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Ans: No, after BAMS, no course legally permits you to practice allopathic (MBBS) medicine independently. You must complete an MBBS degree to practice allopathic medicine.

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Ans: Yes, NIOS on-demand Mathematics as an additional subject (separate marksheet) is generally accepted for B.Tech admissions along with your PCB marksheet. Still, you must confirm the specific eligibility rules of the university you’re applying to.

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Ans: Yes, NIOS on-demand Mathematics as an additional subject (separate marksheet) is generally accepted for B.Tech admissions along with your PCB marksheet. Still, you must confirm the specific eligibility rules of the university you’re applying to.

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Ans: Use your Class 10 CBSE marksheet name exactly as printed (“Bhole Sharad”) for NEET UG 2026, and if Aadhaar differs, update Aadhaar to match your CBSE records before applying, i.e., before counselling.

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Ans: CSE @ Thapar is better than SNU. And SNU is newer and slightly behind in reputation and placements compared to Thapar and VIT. Yet, there is no harm in going with SNU.

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Ans: M.Tech in Civil Engineering from IIT or a top NIT is worth it if you get admission to a reputed institute, as it offers better specialization, stronger placements, higher roles, and long-term career growth, especially in core, PSUs, or academia. However, if you already have a good job opportunity and prefer practical experience, starting a job can also be a good option. The decision depends on your career goals and the quality of the institute you get into.

Final suggestion from our side: Go for M.Tech. If you're getting it.


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Ans: You’re not late. You’re someone who kept searching for the right path, and your heart has consistently pointed toward healing. NEET in 2 months is tough unless your basics are already strong, so treat this attempt as a trial and prepare seriously for next year if medicine truly feels like your calling. Also, remember, MBBS isn’t the only way into healthcare. BAMS, Veterinary, Clinical Research, or Public Health can still put you in roles that help people or animals in meaningful ways. Age and marriage aren’t barriers; the right partner respects ambition, and careers in healthcare often start later. Gap years can be seen as opportunities for exploration and skill-building. The real question is your stamina and commitment. If you’re ready for the long journey, you absolutely still can build a life in this field.

Case Study- Jay Kishore Pradhan, a 64-year-old retired State Bank of India (SBI) deputy manager from Odisha, successfully cleared the NEET-UG exam in 2020 to pursue his lifelong dream of becoming a doctor. Inspired by his twin daughters' preparations, he enrolled in online coaching to study MBBS at VIMSAR.

You are still so small compared to Mr Jay Kishore. If you have passion, you can achieve it.

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Ans: You did not mention the engineering branch.
If your daughter gets a seat in Govt College, prefer Dental. But be prepared to pay a heavy fee for PG in Dental.
I recommend preferring Dental on my side.

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Ans: BITSAT, VIEEE, and your state-level engineering examination.

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Ans: Log in to the KEA KCET candidate portal and check your application status/payment status under “Application Status” or “Print Application” section. If it shows “Submitted/Confirmed” and fee paid, your application is successfully completed.

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Ans: No. You cannot take JEE Main in 2028 by just giving 5 subjects in NIOS after passing 12th in 2025.

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Ans: No. You cannot take JEE Main in 2028 by just giving 5 subjects in NIOS after passing 12th in 2025,

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Ans: Yes. You can register for JEE Mains now and correct the name later (during the correction window or before counselling with a supporting certificate). This generally won’t cause a problem as long as you update the documents to match before seat allocation.

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Ans: BITS Pilani CS is generally considered the better overall choice (brand, opportunities, and placements) if fees aren’t a concern.

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Ans: Don’t rely only on PSUs! Competition is very high. Skills and experience can offset an average CGPA in private IT, while GATE/govt prep serves as your safety net. Try to raise your CGPA above 7, as many companies and some government roles use 60%+ as a cutoff, but 6.89 is still workable. Follow a dual approach: make placements/internships your main focus. Since service-based IT firms are the most practical entry, keep GATE prep as a slow backup. However, it is highly recommended that you contact your college's placement division for more details on the current requirements.

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Ans: Contact with an astrologist.

Ans: Both are good options. Just compare the fee structure before taking admission. Yet from our side, if possible, prefer CSE @ Thapar.

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Ans: We can't say anything about the faculty of the Madras Institute. It is better to visit the campus in person and talk with the students directly, if you wish to opt a course at the said institute. The institute has a good track record of placement.

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Ans: It is advisable to join a good offline coaching institute or seek guidance from a personal mentor rather than relying on online platforms; online options may be kept only as a secondary choice. From our side, we generally do not recommend online platforms for learning, especially at the Class 10 level, as their disadvantages outweigh the limited benefits. However, the final decision rests with you. One point is unclear from your query: who suggested joining online courses or platforms? If this were your own decision, we recommend reconsidering it. If someone else advised you, please ask them for clear reasons. Once you decide, kindly inform us of your final decision.


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Ans: Chances are slim, but they exist for lower-preference tech branches at DTU/NSUT.

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Ans: Yes, you can take admission to NITs only if you had Maths as a core subject and qualify JEE Main. However, having it merely as an additional subject may make you ineligible, depending on your board’s subject classification. It is highly recommended to check the brochure published by NTA on its official website for any updates to the admission criteria or changes in the admission process.

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Ans: MHT-CET is not compulsory to enter the AI field. You can enter via a B.sc. in Computer. Score at least 180-190 in MHT-CET to get admission to a tier 1 college, either in the Computer or Electronics branch, to fulfil your dreams. But if you are financially sound, you can get admission to any private college with the lowest score also via management quota.

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Ans: It is a very good college. Its reputation is quite good, and the placement record is also satisfactory. If you get the chance to study there, you can proceed without hesitation. However, it is highly recommended to visit in person before finalizing the decision at home. Go there, talk with the students, and visit the placement division. The scenario changes year by year. It is always better to see the reality with our own eyes before making the final decision about admission.

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Ans: Yes. It is a far better option than a regular B.Tech. course and those from 2nd- or 3rd-tier colleges. The prospects for Actuarial Science are always high. Best of luck to your son for his bright future.

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Ans: Yes. You can take NEET UG without hesitation.

Encouraging story for you: A SBI officer named Jay Kishore Pradhan cleared the NEET exam at age 64 in 2020 after retiring as a deputy manager, fulfilling his lifelong dream of becoming a doctor and enrolling in an MBBS course at VIMSAR, proving that age is no barrier to achieving goals. This feat was partly made possible by changes in the NEET age limit.

You can search for this real story on Google!

Best of luck in your bright future, and a salute to your courage.

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Ans: No. The chances of your application being accepted are low. However, it is a good move that you applied for a correction to the Aadhar Card. Keep the update receipt and be ready to show an affidavit or clarification if asked.

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Ans: Please review the KCET 2026 brochure, which outlines all steps in a dummy format. Visit the official KCET portal. Create your login account. Pay the application fee. Fill out the detailed application form. Upload the required documents. Review and submit the form. Documents You Must Keep Ready: SSLC/Class-10 marksheet, Aadhaar card, valid mobile number and email, scanned photo and signature.

Tips to Ensure Your Application Gets Accepted: (1) Fill in the details carefully, (2) Ensure name consistency, (3) Upload the correct file format, (4) Submit before the deadline, (5) Keep proof of submission

And if you are not able to do it yourself, then take the help of any friend or a counsellor.

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Ans: You can appear for JEE Main 2026 but are not eligible for JEE (Adv) 2027.

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Ans: Given her strong mathematics, conceptual understanding, and preference for logic, the Science stream with PCM (Engineering/JEE-oriented fields like engineering, data science, or applied mathematics) would suit her best; Biology/NEET can be reconsidered later only if she develops genuine interest and aptitude.

However, it is highly recommended to keep PCMB subjects in 11th for a few months. Let her attend both Mathematics and Biology classe atleast for 6 months. Check her interest, liking, and understanding of the subjects. Then later on, you can take a concrete decision either about engineering or medicine.

But it is safer to appear 12th grade with Mathematics and Biology. Keep either mathematics or Biology for passing purposes. It is very simple to get min 35 marks in any subject in just a few days of preparation.

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Ans: Here is a point-by-point reply to your question-

(1) Application form (MHT-CET 2026): Enter and upload your combined PCM marks. That means the Physics and Chemistry marks from your PCB Feb 2025 HSC marksheet and the Mathematics marks from your Maths Isolated June 2025 marksheet. Do not upload only the PCB or only the Maths separately; both marksheets are required to demonstrate that you meet the required criteria.

(2) CAP application (after CET exam): When asked for the HSC seat number, enter the main HSC seat number from your PCB Feb 2025 marksheet. The Maths isolated marks are linked as an improvement/isolated subject, and during CAP you will upload both marksheets. Do not enter CET marks manually for PCM. The CET score is automatically fetched, and HSC PCM eligibility is verified using the uploaded documents.

(3) Admission with two marksheets: Yes, you can get engineering admission with PCB + Maths isolated marksheets. This is accepted in Maharashtra, and many students do it. As long as both marksheets are valid, you meet PCM eligibility, and documents are uploaded correctly, admission is usually smooth. Colleges may verify both marksheets during admission, but this does not cause rejection if everything is in order.

However, it is highly recommended to download the brochure from the CET cell website to get the latest updates. For more clarification, suggest visiting any ARC or any engineering college near your home and getting it clarified to relax.

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Ans: Here is a point-by-point reply to your question-

(1) Application form (MHT-CET 2026): Enter and upload your combined PCM marks. That means the Physics and Chemistry marks from your PCB Feb 2025 HSC marksheet and the Mathematics marks from your Maths Isolated June 2025 marksheet. Do not upload only PCB or only Maths separately; both marksheets are required to show that you meet the required criterion.

(2) CAP application (after CET exam): When asked for the HSC seat number, enter the main HSC seat number from your PCB Feb 2025 marksheet. The Maths isolated marks are linked as an improvement/isolated subject, and during CAP you will upload both marksheets. Do not enter CET marks manually for PCM. The CET score is fetched automatically, and HSC PCM eligibility is verified using your uploaded documents.

(3) Admission with two marksheets: Yes, you can get engineering admission with PCB + Maths isolated marksheets. This is accepted in Maharashtra, and many students do it. As long as both marksheets are valid, you meet PCM eligibility, and documents are uploaded correctly, admission is usually smooth. Colleges may verify both marksheets during admission, but this does not cause rejection if everything is in order.

However, it is highly recommended to download the brochure from the CET cell website to get the latest updates. For more clarification, suggest visiting any ARC or any engineering college near your home and getting it clarified to relax.

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Ans: I think the admission process for JEE Advanced 2025 has already concluded. For the academic year 2025–26.
The answer to your questions is - NO


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Ans: You will be eligible for the Home State quota @ NITK Surathkal based on completing your 12th in Karnataka, but for OBC-NCL vertical reservation within that HS quota, you need your caste to be in the Karnataka state OBC list (a central OBC-NCL certificate alone does not make you eligible for HS OBC-NCL quota if your caste isn’t in the Karnataka list). So you’d be HS General with central OBC-NCL for overall OBC reservation, not HS OBC-NCL.
However, it is strongly recommended to go through the brochure published by the Karnataka CET cell.

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Ans: If possible, prefer EC @ IIT Ropar

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Ans: Yes. Generally, top private engineering colleges and COMEDK counselling accept a CBSE overall pass marksheet along with an NIOS single-subject Chemistry pass marksheet, provided Chemistry is passed, and you meet eligibility. Still, final acceptance depends on COMEDK/college verification rules. However, it is highly recommended that you carefully review the COMDEK brochure. If you have doubts about our clarification or reply, it would be better to visit the administrative office of any top engineering college in person and ask them directly without any hesitation to resolve your problems/doubts across the table instantly. With this, you will be free from stress that you hold in your mind. Now, focus more on COMDEK and try to score more. Best of luck to your bright future.

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Ans: It is better to visit the official JEE (Main) website for the most up-to-date information.

Strong Advice - As a JEE aspirant, it is your duty to keep a close eye on the official website, especially daily. (https://jeemain.nta.nic.in/)

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Ans: There may be a problem due to the name mismatch, so it is better to get the name corrected or keep an affidavit and supporting documents while filling out the NEET form and during college admission.

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Ans: As a fresher after a PhD in Biotechnology (A), the salary potential is generally higher than for a PhD in Food Development & Technology (B), especially abroad, because biotech is more closely linked to pharmaceuticals and biomedical research. In India, biotech PhD freshers usually earn slightly more than food tech PhDs. Abroad, the gap is wider, with biotech offering better-paid industry and research positions. However, B (Food Technology) often offers a more manageable and stable work–life balance, with predictable industry roles and less pressure compared to biotech, which can be more competitive and research-intensive.

But I would like to say one thing. The careers of A and B will depend on the skills they develop to cope with the changing industry. Even if they take any course, if they lag in computer knowledge and in adopting recent developments in AI technology, there will be a big question in front of them.

Learn computer and AI technology to achieve success either in India or abroad.

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Ans: My honest suggestion is to forget about JEE (Main) and JEE (Adv), whether you are eligible or not. Yet, you should appear for JEE (Mains). However, it is better to focus more on state-level engineering entrance examinations for better options.
You are not eligible to appear for JEE (Adv).

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Ans: You can fill the KCET form before document verification, and as a dropper, you must get your documents verified later at the KEA-designated helpline centre when verification dates are announced. Right now, focus on the KECT examination. Best of luck to you.

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Ans: There are many universities that award honorary doctorates. Some of them are D, JNU, BHU, AMU, University of Calcutta, Panjab University, and private institutions like Chitkara University,y etc. Contact the nearest university for more details. But remember, these degrees are awarded for exceptional contributions in fields like arts, science, public service, sports, and society. These are purely honorary and not equivalent to earned academic PhDs. With the help of this degree, you are not qualified to apply for any job, or to be sincere, the degree has no value from future building point of view. As everyone know, how the people get these degrees or how these degrees are managed.

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Ans: Your daughter can apply to PSUs. However, PSUs generally recruit Smart Manufacturing graduates through GATE Mechanical Engineering (ME), so she should focus primarily on Mechanical Engineering subjects.

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Ans: As per the information available, the placement record for CSE at MIT (Manipal) is good. It is better to appear for GATE and pursue PG at any IIT. The doors to good opportunities will automatically open.

You can think about MS/M. Tech (IIT/NIT/IISc/abroad), research roles, or taking competitive exams such as GATE, CAT (for MBA), or UPSC/technical PSU exams (e.g., SSC JE, DRDO, ISRO) for varied career paths.

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Ans: Since your son has joined IT at JEC Jabalpur, the focus should now be on making the most of this opportunity rather than on past options. He should build strong fundamentals in programming (DSA, algorithms), maintain a good CGPA, and actively pursue projects, internships, and coding platforms from the first year itself. Encourage participation in hackathons, online certifications, and summer internships outside the college to gain exposure. If he performs well, he can target good private placements, off-campus opportunities, or higher studies such as MTech/MS/MBA at top institutes later. With consistent effort, the college name becomes less important than skills and achievements. Ask him to focus on the studies and try to learn the new skills. Master AI tools and programming skills. Best of luck to your son.

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Ans: A small dip, like 91%, does not indicate a decline; it usually reflects stress or higher paper difficulty, and your daughter’s Consistent top-3 performance shows strong ability. First, help her rebuild confidence by normalizing this fluctuation, limiting comparisons, and focusing on daily effort rather than marks; short, achievable study targets and regular revision will reduce fear of forgetting. For subjects: Maths & Science daily practice, an error notebook, and weekly revision of formulas/derivations; Languages daily reading, writing practice, and revision of formats/grammar; Social Science chapter-wise summaries, timelines/maps, and frequent self-testing. Use a 2-month plan with weekly mock tests under exam conditions, analyze mistakes calmly, and include relaxation, proper sleep, and light exercise. Reassure her that consistency, not perfection, wins board confidence and will return as she sees steady improvement.

Most Imp: No doubt, Class 10 is an important milestone, but a child’s career does not end with its results. Often, excessive pressure in Class 10 drains students mentally and emotionally, and they struggle later in Class 12 while preparing for engineering or medical entrance exams. What truly matters is whether your child is studying regularly and consistently. Please avoid judging your child only by marks or percentiles; sustained effort, balance, and well-being are far more important for long-term success.

Best of luck to your daughter for her bright future.

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Ans: If UFM (unfair means) is recorded in a college exam, it can negatively affect your future exams only if it appears on official records or transcripts; otherwise, most competitive exams and other universities do not consider it. It is better to stay cool, calm, and quiet and focus on the course for which a student is preparing.

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Ans: No. You are not eligible for JEE (Adv). You have already used two attempts (i.e., 2024 and 2025), whether or not you appeared does not matter. Only two successive attempts are allowed for a candidate who clears the 12th grade in a particular year. You cleared your 12th grade in 2024.

Suggestion- Instead of running behind JEE exams, take admission to any good engineering college via a state-level engineering entrance test, which is easier than JEE.

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Ans: Here is a point-by-point reply to your query: (1) BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) lateral entry is NOT officially allowed by most universities/UGC. (2) Some private colleges offer lateral entry, but this can be risky. (3) Such BPT degrees may create problems for MPT (Master of Physiotherapy) admission and government jobs. (4) Your 12th with 46% may also not meet eligibility for regular BPT in many colleges.

Suggestion - (1) Better to take regular BPT admission (1st year) only in a recognized university. (2) Or choose a different safe course instead of risky lateral entry. (It is more recommended)

The final choice/decision will be yours.

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Ans: There are no major issues. Please fill out the NEET application form exactly as per your Class 10 marksheet, and ensure that the supporting documents are consistent during verification. In due course, if possible, make the name correction on the Aadhar card.

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Ans: You have already appeared for and passed the Class 12 examination in 2025. As per the eligibility criteria, only two consecutive attempts for JEE (Advanced) are permitted—the first in 2025 and the second in 2026. Therefore, you will not be eligible to appear for JEE (Advanced) in 2027. Reappearing for Class 12 does not reset or extend JEE (Advanced) eligibility.

However, you can still achieve your goal of studying at an IIT through an alternative and well-established pathway. You may take admission to an undergraduate engineering program of your choice, appear for the GATE examination in your final year, and secure a qualifying score to gain admission to a postgraduate program at a top IIT.

This is a strong and viable route to IIT. At this stage, it would be advisable to move forward by enrolling in an engineering program rather than focusing again on Class 12, JEE Main, or JEE Advanced.

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