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santosh Question by santosh on Apr 12, 2023Hindi
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Hi Sir, My son will clear 10th CBSE broad till year, move to 11th. His favorite subject is maths..He is not interested in Science... Please suggest which course he take admission now..

Ans: He can take math as one of the core subjects and study statistics in university. Applied math is also an option in university. What are his other interests, if I may know?
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Hello Sir, My son is studying in Grade 7 with a CBSE course. He is extremely out of math and does not have any interest in that subject. He feels suffocated as soon math is there. We don't want to burden him with that , only somehow to go with Math till it's mandatory. He has an interest in animals , zoology ,and nature. Pretty much enjoy national geography contents. Just wanted to get correct guidance on his future classes , subject / stream to choose. Let him go and excel at what he enjoys. Thank you in advance.
Ans: I was drawn in by your words, "Let him go and excel at what he enjoys." Giving their kids opportunities to pursue their interests is how most parents should value their kids. Please respect his passion for nature, animals, and zoology. And science without math, which can be PCB, would be the best track for him in his twelfth year. Assure him that you would make an effort to satisfy his interests in science courses for his eleventh, twelfth, and higher education, but also persuade him not to be afraid of math as it is required up to the tenth grade. Ask him nicely to progressively raise his score. You can schedule a math tutor to come to your house, and the tutor ought to be able to persuade your kid of the value of learning math. Please be aware that his interests may change after two to three years because he is just twelve years old and his brain is still in the "development stage." All the BEST for Your Bright Future.

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Sir i have a kcet rank of 11,600 and 3bg category. I have the options of bmsit, cmrit, bnmit,smvit, rvitm, rvu for cse but confused which would b the best as bmsit the crowd is very large like 900 students and rvitm they say the placements are not gonna be merged with rvce. So please help me decide and also considering the current market scenario with ai is it worth taking cse in these colleges or go for very lower branches in the top colleges like robotics
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