Can I Crack IIM Ahmedabad with a Low 12th Score?

Ans: Hello Shyamla.
From 8th std to 10th standard, join him in a reputed Foundation IIT class and observe his progress keenly. Along with foundation class, ask him to appear for all types of state and national level schooling competitive examinations. If he is found competent at every stage, prepare for JEE or state-level engineering tests or take admission to any science-related UG course. Ask him to appear for an exam conducted by ISRO. Working in the field of space research is a challenging job. A candidate with having deep knowledge of basic concepts of Physics and Mathematics can be competent. Join him with a good teacher with sound knowledge of Mental Ability subject.

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Ans: Have you spoken to your husband openly about how this is making you feel? The key is to approach the conversation calmly and without blaming his mother directly. Instead of saying "Your mother is turning you against me," you could say something like, "I feel like our relationship is changing, and I miss the way we used to be. I just want us to be happy together without outside negativity affecting us."

Try to understand his perspective as well. He might be feeling torn between his mother and you, not knowing how to balance both relationships. If he truly cares for you, he will listen and try to make things better. However, if he constantly prioritizes his mother’s opinions over your well-being, it might be a deeper issue that requires counseling or a serious conversation about boundaries in marriage.

Would you like to share more about how his behavior has changed and what specific things his mother says to influence him? That could help in figuring out the best way to approach this.

Ans: The first step is to create a safe space where she can talk about her emotions without fear of judgment or dismissal. Try to approach her with empathy and patience. Instead of telling her she is wrong, ask her to share her feelings. You can say something like, "We love you, and it hurts us to see you so distant. Can we talk about what made you feel this way? We genuinely want to understand." Avoid arguments and comparisons with her brother—focus only on her feelings.

It may take time for her to open up, especially if she has built emotional walls. If she refuses to engage, writing a heartfelt letter might help, as she can read it in her own time. Also, consider seeking the help of a professional counselor or therapist who can mediate conversations and guide the healing process.

Your daughter is at an age where independence and self-identity are important, so giving her space while keeping the lines of communication open is key. The goal is not to force a relationship but to gently rebuild trust so she feels emotionally safe with you again.

Ans: Hello Raja.
Your son has a chance to get admission to CSE in one of NITs under the OBC-NCL category considering the previous year's cut-offs.

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Ans: slim chance