in Berlin at a higher designation,Worked with the co-founders and CFO to set up the financial department, funding plans and business analysis through this time,Left the company, when both co-founders started fighting, (company went bankrupt soon after),Joined Zalando, Berlin - back to big companies n brands,Went to help a friend in a small company, came back to hear that the CEO wanted me on board,Joined the company and headed the finance team,Traveled every weekend from Berlin to Munich/Heidelberg to be with my wife, learnt all the tricks to book cheap flight/train tickets, andget the travel costs refund in tax returns,Learnt the German working culture, thrived and succeed in making strong professional network,Set up a professional standing for myself in the market,Got my German driving licence during this time, drove on German Autobhans for the first time,Traveled to countless cities during this time :Amsterdam, March 2014Barcelona, Dec 2014Paris, Oct, 20142018 - 2019 :Wife had finished her Phd, so she started her professional life,Officially learnt German language and got a certificate,Applied and got my German PR in 2018,Took on more job responsibilities, participated in company funding rounds,Career was stable, started doing additional things as writing on Quora, learning online marketing in more details,got a lot of questions on career from Quora readers,replied to all of them,My quality of answers was dependent on how good the questions were,Helped an Indian couple in Singapore to relocate to Germany,Guided friends and family on International careers,Visited US, Canada and London for the 1st time ever,Conducted career seminars and workshops in India during my vacations, spending my own money,Set up CDG - Career Development Group for all those who are looking to set up an international career. CDG is 1,000+ members in less than 3 months.In a nutshell, last decade has been nothing short of a roller coaster ride in our life. Here’s to another new decade.2020 - 2029:To make CDG a single stop for accurate and reliable information from professionals who have been there and done it themselves.If you want to know more about how to create international careers, then follow Quora space : CDG - Career Development

I would like to suggest you a good college in Delhi NCR for Engineering. KCC Institute of Technology & Management. KCCITM is located in Knowledge Park 3, Greater Noida. The college is a 7th engineering college under AKTU. Approved by AICTE. It is a wonderful college with an affordable fee structure of 95k yearly.Exhaustive project work and Training are provided in KCCITM campus:Training and certification program in the best 2D & 3D designing by AUTODESK.Certification on various software by Microsoft Imagine Academy & Cisco Networking Academy.Coding and language skills by ORACLE.Professional insights in the field of Robotics & Embedded system by E- Yantra.Leading semi-conductors company ‘Texas -Instruments’ provides effective and efficient knowledge in various fields of Electronics and Communication.Red-Hat Academy helps students to get certified in Linux operating system.An initiative by IIT Bombay for tutorials online is the Spoken Tutorial Programme on the campus.Last but not least is NPTEL ( National Program on Technological Enhanced Learning). KCC is the nodal center for NPTEL programs.The next thing to mention is the Infrastructure of the college. Every college requires an infrastructure that is in accordance with the course and interest of students. Any kind of inadequacy here cannot be acceptable. At KCC, 40 acres of campus with lush green lawns have all the fundamental backing for students. You will get everything even before you ask for it. Everything from Auditorium, Seminar halls, conference rooms, lecture halls to a library, labs, cafeteria, etc. is there on the college premises itself.Overall, KCCITM is a great college at an affordable fee — providing n number of opportunities.Hope this helps.Thanks

The Government of India has launched 50+ schemes for startups in the past few years under its Startup India initiative.The problem is, many people are not aware of the startup schemes and the limitless benefits one can avail, ranging from Startup registration, Startup loans and funding.There are close to 4,400 technology startups being operated currently in India and this number will soon touch 12,000 by 2020 but there aren’t enough startups who are taking advantage of the schemes formulated by the government.If you have a business idea or just starting out a new startup/business, I’m listing down 10 startup schemes out of the 50+ startup schemes introduced by the government of India in the last few years. You can find the full list here.Startup Scheme 1: Support for International Patent Protection in Electronics & Information Technology (SIP-EIT)Industry Applicable: IT Services, analytics, enterprise software, technology hardware, Internet of Things, AI.Eligible For: MSMEs and technology startups in the ICTE sector.Overview: The scheme, launched by the Indian government, aims to provide financial support to MSMEs and technology startup units for international patent filing to encourage innovation and recognise the value and capabilities of global IP along with capturing growth opportunities in the ICTE sector.Fiscal Incentives: Reimbursement will be limited to a total of INR 15 Lakhs per invention or 50% of the total expenses incurred in filing and processing of the patent application up to grant, whichever is lesser.Time Period: The scheme is valid upto 30.11.2019.To know more about this startup scheme by the Indian Government, click here.Startup Scheme 2: Multiplier Grants Scheme (MGS)Industry Applicable: IT Services, analytics, enterprise software, technology hardware, Internet of Things, AI.Eligible For: Startups, incubator/academia/accelerators. Should have projects in electronics & information technology.Overview: The MGS aims to encourage collaborative R&D between industry and academics/R&D institutions for development of products and packages.Fiscal Incentives: The Government grants for individual industry would be limited to a maximum of INR 2 Cr per project and the duration of each project should, preferably, be less than two years. For industry consortiums, these figures would be INR 4 Cr and three years.Time Period: 2-3 yearsTo know more about this startup scheme by the Indian Government, click here.Startup Scheme 3: Software Technology Park (STP) SchemeIndustry Applicable: IT services, fintech, enterprise software, analytics, AI.Eligible For: Software companiesOverview: The STPI has been set up with the objective of encouraging, promoting, and boosting software exports from India. The STP Scheme, by the Indian government, provides statutory services, data communications servers, incubation facilities, training and value-added services. The scheme allows software companies to set up operations in convenient and inexpensive locations and plan their investment and growth, driven by business needs.Fiscal Incentives: Sales in the DTA up to 50% of the FOB value of exports is permissible and depreciation on computers at accelerated rates up to 100% over 5 years is permissible.Time Period: N/ATo know more about this startup scheme by the Indian Government, click here.Startup Scheme 4: Electronic Development Fund (EDF) PolicyIndustry Applicable: IT Services, analytics, enterprise software, technology hardware, Internet of Things, AI, nanotechnology.Eligible For: Startups pursuing innovation in technology sectors like electronics, IT, and nanoelectronics.Overview: The agenda was envisaged to develop the Electronics System Design and Manufacturing (ESDM) sector to achieve “Net Zero Imports” by 2020. The EDF will help attract venture funds, angel funds and seed funds towards R&D and innovation in the specified areas. It will help create a cell of Daughter funds and Fund Managers who will be seeking good startups (potential winners) and selecting them based on professional considerations.Fiscal Incentives: The Electronic Development Fund (EDF) is set up as a “Fund of Funds” to participate in professionally-managed “Daughter Funds” which, in turn, will provide risk capital to companies developing new technologies. CANBANK Venture Capital Funds Ltd. (CVCFL) is the Fund Manager for EDF.Time Period: N/ATo know more about this startup scheme by the Indian Government, click here.Startup Scheme 5: Modified Special Incentive Package Scheme (M-SIPS)Industry Applicable: Technology hardware, Internet of Things, aeronautics/aerospace & defence, automotive, non-renewable energy, renewable energy, green technology and nanotechnology.Eligible For: Startups in electronic manufacturingOverview: The scheme aims to support IPR awareness workshops/seminars for sensitising and disseminating awareness about Intellectual Property Rights among various stakeholders especially in the E&IT sector.Fiscal Incentives: This startup scheme by Indian government provides a capital subsidy of 20% in SEZ (25% in non-SEZ) for units engaged in electronics manufacturing. It also provides for reimbursements of CVD/ excise for capital equipment for the non-SEZ units. For some of the high capital investment projects like the scheme provides for Central Taxes and Duties reimbursement of Central Taxes and Duties.Time Period: N/ATo apply online, one can click here.Startup Scheme 6: Scheme to Support IPR Awareness Seminars/Workshops in E&IT SectorIndustry Applicable: IT services, analytics, enterprise software, technology hardware, Internet of Things, AI.Eligibility: This startup scheme by the Indian government is eligible for educational institutes and industry bodies like MAIT, ELCINA, CII, NASSCOM, FICCI, IESA, ASSOCHAM, etc., DeitY Society(ies) or DeitY Autonomous Body(ies). It is mandatory that the organisation should be registered with the Central Plan Scheme Monitoring System (CPSMS) portal, in order to apply for support for IP Awareness Workshop(s)/Seminar(s).Overview: The scheme provides IP (Intellectual Property) awareness workshops and seminars and funding grants.Fiscal Incentives: The organisations are provided with a grant of INR 2 Lakhs to INR 5 Lakhs. This includes educational institutes – INR 2 Lakhs, industry bodies – INR 3 Lakhs and DeitY Society(ies) or DeitY Autonomous Body(ies) – INR 5 Lakhs.Time Period: The scheme is valid upto 30.11.2019.To know more about this startup scheme by the Indian Government, click here.Startup Scheme 7: NewGen Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Centre (NewGen IEDC)Industry Applicable: Chemicals, technology hardware, healthcare & lifesciences, aeronautics/aerospace & defence, agriculture, AI, AR/VR (augmented + virtual reality), automotive, telecommunication & networking, computer vision, construction, design, non-renewable energy, renewable energy, green technology, fintech, Internet of Things, nanotechnology, social impact, food & Beverages, pets & animals, textiles & apparel.Eligibility: The parent institution should have requisite expertise and infrastructure. This includes a minimum dedicated space of about 5,000 square feet to establish a NewGen IEDC, library, qualified faculty, workshops, etc.Overview: The NewGen IEDC is being promoted in educational institutions to develop an institutional mechanism to create an entrepreneurial culture in S&T academic institutions and to foster techno-entrepreneurship for generation of wealth and employment by S&T persons. As of now, there are total 40+ EDCs and 35 IEDCs in different states.Fiscal Incentives: The NSTEDB startup scheme by the Indian government will provide a limited, one-time, non-recurring financial assistance, up to a maximum of INR 25 Lakhs. Also, non-recurring grants would be provided for supporting working capital cost.Time Period: N/ATo know more about this startup scheme by the Indian Government, click here.Startup Scheme 8: The Venture Capital Assistance SchemeIndustry Applicable: AgricultureEligibility: Assistance under this scheme by Indian government will be available to individuals, farmers, producer groups, partnership/proprietary firms, self-help groups, companies, agri-preneurs, units in agri-export zones, and agriculture graduates individually or in groups for setting up agri-business projects. For professional management and accountability, the groups have to preferably form into companies or producer companies under the relevant Act.Overview: Venture Capital Assistance is financial support in the form of an interest-free loan provided by the SFAC to qualifying projects to meet the shortfall in capital requirements for implementation of the project. The Scheme was implemented during 2012-17 in the XII Plan. SFAC has formed tie-ups with 41 banks to provide financial support.Fiscal Incentives: The quantum of SFAC Venture Capital Assistance will depend on the project cost and will be the lowest of the following:- 26% of the promoter’s equity.- INR 50 Lakhsfor projects located in North-Eastern Region, Hilly States (Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir) and in all cases in any part of the country where the project is promoted by a registered Farmer Producers Organisation, the quantum of venture capital will be the lowest of the following:- 40% of the promoter’s equity.- INR 50 LakhsTime Period: This startup scheme is valid for the period between 2012-2017.To know more about this startup scheme by the Indian Government, click here.Startup Scheme 9: Credit GuaranteeIndustry: Sector-AgnosticEligibility: The scheme is applicable for new and existing Micro and Small Enterprises engaged in manufacturing or service activity excluding retail trade, educational institutions, agriculture, self-help groups (SHGs), training institutions, etc.Overview: The scheme was launched by the Indian government to strengthen the credit delivery system and facilitate the flow of credit to the MSE sector. Lending institutions majorly included public, private, foreign banks along with regional rural banks, and SBI and its associate banks.Fiscal Incentives: Both term loans and/or working capital facility up to INR 100 Lakhs per borrowing unit are being provided. The guarantee cover provided is up to 75% of the credit facility up to INR 50 Lakhs (85% for loans up to INR 5 Lakhs provided to micro enterprises, 80% for MSEs owned/operated by women and all loans to NER including Sikkim) with a uniform guarantee at 50% for the entire amount if the credit exposure is above INR 50 Lakhs and up to INR 100 Lakhs.Time Period: N/ATo know more about this startup scheme by the Indian Government, click here.Startup Scheme 10: Performance & Credit Rating SchemeIndustry Applicable: Sector-agnosticEligibility: MSMEs registered in India are eligible to apply under this scheme. In May 2017, the guidelines were revised which stated that a unit with a turnover of INR 1 Cr or above will be eligible under the scheme. Now the case of rating needs to be recommended by a bank or NBFC.Overview: The scheme aims to create awareness about the strengths and weaknesses of small-scale industries. It was formulated by the Ministry of MSME under the Indian government in consultation with various stakeholders i.e. Small Industries Associations & Indian Banks’ Association and various rating agencies viz. CRISIL, ICRA, Dun & Bradstreet (D&B) and ONICRA.Fiscal Incentives: The incentives are proportional to the turnover of the MSMEs. For instance, up to INR 50 Lakhs, 75% of the rating fee or INR 25,000 (whichever is less) will be contributed under the scheme. For turnover above INR 50 Lakhs to INR 200 Lakhs, 75% of the fee or INR 30,000 (whichever is less) while for turnover more than INR 200 Lakhs, 75% of the fee or INR 40,000 (whichever is less).Time Period: N/ATo know more about this startup scheme by the Indian Government, click here.And there are 40 more startup schemes that you should know about if you’re operating a business in India.P.S. - You can also download this FREE eBook: 49 Startup Schemes By Indian Government to gain in-depth information about all the active startup schemes.To keep track of what’s happening in the Indian startup ecosystem, visit: Inc42 Media - Your Gateway To The Indian Startup Ecosystem