Need help with career

Bhai you are just 20 so you have got plenty of time to figure it out and why dont you try to go out in a field where you can can use your artistic skills?

You can try your hands on Game design , UX UI , Animation, prodcut designing Web designing.... etc..Designing is evrywhere ...is there any specific interests within the creative field?

Hey bro the world is your canvas, and there are countless paths to explore. While graphic design is a great option but don't limit yourself. What kind of art do you specialize in ?

i would say you just keep working on your skills, so that you don't have to say that you are average. good luck.

Hey, I am into arts and had my own business as well. But then I simultaneously joined the corporate world, wasn't able to that full time because most my time was going in the office, commute etc and eventually gave that up. If you want to pursue that full time then I wouldn't suggest stepping in corporate but then if you need funds to grow further you can take a break and join In order but if you think you can handle both of them without getting exhausted you can do that as well. And as far as the degree is in question , even I didn't have a degree I was working on an intermediate basis , I did CEC. And I have been working for 3 years now, so stepping into anything in corporate or anywhere else doesn't necessarily need your degree. It's not mandatory, it doesn't define anything.

Try a creative career like UI/UX or Content Management, Copy Writing. You can figure out based on your interest what job role will suit you

Hi there, Can you answer these questions? 1. What specific skills or tools have you learned as an artist or while exploring graphic design? 2. Are there other creative or technical skills you've picked up, even casually? 3. Apart from graphic design, are there activities or tasks you enjoy doing? 4. Is there a field or industry you’ve always been curious about but haven’t explored yet? 5. When you say you prefer a desk job, do you mean something structured or more creative? 6. Do you enjoy working independently, or do you thrive in team-based environments? 7. How much time are you willing to invest in learning new skills or transitioning to a different career path? 8. Are you open to pursuing certifications or short-term courses to enhance your employability? 9. What does "growth" mean to you in a career—financial stability, job security, creative freedom, or skill development? 10. What motivates you the most: solving problems, helping others, creating something new, or achieving financial success?

You're just 20! Get a degree , Start preparing for government jobs and keep learning new skills as a back up.

Without a degree, you don’t stand a chance in most careers...Companies won’t take you seriously.