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Originally Posted by Unregistered
If you want to be specialist then must slog in public institutions which give 4-5k pay.
Then they sponsor you for masters and pay u salary while you take the masters
So giving a 4-5k pay is good to manage expectations at the start
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Thank you for this - can we please understand how long master courses are typically? Will this duration be factored into the original bond duration?
For example if master is 2 years then total bond served will be 2 + the 4 (bachelors) assuming that one studied in a local university.
What is the typical career path of a specialist after finishing his bond? Do they continue to stay in the public service to gain exposure before heading to the private sector?
What are the pros and cons between public and private?