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Dr Nagarajan J S K |650 Answers |Ask -Follow
NEET, Medical, Pharmacy Careers - Answered on Jun 03, 2025
Asked by Anonymous - Jun 03, 2025Hindi
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NEET attempts failed, grad: Is MPH my right path?
Ans: HI,
Why couldn't you succeed? The reason may be that you completed your undergraduate degree simultaneously. If you had planned properly, you would have been able to pass the NEET exam. Unfortunately, that didn't happen.
NO. Once again, you seem to be making a mistake. Why did you choose Public Health? Do you understand its scope? If you don't, then why are you pursuing it?
Let me remind you that anyone can appear for NEET after completing a BSc. Here are the requirements.
B.Sc. Examination of an Indian University provided that he/she has passed the B.Sc. Examination with not less than
two of the subjects Physics, Chemistry, Biology (Botany, Zoology)/Biotechnology and further that he/ she has passed
the earlier qualifying examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English.
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Why couldn't you succeed? The reason may be that you completed your undergraduate degree simultaneously. If you had planned properly, you would have been able to pass the NEET exam. Unfortunately, that didn't happen.
NO. Once again, you seem to be making a mistake. Why did you choose Public Health? Do you understand its scope? If you don't, then why are you pursuing it?
Let me remind you that anyone can appear for NEET after completing a BSc. Here are the requirements.
B.Sc. Examination of an Indian University provided that he/she has passed the B.Sc. Examination with not less than
two of the subjects Physics, Chemistry, Biology (Botany, Zoology)/Biotechnology and further that he/ she has passed
the earlier qualifying examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English.
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Asked on - Jun 03, 2025 | Answered on Jun 03, 2025
ListenSir, can you suggest any other course for me? I'll be highly grateful
Ans: HI,
What is the major and ancillary subjects in UG?
What is the major and ancillary subjects in UG?
Dr Nagarajan J S K |650 Answers |Ask -Follow
NEET, Medical, Pharmacy Careers - Answered on Jun 03, 2025
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Confused! VIT B.Tech or Christ B.Sc for Biotech?
Ans: HI,
You can proceed with the B.Tech in Biotechnology at VIT. Generally, the B.Tech program lasts four years, while the B.Sc program is three years. I'm not sure which option you preferred at Christ University—was it the B.Sc or the B.Sc (Hons)?
If you preferred the B.Sc (Hons), I recommend comparing the syllabi of both colleges to see which curriculum has a stronger focus (flavor) on biotechnology. Whichever program emphasizes biotechnology more, you should select that specific college.
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You can proceed with the B.Tech in Biotechnology at VIT. Generally, the B.Tech program lasts four years, while the B.Sc program is three years. I'm not sure which option you preferred at Christ University—was it the B.Sc or the B.Sc (Hons)?
If you preferred the B.Sc (Hons), I recommend comparing the syllabi of both colleges to see which curriculum has a stronger focus (flavor) on biotechnology. Whichever program emphasizes biotechnology more, you should select that specific college.
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My son's Thapar Mech choice (Chandigarh): How are placements?
Ans: Hi Rishu,
Achieving a CGPA of 9.5 or 10 is quite easy, but success in interviews is a different story. Very few students actually succeed in interviews, and not everyone manages it. While many institutions are working hard to place their students, a candidate's performance in an interview greatly depends on their own preparation. Without proper preparation, even the best institutions may not be able to help them succeed.
Encourage your son to acquire knowledge and skills related to his subjects. After two years, he should consider pursuing additional courses that relate either to his main subject or to interdisciplinary topics. This will enhance his employability in the industry. It's also important to note that many students lack soft skills, which are crucial for securing a job. Therefore, insist that he develops both soft and hard skills to ensure he is employable once he completes his course.
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Achieving a CGPA of 9.5 or 10 is quite easy, but success in interviews is a different story. Very few students actually succeed in interviews, and not everyone manages it. While many institutions are working hard to place their students, a candidate's performance in an interview greatly depends on their own preparation. Without proper preparation, even the best institutions may not be able to help them succeed.
Encourage your son to acquire knowledge and skills related to his subjects. After two years, he should consider pursuing additional courses that relate either to his main subject or to interdisciplinary topics. This will enhance his employability in the industry. It's also important to note that many students lack soft skills, which are crucial for securing a job. Therefore, insist that he develops both soft and hard skills to ensure he is employable once he completes his course.
BEST WISHES.
POOCHO. LIFE CHANGE KARO!
Dr Dipankar Dutta |1538 Answers |Ask -Follow
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My OCI son's 98%: IIT general quota for him?
Ans: Criteria Eligibility for Your Son (OCI, Canadian Citizen)
JEE Main (NITs/IIITs) Eligible (General Category only)
JEE Advanced (IITs) Eligible (General Category only)
State Government Colleges (Gujarat) Possible under ACPC; check if general/NRI quota applies
Fee for IIT/NIT Indian general category fees if admitted via JEE
Fee for State Colleges Normal fees (if general quota); High if NRI quota
Prepare for JEE Main/Advanced if aiming for IITs/NITs.
Check with ACPC Gujarat for general quota eligibility in govt. colleges.
Keep all documents ready: OCI card, domicile (if any), birth certificate, and 10th marksheet.
Consider backup options like DASA scheme or private colleges with NRI quota if needed.
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JEE Main (NITs/IIITs) Eligible (General Category only)
JEE Advanced (IITs) Eligible (General Category only)
State Government Colleges (Gujarat) Possible under ACPC; check if general/NRI quota applies
Fee for IIT/NIT Indian general category fees if admitted via JEE
Fee for State Colleges Normal fees (if general quota); High if NRI quota
Prepare for JEE Main/Advanced if aiming for IITs/NITs.
Check with ACPC Gujarat for general quota eligibility in govt. colleges.
Keep all documents ready: OCI card, domicile (if any), birth certificate, and 10th marksheet.
Consider backup options like DASA scheme or private colleges with NRI quota if needed.
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Tech Careers and Skill Development Expert - Answered on Jun 03, 2025
Asked by Anonymous - May 31, 2025Hindi
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SC, aiming for CSE: What score cracks IIT/NIT for me?
Ans: NIT Trichy, Surathkal, Warangal 96–98+ Top 100–300 (SC Rank)
NIT Calicut, Rourkela, Jaipur 94–96 Rank 300–600 (SC Rank)
Lower NITs (e.g., NIT Patna, Agartala) 85–90 Rank up to 1500–2000
IIT Bombay, Delhi, Madras Rank 1–80 (very tough)
IIT Roorkee, Guwahati, BHU Rank 150–300
Newer IITs (e.g., IIT Jodhpur, Bhilai) Rank 300–500
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NIT Calicut, Rourkela, Jaipur 94–96 Rank 300–600 (SC Rank)
Lower NITs (e.g., NIT Patna, Agartala) 85–90 Rank up to 1500–2000
IIT Bombay, Delhi, Madras Rank 1–80 (very tough)
IIT Roorkee, Guwahati, BHU Rank 150–300
Newer IITs (e.g., IIT Jodhpur, Bhilai) Rank 300–500
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