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Career Counsellor - Answered on May 30, 2025
Asked on - May 25, 2025
My Son JEE main AIR CRL 8,52,602 & Home State UP OBC 3,21,488, up Board 76% PCM 70.33% hai,
Need Branch ECE, EE-ev, Mathematics & Computing, Instrumentation & Control, please tell option of Government.
Ans: Prem Sir, With a JEE Main CRL of 8,52,602 (OBC-UP: 3,21,488) and 70.33% PCM, securing ECE/EE/Instrumentation in top UP government colleges like IET Lucknow, HBTU Kanpur, or MMMUT Gorakhpur is highly unlikely, as their OBC-HS cutoffs for these branches (e.g., IET Lucknow ECE: ~48,259; HBTU Kanpur ECE: ~38,765 AI/~43,210 HS) far exceed his rank. However, lesser-known AKTU-affiliated colleges (e.g., BIET Jhansi, RKGIT Ghaziabad) or state polytechnics may offer seats in Instrumentation & Control or Electrical Engineering through UPTAC counselling, though cutoffs vary widely. For example, BIET Jhansi’s 2023 OBC-HS cutoff for EE was ~99,382, while MMMUT’s Civil Engineering closed at ~1,62,577 (General). Consider diploma lateral entry or state improvement exams to enhance eligibility. Prioritize counselling participation for niche branches or newer institutes under AKTU, where seats in Mathematics & Computing or Biotechnology may be accessible with relaxed cutoffs. All the BEST for your Son's Admission & Prosperous Future!
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NEET, Medical, Pharmacy Careers - Answered on May 25, 2025
Asked on - May 25, 2025
1- At present and in the coming 4 years, after completing graduation in pharmacy, how correct will it be to compare graduation with engineering, 2- In which field a pharmacist has immense potential and 3- If one completes Master in Pharmacy from an institute like NIPER, then what are the prospects in future, please explain in detail, thank you
Ans: Hi Prem,
There will always be a demand for health-related courses. Engineering, on the other hand, can undergo drastic changes over time. The health sector remains relatively stable in comparison.
Every human being has two eyes, two legs, and two hands. Any changes or issues related to these aspects are addressed by professionals in the health sector. Therefore, the pharmacy field is unlikely to be negatively affected in the future. While technology may bring some changes, they won't be as significant as those in engineering. So, you can confidently pursue a career in pharmacy for a better future without worrying about job security.
Regarding your second query: Pharmacy offers ten different fields to explore:
1. Pharmaceutical formulation (manufacturing)
2. Quality control and quality assurance (analytical R&D)
3. Herbal research
4. Animal testing
5. Microbiology (QC, R&D for vaccines)
6. Hospital/community/clinical pharmacy
7. Marketing
8. Academics
9. Regulatory affairs
10. Entrepreneurship
Whichever field you choose, it’s essential to acquire knowledge and expertise in that area to succeed. The choice is ultimately yours.
As for your third query about NIPER: As you know, it is a central government institution, and the government is investing around1,000 crores in each campus. If you have the opportunity to gain admission to NIPER, don't miss it. More NIPER campuses are expected to open in the near future, including NIPER Madurai, which has been long awaited. I hope the central government (BJP) will make an announcement regarding this soon.
In addition to conventional courses, there are new branches being introduced at NIPER, which promise a lot of development opportunities.
I think i have answered your query.
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There will always be a demand for health-related courses. Engineering, on the other hand, can undergo drastic changes over time. The health sector remains relatively stable in comparison.
Every human being has two eyes, two legs, and two hands. Any changes or issues related to these aspects are addressed by professionals in the health sector. Therefore, the pharmacy field is unlikely to be negatively affected in the future. While technology may bring some changes, they won't be as significant as those in engineering. So, you can confidently pursue a career in pharmacy for a better future without worrying about job security.
Regarding your second query: Pharmacy offers ten different fields to explore:
1. Pharmaceutical formulation (manufacturing)
2. Quality control and quality assurance (analytical R&D)
3. Herbal research
4. Animal testing
5. Microbiology (QC, R&D for vaccines)
6. Hospital/community/clinical pharmacy
7. Marketing
8. Academics
9. Regulatory affairs
10. Entrepreneurship
Whichever field you choose, it’s essential to acquire knowledge and expertise in that area to succeed. The choice is ultimately yours.
As for your third query about NIPER: As you know, it is a central government institution, and the government is investing around1,000 crores in each campus. If you have the opportunity to gain admission to NIPER, don't miss it. More NIPER campuses are expected to open in the near future, including NIPER Madurai, which has been long awaited. I hope the central government (BJP) will make an announcement regarding this soon.
In addition to conventional courses, there are new branches being introduced at NIPER, which promise a lot of development opportunities.
I think i have answered your query.
If you need any further details, post it in rediffguru.
BEST WISHES.
POOCHO. LIFE CHANGE KARO!