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What is freedom? Freedom is the right to choose; the right to create for oneself the alternatives of choice. Without the possibility of choice and exercise of choice, we are not human beings but only inanimate objects. Fortunately, we are now living in a world full of choice; even in the selection of ice-cream or soaps, there is so much choice that we find it difficult to choose and some people feel that we actually suffer from what may be called choice fatigue !
Thanks to the tremendous growth and diversification in all spheres of life, the educational spectrum is crowded with a variety of courses in every conceivable field; most of the courses offered are practical and job-oriented and as a result, there is an array of career options available. Students are becoming smaller and they are learning to take intelligent decisions based on what is right for them. A good way to choose one's career path is to match one’s strengths and aptitudes to the opportunities and threats in the job market of tomorrow’. There are career guidance cells and centres in most colleges and universities from w here one can get detailed information on career options.
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Read the following passage and answer questions 186-190: What is freedom? Freedom is the right to choose; the right to create for oneself the alternatives of choice. Without the possibility of choice and exercise of choice, we are not human beings but only inanimate objects. Fortunately, we are now living in a world full of choice; even in the selection of ice-cream or soaps, there is so much choice that we find it difficult to choose and some people feel that we actually suffer from what may be called choice fatigue !
Thanks to the tremendous growth and diversification in all spheres of life, the educational spectrum is crowded with a variety of courses in every conceivable field; most of the courses offered are practical and job-oriented and as a result, there is an array of career options available. Students are becoming smaller and they are learning to take intelligent decisions based on what is right for them. A good way to choose one's career path is to match one’s strengths and aptitudes to the opportunities and threats in the job market of tomorrow’. There are career guidance cells and centres in most colleges and universities from w here one can get detailed information on career options.
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