आईपीओ निवेश अटका: मैं एचडीएफसी खाते से अपना पैसा कैसे वापस पा सकता हूं?

Ans: Hello Arnav
Prefer RV if possible.
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Ans: VIT AP is a newer campus. You need to check once.

Ans: Hello Himanshu
Chances are moderate to slim for CSE. If possible, retain the seat in VIT Bhopal if you are satisfied with the allotment.
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Ans: Hello dear
Chances are moderate to slim. Explore more options as a backup.
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Ans: VIT Chennai ECS, better placement exposure, peer group, and campus environment.

Ans: Hello dear
The chances of getting CSE/ECE/ENTC in a government college are moderate to slim. However, you can explore options in private colleges through management or NRI quota. Actively participate in the state-level counseling process to discover more opportunities.
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Ans: Hello KNM
Here is the precedence order: (1) NIT Surathkal (2) NIT Trichy. (3) With 275 in BITSAT, what he is getting is not mentioned.
With an advanced rank of 3200, he has chances of getting into tier 2 IITs, so why you are considering NITs is unclear. As far as possible, drop the idea of Mechanical @ BITs. If CSE is the primary interesting branch, then go with either Surathkal or Trichy, whichever is nearer to your hometown.
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Ans: Income and Expense Overview
You earn Rs.?1.9?lakh monthly.

Your monthly expenses are about Rs.?50,000.

This leaves you with Rs.?1.4?lakh to allocate wisely.

Current Assets Snapshot
FD: Rs.?13?lakh

Mutual Funds: Rs.?2.75?lakh

Equity Shares: Rs.?2.5?lakh

Total Savings: Rs.?17?lakh

Great to see diversified savings across different instruments.

Upcoming Goals
Baby expected in August—education and early expenses

Down payment for 2?BHK in 1–2 years

Continue wealth creation via SIPs

These goals need careful planning and staging.

Short-Term Goal: Baby’s Initial Needs
Your baby’s first year needs budgeting for hospital, baby care, vaccinations, etc.
Set up a 12-month “Baby Fund” of Rs.?3–4?lakh.
Use your FD by booking a short-term debt mutual fund.
Or split across FDs maturing around that period.

This keeps your funds safe and available when needed.

Medium-Term Goal: Property Down Payment
You want to buy a flat in Ahmedabad in 1–2 years.
Typically 10–15% down payment is needed.
Assume 12% of Rs.?50?lakh flat = Rs.?6?lakh.
You must accumulate Rs.?6–8?lakh for down payment.

Use short-term debt or hybrid funds with 1–2 year horizon.
They offer better returns than long FD and are safer than equity.

SIP Strategy and Allocation
You plan to invest Rs.?50–60k monthly going forward.
Let’s build a balanced SIP allocation:

Large/Flexi-Cap Fund: Rs.?15,000

Mid-Cap Fund: Rs.?10,000

Small-Cap Fund: Rs.?8,000

Balanced Advantage/Multi-Asset: Rs.?7,000

ELSS (Tax saving): Rs.?5,000

Child Education Hybrid/Debt Fund: Rs.?5,000

This totals Rs.?50,000. You can use the rest for top-ups in debt or goal funds.

Why Not Index or Direct Funds
No index funds – they passively follow indices and offer no protection during market falls.
No direct plans – they lack professional guidance and behavioural oversight.
Regular active funds guided by a Certified Financial Planner help in staying disciplined and goal oriented.

Professional Assistance Importance
Work via a CFP?linked Mutual Fund Distributor. They help with:

Goal-based portfolio design

Risk-based fund selection

Rebalancing and monitoring

Tax-efficient investment management

This support keeps your wealth plan on track.

Liquid Asset Management
Your FD and savings can be partly directed toward goal funds.
Break down FD as follows:

Rs.?3–4?lakh for baby fund in short-term debt fund

Rs.?5–6?lakh for property goal fund

Remaining stays in FD or hybrid funds

This transition ensures you don’t fully surrender FD’s safety, while adding higher return potential.

Home Loan vs. Self-Asset
You plan to purchase a flat as investment.
But real estate may tie up liquidity and has transaction costs.
Consider this only if returns and rental logic align with your personal goals.
Even if you wait longer, continue building SIPs and making your own “asset” via investments.

Insurance and Protection
You didn’t mention insurance. For your family’s future:

Health Insurance of Rs.?10?lakh or more is recommended

Term Life Insurance of at least Rs.?1 crore for financial protection

Avoid ULIPs or endowments. They are costly and less productive.

Tax Efficiency
Use ELSS SIPs for Section 80C claims

Plan redemptions to keep equity LTCG below Rs.?1.25 lakh every year

Use balanced/det debt to reduce taxable interest on FD

Health insurance premiums are eligible under Section 80D

Tax planning helps your money work smarter.

Monitoring and Review
Review portfolio with your CFP every 6 months

Rebalance to maintain original asset mix

Stop goal funds temporarily once goals are met

Don’t chase new funds or hot picks mid-year

Disciplined reviews keep your plan consistent.

Allocating Monthly Income
From your Rs.?1.9 lakh income:

Rs.?50k expenses

Rs.?50–60k SIPs

Rs.?20k property/baby goal funds

Rs.?20–30k into FD or balance buffer

Adjust these as your home purchase happens or SIPs scale.

After Baby and Purchase
Once baby arrives and property goal is funded:

Baby fund is done sooner

Reserve shifts to education fund for future

Once EMI starts, redirect part of SIP to EMI buffer

As EMI reduces, increase equity SIP again

This flexible approach adapts with your life stage.

Final Insights
You are proactive, budgeting well—keep it up

Create short-term goal buckets for baby and flat

Build a robust SIP portfolio via CFP?guided regular plans

Avoid direct/index funds—opt for active and supported setups

Use insurance and tax planning for protection

Monitor portfolio, rebalance half-yearly, stay disciplined

Let your money work across goals without compromising lifestyle

With this structured 360-degree strategy, you can grow wealth, fund your child’s future, and build assets while remaining financially agile.

Best Regards,
K.?Ramalingam, MBA, CFP,
Chief Financial Planner,
www.holisticinvestment.in
https://www.youtube.com/@HolisticInvestment

Ans: Hello dear.
Here is the preference order (1) CSE GL Bajaj (2) CSE PSIT (3) CSE KIET (4) CSE ABES (5) EE BIT Bangalore (6) EE VIT Bhopal
Suggestion: Prefer CSE @ GL Bajaj if possible. The final decision will be yours.
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