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Ans: Hello dear.
You did not mention his NEET passing year. Yet if it is assumed that he appeared for NEET in 2024, it might be too late to take admission to any foreign university. Please consult with the consulting firms that deal in the admission process to foreign universities. Now related to your query about whether he will cope with the syllabus, will depend upon the ability of the student to do hard work. Even though a student scores less in 12th grade or NEET, if he puts a lot of effort into MBBS, then it is possible for him to excel in the subjects. There is no relation between the subjects of 12th grade and the MBBS syllabus. If your cousin is comfortable with Biology, then he can easily cope with the syllabus.
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Ans: Hello Madhuri.
First of all, thank you for reading the article so quickly and showing your faith in rediffGuru.
Here is the point-wise reply to your queries:
(1) To practice in India, the candidate has to appear for the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) conducted by the National Medical Commission (NMC) or National Board of Examinations (NBE)
(2) Passing Marks: A minimum of 50%
(3) The candidate can practice either in Govt or Private hospital
(4) One has to decide from which country he wants to do PG. As far as India is concerned, the candidate has to appear for the NEET PG entrance test. There are no direct PG admissions in India without NEET-PG if the candidate seeks an NMC-recognized PG qualification.
Finally, If you plan to pursue a PG degree abroad, ensure that the institution and course are recognized by the NMC to practice in India upon your return.

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Ans: Hello dear.
It sounds like you have taken a lot of effort for NEET, but failed to crack it for the best reasons known to you only. It is not clear whether you discontinued your efforts or not. By the time you reach 26. It is suggested that you stop the preparation of NEET and choose the path in which you have an interest. The feeling of looser at this juncture is correct but this is not the end of life of career! I would recommend to you: (1) Take admission either to arts/commerce/B.Sc. based on your 12th-grade marks (2) After admission, join the commercial part/full-time course which will give you the job placement and you can start learning. (3) Depending on your interest, you can choose a course else take the help of any counselor to choose the right course. It is difficult for me to suggest a course, as I don't know what exactly you know what you are doing right now and what is your interest.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Appearing for JEE at this stage is not recommended. You also admit that you had not studied at all until now, i.e., when you were in 12th grade, you did not prepare for JEE and focused only on the state-level entrance test. There is no guarantee that you may be successful if you appear for JEE 2025 or 2026. It will be a just waste of time. You got admission to the best course i.e. CSE (AL/ML) at KIIT University. You happily completed the first sem also. Now related to the environment, do you think it is only related to your college? No, there are many colleges in which the students have to face the worst environment. Slowly you will get acquainted with the college and its environment. Many students face this problem in 1st year in all engineering and medical colleges. Discard the idea of appearing in JEE with a fresh mind, focus on your CSE branch, and try to excel in it for the coming 4 years. The sky is the limit. There is evidence, that the students touched the sky under the very very worst conditions. Focus on your college and syllabus. Best of luck for your upcoming future.

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Ans: Hello Dear
As far as the NRI quota is concerned, it is better to visit the official website of the said college or directly talk to the administration for more accurate and reliable information. The fee changes and varies institute-wise. If your daughter scores well, she can get admission to Pondicherry through CENTAC (CENTRALISED ADMISSION COMMITTEE). It is not clear why you are only focussing on Pondicherry. There are many colleges where your daughter can get admission through the NRI quota easily either in a college or a good private college. The flow of patients is almost the same to Govt and Pvt college.

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Ans: Hello dear.
Here is the point-wise reply to your question:
(1) Visit any IIT website (i.e. IIT Delhi or Kanpur), and you will get the list of state-wise. or simply copy the following link and paste it into your browser: https://sites.google.com/d/1Jkk3M1VMmz-cAt9715bsTdB8_-HX3zhc/p/1tl1rYT3HOt1z5JjSkfujneMhN6FJCOpo/edit
(2) To become IITan, first crack JEE (Main) and then JEE (Adv). Get admission to IIT College based on your rank. Pass the course. Then you will be called/recognized as IITas.
(3) Cutoff varies from institution to institution and course-wise. It would be better to visit the Kanpur / Madras IIT websites to know the exact cutoff branch-wise.
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Ans: Hello Balaraju
Yes, she can prepare for NDA alongside JEE preparation, but she will need additional preparation for the General Ability Test (GAT) section. She also needs to check if her vision meets the NDA medical standards. Generally, candidates need to have 6/6 vision in both eyes. However, since your daughter has -3.0 D eyesight, she might be disqualified from the initial medical exam.
Your daughter is very busy focusing on multiple exams like JEE Mains, KCET, and boards. It’s great that she's considering the NDA exam as well. For NDA one should prepare for the Mathematics and General Ability Test (GAT). To some extent, the preparation of Mathematics may be useful, but she has to prepare for GPT separately. If she is confident, then it is possible for us.
Best of luck for her future. Finally, I would recommend checking with an optometrist or a military medical officer to understand if corrective surgery or other options might help in her case which is a basic condition for NDA.
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Ans: HI Sakshi.
If you are financially sound, then you should prefer IICT Gandhinagar, which provides better career prospects and practical skills relevant to the field of Data Science than VIT Vellore. However, this does not mean that VIT is not a better choice. If VIT is nearer to your home town and easily accessible, then you may opt for it. But if distance, money are not issues., then preferably go with IICT Gandhinagar.

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Ans: Hello Dear.
Your son can be admitted to the commercial pilot course after his 12th (i.e. +2 grade) with MPCB subjects. He must follow the course's guidelines and percentile requirements. It would be suggested that one should take the admission immediately after the 12th. The future of the commercial pilot is very bright provided one should have a keen interest in it. Many students initially choose this profession, but later they get disappointed. Before choosing such courses, one should take immense care. The lifestyle of a commercial pilot is different than that of a normal person. It would be better to check the physical fitness, mental fitness, and other parameters of your son before choosing this career.
Best of luck to your son for the upcoming examination and his bright future.

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Ans: Hello Satyam.
As the correction window closed for the Jan 2025 attempt, nothing can be done. Please apply for the April 2025 2nd attempt with the correct details. But it is sad to say, that many students make such simple silly mistakes while filling out the application forms. You are recommonded to take the help of an expert to fill the forms next time.
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Ans: Hello Ronold.
Yes! Studying Psychology is a good career option and the demand is increasing day by day due to the problems created by excessive internet surfing, excessive use of social media platforms, and many more problems. Pursuing Psychology will be a great choice for your daughter if she is interested in it. Mental health awareness is increasing globally, leading to more opportunities in counseling, therapy, and organizational roles. Companies, schools, and hospitals increasingly value psychologists for their insights into behavior and mental well-being. Psychology involves understanding human behavior, data analysis (statistics), and ethical decision-making. She should genuinely enjoy subjects like understanding emotions, motivations, and cognitive processes.
If she remains dedicated, Psychology can open doors to fulfilling, diverse, and meaningful careers. Let her explore her interests through readings, internships, and career counseling to make the most informed decision.
Best of luck to your daughter for her bright future.

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Ans: Hello dear.
Pl ask your question in a follow-up i.e. related to the previous reply. We can't remember what was your original question. and when it was asked. Sorry for the inconvinienace caused to you. Pl ask again in the follow-up section.

Ans: Hello dear.
In MBBS seats, the quota is reserved for NRI students. Your daughter will be eligible for admission, if she cracks the exam with a high score, as there is tough competition. It is highly recommended that you opt for the seat if she gets the admission through NRI quota because, for the management quota, you have to pay a high donation which is not possible for most of the parents, If your financial situation permits you, then you can opt for it. But if your daughter scores less, she can opt for MBBS from any foreign country at a low cost compared to the management quota in India. It is good that you are thinking on alternatives at this juncture. But ask your daughter to study hard and score as high as possible. With the solid score in hand, all the problems will be eliminated and student and parent becomes worry free!

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Ans: Hello dear.
Biotechnology is booming due to advancements in healthcare and agricultural technology, making it a high-demand field globally.
The pharmaceutical industry is ever-growing, and there is a consistent demand for professionals skilled in production's technical and regulatory aspects. Depending on your interest, you can choose anyone.But choosing ME (Pharma) will be more suggestible from my side.
Both University College Dublin (UCD) & Liverpool provide excellent job opportunities.
For MSc in Biotechnology: UCD might be a better option due to Ireland's thriving biotech industry and post-study work opportunities.
For ME in Pharmaceutical Engineering: Both are strong, but UCD has the edge due to Ireland's robust pharmaceutical sector.

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Ans: Hello Zippy
Since you attempted JEE Advanced in 2024, you have one more attempt left, which you could use in 2025, provided you meet all other eligibility criteria (such as your age and the fact that you've completed Class 12 or equivalent in 2023)

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Ans: Hello dear.
After completing B.Sc. Radiology, you can specialize further with PG programs like **M.Sc. in Radiology for bright career options.
This field has high demand in the healthcare sector, hospitals, Diagnostic Centers, Teaching and Research, Corporate Sector etc. The demand for radiologists and radiology technicians is high worldwide due to advancements in medical technology and growing healthcare needs. You can get a job or you can start your own business if you have the capital to invest in machines. You have a bright upcoming future.
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Ans: Hello.
Yes, you can start the preparation of NEET at any state (Age is not a criterion). Recently 64-year-old retired SBI employee cracked NEET and begins the dream of becoming a doctor. For your reference, the link is given to you. Copy and paste the link in your browser to read and get inspired.
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/etimes/trending/64-year-old-retired-sbi-employee-cracks-neet-and-begins-the-dream-of-becoming-a-doctor/articleshow/114261509.cms

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Ans: Hello Anmol
You can appear for JEE (Main) 2025 and NIT admissions if you successfully clear Mathematics in 2025 and fulfill the aggregate percentage or percentile requirements. You are eligible as a private candidate, provided you meet the subject requirements. You must ensure that both marksheets fulfill the JEE Main eligibility criteria (minimum 75% aggregate for General/EWS category or be in the top 20 percentile of your board; for SC/ST/PwD, the minimum is 65%). Most institutions, including NITs, accept two mark sheets from different years, provided both are from recognized boards like CBSE. During counseling (like JoSAA for NITs), you may be required to submit both marksheets, and they will validate them for eligibility.

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Ans: Hello Baqir.
It seems that you are very confused. As you said, you have already appeared for NEET i.e. this is your drop year. Yet you are not confident about NEET 2025. If you have taken NEET previously, then how again you are appearing for the board exam is also not clear. If you have already given NEET and are preparing for NEET again, then why you are thinking about JEE without any reason is also unclear. You have created a lot of problems in your mind without any reason. This is because you are not focussing on the syllabus and studies but rather thinking in an irrelevant direction. The question arises, why not you are appearing with mathematics on the CBSE board? It is suggested that you appear to NEET 2025 with full preparation. If you score less also, then there are many courses in the medical field in which you can get admission. Leave all worries, thoughts, and no mark sheets, JEE issues and focus only on NEET 2025. It is also suggested that you please meet face to face a counselor to understand you more and guide you properly.
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Ans: Hello Bipradas.
From your query, it is clear that you have offered by job by a Singapore-based company and they are giving you a posting in your home town. You did not mention anything about the work culture of the company. It simply indicates that you are supposed to work from home which is always related to computers. I think there is no harm in producing the required documents through an agent if they are offering you a handsome salary. The requirement for documents differs from company to company. There is no harm in submitting the mentioned documents. If have fear in your mind, then please go through the profile of the company in detail before submitting the documents. There are many ways to check the authenticity of the company. There are some chances of cheating, but everybody is not indulged in the same category. But take the steps with utmost precaution.

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Ans: Hello Zakir.
Here are some options for your son:
(1) Aspen Plus and Aspen HYSYS (Offered by Udemy or Coursera)
(2) MATLAB for Engineers
(3) Advanced Thermodynamics: Offered by universities like Stanford (Coursera, edX).
(4) Reaction Engineering: A course by the University of Minnesota (Coursera)
(5) Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer Fundamentals: NPTEL or Coursera.
(6) Data Science (Udemy and Linkedin learning)
(7) Machine Learning, Offered by universities like MIT (edX)
(8) Sustainable Energy Systems (offered by Coursera)
(9) Green Chemical Engineering: Offered by NPTEL.
(10) Python for Chemical Engineers
And many more.
It is suggested that you please visit the websites of Coursera, edX, Udemy, LinkedIn Learning, and NPTEL for more details.

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Ans: Hello dear.
At present, you are in 2nd year and saying that you are confused about what to choose. You have already chosen CSE. Your question is incomplete and not possible to suggest to you what you want. Please ask again with more clarity.

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Ans: Hello Munni.
The right path for placement will be suggested by the placement division of IIT Kharagpur from time to time.. At this early stage, there is no need to take the tension. You have ample time in hand. Related to the score, a BS in Applied Geology from IIT Kharagpur offers a promising huge scope. The scope lies in Geology, resource management, energy, environmental planning, infrastructure development, Mining and Exploration, Hydrogeology, Energy, Environmental Geology, Disaster Risk Assessment, Academia and Research, Infrastructure Development, and many more sectors. A BS has strong career growth and opportunities for innovation and impact. Best of luck for his bright future.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Yes, you are eligible for JEE Advanced if you take mathematics as an additional subject in Class 12th, provided you fulfill the other eligibility criteria for the exam. For JEE (Adv), you must qualify for mains with the required cut-off and pass the 12th-grade exam with PCM subjects with language as an additional subject or an equivalent examination. Make sure to check the detailed brochure or eligibility criteria for the specific year of JEE Advanced.

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Ans: Hello dear.
Your son has a variety of career and higher education options to consider after completing his Class 12 CBSE commerce stream without mathematics. You may think of the following options:
(1) B.Com (Bachelor of Commerce)
(2) BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)
(3) BMS (Bachelor of Management Studies)
(4) BA in Journalism and Mass Communication
(5) Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM)
(6) Bachelor of Travel and Tourism Management (BTTM)
(7) BA in Economics (without heavy math focus)
(8) BA in Psychology, Sociology, or Political Science
(9) Chartered Accountancy (CA)
(10) Company Secretary (CS)
(11) CMA (Cost and Management Accounting)
(12) Certified Financial Planner (CFP)
(13) Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)
(14) Fashion Design/Interior Design
(15) Integrated Law Programs (BA LLB)
(16) Bachelor in Public Administration
(17) Digital Marketing
(18) Data Analytics or Business Analytics
(19) Event Management
(20) Banking and Finance
(21) Foreign Language Studies
And many more ..........
If he is unsure about his interests, career counseling and aptitude tests can provide additional guidance. Encourage him to explore his options and choose what he feels excited about for his future.

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Ans: Hello.
Why your daughter is appearing in the NIOS 10th grade examination in two parts is not clear. It is suggested that try to clear 10th grade with the required subjects only in sitting i.e. in the same year if she wishes to pursue a science stream to avoid academic problems in some courses. But it seems that your daughter might be weak in mathematics, hence you might have decided to appear for 10th grade in parts. If she likes computers, then for a bright future in computer engineering one should be sound in mathematics. Without giving NEET, you have a lot of options in the medical field. It is highly suggested that instead of focusing on the available fields right now, it would be suggested that you explore the options in 2027 when your daughter will be in the 12th grade. According to her interest at that time, it will be more suitable to choose the options instead of thinking at this stage. Hence the options available are not suggested to you at this early stage. But to suggest, it is better to appear for NEET and get a mark memo (with any score) which will be very useful at the time of admission to many courses related to the medical field.
Best of luck to your daughter for the upcoming examinations and a bright future.
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Ans: Hello Joshni
You’re at a crossroads between pursuing higher education or starting full-time work after completing BSc Nursing. Prioritize your health first, as it’s crucial for any next step. It is suggested to go with higher education like MSc Nursing, Healthcare Management etc. which has long-term career growth and better roles. But it requires time, money, and focus! At least you follow some simple tips: (1) Work part-time and study online or on weekends. (2) Look for employer-sponsored education programs. (3) Use this time to explore career interests, job roles, or courses. Remember that, you are capable, resilient, and destined for greatness.
Best of luck for your upcoming bright future.
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Ans: Hello Dear.
First, you did not mention the class you are studying in. You also did not mention, whether you are preparing for JEE or state-level engineering entrance test. From your question, it is also not clear which course you are interested in. Hence comparing the colleges seems to be difficult. You quoted the names of three colleges MSRIT, RVCE, and BMSCE. You got all the information about these colleges from seniors and you started building your imagination. It is suggested that, you first focus on your studies, try to crack the required engineering entrance test visit the websites of all these colleges and if possible, visit the college campus personally to take the brief review as you have to spend complete 4 years on the campus. Note that all the colleges you quoted are highly reputed and have a good track record of placement. You have the choice of anyone based on your score only. Hence score more to get the best college. To recommend, RVCE is the best option among all you quoted.

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Ans: Hello Anmol
No, you are not eligible for JEE. You have to clear the PCB and maths as an additional subject in the same year i.e. 2025.

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Ans: Hello dear.
Without taking an examination, without any score in hand, without any college in hand, without any course in hand, you are thinking and thinking and thinking for no reason. The goals/targets set by you are appreciable. But to convert them into reality, you have to work hard and excel in all the examinations. The highest salary is not only based on your degree or only on the college name. There are a lot of other parameters. Your journey is very long. Please keep your eyes only on your studies. Crack JEE (Mains + Adv) with a high score, get admission to a top IIT college, and choose the best course of your liking. Excel in the engineering then test the flavour of success. Best of luck for your upcoming bright future.

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Ans: Hello Huma.
You did not mention her NEET 2025 score + category. Hence it is difficult to suggest the options she has. But instead of focusing on the options at this stage, please focus only on the NEET exam. Ask to get a minimum score of 650. If not, then there are several options available. To explore them, please tell us your state, category, and interesting field.

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Ans: Hello Shreya.
It is highly recommended that you focus only on PCM and keep your eyes only on JEE (Mains + Advanced).
Try to crack both mains and advanced exams with high scores and ranks. This is the only way to get admission to CSE in a top IIT college. Best of luck for a bright future.

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Ans: Hello Sir
Your child is just in 9th. You are saying he is interested in PCM i.e. mathematics and claims that he will not be able to crack JEE. The IQ of a child changes continuously. It is a hurry to predict what will happen when he will be in 12th grade. The students who are weak at schooling, do better in 12th grade. It is also not feasible to explore the options that are available after 1the 2th before 4 years. The education system is changing day by day and more options are available to the students every year. I would like to suggest as: (1) Please focus on his schooling syllabus (2) Try to improve his mathematics skills (3) ASk him to appear for all types of competitive exams held at the schooling level. (4) Join in foundation IIT course (5) Take a brief review of his 10th grade score and his understanding level. At last, no need to take the unnecessary tension at this stage. Keep faith in your child. For proper suggestion, please contact us again when his 10th grade exams will over and the expected score he is guessing.

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Ans: Hello Tushar
Surprisingly, even after completing two years and now studying in the third year, you won't be able to manage your studies, assignments, and other activities. Please note that the same schedule applies to other students. Yet, if others can manage then why not you? Please check your regular timetable and other timetables. Soon you will come to know where you are going wrong. The engineering course is just a time management course. One of the possibilities that you might be lagging is, you may be doing engineering without any interest or you might be forced to do it. You did not mention where you are studying in a government or private college. Start creating an interest in CSE subjects, set your target for the future, and plan accordingly your studies. if lazy, then come out of that factor which is very common. Only 1 and 1/2 years remain in your hand. If you excel in your studies, your CGPA will also improve. Focus on your personality, communication skills, and other parameters that are badly needed at the time of campus interview. Talk with the senior and passed-out students and change yourself as early as possible. Last but not least, remove negative thoughts from your mind. For jobs, CGPA is not the only deciding factor. Overall curricular activities also matters.

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Ans: Hello Vikas.
NEET aspirants can give the JEE (Mains) without any hurdle. But the JEE is based on PCM. Hence, to be admitted to the engineering branch, the aspirant must have cleared mathematics as an optional subject.
Best of luck for your upcoming NEET and JEE exams.

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Ans: Hello.
You are suggested to focus on the 12th PCM without taking any stress at present. At present there is no reverse path for you. First, you appear for the 12th Board and then either state-level engineering entrance or JEE examination. Based on the board examination score or engineering entrance, there are many options for further studies. Don't take any stress at this level and it is also not recommended to talk about alternative options right now. After examination and results, please contact us again to explore more based on your score and your dream path.

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Ans: Hello Manoharan
Please ask him to focus more on the foundation classes of JEE. For astrophysics, please visit the websites of the Indian Institute of Astrophysics (IIA) or the Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics (IUCAA) for more details. To excel more, try to explore more about the following examinations: (1) National Standard Examination in Astronomy (NSEA) (2) Indian National Astronomy Olympiad (INAO) (3) International Olympiad in Astronomy and Astrophysics (IOAA) (4) National Astronomy & Science Olympiad (NASO). These exams are related to space science. Astrophysics is also related to space. Hence both are mutually associated. The IITs provide opportunities to study and research astronomy and astrophysics, they are not specifically dedicated to these fields.

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Ans: Hello Naris
Both are private coaching institutions. They claim that they are the best coaching centers via advertisements. We can't suggest one on this platform. Students who studied at the respective coaching center say that it is the best one. But it is recommended that you visit their official websites and branch offices and talk to the students and parents for more clarity. However, the working styles of both institutions are different. Students are facing the problem of teaching language in Sri Chaitanya as there are more teachers from the AP and Telangana sides. But this is not the case with Allen. If you are from AP or Telangana region then prefer Sri Chaitanya else prefer Allen.

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Ans: Hello Reyan
Yes, you can appear JEE (Main) without mathematics. But what is the sense in appearing JEE without mathematics in reality? No sense. It's just a waste of time and money. The government extracts money from the students by any means by changing the rules and motivating the students without any reason only for profit. You can say, vegetables without salt! If you are serious about JEE then at least study mathematics as an optional subject.

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Ans: Hello B.
Saveetha is a brand name for CSE. You can prefer it without any hesitation. The placement recorded is also good. Related to other courses, please visit the college website for more details.
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Ans: Hello Ssayantan.
Both colleges are perfect from an academic and job placement point of view. It is tough to suggest one of them. Hence visit the colleges personally to know more details. But I tell you choose MVJ over CMRIT. Yet the final decision depends on you after visiting the colleges.
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Ans: Hello Human
Why do you think in the negative direction without any reason? If you do study well you can score well in mathematics. Think positive. Please doesn't work in permutation combination theory right now. Just focus on the examination. If the worst situation arises, then please get in touch with us again. We will be glad to help you at that time. (There will be no effect on your PCB exam marks.)
Best of luck with the upcoming examination.

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Ans: Hello.
Whatever you are saying is just shocking. The track record of TCS is not like that, as you described in your question. It would be better to contact TCS again and ask them when they will give on boarding letter. It is not clear from your query whether your son had done some correspondence with TCS or not related to the job offered. It is also not clear which two exams he appeared in. If not selected in a campus interview, searching for a job might be tedious but not so difficult. Ask your son to post a strong resume on the LinkedIn portal and remain in touch with his seniors. Please visit the websites of renowned companies daily to search for vacancies. There are many job-offering portals where he can register his name. Please ask the college placement division for any placement opportunities.
Wishing the best of luck for his bright future.

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Ans: Hello Srinivasa
It would be biased to quote the name of only a single college for CSE in India. Yet you can choose the best which is suitable for you from the following list:
(1) Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), Vellore
(2) SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST), Chennai
(3) Shiv Nadar University (SNU), Greater Noida
(4) PES University (PESU), Bengaluru
(5) Christ University, Bengaluru
(6) Jain University, Bengaluru
(7) Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Coimbatore
(8) Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT), Manipal
(9) Ashoka University, Sonipat (for Computational Sciences)
(10) Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT), Bhubaneswar
(11) Symbiosis Institute of Technology (SIT), Pune
(12) Chandigarh University, Chandigarh
(13) Lovely Professional University (LPU), Jalandhar
(14) DA-IICT, Gandhinagar
(15) NMIMS (Mukesh Patel School of Technology), Mumbai
Before selecting the college, please check the parameters such as Placement Records, Location, Specializations, Campus Facilities, Alumni Network, etc.

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Ans: Hello.
You did not mention which IIT college and course your son was getting. You also did not mention which college he has been admitted to. It seems that there is a wide communication gap between you and your son. Surprisingly, a candidate getting admission to IIT rejected it and went to a 3rd-grade college (as per your opinion). You are also not clear about, what was role when your son was denied to take admission to IIT and chose a 3rd-grade engineering college. There are lots of possibilities that your son has been denied IIT college which can't be discussed on this public platform.
It seems that your son is a talented, hard worker which is already reflected in his JEE result, there is no need to worry about his future. These types of candidates are less dependent on the college and faculty. They have their inbuilt capability to learn and excel in the life. There is no need to worry much about the decision taken by your son. Just observe that, whether he is attending college regularly and engaged in extracurricular activities. If he scores well in CSE, a bright future is waiting for him. Remember, a job career is less dependent on the college name! Nowadays, show your extraordinary skills and get the job!

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Ans: Hello Rama.
All options are good and have a better placement record. Choose the one nearest to your home. You have not mentioned the course in which you are interested. It is better to visit the placement cell of each university personally to have a more authentic and clear idea. As you have to spend a few years on campus, it is a must for a student to visit the campus personally and take over all reviews in detail.

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Ans: Hello.
Have you analyzed your failure in 2 successive attempts in the NEET examination? If yes, then the question is what you have done for improvement and not then again the question arises why not? Here, I would like to suggest you focus now only on the NEET examination which is your 3rd attempt. Don't think about any other options right now till May 2025. After the NEET exam is over, you have ample time to explore the options available. Depending on your score in NEET 2025, we will guide you at that time. But yet, if you are confused, then looking towards your question and anxiety, you need personal counseling where you can express yourself face-to-face. Only after the NEET exam is over, you contact a counsellor for one-to-one counseling. Till then, keep mum and focus only on NEET. Take this exam as your mission and project. Work on this project, apply forces from all sides, success is there which is waiting for you eagerly.
Best of luck for your bright future.

Some tips: (1) Analyse separately Phy, Che, Bio (2) Prepare a list of hard topics (3) First focus more on the topics which are easy for you and then try to excel in hard topics (4) Appear more and more online/offline examinations (4) Prepare your short-cut file for all subjects (5) Prepare a file for each subject having only synopsis of all chapters (6) Try to solve the problems at the lightening speed and observe the period on regular basis (7) Create your time table to revise the topics on regular basis (8) Do not hesitate to ask your difficulties to your teachers, if you have joined to offline classes (9) Keep the habit of marking the answers which you know 100%. Don't guess the answers and mark them, as there is -ve marking scheme. (10) Be calm, quite, and smiling all the time to release the tension and always have a healthy chat with your friends.

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Ans: Hello Rishika
Candidates who appeared in Class XII (or equivalent) examination for the first time in 2023, are NOT eligible to appear in JEE Advanced 2025. It is better to focus more on JEE (Mains) and try to crack it with a high score to get admission to the top-most NIT's or IIIT's.

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Ans: Hello Human

You are eligible for engineering admission in 2025, provided you must clear the state engineering entrance test with the required score. In the past, many students did the same exercise successfully. Now, focus more on mathematics.

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Ans: Hello Vedhi

BAMS is a very good branch. If you have an interest then you can surely opt for it without any hesitation. But be careful to choose the best college. (Don't compromise with distance and fees)

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