My academics are brilliant, but the job is average. Any advice

Students are often told that doing well in school is essential for their future success. But do degrees really matter? Does good grades and degrees guarantee a better job and higher income? Namaskar, I, Dr Vinay Bajrangi, will explain why having good degrees might not always lead to high pay.

Good academics but lower pay

You might know of really good students who got top grades, but now they have jobs that pay them less than you'd expect. On the other hand, there are people with less education who earn more. Why does this happen? Astrology can help explain this through career advice.

Astrology says that how the planets were positioned when a person was born can reveal much about their life. Like a life-guide, the birth chart holds answers to many mysteries. Imagine someone known for academic excellence and getting lots of degrees, but when they started working, their pay wasn't great. This could be because astrology talks about different parts of life through different houses in the birth chart. 

There's one part of the birth chart that's about education and another part that's about careers and money. Sometimes, a person's chart might show that they're good at learning and studying – that's the education part. But that part might not be as strong when it comes to making money and having a good job. It's like having one room in the house that's all nice and another room that needs fixing.

So, even though someone might have been a top student and earned lots of degrees, their chart might not be as supportive regarding earning a good income and having a successful career. Conversely, future predictions about someone with less education might have a stronger part in their chart for making money and having a good job.

Astrology helps us understand that life is like a puzzle, with different pieces fitting together uniquely. Just like a house can have different rooms with different vibes, a birth chart shows that different areas of life can be strong or not so strong for different people.

Astrological indications for good education and career

In astrology, some aspects of your birth chart indicate your potential for success in education and career. These include factors like the position of Mercury, which affects learning and communication skills, and positive placements in houses linked to education and higher studies. Jupiter's blessings or its influence can encourage a positive approach to learning, while signs like Gemini and Virgo suggest strong academic potential. The presence of Mars indicates motivation and determination in studies, while Saturn's disciplined influence aids concentration. Similarly, for career success, a strong 10th house, harmonious planetary connections, favourable Sun and Moon placements, and Saturn's constructive aspects play crucial roles. These astrological indicators help shed light on one's educational achievements and career prospects.

But sometimes, one wonders- why I don't earn much even with good degrees? People wonder why they aren't earning much. Astrologically speaking, there are several reasons for this:

Planetary Combinations: Negative positions of career-related planets can hinder job opportunities.

House Placements: Unfavorable placements of these planets can lead to job challenges.

Transits and Timing: Certain transit periods might bring difficulties or delays in job opportunities.

Dasha and Bhukti Periods: Specific planetary periods can impact job prospects.

Karmic Influences: Past-life influences can affect careers.

Planetary Aspects: Challenging aspects between planets can create hurdles.

Aptitude and Soft Skills: Degrees are important, but aligning your career with your passions and strengths matters too.

Remedies: Astrology suggests remedies like gemstones and rituals to balance energies and overcome career challenges.

In simpler terms, astrology shows that while degrees matter, they aren't the only factor for a successful career. Your birth chart's positions of planets and houses, along with your skills and passions, all shape your career journey.