Ans: Hi Arjun,
Have you heard of the POMODORO technique? Search it and try following it, it will definitely help you in your studies.

Also, always sit & study on a table chair it helps in keeping up the study temperament. And while studying keep all the gadgets away they are the biggest distractions.

All the best.

Ans: Hello Monica
Both the institutions of Maharashtra are the oldest and premier.

For further details & discussions you can contact me on social media as CAREERSTREETS or email as CAREERSTREETS on gmail.com, we can discuss things further & chalk out a plan for you.

Ans: Yadnya
I feel have given answers to all your questions.

Ans: Sir,
It's an integrated MSc course at MSU Baroda. As of now, she can go into the research field in India and abroad. Monetarily it is less in compensation.

You can contact me on social media as CAREERSTREETS or email as CAREERSTREETS on gmail.com, we can discuss things further & chalk out a plan for you.

Ans: With BAMS you can work in PHC. There is a chance that you will get admission to a government college for BAMS/BDS.

You can contact me on social media as CAREERSTREETS or email as CAREERSTREETS on gmail.com, we can discuss things further & chalk out a plan for you.

Ans: Sir,
I would like to differ that NEET will be challenging for IGCSE board students. If you feel so, you can change the board to CBSE after the 10th in 11-12th wherein they will follow the NCERT curriculum, which will help in NEET too.

Now coming to the point that he is an average student, it doesn't matter sir. NEET does not test boards they need only 60% of boards and PCB to be safe. As you said he is interested in pursuing NEET so there won't be any pressure for him as he will be following his choice and passion.

If you further want to be sure then you can check in your city for DMIT.
Dermatoglyphics Multiple Intelligence Test (DMIT) is a test based on the fingerprints of the person. Through studies, it has been proved that these fingerprints can reveal a lot of information regarding the person such as IQ, EQ, CQ, AQ, his strong areas, weak areas, his natural inclinations, best possible ways of learning methods for him, his personality and much more. Such information plays a key role in deciding a career.

Ans: Aman,
If you want to go into research field go for IISEr

Ans: Hello Vikram,
You can go to Aakash Institute. Also, unacademy & physics wallah is in this arena with offline classes. But I am not sure how they will conduct the classes.

Ans: Hello Trilok,
It's good to hear that your son is intelligent and capable of getting good marks.
With parents child usually feels the fear of being judged & avoids sharing all things with them.

I would suggest you take him to psychological counseling. It will help in identifying what's bothering him and will help in unleashing his potential.

Ans: Raja,
You are not eligible to appear for the CAT exam. If you can share from which city you are seeking MBA it would be easy for me to help you.

Ans: Hello Harsha,
You can go for Chaitanya, Narayana, or Aakash they are good. Also, you can look for their school-integrated program where in they take care of both board & NEET.

All the best.

Ans: Hello Ashvi,
I have to answer it in a practical and realistic way.

There is nothing called a partial drop. Whatever course you enroll in will require some attention, time & energy. Which is very limited. As you have repeated NEET twice already you can understand it well. You cannot give equal time to both.

If you are serious and committed enough to give it all in the next NEET attempt and becoming a doctor is your only dream then only go for it. Else you can pursue it from abroad also. I can help you with that.

Else taking a B.tech course in C.S.E will be a good option.

All the best.

Ans: Hello Naeem

Here are a few other options available for you

Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Technology (BMLT) - This course is related to the diagnosis and treatment of diseases through the analysis of blood, tissue, and other bodily fluids.

Bachelor of Optometry and Vision Science (BOVS) - This course is related to the diagnosis and treatment of vision disorders, including the use of contact lenses, glasses, and other corrective devices.

Bachelor of Respiratory Therapy (BRT) - This course is related to the diagnosis and treatment of respiratory diseases, including the use of oxygen therapy and mechanical ventilation.

Bachelor of Nuclear Medicine Technology (BNMT) - This course is related to the use of radioactive materials to diagnose and treat diseases, including cancer.

Bachelor of Neurophysiology Technology (BNT) - This course is related to the diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders, including the operation of equipment such as EEG and EMG machines.

Bachelor of Perfusion Technology (BPT) - This course is related to the use of heart-lung machines to support patients during cardiac surgery.

Bachelor of Medical Imaging Technology (BMIT) - This course is related to the use of medical imaging technologies, such as MRI, CT, and X-ray machines, to diagnose and treat diseases.

Bachelor of Renal Dialysis Technology (BRDT) - This course is related to the use of dialysis machines to treat patients with kidney disease.

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.

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

Ans: Hello AV,
As of the year 2023 the eligibility criteria was like

"Only those candidates who have passed the Class 12/equivalent examination in 2021, 2022, or those who are appearing in Class 12/equivalent examination in 2023, are eligible to appear in JEE (Main) – 2023." precisely it comes 3 attempts.

Ans: Yadnya
Your family is so supportive, don't think about anything like what relatives, friends & society will think. You are not a loser. Stop negative thinking and give your best.

Ans: Hello Yadnya,
First of all, stop thinking negatively about yourself. And don't feel ashamed, you must have tried to the best of your capabilities in all your attempts. No one is going to discriminate at Medical College with you.

It happens, sometimes life does not go as we have planned or dreamt of about it. I can relate to it.

If you are confident enough & promise yourself to give it all in the next attempt then go for it.

If you qualify NEET but don't get admission in India due to low score, you can try doing MBBS from abroad.

You can contact me on social media as CAREERSTREETS or email as CAREERSTREETS on gmail.com, we can discuss things further & chalk out a plan for you.

Ans: Hello Vaibhav
If you are serious enough and want to go for MBBS from India only then you have to take a drop.
if you qualify NEET you can pursue MBBS from abroad also. Since NEXT exam is compulsory for both Indian & foreign graduates it will save your year again preparing for NEET.


For further details, you can contact me on social media as CAREERSTREETS or email as CAREERSTREETS on gmail.com

we can discuss this further.

Ans: Hello Raminder,
If your daughter doesn't get MBBS, you can ask her to go for BDS, BAMS if that interests her.

Here are few other options available for your daughter.

Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Technology (BMLT) - This course is related to the diagnosis and treatment of diseases through the analysis of blood, tissue, and other bodily fluids.

Bachelor of Optometry and Vision Science (BOVS) - This course is related to the diagnosis and treatment of vision disorders, including the use of contact lenses, glasses, and other corrective devices.

Bachelor of Respiratory Therapy (BRT) - This course is related to the diagnosis and treatment of respiratory diseases, including the use of oxygen therapy and mechanical ventilation.

Bachelor of Nuclear Medicine Technology (BNMT) - This course is related to the use of radioactive materials to diagnose and treat diseases, including cancer.

Bachelor of Neurophysiology Technology (BNT) - This course is related to the diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders, including the operation of equipment such as EEG and EMG machines.

Bachelor of Perfusion Technology (BPT) - This course is related to the use of heart-lung machines to support patients during cardiac surgery.

Bachelor of Medical Imaging Technology (BMIT) - This course is related to the use of medical imaging technologies, such as MRI, CT, and X-ray machines, to diagnose and treat diseases.

Bachelor of Renal Dialysis Technology (BRDT) - This course is related to the use of dialysis machines to treat patients with kidney disease.

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.

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

Ans: Hello Mahesh,
Every field has its scope. Current CS and allied branches along with IT are preferred mostly. But the core branches are also evergreen.

The best branch for you will depend on your interests, skills, and future goals.

Ans: Hello Sanjay Ji,

it would not be easy for me to guide precisely over only rank.
You can contact me on social media as CAREERSTREETS or email as CAREERSTREETS on gmail.com

we can discuss this further.

Ans: Dear Baban,
Being a commerce graduate you can go after Master of Commerce (M.Com), Master of Business Administration (MBA), Chartered Accountancy (CA), Company Secretary (CS).
These are just a few of the many career options available. The best career path for you will depend on your interests, skills, and future goals.

All the best.

Ans: Hello
It cannot be done after 12th. It is done after completing BDS. It will be of 3 years duration as proposed.

Ans: Hello Pothugunta
Sorry to say but your engineering entrance marking won't be considered as you don't have math in your 12th standard.

Ans: Hello Pothugunta,
If you want to go for MBBS only and If you are financially sound you can pursue MBBS in India from private medical or deemed colleges.
If you are limited on budget you can pursue MBBS from abroad.

Below are some career options for you if you don't want to become a Doctor.

Environmental Scientist, Biotech Research Scientist, Horticulturist, Agriculture Scientist, Wildlife Biologist.

B.Sc. courses: You can opt for B.Sc. courses in various subjects like physics, chemistry, biology, microbiology, biotech, 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.

For any detailed information & sharing your details, you can contact me on CAREERSTREETS on any social platform or email me at gmail.

All the best.

Ans: Hello Koyena

NIOS students are eligible to appear for NEET if they have passed their Class 12 or equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English as core subjects.

All the best.

Ans: Hello Aditya

This year's cutoff is very high in JEE. If you can share the JEE-Score card, it would be easy for me to guide you precisely.

For any detailed information & sharing your jee scorecard, you can contact me on CAREERSTREETS on any social platform or email me on gmail.

Ans: Hello Anjan

SRM is a good university and CSE is a most aftersought branch.

You can take provisional admission in SRM and If you score well and get CSE in a good college through MHTCET then you can withdraw the admission.

For any further information you can contact me on CAREERSTREETS on any social platform or email. All the best.

Ans: Hello Harshita,
SRM is a good university and you have got the most sought CSE branch.

Taking a drop & repeating JEE requires lots of dedication, mental strength & will. If you are serious enough & ready to give it all then only prepare for JEE again. Or else take this admission and build a strong portfolio in the next 4 years and excel ahead in life.

If you want to repeat please share your JEE scorecard so that I can analyse and suggest whether you should go for repeating JEE or not.

For any further information & sharing your Jee scorecard, you can contact me on CAREERSTREETS on any social platform or email.All the best

Ans: Hello Sushant Ji,
This year's cutoff is very high in JEE. If you can share the JEE-Score card, it would be beneficial for me to guide you precisely.

And I would like to differ here in that there is hardly any scope for Mechanical Engineers. It is a core field and there is always a scope for it. Otherwise, the branch would have closed and the cutoff would not have increased.

Sir, please discuss with your son, what are his interests. Both the branches are good and have their scopes to excel in. For any further information & sharing your jee scorecard, you can contact me on CAREERSTREETS on any social platform or email.

Ans: Hello Aiswarya
Below are some career options for you if you don't want to become a Doctor.

Environmental Scientist, Biotech Research Scientist, Horticulturist, Agriculture Scientist, Wildlife Biologist.

B.Sc. courses: You can opt for B.Sc. courses in various subjects like physics, chemistry, biology, microbiology, biotech, 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.

All the best

Ans: Hello Chandan,
If you don't want math, the you are only left with Phy, Chem, Bio.

Ans: Hello Hardik
There are 4 year B.Tech & B.Chem courses available in chemical engineering.
the top institutes are IITs, NITs, IISc and ICT.

All the best for this 10th results.

Ans: NEET-UG is a highly competitive exam that requires diligent preparation and focused effort. Here are some important tips for NEET-UG 2025:

So Start Now with a good coaching institute in your city. Starting early will give you more time to cover the syllabus thoroughly, revise and practice.

Understand the Syllabus and Exam Pattern: Familiarize yourself with the NEET-UG syllabus and exam pattern.

Follow a Structured Study Plan: Create a structured study plan that covers all the topics in the syllabus.

Believe in yourself & your mentor. Choose the right books, study materials, and online resources that are recommended by experts. Do not rely on multiple resources as it can lead to confusion.

During the course take Regular Practice Tests. Practice tests help to evaluate your preparation and identify areas that need improvement. Take regular practice tests and analyze your performance. Work on your weak areas and improve your performance.

In the end, appear for more and more mock tests to increase your performance & accuracy.

Stay Focused and Positive: Stay focused and positive throughout your preparation. Avoid distractions and maintain a positive mindset. Take breaks to refresh your mind and avoid burnout.

You can follow our page "CAREERSTREETS" on FB & IG for regular tips & professional guidance on NEET & other entrance exams.

Ans: Hello
Every branch has a scope that's why they are being run in colleges. what matters is your interest and your career objectives. You will excel in the branch of your interest.

Ans: Hello Nitin,
please down the information brochure from here
https://neet.nta.nic.in/information-bulletin/

you get syllabus from page 69 onwards

Ans: YES

Ans: You can go for the medical or arts field where in you can completely drop mathematics.

With basic math, you can go for commerce.

Ans: Hello Arindam
If you are ready to send your son outside WB, there are many other good colleges like IIITs, and other private colleges in Maharashtra, Karnataka & Telangana.

Ans: Hello Shamit
CS, IT, CS+AI, ML, CS+DS, ECE these are the most preferred branches these days.

Ans: Hi Asterlin,
Robotics Engineer is a good choice, but we don't have colleges giving B.Tech degree in Robotics.

So Pursue a degree in robotics engineering (if available), electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, or computer science.

Gain practical experience in robotics by working on robotics projects, participating in robotics competitions, and interning at robotics companies.

Choose a specific area of robotics to specialize in, such as control systems, machine learning, or artificial intelligence. And work upon it thoroughly.

Learn programming languages such as Python, C++, and MATLAB, as well as control software and operating systems used in robotics.

Develop strong collaboration skills, as robotics engineering often involves working in teams with other engineers, designers, and programmers.


Keep up-to-date with the latest developments in robotics by attending conferences, reading research papers, and participating in online communities.

You have to be in daily learning mode & continuously improving you skills.

All the best.

Ans: Hello Anil
here are some other career avenues that you can seek.
Below are the best option without neet:

Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Technology (BMLT) - This course is related to the diagnosis and treatment of diseases through the analysis of blood, tissue, and other bodily fluids.

Bachelor of Optometry and Vision Science (BOVS) - This course is related to the diagnosis and treatment of vision disorders, including the use of contact lenses, glasses, and other corrective devices.

Bachelor of Respiratory Therapy (BRT) - This course is related to the diagnosis and treatment of respiratory diseases, including the use of oxygen therapy and mechanical ventilation.

Bachelor of Nuclear Medicine Technology (BNMT) - This course is related to the use of radioactive materials to diagnose and treat diseases, including cancer.

Bachelor of Neurophysiology Technology (BNT) - This course is related to the diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders, including the operation of equipment such as EEG and EMG machines.

Bachelor of Perfusion Technology (BPT) - This course is related to the use of heart-lung machines to support patients during cardiac surgery.

Bachelor of Medical Imaging Technology (BMIT) - This course is related to the use of medical imaging technologies, such as MRI, CT, and X-ray machines, to diagnose and treat diseases.

Bachelor of Renal Dialysis Technology (BRDT) - This course is related to the use of dialysis machines to treat patients with kidney disease.

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.

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

Ans: Hello Irawati
we cannot predict the difficulty level of NEET. But one thing is sure there will be a cut-throat competition in admissions as approx 21 L students have registered for NEET.

Ans: Hi,
This is really an interesting question.

No one can tell ever tell that before the examination.

All the best for NEET-2023

Ans: Hello Naga
If you can mention your city, it will be easy for me to suggest.

Ans: Hello Palakdeep
If you can manage diploma college & JEE preparation along then you can go for it.
All the best.

Ans: Hello Hafsa
If you want to go into business then you have to understand profit & loss & basics of accounting.
Pursue your interest in 11-12th & then you can go for BBA+MBA.

Ans: Hello Miss,
You have to work out and find your interest. No one else can do that for you.

If you have appeared for any engineering entrance, I would suggest to go for a good professional engineering course to get a good paid job to secure your future.

All the best.

Ans: Saket Sir,
I would suggest going for good coaching there they will take care of schooling too. If you prefer Kota, it is fine.

Ans: Hello Bhavana
Preparation Tips for NEET 2024 are :

Start early: Give yourself enough time to study and revise all the important topics in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Biotechnology.

Create a study plan: Plan your study schedule and stick to it. Allocate more time to subjects that you find challenging and seek help from your teachers or mentors.

Use quality study materials: Invest in good study materials and practice books that cover all the important topics in NEET syllabus and professional classes.

Practice regularly: Regular practice is essential to build speed and accuracy in solving NEET-style questions. Solve sample papers and past year question papers to familiarize yourself with the exam format.

Take mock tests: Take regular mock tests to evaluate your progress and identify your strengths and weaknesses. And work consistently to improve on your weak areas.

All the best.

Ans: Hello Anjali
Try to be in the present & don't think of anything other than studies. Try breathing exercises and focus on your breathing, it will help you to remain in the present. Try meditation.

Any exam you are going to appear in will be of 3 hours. You have to work on your sitting capacity. Always use a study table & keep distractions away from your study table. No gadgets on the study table is the key to increasing focus. Hope this helps you.

If this does not helps you please seek medical advice.