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Misbah Question by Misbah on Jan 29, 2025Hindi
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I've passed HSC in 2024 with PCM now in Feb 2025 I'm giving class improvement exam as I'm preparing for neet so 50 marks each required. And I also want to give biology isolated exam so my question is can I give it in same year and when board will conduct isolated subject exam in 2025?? Plz answer I'm really depressed

Ans: Hi Misbah,

To meet the NEET requirements, you are reappearing for the +2 exam in Physics, Chemistry, and Math (PCM), and you are trying to complete your Biology by taking an isolated exam. However, I need you to inform me whether you are writing the exam under a central or state board. If it is a state board, please specify which state you belong to. Without this information, it's difficult for me to assist you fully.

Regarding the other part of your query, I recommend taking the isolated exam this year. This will help you prepare conveniently for NEET.

Best of Luck.

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You two are earning well and have accumulated a lot at such young age. Let us analyse in detail:
- Liquid - 1 crore >> this can take care of the immediate requirement for your kid's higher education.
- Your current investments in PF, PPF and MF - can be considered a portion for your retired life.
- Land and Flats worth 4 crores - can liquidate worth half value to keep it aside for your kids marriage.
- Save aggressively in equity and balanced mutual funds till the time you guys are working. Investing as small as 2 lakhs per month for next 10 years can grow your MF corpus from 40 lakhs to 6 crores.
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Make sure that the current MF investment along with planned SIP of 2 lakhs monthly is done under professional supervision. Any wrong investment can lower returns and create a negative impact.

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And also consult a professional Certified Financial Planner - a CFP who can guide you with exact funds to invest in keeping in mind your age, requirements, financial goals and risk profile. A CFP periodically reviews your portfolio and suggest any amendments to be made, if required.

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