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Ans: Please ask the question in the follow-up section so that I know what your basic question was and what I replied to you.

Ans: Yes. Not considering the distance point of view, you have chosen the best college and have taken a wise decision for your daughter from all angles. It is a reputed college with campus recruitment from firms like TCS/Infosys/Wipro and acceptable placement outcomes for many students. Best of luck to your daughter for her bright future.

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Ans: Around 98-99 %tile, which varies by campus every year.
Suggestion - Instead of aiming for a specific number, please focus on the syllabus and try to achieve the best you can.

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Ans: Around 98-99 %tile, which varies by campus every year.
Suggestion - Instead of aiming for a specific number, please focus on the syllabus and try to achieve the best you can.

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Ans: Your question is unclear because you have combined many queries into one. However, I will attempt to answer based on my understanding. Please do not mind; from the question, I can guess that you may be facing problems with the subjects, either in terms of understanding or from other aspects.

Your NIOS 2026 combination (Physics, Maths, English, Physical Education, and Biotechnology instead of Chemistry) complies with JoSAA Annexure 2(a)/(b) requirements, so you will be eligible for JoSAA counselling for BTech in IITs/NIT+ system, subject to passing all subjects and meeting the JEE Advanced and overall eligibility/percentile criteria. However, it is highly recommended to refer to the latest brochure published by NTA on the official website of JEE.

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Ans: All five listed subjects (PCB, Maths, and English) are considered main subjects. Maths (041) is not an additional requirement, and yes, this combination is valid for pursuing engineering.
Recommendation - It would be better to choose PCMB. If you are more inclined towards engineering, then it would be wiser to set aside biology or just take it for passing purposes. Do not create confusion without any reason. From a future perspective, the XII Board mark sheet with PCMB taken together offers more advantages.

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Ans: Yes. You can reappear using Form No. 17 for score improvement in Feb 2026, and it is not risky for a medical career, as improvement exams are valid and accepted. Be worry-free and focus on the upcoming improvement examination. Appear with an ignited mind to score more.

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Ans: It is not possible for us to list all the courses after 12th here because there are too many. It would be better for you to search online based on your requirements. However, you can copy and paste the following link into your browser to learn more about engineering courses. - https://www.bmu.edu.in/social/high-salary-courses-after-12th-science/

Engg Exam @ National Level- JEE (Main)
Engg Exam @ Maharashtra State - MHT-CET (PCM)

Score higher to gain admission to highly competitive branches like CSE and AI. The list of colleges offering CSE / AI is available on http://cetcell.mahacet.org/

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Ans: Your question and the follow-up question have already been answered on November 14th, 2025. If you're not satisfied with the reply or can't understand it, please seek a second opinion from another counselor. Copy and paste the following link into your browser to read the reply (which you have already read). Thanks.

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Ans: I have already asked you to put the questions in the follow-up section. But again and again, you are asking separately. It is not possible for me to remember what you asked in previous questions. If you are not satisfied with the answers, it is better to get a second opinion from another counselor or to download the brochure of JEE from the official website. Read the eligibility criteria carefully without wasting your precious time and asking others. Honestly, most students do not read or go through the brochure in detail and wonder around asking simple questions. I hope you will follow the instructions I provided. Thanks.

Ans: There will be no issues during document verification. Now, please focus more on your upcoming JEE (Mains) rather than worrying about other issues without reason. Stay relaxed. Best of luck to you in advance. I request you to ask questions only in the follow-up section so I can understand what you asked and what I replied.

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Ans: You can apply for the AP Intermediate Maths Bridge Course by submitting a request through your college to the Board of Intermediate Education, which allows BiPC (Bio+Phy+Che) students to study Maths for engineering eligibility.

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Ans: If you reappear through NIOS as a new Class 12 student in 2026, you must select “appearing,” which will legally reset your qualifying year to 2026, making you fully eligible for JEE Advanced again, regardless of your 2024 attempt.
However, I will suggest / recommend that, instead of aiming JEE (Adv) without any solid reason and wasting time and money for that, it is better to take the admission to any private and reputed engineering college with the preferred branch to end the uncertainty. Running behind the JEE (Adv) for years is not at all recommended. The final decision will be yours.

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Ans: Yes. If a candidate fails to produce the required cast/EWS certificate, he/she will be automatically considered as belonging to the general category. No option remains for the student to take admission via the general/open category if he/she qualifies with the required score.

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Ans: Yes, after completing BiPC (Bio+Phy+Che), you can take the Maths bridge course and become eligible for JEE Main. If you score a good rank, you can get CSE or ECE seats in NITs. However, it is highly recommended to refer to the latest brochure for the eligibility criteria and any updates.

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Ans: No, you are likely not eligible because NEET requires a minimum 50% aggregate in PCB for the General/EWS category, and your current scores don’t meet this requirement, and using only a NIOS Biology marksheet may not fulfill eligibility criteria for many colleges; you should reappear for PCB improvement to achieve at least 50% so that you become fully eligible for MBBS admission even if you clear NEET 2026.

Ans: Yes, you can take Chemistry from NIOS, and your NIOS result will be valid for future use wherever a recognized Class-12 Chemistry pass certificate is accepted.

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Ans: Your first time qualifying your Class 12 (or equivalent) exam determines your eligibility window for JEE Advanced, and simply repeating the 12th later (via the NIOS or any other board) may not reset that window. Why are you running behind the JEE without any reason after a gap of years? It is better to take admission in any private engineering college in a preferred branch to save time and money. The final decision will be yours.

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Ans: Listen to your parents, if they know you very well. If IIIT Kalyani feels toxic and Techno India offers you a fresh start with better peace of mind, then you should leave and join Techno India. Suggesting to restart at a new location with new premises and friends to get out of the situation and rebuild the lost confidence.

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Ans: No, you are not eligible for MBBS admission because your Class 12 PCB subjects must be from the same recognized board taken in one sitting. Having Biology from NIOS separately makes you ineligible under the current NEET eligibility rules for the general category. It is advisable to have a single marksheet from any one recognized board to get admission to MBBS if you meet the required cutoff score in NEET 2026.

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Ans: Yes. Your daughter will be eligible for the West Bengal medical colleges’ state quota if she has a domicile certificate of West Bengal. MBBS in government colleges costs a few lakh total, and in private ones, 40–50 lakh total. Yet there are 2 years to think about this issue. The fee structure changes every year. Not possible to predict what will be the scinario after 2 years when your daughter clears the NEET. Don't think about this issue right now. Try to focus on her studies and ask her to excel in the 10th class this year.

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Ans: I am not the expert to answer your question. However, since the question was directed to me, I will try to reply to you.

It sounds like you’re under a lot of stress, and that’s completely understandable given your situation. Workplace harassment and lack of support can deeply affect your mental and emotional well-being. The best remedy is to stay calm and protect yourself by documenting every incident of harassment with dates, details, and witnesses if possible. Politely but firmly communicate your boundaries and, if safe, raise the issue with HR or a trusted higher authority. Meanwhile, focus on upskilling or networking discreetly to keep future opportunities open. Outside of work, make time for self-care and talk to supportive friends or a counselor to manage stress. Remember, you deserve respect and stability; this situation is temporary, and taking small, steady steps will help you regain control.

You did not mention which field you are working in or what your educational qualifications are. Therefore, I am unable to guide you properly for the future. Remember, not only you, but almost every third person faces the same situation at the workplace. If you are talented, hardworking, and willing to learn new things, then no one can stop your progress.

Always try to face problems and colleagues with a smiling face and do not react or give back answers to any of them. Prove that, without your help, they are helpless.

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Ans: Yes. You can sit for JEE Main 2026, and if you achieve a qualifying JEE Main rank, you are eligible to sit for JEE Advanced 2026.
Why: You mentioned you are a 2024–25 (Class XII in 2025) batch student. JEE-Main permits candidates who have passed or are appearing for Class XII in 2026 to register, and JEE-Advanced allows candidates whose first appearance for Class XII was in 2025 (or 2026) to appear in JEE-Advanced 2026 (provided you clear JEE-Main and meet other criteria).
However, it is highly recommended to review the latest brochure of JEE published by NTA for any possible updates to the eligibility criteria.

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Ans: You cleared your 12th in 2024. Hence, you are eligible to appear for JEE (Adv) in 2024 and 2025. Even though you again appear via the NIOS Board in 2026, your first attempt for 12th grade was supposed to be in 2024. I already said, keep the aim of clearing the JEE(Mains) with a high percentile for better colleges like NITS/IIITs, etc.

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Ans: Yes. IIM @ Sambalpur is worth joining.

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Ans: Yes, you’re eligible for NIT Trichy under the SC quota. For that, you must qualify for JEE Main, meet the cutoff for your category, and satisfy 10+2 PCM eligibility criteria.
Action to be taken - Appear for JEE (Main) 2026

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Ans: No, you are not eligible for JEE (Adv) 2026. Only two consecutive attempts are allowed, regardless of whether you appeared or not. Your both attempts, i.e., the first in 2024 and the second in 2025, are exhausted.
Kind suggestion— It's better to focus solely on JEE (Mains). With a high percentile, you can secure admission to any technical branch in one of the top NITs.

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Ans: Her JEE 2026 state eligibility will be Karnataka, as she’s completing Class 12 there; she will receive the Karnataka home state benefit, not West Bengal’s. However, it is highly recommended to download the latest JEE (Mains) brochure to stay updated on any changes related to the eligibility criteria.

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Ans: No. You are not eligible for JEE Advanced 2026 because you have already used up the maximum two attempts in two consecutive years, 2024 and 2025

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Ans: No, it won’t create a problem in your NEET application since the name and spellings match.

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Ans: You should select “appearing” option.

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Ans: If you are my child and I find you are well capable of cracking the NEET, then the preferable choice would be MBBS at AIIMS Delhi. Otherwise, I would have opted for another option depending on his choice and interest. Without testing his IQ, hard work capacity, and interest, I would not consider Medical (MBBS) as an option.

Suggestion - Instead of wasting your precious time asking such questions, it's better to know your interests and choose the right career path for your bright future. Your career path does not depend on my thoughts for the unseen child.

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Ans: You should visit your nearest Aadhaar Seva Kendra with a valid proof of date of birth (like your 10th marksheet) and request an exceptional DOB correction through manual escalation, or contact UIDAI support to get authorization for one final update.

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Ans: Yes, it may cause a mismatch issue. Update your Aadhaar or school records so both show the same full name before applying for JEE Main 2026. Not only Aadhar, you check all the relevant documents right now, and if you are applying either via EWS or from OBC, etc, then have the latest certificate from the competent authority, which is mentioned in the JEE Broucher. Download it from the official website and read all the necessary points along with the eligibility criteria and documents required.

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Ans: Retain CSE @ VIT AP for better brand value, placements, and wider national exposure compared to Anurag University. Yet, the final decision will be yours as you are more familiar with Hyderabad city.

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Ans: Disclaimer from me: I am not an expert in this field. I have sought help from my students to answer your query. My students are studying CSE and other engineering courses at prestigious colleges. I spoke with them before replying to your question. I am simply sharing the information they provided in a summarized manner.

You’re not wasting your energy thinking about cybersecurity early at all. In fact, this is the perfect time to start. Since you’re in your first year of B.Tech CSE, begin by building a solid foundation in computer science, focusing on programming (Python, C/C++), computer networks, operating systems, and databases. Additionally, start exploring cybersecurity basics through online courses (like from TryHackMe, Hack The Box, or Coursera) and learn about ethical hacking, Linux, and networking tools. Try participating in Capture the Flag (CTF) challenges to gain practical experience. As you progress, consider certifications like CompTIA Security+, CEH, or OSCP. It’s great that you’re planning early. Just take it step by step, keep exploring related fields like robotics if you enjoy them, and don’t rush. You’re on the right path; curiosity and consistency are your biggest strengths right now.

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Ans: Yes, you’re eligible for JEE Mains 2026. While filling out the form, enter your 2024 board details, select “appearing” for 2026 Maths improvement, and update your marks once the 2026 marksheet is available. However, it is highly recommended to download the latest brochure and review the eligibility criteria. This year, NTA has provided a demo link to practice filling out the form before submitting the actual application. Use this demo form to know more details.

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Ans: Yes, if your EWS certificate is issued before the JEE 2026 counseling process, you can use it for both JEE and other college admissions.

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Ans: You’re right that appearing for NIOS On-Demand exams for some subjects and using Transfer of Marks for others can result in two separate mark sheets, which might create confusion during verification and could lead to issues with exams like JEE or university admissions. The safest option is to appear for all five subjects directly under NIOS in a single attempt so you receive one consolidated mark sheet. This ensures your marks are uniformly recognized and avoids any rejection problems later. Yet it is recommended to take a second opinion with your school/college administration for more safer side.

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Ans: Computer Engineering with Data Science provides broader career opportunities and greater future growth potential than Electronics with VLSI. However, you need to select a better college to achieve your dreams.

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Ans: For B.Tech CS students, the most helpful online courses for placements are those that develop strong coding and industry-related skills. Emphasize Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) for interviews, Full-Stack Web Development or Cloud Computing for practical abilities, and Machine Learning or AI for emerging tech fields. Courses from platforms like Coursera, Udemy, or Google Career Certificates that include projects and interview prep will help you align with current market demands and improve your placement prospects.

In summary, choose a course that emphasizes DSA (Data Structures & Algorithms), a practical stack, and interview readiness. That will give you the best chances in campus placements and adapting to changing tech demands.

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Ans: Yes, you can take the improvement exam for Maths through NIOS. During JAC Delhi counselling, you can use both marksheets (MP Board + NIOS). IIIT Delhi accepts improved marks if both marksheets are valid and from recognized boards. However, it is highly recommended to review the latest brochure published by IIIT Delhi for more details or contact the administrative office in person for a confirmed response to ensure accuracy.

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Ans: Yes, you can still obtain your degree from Rohilkhand University if you have your mark sheet. Don’t hesitate to contact the university’s examination or registrar's office to get it issued. Contact the administrative office in person as soon as possible.

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Ans: Yes. It is a good option, provided you gain admission to a reputed private college where the faculty is good and there is a chance for OPD.

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Ans: Yes, pursuing teacher training is a very good option, especially if you enjoy helping others learn and possess patience and strong communication skills. Teaching provides stability, respect, and flexible career opportunities in schools, colleges, or coaching institutes. As a female candidate, it can also offer a balanced work-life environment. You can pursue courses like B.Ed or D.El.Ed after graduation, depending on the level you wish to teach. Overall, it’s a fulfilling and respected career choice with good long-term growth.

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Ans: You repeated the same query today. The response to your previous query, including this one, has been provided to you.

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Ans: The prestige and value of a medical practitioner in social life is much greater than that of any engineer. This is a basic fact that your parents might know, which is why they suggested you choose this career. Still, it would have been better to talk openly with you in 2022-23. You might have saved precious years. If you had made that decision in 2022-23, you would have completed your 3rd year of engineering by now (2023, 2024, 2025).

Understandably, you’re feeling stressed. you’ve been under a lot of pressure while trying to find the right path for yourself. You’ve already shown courage by realizing medicine isn’t for you and deciding to pursue engineering instead. Since you’re genuinely interested in engineering, that’s the direction you should follow. Repeating 12th with PCM for 2026 is not a bad choice if it helps you become eligible for JEE and good colleges like DTU or NSUT, but make sure you’re doing it with clear focus and proper guidance this time. Create a solid study plan for JEE, take mock tests, and consider coaching or online help if needed. Also, explore direct admission or lateral entry options in good private universities as a backup. Most importantly, don’t feel guilty about changing paths. Careers in engineering and medicine are both valuable, and what matters most is choosing the one that fits you, not others’ expectations.

Final suggestion - If you have patience, again review 12th grade with a calm mind, then make the decision.


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Ans: Prefer BAMS for long-term appreciation in career, prestige, and peace of mind to some extent. Remember, you have to keep struggling in each field for at least 10 years for stability.

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