Ravi Kishan's career must offer Ravi Kishan both intellectual stimulation and diversity. Ravi Kishan like to do many things at one time, and probably will have two professions.

Ravi Kishan's inherent push and go are very useful acquirements. Whilst others are debating, Ravi Kishan is acting, and it is the early bird that gets the worm. Ravi Kishan should cast away all thought of taking up a profession or occupation that requires polish and gentleness. Ravi Kishan is far too practical to bother about surface qualities. They irritate Ravi Kishan Ravi Kishan is a person of action and prefer rough and ready efficiency to anything else. Ravi Kishan could play the part of an explorer admirably, both in real life and on the films. Ravi Kishan would be far better as a surgeon than as finance consultant. At any job where skill in making things was needed, Ravi Kishan would succeed. Engineering may be cited as such a job. There are many occupations at sea which would suit Ravi Kishan extraordinarily well. As an aviator, Ravi Kishan would display the requisite pluck and daring. There are endless fields for Ravi Kishan's energies in work connected with land. Not only would Ravi Kishan make an excellent farmer, but Ravi Kishan would do equally well as a surveyor, a mining engineer and a prospector.

In financial matters, Ravi Kishan would have weight and authority. Ravi Kishan will be successful in carrying out Ravi Kishan's plans if not hampered by partners. So, as far as possible, avoid partnership businesses. Ravi Kishan have to work very hard against many disadvantages during Ravi Kishan's early years. In spite of this, Ravi Kishan may expect to gain a considerable amount of financial success, also position and prominence due to Ravi Kishan's own superior mentality, not dependent on what is called luck or chance. It would be best for Ravi Kishan to work out Ravi Kishan's plans alone. Ravi Kishan is likely at times to strike some odd inventions that will be lucky for Ravi Kishan and Ravi Kishan will be liable to make money in peculiar way off the beaten tract.