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What's the best career path for my son (12th standard, JEE aspirant)?

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Tech Careers and Skill Development Expert - Answered on Aug 01, 2024

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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 27, 2024Hindi

Career

My son is 12 standard and preparing for JEE please guide us which stream / course will be best for his career.

Ans: Stream / course availability will depend upon his rank. So, at this moment he should concentrate on JEE.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 25, 2024Hindi

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My son is in class 11th. He scored 84.6% in his cbse class 10th exams. He scored 99/100 in maths and 74/100 in science. He has chosen PCM with English and physical education. He is interested in computers and wants to become software engineer.what other possible career options will be good for him? He is introvert and takes time to mix with people . Please suggest the roadmap and best coaching options also. Will it be ok to join the online coaching classes for JEE in this year ? Or after completing 12th class, should he take a drop for coaching?

Ans: Please note, (1) Taking a drop after 12th is not advisable. (2) As he is good in Maths, it is better to join at least Online JEE Classes (Allen or AhaGuru) if you are not able to afford for offline regular classes (3) He has to further improve in his Science (4) As he is introvert and interested in Computers / Software, Computer Science would be more suitable for him (5) However, to get admission into any reputed college (anywhere in India), he should score a decent Percentile / Rank in Competitive Exams. (6) Please prepare him for other competitive exams also such as your State Engineering Entrance Exams, COMEDK, SRMJEE, VITEEE, & also other Private Engineering Colleges' Entrance Exams (7) He should appear minimum 5-7 Entrance Exams to have more options open to choose the best one for him. (8) Please go through one of my answers to know about the practical preparation strategies for Entrance Exams. All the BEST for your Son's Bright Future.

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Question by Ravindra - Aug 20, 2024Hindi

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Sir my son in 12th Now preparing for JEE what are the best course after 12th which different and have future bright other than CSE

Ans: Well aptitude and ability of the student is important to judge the career opportunities.

I suggest you to a bit of research and don't just put the young man in the rat race.

Having said so Mechanical Engineering is a great opportunity... Boeing in India is hiring freshers for around ?40 lacs CTC per annum.

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Question by Yogesh - May 28, 2025

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Dear Sir my son scored 98.89 percentile in jee mains and he is getting CSE at IIIT Guwahati, COEP Pune and Mechanical at NIT Warangal and EEE at VNIT Nagpur sonwhat would be great choice for his career

Ans: Yogesh Sir, With a 98.89 percentile in JEE Mains, your son has secured offers from reputed institutes: CSE at IIIT Guwahati and COEP Pune, Mechanical Engineering at NIT Warangal, and EEE at VNIT Nagpur. CSE at IIIT Guwahati and COEP Pune provides strong career prospects in software, IT, and emerging technologies, backed by good placements and industry connections. NIT Warangal’s Mechanical branch is highly respected with diverse roles in manufacturing and core sectors, suitable if he prefers traditional engineering. VNIT Nagpur’s EEE branch offers versatility in electronics and power sectors but generally has fewer high-paying opportunities compared to CSE. Considering current industry trends and future growth, CSE at IIIT Guwahati or COEP Pune is recommended for better placement packages and evolving tech roles. However, if your son has a strong inclination towards mechanical engineering, NIT Warangal is an excellent choice. EEE at VNIT is a good alternative but ranks below the others in terms of demand and salary prospects. Ultimately, the decision should align with his interests and career goals. All the best for your son's admission and a bright future!

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My son secured 87.54 in JEE mains and 183423 rank pls suggest best stream and good govt college

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Sir, My son scored 96 percentile in mains, 800 community rank (SC) in JEE (ADV). Which course suits best for his career with strong placements & future research also if possible in IITM

Ans: Lavanya Madam, With a JEE Advanced SC rank of 800, admission to Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) at IIT Madras remains unfeasible (2024 SC cutoff: 72), but competitive options include Mechanical Engineering (2024 SC cutoff: 716) and Aerospace Engineering (788), both offering 90%+ placement rates and median salaries of ?19.6 LPA (2023-24 data). For research-oriented pathways, Chemical Engineering (SC cutoff: 1,225) provides opportunities in sustainable energy and materials science via collaborations with DRDO and ISRO, supported by ?59.12 crore in annual research funding. Electrical Engineering (SC cutoff: 378) combines strong placements (median ?27.28 LPA) with interdisciplinary research in quantum computing and robotics through IITM’s Centre for Innovation. While Civil Engineering (SC cutoff: 1,324) offers lower placement traction (median ?17.73 LPA), its structural engineering research initiatives align with global infrastructure demands. Recommendation: Prioritize Mechanical Engineering for optimal balance of placement stability (core roles in automotive/manufacturing sectors) and research versatility, or Aerospace Engineering for niche opportunities in defense and space technology, leveraging IITM’s industry-academia partnerships and ?513 crore annual funding pool. All the BEST for your Son's Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Question by Murari - Dec 05, 2025Hindi

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Dear Sir, I did my BTech from a normal engineering college not very famous. The teaching was not great and hence i did not study well. I tried my best to learn coding including all the technologies like html,css,javascript,react js,dba,php because i wanted to be a web developer But nothing seem to enter my head except html and css. I don't understand a language which has more complexities. Is it because of my lack of experience or not devoting enough time. I am not sure. I did many courses online and tried to do diplomas also abroad which i passed somehow. I recently joined android development course because i like apps but the teaching was so fast that i could not memorize anything. There was no time to even take notes down. During the course i did assignments and understood the code because i have to pass but after the course is over i tend to forget everything. I attempted a lot of interviews. Some of them i even got but could not perform well so they let me go. Now due to the AI booming and job markets in a bad shape i am re-thinking whether to keep studying or whether its just time waste. Since 3 years i am doing labour type of jobs which does not yield anything to me for survival and to pay my expenses. I have the quest to learn everything but as soon as i sit in front of the computer i listen to music or read something else. What should i do to stay more focused? What should i do to make myself believe confident. Is there still scope of IT in todays world? Kindly advise.

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I am 61. I have a partial removable denture(upper). I also have bridges in both upper and lower. I was suggested to go for implants. Will it be okay to go for implants at a later part of the life. Is it safe both health and moneywise ? Will it be cheaper if we go for full implant with 4 in one ; if so it may need to wait for few more year let other teeth will also fall.. Please guide and advise on implants

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Please be assured, AGE isn't a barrier for implants. But overall health is a factor. Your dentist will assess your bone density, gum health, and general medical history before he places your implants.

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My 12 year old son has 2 parallel lines of teeth. One front and the other behind. So far in the behind only 2 teeths are there one in each side. Will this cause any serious issues for him? He has speech problem. Could this be the reason? Does he need to take any immediate corrective procedure?

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 17, 2025Hindi

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My front teeth is broken I fell down from my bike while dog is chasing me . I went to dentist i got broken teeth cemented . dentist advised me not to chew anything with cemented teeth it's a life time instruction. It is very discomfort to me .Is there any treatment such that I can chew even with repaired tooth

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Hello Sir/Mam, Currently I'm investing in SIP as per below for the last 3 years, my goal is to achieve 2 crores by the next 10 years. Please suggest me if these MFs are good or any rebalancing is required. I'm planning to increase the SIP by 10% each year. Parag Parikh Flexi Cap - 5K Aditya Birla SF BAF - 2K SBI Large & Midcap - 5K Quant Small Cap - 3K SBI Gold Fund - Growth - 5K Canara Robeco Large cap - 5K Thanks.

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Your portfolio is well-allocated across flexicap, large & midcap, small cap, BAF and gold, offering a balanced mix of growth, stability and diversification.

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My married ex still texts me for comfort. Because of him, I am unable to move on. He makes me feel guilty by saying he got married out of family pressure. His dad is a cardiac patient and mom is being treated for cancer. He comforts me by saying he will get separated soon and we will get married because he only loves me. We have been in a relationship for 14 years and despite everything we tried, his parents refused to accept me, so he chose to get married to someone who understands our situation. I don't know when he will separate from his wife. She knows about us too but she comes from a traditional family. She also confirmed there is no physical intimacy between them. I trust him, but is it worth losing my youth for him? Honestly, I am worried and very confused.

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I understand how difficult it is to let go of a relationship you have built from scratch, but is it really how you want to continue? It really seems to be going nowhere. His parents are already in bad health and he married someone else for their happiness. Does it seem like he will be able to leave her? So many people’s happiness and lives depend on this one decision. I think it’s about time you and your BF have a clear conversation about the same. If he can’t give a proper timeline, please try to understand his situation. But also make sure he understands yours and maybe rethink this equation. It really isn’t healthy. You deserve a love you can have wholly, and not just in pieces, and in the shadows.

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Asked by Anonymous - Dec 02, 2025Hindi

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Hi Anu, My husband doesn't do house chores. We both work full-time, but I still end up cooking, cleaning, and doing laundry. When I ask for help, my partner will say, ‘Just tell me what to do,’ but then he conveniently forgets. Maybe he doesn't like it or he is genuinely forgetful. I have tried many ways to make him explain. Once I only did my share of laundry to make him realise but he simply ignored. Every week this pattern repeats. Is this normal? How can married couples divide responsibilities fairly to avoid fights?

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Every home has a different routine and share of responsibilities. So, there's no standard norm to challenge it as normal or not!
So, if you want your husband to pitch in, then say it in clear terms, especially since he has told you to tell him what to do.
Once you have told him, do make sure to ask him: Will you find it convenient to do it now or later? If later, when?
This will ensure that he makes a statement of commitment, so there's no question of forgetting it, right? Play it smart...it's better than feeling bad about the situation or mulling over why something does not work.

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Question by Santosh - Oct 20, 2025Hindi

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Feeling alone in the world and iam not having any close friends everybody is busy with their works and family, help me what to do

Ans: Dear Santosh,
Everybody has a life and so do you; build your life the way that you want...
Start attending weekend events or any social gathering in the city/town that you live in; even a smile or a hi, hello can be start to a good association when you can further discuss and chat on mutual interests and hobbies.
A humble effort in this direction can change the state that you are in.

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