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Ans: Hi Nancy,
You may be asked to submit an affidavit. Also keep all the documents ready with you showing you have applied for the correction of name to CBSE and it is taking time. Also pursue strong follow-ups with authorities and try to keep everything on records. Always take a receiving copy while writing any letter or application.

Ans: Hi
Your gap years will not significantly affect your placement prospects as long as you can convincingly present your story and demonstrate that you’ve made the most of your B.Tech journey. Stay focused on building a strong profile, and you’ll have a good chance of landing desirable opportunities. Be Honest & Explain your NEET preparation journey during interviews. Emphasize the hard work, dedication, and discipline involved in preparing for such exams. You were trying for Govt. MBBS seat only.

Build a strong academic record during your B.Tech years to demonstrate your technical competence.
Work on practical skills like programming, software development, and problem-solving through internships, projects, and certifications. Participate in hackathons, coding competitions, or other extracurricular activities to showcase your proactive attitude and create a strong CV.

Ans: Hi
For now, you keep a complete focus on NEET. Let the second attempt result come, then we will discuss all the avenues available for you.

Ans: Hi
There should not be any issue. If they ask for an explanation during counselling, you may be required to submit an affidavit.
Because in CBSE Student's Name & Surname are printed. While in State board NAME FATHER NAME SURNAME is printed.

Ans: Hi Balaraju
For NDA, the distant vision (corrected) should be 6/6 in the better and 6/9 in the worse. Myopia should not exceed 2.5 D, while Hypermetropia should not exceed 3.5 D, including Astigmatism. Binocular vision should be Grade III

Ans: Hi
Yes you can appear NEET

Ans: Hi
please write an email jo the JEE authorities stating the correct date of birth. Also carry the proof of actual date of birth & hard copy of email with you to avoid any inconvenience.

Ans: You have to write an email to JEE mentioning the registration number & correct DOB.

Ans: Hi Deepak,
there is nothing to worry about, if you can share the details we can work out how to improve the performance & increase the chances of clearing JEE. Apart from JEE she can appear for state entrance exams & other private university exams. There are many good colleges apart from JEE.

Please feel free to connect

Ans: Hi Satyam
Please drop an email to jee stating the error made from the email id through which the registration was done. Do mention the registration number in the mail & correct DOB.

Ans: Hi
to be honest you can crack the neet in 100 days, which means you will qualify above the cutoff marks. but to get admission you need to have a good score & rank.

Ans: Hi
You need to have an OBC-NCL certificate to get benefits. Only OBC caste certificate will not work.

Ans: Hi Sukhdev
NEET is highly competitive because of the number of students appearing and the number of seats available. The chances of getting a seat are 0.04%, and this includes private and deemed seats for MBBS. Am not discouraging but just putting the facts right in front of you, If she repeats and does not score above 650, her chances of getting a good government college are very low.

If MBBS is her only dream then you can try the MBBS abroad option where you will complete MBBS for the fees of 2 years of pvt college in INDIA. If you need any help please feel free to contact.

Ans: Hi
West Bengal domicile are also eligible under the non-local category.
Non-local candidates can still apply and secure admission under the open category.

Ans: Hi Shweta
The board whether CBSE or IB won't make any difference or will have any added advantage in getting admission abroad. I have many students who were in CBSE or ICSE till 10th then switched to Maharashtra State Board in 12th and pursued admission from MIT USA & other esteemed universities.

He can continue with his current board without any hesitation.

Ans: Hi
The best colleges are as follows
IIT Madras
NIT Trichy
Anna University
VIT Vellore
S.R.M
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham

Ans: Hi
you have to write the year when you first appeared 12th.

Ans: Hi Shreya
If you are preparing well for JEE MAIN then BITSAT will be easier for you. JEE ADV requires a completely different outlook and approach as it is considered one of the toughest examinations in the world.

In comparison to ADV, the SAT will be very easy for you. But studying undergrad in USA is a very costly affair, if finances are no issue for you then you can go ahead with it.

Recently BITS campuses have started integrated programs with foreign universities wherein you study 2 years in India & 2 years abroad.

Providing a complete road map is not possible here, but I must say that for JEE MAIN sticking to NCERT & PYQs will be very helpful to you.

Ans: Hi Sudhir
don't worry about the placements first. Ask your son to build a good portfolio in engineering. Work on projects in & out, present papers, participate in workshops of coding etc. Even if not many companies visit the campus or lower average package these skills will make him sail through the career. 1st year may be a bit hard for him after placements but with these skills & knowledge, he will shine wherever he goes.

If he clears his dream of NDA or SSB then there is no issue.

All the best.

Ans: Hi Bhima
I must say you have got perseverance & I appreciate your parent's trust in you. You have already appeared multiple times and you are going to appear again in 2025. By the time you will be 25 years old. They say there is no age to learn. But after getting admission you need another 10 years to practice as a qualified specialist. Make sure you take admission in the next session.

If higher cutoff & high fees of private colleges are an issue for you, then try exploring the MBBS abroad option, I can help with that too. Since NEXT is compulsory for Indian & Foreign graduates too it won't make a difference if you study in India or Abroad.

For time forget all the societal pressure and give your 100% and make your parents proud.

Ans: Hi
AFMC has stringent criteria for age. Unfortunately, you won't be eligible for AFMC if you are even 1 day older than 24 years on 31st December of the year of application.

Ans: Congratulations on your son's admission to VIT Vellore in the CSE branch! VIT takes care of the trending avenues in the IT industry and offers optional subjects to upgrade skills. Your son should work with complete dedication and involvement in the projects he undertakes at college. Students are mostly asked questions during interviews to check their knowledge and understanding.

Also to enhance his skills and increase his chances of securing top campus placements, he can consider the following certifications and courses:

Programming & Software Development

Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA)
Platforms: LeetCode, HackerRank, Codeforces, GeeksforGeeks
Importance: Key for cracking technical interviews.


Full-Stack Development
Courses: MERN (MongoDB, Express.js, React, Node.js) or Django for Python developers
Platforms: Udemy, Coursera, freeCodeCamp


Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
Learn: C++, Java, or Python (advanced level)
Focus: Concepts like inheritance, polymorphism, and design patterns.



Artificial Intelligence & Data Science

Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence
Platforms: Coursera (Andrew Ng's ML course), Kaggle, edX
Tools: TensorFlow, PyTorch, scikit-learn


Data Analytics and Visualization
Tools: Excel, Tableau, Power BI, SQL
Certifications: Microsoft Certified: Data Analyst Associate



Cloud Computing & DevOps
Cloud Certifications
Examples:
AWS Certified Solutions Architect
Google Cloud Professional Cloud Architect
Microsoft Azure Fundamentals


DevOps Tools
Tools: Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, Git
Certifications: Docker Certified Associate, Kubernetes Certified Administrator


Cybersecurity
Certifications:
CompTIA Security+
Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)
Cisco Certified CyberOps Associate


Blockchain
Learn about distributed ledgers, smart contracts, and tools like Ethereum and Hyperledger.


Soft Skills Development
Public speaking: Toastmasters or local clubs
Communication: Attend workshops or use platforms like Udemy.


Competitive Programming
Regular participation in platforms like CodeChef, Codeforces, or AtCoder can enhance problem-solving skills.


Internships & Projects
Encourage him to apply for internships on platforms like Internshala or LinkedIn and work on real-world projects to strengthen his resume.

Ans: Hi Komalpreet
I assume you are talking about Applied Maths in Engineering. You can check PYQ and see which topic has more weightage & which topic is easy. This will help in clearing the backlog.

Ans: Hi
here are some options for MBBS from UAE.

Top 5 MBBS Colleges in UAE with Fees Structure 2024
University Name
Annual Fees
Total Fees For 5 Years

Gulf Medical University
INR 3,429,000
INR 17,145,000
Dubai Medical College for Girls, Dubai
INR 2,880,360
INR 14,401,800
Ras Al Khaimah Medical & Health Sciences University
INR 2,971,800
INR 14,859,000
Ajman University
INR 2,766.060
INR 13,830,300
University of Sharjah
INR 2,839,555
INR 14,197,775


In 1 year budget of UAE, you can get complete MBBS done from countries like AZERBAIJAN, GEORGIA, UZBEKISTAN, RUSSIA etc.

Ans: Hi Karthik
It is not possible to get a seat in NIT at this percentile.

Ans: Hi
You have cracked the NEET my friend, but you could not get a seat due to the higher cutoff of govt college. Today MBBS has become a basic qualification, you have to go for specialisation as well. That will be another 3-4 years. Think of this as well and then decide.

Ans: Hi Vikas
It won't make any difference in JEE whether you are from private, regular or NIOS.

Ans: Hi
below are the options for you in the science field if you don't want the medical field at all.
B.Sc. courses
You can opt for B.Sc. courses in various subjects like physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, etc.

Research
You can opt for research-oriented courses like M.Sc., Ph.D., etc. in your desired field of study.

Agricultural Science
You can opt for courses in agriculture like B.Sc. Agriculture, B.Tech. Agriculture, etc.

Environmental Science
You can opt for courses in environmental science like B.Sc. Environmental Science, M.Sc. Environmental Science, etc.

Forensic Science
You can opt for a career in forensic science by pursuing a B.Sc. in Forensic Science or M.Sc. in Forensic Science.

Pharmacy
You can opt for a career in pharmacy by pursuing a B.Pharm or M.Pharm.

Ans: Hi Meghnasagar
to be honest there is nothing called partial drop, its like sailing in 2 boats. This will not help.
Private colleges in India are pretty expensive. If MBBS is your only dream, we can explore options for MBBS abroad, which are quite economical.

Other options can be physiotherapy, pharmacy, bsc in forensics etc.

Ans: Hi Samridhi,
You will have to check with your institute if they have the flexibility to change the course. Otherwise, you need to drop this course and take fresh admission in 1st year.

Ans: Hi Dev,
this will be counted as 2nd attempt.

Ans: Hi Jui,
Since you have experience of 2 attempts and you have improved by 200+ marks in NEET. It will be good to go after it. This year has been very bad for NEET aspirants, higher cutoffs had brought down the morale of many. But I must say that you have that in you, go for preps with full confidence & zeal you will make it. Work on your weaker areas, avoid negatives, score maximum in bio, don't neglect physics as it is the decider for ranks. ALL THE BEST.

Ans: Hi,
It's great to know that you know your positives & negatives well. You cannot sail in 2 boats, my friends. UPSC & CAT are completely different from each other & require different approaches. Decide your goal first and then give it all.

Ans: Hi
Yes, you can fill jee in the general category very well. But you will lose the lower cutoff and fee benefits in the general category. General category cutoff & fees will be applicable.

Ans: Hello Venu
There are 2 fields aerospace & aeronautical engineering. Besides IITs, VIT Vellore, MIT WPU, MIT-ADT are good options for aerospace in India.

Ans: Hi
Nios is not accepted in NEET.

Ans: Hi
IITs do not accept admissions directly in 2nd year after diploma.

Ans: Hi Ramesh,
GL Bajaj is a good college with a decent average package. If the student builds a good portfolio in academics with deep insight into the project he is doing, it will help him a lot during placements.

Ans: Hi Sataxi
Preparation alone is not enough; you have to continuously work on testing and improving weak areas. This year's admissions were very tough. If you are repeating, you must solve at least 1 paper daily and check your score. Avoid negative markings.

Ans: Nope. You have to reappear PCB in same attempt.

Ans: Hi Sumeet
CLAT is for law, and IPMAT is for Management programs. Please decide your area of interest first & then we can discuss the avenues in details in each field.

Ans: Hi
there are chances of getting a college at this score.
Narayan Medical College & Hospital, Sasaram
Lord Buddha Koshi Medical College and Hospital, Saharsa
Shree Narayan Medical Institute and Hospital,

Ans: Hi
Bennett is a good option.

Ans: Hi
IIIT B has good ECE placements in iMTech.

Ans: Hi Rajashekar
As of now, NEET (Medical Entrance) don't have any upper age limit. You have to appear for NEET & qualify with good rank to secure a seat in MBBS.

Ans: Hi
Your suggestion is right for government jobs. If he is not interested in software jobs, this is best for him.

Ans: Yes next year you can appear for JEE, just check the age limit.

Ans: IIIT is a good option as they have more industry-ready courses.

Ans: IIIT is a good option as they have more industry-ready courses.

Ans: The top Entrances of India are
JEE-MAIN
JEE-ADV
BITSAT
COMEDK
MHTCET
MET for Manipal
VITEEE