Ans: Event management is a lucrative and niche career that is growing in demand. Every industry is looking for events management graduates as they come with some core industry skills like organisation, marketing skills, planning and strategising. Even schools today need an event manager and some of them get paid very very high.

Ans: HI Sneha,
What do these scores represent?
Please give me a little more clarity, I would be happy to help you here. A drop year in general, is controversial in our culture. But 4th time in any case needs a little more contemplation. Lets work on this. message me with more details.

Ans: Hi Irfan, what are your current subjects, what is your current score and what course are you looking at? I can then help you find a lost of colleges that you can be eligible to apply within India.

Ans: If you are looking to study in India, if you are targetting the IITs and NITs, if you want to take up medicine and NEET- the answer is yes. Otherwise continue and have fun in the existing curriculum.

Ans: Hi Mitesh,
Congratulations on the fantastic result.
I suggest you enrol her to a school that offers the IBCP ( International Baccalaureate Careers related program) and let her choose the subjects that she likes. The curriculum asks them to pick only 3 subjects. It is recocgnised by UGC in India and all major universities abroad.I will also recommend CASE (crayons academy for skills excellence) and contact their founder. He is a well known coach who recruits national level athletes to premier institutions in India and Abroad. I have personally known him and have found his work to be par excellence. You can connect with him via Instagram as well.

Ans: Hello Santosh, the CBSE affiliation number is available on the CBSE website or you can call the CBSE office in Delhi also. If they are not showing the CBSE number, I suggest you enrol your daughter into any other school that offers the state syllabus.

Ans: Hi Nadim, can you give me a little more information to help you with a better response:
What are your interests in class and outside class:
Do you enjoy research ?
I suggest you take a career aptitude test to better understand personality, interest, career orientation, and aptitude.

Ans: Accessories design a niche in itself and fashion communication is quite a broad stream. If your daughter is creative and enjoys hands- on process, then accessories design might be right. If she is more of a people's person with a creative bent of mind, I recommend Fashion communication. Fashion communication will help her diversify later into any consumer industry and will keep her options open (only if she likes it).

Now, as for NIFT, the degree itself takes you places. After a point in career, your college (from where you completed the studies) really does not matter. The skill set, overall confidence matters. For any college, do look for campus placement record and ask for recent graduates employment data from the placement officer.

Ans: If you are a qualified CA, I strongly suggest you start practicing as a CA under any financial institution. I suggest taking small upscaling courses on skillshare, udemy, upgrad and others and learn digital skills. In today's time, they all need a strong understanding of technical skills. With an undergraduate degree, CA qualification, you can actually start earning a decent remuneration with your skillset. If you can speak English eloquently, I am sure many companies will be ready to hire you. You can also find some internship options to gain some add-on value to your resume.

Ans: Yes, it is a very good combination. Today's industry requires candidates who can give valuable inputs such as risk analysis in a business and further use that to advance market research. Think tanks and virtually any industry will hire your son.

Ans: Okay, have you seen product ads on your mobile phone - the moment you open your Phone? While ordering online, how you navigate the screen, what you click and how you get mesmerised by a product/ concept or an idea is governed by the graphic design of your interaction.
This needs creativity, patience and a high level of perception. From graphic design, students become highly skilled in understanding consumer needs, delivering marketing techniques in a unique manner and work with clients from all genres - from tech to consulting to consumer to even governments.
What you see, what you buy and what your recommend is a lot to do with the design delivered to you. So yes, graphic designers are valued, in demand and will only grow further

Ans: Hello Vinod

Such a strong course you have taken. Based on this, there are so many masters program open. you can take up masters in healthcare management, Climate change, food technology, masters in computational biology, genetics and research, medical imaging , data in biotechnology, operations management etc

Ans: Hi Akul
DU LLB will be the best. In comparison now, I feel ILS Pune is better.

Ans: I recommend taking Commerce and moving ahead with business related subject combinations.

Ans: Hello sir,
The first step would be to ask him the following questions:
What does he enjoy studying?
which subjects is he scoring the highest?
What does he do in his free time?

Ans: With Commerce, you can look at accounting, management, Economics, Law, Finance and many other areas.

Ans: Yes, It is a really interesting combination. Education industry is growing in India and lot of jobs in this to work in the education sector. It is a field in demand these days and I am sure you will learn and earn.

Ans: Hi Diyan
Speaking from personal experience, I am doing one from IGNOU. It is way better than some of the top colleges in the country. We get so much hands-on opportunities, the reading material is state of the art and the affiliations to upskill courses are really helpful. It is quite a strong workload of lessons and projects.
I strongly feel you should take a closer look at that

Ans: Hi Dharmesh
Its very little information for me to guide you further. Lets think on the following lines:
Which area in arts do you like more? Is it the process of creating something new? Are you artistic in nature or creative in thought?
Also, lets look at the sciences, do you enjoy math, logic and the core sciences. Do you enjoy computing, do you like hands -on work in the lab, solving problems for scientific questions.
I would also recommend that you take a psychometric testing in order to take a deeper dive into your strengths and interests.

Ans: First of all, one year of gap after high school, in the grand scheme of things does not matter at all. And in fact, it is the most fruitful time in adolescence. I would suggest you support her for CLAT so that she cracks the best college. In any case, if she does not get a high rank in CLAT, she can always come back to other top universities for commerce. In the mean time, I would strongly recommend that she upskills herself in accounting tools, reading and other co- curricular areas. These will help her crack interviews in the top universities in India and abroad.

Ans: I suggest meeting a coach or a psychologist who will then help you manage his behaviour pattern. Please remember, there is no stigma attached to meeting a psychologist. People think it has to do with mental health. No, it is not. They are qualified professionals who can identify behaviour patterns in young adults and help you with strategies to succeed. This is called life coaching. There are many qualified professionals in your city. You might want to reach out.

Ans: A degree in music production, most likely will fall under the bachelors of music as opposed to Bachelors of arts in music. You can pursue an MBA in finance later provided your daughter gather some necessary pre requisites in computational and accounting math in the mean time. Also an MBA from a reputed college will require some work experience in the relevant field. I am not sure a degree in music production will lead you into a masters program in finance. I suggest you complete a masters in business and entrepreneurship, creative business, digital transformation, leadership and many more.

Ans: Just a PCB on demand would suffice as you already have other subjects to exhibit evidence for your high school equivalence

Ans: I suggest please get a psychometric assessment done from a reliable source such as Mindler testing. You can look at psychology for her undergraduate courses, she can look at hospitality management and study business management under that. Its quite lucrative as a career. She can also look at media and communication as a course

Ans: Hi
In my understanding, NEET eligibility requires one to have taken Physics, Chem and Bio in one sitting. Since that is not an option in your case, I would suggest you reach out to some med schools that you aspire to attend and explain this situation to them. Many a times, they agree. If nothing works, complete the NIOS with all three subjects in one sitting.
In all probability, it should not be an issue if it has been considered a CBSE equivalent.

Ans: Hi Sailesh
In such cases, which is very normal for any child to face at this juncture, I suggest you take up a career aptitude test from a reliable source such as Mindler. Post that their team will help you choose a right fit subject combination. Do share the test result with me, I can then guide you better

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Ans: She can study business management, marine sciences, Psychology. University of Goa has some options mentioned. Goa College of Engineering has admissions on. Goa Institute of Management can be another option to study management sciences. Hospitality management is yet another great source of employability as the state relies heavily on tourism.

Ans: Hello Manjappa
The scores in PCB are better than PCM. It is an indication that your daughter does enjoy Biology more than math (unless there was something during the exam that went wrong). With that you can still study psychology, you can take up agricultural sciences, you can choose pure biochemistry or pharmacy for university.

Ans: He can take math as one of the core subjects and study statistics in university. Applied math is also an option in university. What are his other interests, if I may know?

Ans: Hi Soni

Based on the information that you have provided, I feel humanities will be a good fit for her. Commerce has a lot of accounting math. I am not sure if she will enjoy that. With humanities, she can study social sciences / liberal arts and simultaneously prepare for UPSC. As a second option, she can then try for entrepreneurship related areas where she has freedom and flexibility. I would also urge to identify any creative pursuits if she has. Creative careers are on the rise and also pay well.

Ans: Thank you for the question. In my understanding, your nephew enjoys Physics and chemistry. Research in these areas can also be taken. We dont need to take biology as a subject he he does not enjoy studying that subject.
If his science scores are consistently high and he likes exploring newer areas of learning, research can be a very good avenue. Since you say that his analytical skills is good and he is good at math too, you can look at computing sciences, applied mathematics, data sciences and Design engineering. Please note, computing sciences is slightly different than computer science. Applied math and Big Data is an upcoming area of study and with good analytical skills, he should be able to do that.
Research can be done in any area. One must understand that research is "finding, critiquing, analysing sources of information and rationalising to investigate a particular scenario". Now this can be done in any field - from history to molecular genetics.

Based on the information you have shared here, I wold suggest he keeps his science options open and opts for PCMC in his 11th and 12th. He can focus on building his analytical skills by participating in high school research groups and learn ways to investigate data.