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“Amin wants to study Music. His father says it is not a suitable choice because you may not get a steady regular income monthly. ““Sheela wants to join the Police Force. The mother is against it because it is not suitable for girls. It is a risky job to choose and you will get transferred very often.” “James wants to be a journalist. His relatives are all discouraging him because newspapers are going out of date. People are more into social media now.” “Cindy’s teacher is encouraging all her students to take up accountancy. It is the only job which is in demand and you can get a job easily. But Cindy hates Maths!”  “Ramon’s friend wants to be a “Fortnight” game player. He says he can easily earn thousands of dollars playing on-line games. Ramon is confused.” How to choose the right course THERE is no such thing as a right course and a wrong course.  One man’s food is another man’s poison.  It is not necessary to follow other people. Remember that “You” want to choose a course for yourself. First of all, you must like the course. If you don’t like the course, the career you will enter is of no use to you. You are not going to work in a career for 30 years, hating every day of your life. You must enjoy what you do. How do you choose a course or career that you like.