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Work, Career, business, marriage, current situation, future

Sir Pranam, I am currently studying MBA at IIM Udaipur, and I want to know whether I will get a good job or not. When is the job coming to me? I had applied for one good job, the interview went well, but I did not qualify. What remedies can I do for that?

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(Kindly update; details are not confirmed.) An Indian mathematician known for his extraordinary contributions to number theory, continued fractions, and infinite series.

Death by Disease 26 April 1920 (Tuberculosis, age 32),Mathematics/ Statistics (Mathmatician),Nervous Breakdown,Change residence April 1913 (Arrived in London),Suicide Attempt (Threw himself in front of train),Eastern (Brahman),Diet unusual (Diet dictated by his religion as a Braham),Race (East Indian),Solitary/ Introvert (Culturally and intellectually isolated),Education extensive (Madras scholarship, Trinity grant),Exceptional mind (Mathematical genius),Work alone/ Singular role (Isolated by his singular work and being away from own culture),For Numbers (Genius in mathematician),Historic figure (Math genius),Top 5% of Profession,Begin Travel 17 March 1913 (Left India, went to London),Return Home 1919 (Returned to India),Meet a significant person 8 February 1913 (First response from G.H. Hardy, correspondence begun),Anxiety attack February 1918 (Ill and depressed, isolated and lonely),Suicide Attempt February 1918 (Tried to thrown self under train in London)

Death by Disease 26 April 1920 (Tuberculosis, age 32),Mathematics/ Statistics (Mathmatician),Nervous Breakdown,Change residence April 1913 (Arrived in London),Suicide Attempt (Threw himself in front of train),Eastern (Brahman),Diet unusual (Diet dictated by his religion as a Braham),Race (East Indian),Solitary/ Introvert (Culturally and intellectually isolated),Education extensive (Madras scholarship, Trinity grant),Exceptional mind (Mathematical genius),Work alone/ Singular role (Isolated by his singular work and being away from own culture),For Numbers (Genius in mathematician),Historic figure (Math genius),Top 5% of Profession,Begin Travel 17 March 1913 (Left India, went to London),Return Home 1919 (Returned to India),Meet a significant person 8 February 1913 (First response from G.H. Hardy, correspondence begun),Anxiety attack February 1918 (Ill and depressed, isolated and lonely),Suicide Attempt February 1918 (Tried to thrown self under train in London)

Death by Disease 26 April 1920 (Tuberculosis, age 32),Mathematics/ Statistics (Mathmatician),Nervous Breakdown,Change residence April 1913 (Arrived in London),Suicide Attempt (Threw himself in front of train),Eastern (Brahman),Diet unusual (Diet dictated by his religion as a Braham),Race (East Indian),Solitary/ Introvert (Culturally and intellectually isolated),Education extensive (Madras scholarship, Trinity grant),Exceptional mind (Mathematical genius),Work alone/ Singular role (Isolated by his singular work and being away from own culture),For Numbers (Genius in mathematician),Historic figure (Math genius),Top 5% of Profession,Begin Travel 17 March 1913 (Left India, went to London),Return Home 1919 (Returned to India),Meet a significant person 8 February 1913 (First response from G.H. Hardy, correspondence begun),Anxiety attack February 1918 (Ill and depressed, isolated and lonely),Suicide Attempt February 1918 (Tried to thrown self under train in London)