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Ans: Dear Sir,

Based on my understanding, no one usually requests a birth certificate at this age. Your inquiry relates to the period before and after independence. In those days, they would accept the SSLC book if you didn't have a birth certificate. However, I am not sure if that was the case during your time.
Instead, you can present your Aadhaar card, which likely includes your original date of birth. You can utilize that information.

If my response doesn't fully address your concerns, I recommend consulting a Notary Public for further assistance.

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Ans: Hi Bishweswar,

In which subject—Physics, Chemistry, or Biology (PCB)—does she excel? Based on her marks, she appears to be an average student. You will need to consider her future prospects. After completing her undergraduate or postgraduate studies, she will be looking for a job. If she chooses to pursue biotechnology, it might be challenging to find employment in the industry, especially since her marks in PCB are below 60%. Typically, industries prefer candidates with at least 70% marks.

Given these circumstances, I suggest that she consider a nursing course, especially since there are excellent opportunities available in this field for women. This could be a more promising path for her future.

This is my recommendation.

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Ans: Hi
What marks did you score in NEET 2025?

Ans: Hi Marks,

I understand that you initially applied under the general category, but now you wish to apply for EWS. Is that correct?

I want to caution you that this change in your application could raise suspicions about your intentions and activities. Ideally, you should have submitted the EWS application from the outset. If you have obtained the EWS certificate recently, it may still be valid, even if your initial application was submitted earlier for administrative reasons. However, it must be genuine.

If the agency suspects any inconsistencies, you could find yourself in a difficult situation. Since you initially declared yourself as belonging to the general category, switching to EWS later may lead to complications. I strongly advise against taking shortcuts, as it could result in serious consequences down the line.

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Ans: Hi Nidhi,
greetings.
According to the prospectus, you are not eligible for admission to KIIT for the B.Tech in Biotechnology program.
The basic requirement for B.Tech and M.Tech in Biotechnology is that you must pass 10+2 or an equivalent exam with at least 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology/Biotechnology combined.

Since you have only achieved 50%, I recommend considering other courses such as Nursing or Pharmacy instead of Biotechnology.

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Ans: Hi,

Punjab is not a district; it is a state. To gain admission into an undergraduate (UG) program, you must either write an entrance exam or go through the state selection board. Given this context, it is challenging to provide specific advice.

If you are interested in pursuing pharmacy, visit the website of the respective college to find information about the Standards of Instruction for Pharmacy (SIF) through the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI). The institution may have shared important details about their programs. You can choose colleges based on their infrastructure.

Don’t focus solely on placements. If you have the right skills, you will naturally secure a placement. However, do not stop at completing your UG; you should also aim to pursue a postgraduate (PG) program, as it will provide you with more exposure.

If financial constraints prevent you from pursuing PG studies, consider entering pharma marketing after completing your UG. There are plenty of opportunities to excel in marketing.

If you would like get more information, please come to me with a selected list of colleges, and I will be able to assist you further.

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Ans: Hi,
There are many parameters that need to be decided, perhaps between 350 and 580.

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Ans: Hi, you have shared the marks of the board and entrance exams. Which course are you planning to pursue? You did not share that detail. Kindly share the information so that I can help you.

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Ans: Hi Rajiv,
As your son born in Maharashtra, you cannot claim a domicile certificate from Maharashtra. To be eligible for a domicile certificate, one needs to have resided in the state for the last 15 years. Therefore, having only a birth certificate is not sufficient. I hope I have answered your question.

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Ans: Hi Fathima,
Your query is very brief and lacks sufficient detail.
Could you please explain why you want to take the improvement exam? Is it necessary?
Kindly share more details about your query so I can assist you better.

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Ans: BE TRANSPARENT AND GUNUINE. DONT TRY TO TAKE SHORTCUTS TO OBTAIN A DOMICILLE CERTIFICATE. THIS CONCERNS YOUR YOUR DAUGHTER'S FUTURE.

Regarding your query about the domicile certificate, she needs to prove that she has been residing in that particular location for the last seven years. However, in your case, she has only been present for six years, as she went to the U.S. in between. If this was on a tourist visa, that might be acceptable, but if you obtained a green card or another type of visa during that time, you should have supporting evidence.

Based on this information, it appears that you may not be eligible for the domicile certificate. It might be better for her to seek admission through the NRI quota. However, never resort to shortcuts. Remember, in today's India, traceability is very easy.
If you are still not convinced by my answer, please consider consulting a notary public for assistance with this issue.

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Ans: As of today, the situation is as follows: if you want a position in a good company, you need to have a minimum of 70% in your HSC and 10th standard, and you must achieve this in your first attempt to be considered for an interview. Additionally, many people waste years trying to attain 75% marks.

Since you are interested in engineering, consider joining an engineering course without taking the JEE (Joint Entrance Examination). After completing your undergraduate degree, you can take the GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) to enter a reputable engineering program that also offers a stipend.

While pursuing your undergraduate degree, make sure to acquire skills relevant to your goals. Instead of wasting time, whether through legal or illegal means, focus on your education and career path.

If you need financial assistance, you can reach out to the Vidyalakshmi Portal for support.
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Ans: Hi Sir,

Greetings! I believe that the NEET 2025 results have not been declared yet. Are you referring to NEET 2024 instead?

Regarding the next part of your question, she can opt for BNYS (Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences). At this point, there is no need to take NEET, so she can choose to pursue BNYS.

As for the comparison between Pharmacy and Biomedical Engineering, Pharmacy is generally considered a better option than Biomedical Engineering. However, it's important to assess whether she excels in chemistry or mathematics first, as this will guide your choice.

If you have any further questions, please feel free to provide more details.
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Ans: Hi Amit,
Please let me know why you are focusing on achieving 75% in HSC. By opting for a third attempt, I think you are wasting time.

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Ans: Hi Prirhvi,

Based on your query, there are two main issues to consider:

1. You want to take a break (which may be partial or full).
2. You want to pursue a BSc in Zoology.

Before making any decisions, take some time to think and analyze your situation.

Firstly, evaluate your marks in the HSC and your recent NEET exam scores (if you have appeared for NEET 2025). If you have completed both exams, focus on turning your weaker subjects into strengths. Be prepared to answer any questions someone may pose. Without this preparation, taking a break may not be effective.

Secondly, if you decide to take a gap year, you should not also consider studying another course concurrently, as this could divert your attention and hinder your main goal. Remember, undergraduate courses are semester-based, meaning you will need to manage both NEET preparation and your regular UG courses (including internal exams, semester exams, etc.). Juggling both can be quite challenging.

If you believe it is possible to manage both, I suggest that instead of choosing Zoology for your UG, you consider subjects like Chemistry or Physics. These subjects are foundational and can be better understood through regular UG coursework. Therefore, you should not worry too much about that particular subject. However, it’s not advisable to select Zoology and take a break for NEET preparation at the same time. If you have doubts in Physics or Chemistry, you can seek clarification from your lecturers.

In summary, my suggestion is to concentrate on one goal and work towards achieving it.

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Ans: Hi Saman,
Your question is unclear to me.
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Ans: Hi,
Please clarify whether your preference order is based on the course or the institution.
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Ans: When filling out the application form, remember to be alert, careful, and confident. You're applying for your future, so there's no need to panic.

Additionally, there is no issue with the records; they pertain specifically to Kavya M.S. and not Kavya MS, so you can proceed.

Another important piece of advice: DOWNLOAD the UMANG app and retrieve all your mark sheets and certificates. This will be helpful in case any issues arise, so DONT DELAY!

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Ans: Hi Mari,

You are a citizen of India and currently pursuing your medical studies in Russia. Once you complete your medical degree abroad, you will need to take the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) to obtain a license to practice in India.

In India and many other countries, students must complete an entry and exit examination before joining a medical program. After finishing your course, graduates are required to pass a licensure exam before they can proceed to an internship (house surgeon).

As you are from India, the first step for you is to complete the licensure exam. If you wish to practice medicine in other countries, you will also need to pass their respective exams and obtain eligibility.

I hope this answers your query.

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Ans: Hi Mamta,
Greetings! Before I comment, what is your plan? Would you like to pursue medicine or engineering? Please share the details so that I can provide suggestions accordingly.

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Ans: Hi Rishitha,

Having two different mark sheets is not a problem, but the main issue is stability. Earlier, you made a decision, and now, two years later, you’re considering a different option. This can make it seem like you're not keeping up with others.

Moving forward, please take the time to think carefully before making decisions. Don’t just follow your friends and relatives; remember that each person is unique. Take the time to identify what makes you unique and use that to guide your path.

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Ans: Hi,
Could you please provide me with a few more details? Thank you!

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Ans: Hi Shivanshu,
Since law is a theoretical-oriented course, you most likely need not wait for next year. It is advisable to complete the arrear exam as soon as possible for future purposes. Don't delay.

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Ans: Yes, 41% is a low score. This may be due to several factors:

1. Choosing the wrong subjects.
2. Distractions caused by electronic devices.
3. Following friends in selecting subjects.

Now, what is your plan? If you want to reappear for the exam, ask yourself the following questions before proceeding:

- Why do you want to reappear?
- Which course do you want to choose?
Please share your marks and the course you wish to pursue so that I can make a suggestion.

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Ans: Hi Sir,
Greetings. If possible, could you please provide her scores in HSC and NEET (subject-wise) so that I can suggest a better idea?
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Ans: Hi Chandra,

Many students show interest in writing the NEET exam primarily to add "Dr." as a prefix to their names. This profession not only offers a prestigious title but also provides financial stability throughout their lives, unlike many other career options. This is a significant reason why students and their parents are choosing medical courses.

If you're considering the prefix "Dr." before your name, you might also want to explore courses in Indian medicine.
The following are courses offered under Indian Medicine:

1. Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS)
2. Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS)
3. Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery (BUMS)
4. Bachelor of Siddha Medicine and Surgery (BSMS)
Let us compare the basic differences between MBBS and BAMS so you can decide what you want.

What are the advantages of Ayurveda over Allopathy?

While Allopathy focuses on treating symptoms, Ayurveda aims for holistic treatment. The only drawback is that Ayurvedic treatments may take a bit more time. If you decide to pursue a Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS), it's essential to learn about the concepts of Vata, Pitta, and Kapha (VPK). Every individual is unique, and understanding their VPK balance is key to providing effective treatment. If you can identify which dosha is predominant in a patient, you can tailor treatments accordingly, leading to greater patient satisfaction.

Given these factors, I suggest that pursuing BAMS could be a good option instead of MBBS.
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Ans: Hi Manoj, the question is not very specific, but you expect a more specific answer.

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Ans: Hi Pramod,

What was your percentage of marks in 10th grade? I'm curious why you scored lower in HSC. Before I provide my thoughts, could you please share which subjects you are interested in? That will help me comment more effectively.

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Ans: Hi Chandra,

I’m sorry to say that education is not like a vegetable market or a biryani stall; it's not something that can be resolved in a single day. Education is about building a career.

If you want quality education, you must be willing to invest money. To find the best college in Uttar Pradesh, you need to gather information about the college's and hospital's infrastructure.

In your undergraduate studies, you will gain basic knowledge, and after completing your postgraduate studies, you will become an expert. The most important aspect of this education is that you need to learn the skills. Skills are more important than just knowledge.

To gather the necessary knowledge and skills, follow my advice and analyze the following factors:

1. The selected college should be in a convenient location (it shouldn't be in a remote area).
2. Investigate the bed occupancy rate of the hospital (number of inpatients).
3. Check the flow of outpatients.
4. Assess the infrastructure of the hospital.
5. Evaluate the infrastructure of the college.
6. Look at the faculty-to-student ratio to see if it meets the required norms.

By analyzing these factors, you can easily identify the best college for your education.

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Ans: Hi,

I believe you might have completed the NEET for the second time on May 4, 2025, is that correct? What score are you aiming for? If you achieve a good score, you can aim for GMC; otherwise, consider any of the following courses:

- BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery)
- BSMS (Bachelor of Siddha Medicine and Surgery)
- BUMS (Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery)
- BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery)
- BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery)
- BNYS (Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences)

All of these courses are quite good.

Regarding your second query: Apart from NEET, you can pursue Pharmacy, Nursing, or Medical Lab Technology (MLT) instead of Biotechnology. Once you complete any of these programs, you are likely to find a job quickly. The order of preference I would recommend is Nursing, Pharmacy, and then MLT.

If you are still interested in Biotechnology, some private institutions offer the course. Before enrolling, it’s advisable to visit the campus and check the infrastructure as well as the syllabus. Many programs focus on botany-related aspects of biotechnology rather than human and animal applications. If you pursue Microbiology, you may have better job prospects.

In addition to health-related fields, you may also consider pursuing agriculture-related courses.

Since you did not provide information about your locality, I cannot comment on the best institutions available in your area.

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Ans: Hi,
Could you please share the details so that I am aware of them as well?
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Ans: Hi,
The condition of the current generation is quite alarming. Many students are not paying attention to their own data when they need to submit it. The NTA has provided more than two weeks to fill out the form, allowing students to save their progress and submit it whenever they choose. They are not required to complete the form immediately.

Despite this, students often ignore the dress code and reporting times, arriving late to the examination centers. This behavior creates unnecessary problems. Interestingly, these same students seem to have no issue spending time and money to watch movies but neglect their responsibilities regarding their future. This attitude is concerning.

If this trend continues, securing a job in the near future will be very difficult. Therefore, it's essential to take care while filling out the form.
I think you may have appeared for the NEET 2025 exam. Since you did not fill out the form properly and did not utilize the correction window, you might have faced some issues. Please share your experience so that others can understand the difficulties encountered on the exam date. This will serve as a valuable lesson for others. Do respond.

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Ans: Hi,
I apologize for any confusion, but I want to clarify that when the government asked for our support of the ONE NATION ONE CARD system, we did not accept it. Similarly, everyone is required to open a savings account at a bank, and many of us expressed our discontent. However, we can see the positive changes happening in India. If we support the government, they will reciprocate by providing benefits to the citizens.

In terms of education, the government is attempting to implement a new education policy, which has proven to be quite difficult. The education system has changed significantly before and after the pandemic. Now, the government is working on new policies that align with those of developed countries.

Therefore, we cannot expect the ONE STUDENT ONE EXAM system from the government at this time, as it is not included in the current guidelines. Each council or organization has its own set of guidelines, and synchronizing them will take time. At this moment, it is simply not feasible.

The NFAT exam is different from the JEE. In the case of the JEE, they did not notify the aspirants that they are eligible to apply for NFSU, and similarly, NFSU did not mention that JEE rank holders could also apply. Therefore, if you want admission to NFSU, you need to register and appear for the NFTA.

In the near future, we can expect the ONE STUDENT ONE EXAM system from this BJP government for the benefit of younger generations. For the benefit of postgraduate aspirants (for all courses except a few professional ones), the NTA is organizing the PGCUET exam nationwide. In this exam, you can opt for up to four different courses based on your eligibility.

A similar exam pattern is needed for engineering and medical fields as well. As I mentioned, we can expect this change; however, we, as citizens, should offer moral support for the benefit of younger generations. Unfortunately, we often do not provide this support to the government. For example, in the NEET exam, many aspirants do not follow the guidelines even when appearing for the exams.
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Ans: Hi Ritika,
You mentioned that you scored only 300 in NEET. While we can't make any judgments until the official results are published, I must say that a score of 300 is quite low.

If you're planning to reappear for NEET, that's a good decision! However, I understand you might be worried about the coaching classes placing you in a less suitable batch. I recommend attending for 2 or 3 days while attending the coaching just follow the below instructions.

Make a list of the subjects and chapters you find challenging. Discuss these areas with your coaching faculty and aim to ask at least 15-20 questions daily to clarify your doubts and enhance your understanding. Additionally, request tips and tricks for each chapter so that you can put in a lot of effort to reach your goal.

Alternatively, you can prepare 10 questions on your own and seek answers from your coaching faculty. If you maintain this practice throughout the course, you'll build your confidence, and the coaching staff may consider changing your group due to your proactive approach in asking questions.

Through NEET, you can also pursue other medical-related courses such as BAMS, BSMS, BHMS, BYMS, BNYS, and BDS.

If you don’t have confidence in yourself, you might consider dropping NEET and exploring other courses. However, I encourage you to take one chance and follow my suggestions.

Additionally, if you are not already practicing yoga and meditation, I recommend starting. These activities can help you concentrate better and reduce distractions while studying.

Best of luck!
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Ans: Hi Ritika,
Good decision! Offline coaching is far better than online coaching because it allows you to focus on your studies more effectively.

You mentioned that you need to crack the exam, so here are some tips on how to do that:

First, identify which subjects and chapters you find challenging and make a list. Discuss these areas with your coaching faculty. Aim to ask at least 10 questions daily to clarify your doubts and enhance your understanding.

Alternatively, you can prepare 10 questions on your own and seek answers from your coaching faculty. If you maintain this practice throughout the course, you will build your confidence.

Additionally, if you are not practicing yoga and meditation, I recommend starting. These activities can help you concentrate better and reduce distractions while studying.

Best of luck!

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Ans: Hi, I believe you have 50% marks in Chemistry, but not in Physics or Biology. In that case, you will need to focus on improving those subjects. According to the guidelines, you must meet a minimum percentage to apply for medical admission. We will need to wait for the NEET results.

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Ans: Hi Chitanya,
Why do you prefer pursuing postgraduate medicine in Dubai?
What advantages does it have over other countries?
Regardless, you will still need to prepare for language requirements and eligibility exams.
Instead, you could consider other countries like the UK or Australia, which offer numerous benefits such as a diverse patient population and advanced technology.
Postgraduate education is a crucial step in your career, and the number of institutions in Dubai is relatively limited, which could impact the level of expertise available.
I’ve not heard that Dubai is suitable for medical tourism, but I'm not entirely convinced. If that’s the case, it might be beneficial.
However, I would suggest considering India or, if not, opting for other countries for your postgraduate studies.
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Ans: Hello Tarun, your question is unclear. Are you referring to VITEEE, VITMEE, or VITREE?
with regards

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Ans: No need to worry. Nothing will happen. The candidate exam is more important. If they want to verify identity, they will check the AADHAR card. So there will not be any issues.
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Ans: Hi Prashant,
Why do you want to study HSC again in English and Physical Education after you have already passed? I need clarification from you before I comment.
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Ans: Hi ma,
You have provided insufficient information for an accurate prediction.
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Ans: Hi,

I’m very sorry to hear that you missed out on six years due to a lack of proper guidance. Since you are NOT interested in medicine, it's important to choose a course that won’t negatively impact your future. If you excel in chemistry, you might consider pursuing that field and then entering the job market afterward. You can also pursue an MBA after completing any undergraduate course. If you're not confident in your chemistry skills, a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) could be a good alternative. Ultimately, the choice is yours.

It's worth noting that when companies hire fresh graduates, they often look at age. Most companies tend to favor candidates who are under 24 years old. Therefore, it’s essential to complete your course without any gaps. This will increase your opportunities significantly. Don’t worry; you can achieve your goals!

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Ans: Hi Ma,
There are fewer options when you choose the domicile category and whichever NIT, IIT, or GFTI is available for this rank. So, keep an eye on the website.
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Ans: Hi Balaraju,
As an OBC-NCL girl candidate with a 90 percentile, there are possibilities for admission in Suratkal. Fields available include Mechanical, Electronics and Communication, Information Technology, Chemical, and Civil Engineering.
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Ans: Hi Vijai,
The examining authority is a national body, and the level of the examination is at the national scale. The NTA has stated that they will adhere to the guidelines set by the Government of India. I have included relevant information for your reference.
The below information is extracted from NEET BULLETIN.
6.2.3 For Candidates Claiming SC or ST Status
Candidates must possess a valid SC/ST certificate in accordance with the latest guidelines from the Government of India to be eligible for seats reserved for the SC/ST category.

It’s advisable to obtain a central government certificate to avoid any last-minute issues.
I believe you found the answer..
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Ans: Hi sir,
INTELLIGENCE VS AI
Your son has been accepted into the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (CSE AIML) program. CONGRATS.
This is a fantastic course with great potential for his future. However, it’s important for him to understand the difference between intelligence and artificial intelligence (AI).

For instance, the current generation may not be aware of the Y2K issue, while those of us who lived through it remember it well, though it may have been forgotten over time. Everyone knew that humans, with their HIGH intelligence, developed new systems called computers (utilizing MACHINE LEARNING) that can be operated through various programming languages (such as C, C++, Pascal, Fortran, and COBOL—related to DEEP LEARNING). The programs (CODING / ALGORITHMS) are designed to perform a wide range of tasks.
A lot of changes have occurred since then—that's normal—and the terminology has evolved as well.

To get to the point: even though we have a high level of intelligence and created AI systems, we became confused by the Y2K issue. The reason for this confusion was our failure to recognize what we had programmed into the systems. A common principle is: "GARBAGE IN GARBAGE OUT." The system operates based on the coding, programming, and algorithms we provided.

In the case of Y2K, many believed that systems might fail after the year 2000; however, that didn’t happen because we programmed the year as "2000," not "00." Despite widespread fears of a collapse, companies began marketing products to profit from the situation.

So, there's no need to worry about his future. Encourage him to start and continue with the course to grasp the fundamentals. He should focus on understanding the differences between the various programming languages in the curriculum, learn why older languages have been phased out, and analyze their advantages and disadvantages. This will greatly benefit him moving forward. Based on current trends, he could consider taking additional courses after his second year.

I believe our kids can achieve great things; they just need our motivation and a bit of pressure to succeed. If he has joined a reputable institution, encourage him to collaborate with other departments—this could lead to remarkable outcomes.

SUGGESTION: It’s better to let him learn C and C++ because these languages will not be available in the curriculum. As soon as he joins the degree program, they will most likely teach Python and Java, not C or C++. So let him learn C, C++

Wishing him all the best in his future endeavors!

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Ans: Hi,
Could you please explain why you want to repeat the HSC? I'd appreciate it if you could share the details so I can better address your query. Repeating the course may not be the best use of your time; instead, you might consider focusing on other activities.
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Ans: Hi Mamata,
The question is incomplete. Odisha is not conducting OJEE for a single course. What specific details do you need?

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Ans: Hi,

Before I address your query, please avoid mentioning your date of birth on social media; it's not necessary at this point. However, I noticed that some other details are missing.

In addition to the educational concerns, it seems like you may have a bit of a psychological issue in that you tend to worry excessively about others. This mentality is quite common in our country. Prior to the NEET exam, entry into the medical field, specifically for MBBS and BDS, was mainly reserved for aspirants with high marks. Additionally, those with significant wealth could gain admission through management quotas or at times via NRI quotas. However, the situation has changed completely after the introduction of NEET.

As you know, the major advantage of NEET is that the marks aspirants score in their HSC examinations are now less relevant. Candidates from any part of the country, of any category or state, and even those taking the exam for a second time can attempt NEET, regardless of their HSC performance. If aspirants have talent, they can succeed in NEET, which provides a standardized syllabus across the nation. So, even if you are currently struggling with your HSC studies, you can still perform well on the NEET.

Apart from percentile scores, various factors will influence admission, including community status, creamy or non-creamy layer, physical challenges, and more.

Therefore, NEET is the best solution for aspirants, and you can take the exam as many times as you need.

There are no barriers to preparing for the exam, so please go ahead.

You mentioned that you feel weak in the subject and have difficulty concentrating. I suggest starting yoga and meditation. By practicing these, you'll be able to relieve stress and work towards achieving your goals.

Regarding your desire to enter the medical field (I believe you want to become a doctor), is that correct?

If so, in addition to MBBS, there are other medical courses known as Indian Medicine, including BAMS, BHMS, BSMS, and BNYS. If you find MBBS challenging, consider focusing on these options as well. Many people have started to embrace Indian medicine after the COVID pandemic, so it’s not a problem at all.

Prepare for NEET 2025, analyze your situation, and send your details to the Rediffguru. We can discuss this further.

Wishing you all the best!
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Ans: Hi Abilasha,

A score of 652 in NEET is no joke. Have you checked what went wrong in that exam? Analyzing your performance is essential.

I think you may not have had the moral support you needed, which is why you chose to pursue a BSc. It’s challenging to juggle multiple tasks, such as preparing for NEET while attending a regular course. Nowadays, there are many distractions like friends and social media, not to mention the plethora of advice and predictions from the media that can feel overwhelming. There isn't a one-size-fits-all solution; it varies from person to person. We humans are unique and shouldn't simply follow what others say.

Your goal is to become a physician, and that should be your main focus. I noticed that you didn’t mention which specialization you chose for your BSc. If you had selected subjects related to NEET—like Chemistry, Biology, and Physics—you could have focused on them without needing to study the same topics separately and could have dedicated more time to the other subjects.

In recent years, we have started to encounter these kinds of entrance exams and experiences, and we still need to go through exit exams.

So, don't let anything worry you. Focus on one task at a time and complete it. I believe you are capable of accomplishing your goal this year.

ALL THE BEST.
For any further questions, please feel free to ask.
POOCHO. LIFE CHANGE KARO.