Mam,I have confident to score almost 350 in bio but mam I have nervousness for physics. Physics ka full syllabus main complete nahi kar payi so how I score a good mark in physics please guide my path🙏

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Butterflies in the stomach is a natural thing before any major event and here it's your wedding.
Very normal...Involve yourself in the wedding preparations, pamper yourself as a to-be-bride, hang out with your girlfriends...
Being scared is okay as you worry about what lies ahead of you; why not instead think of how beautiful things are going to turn out...Take a deep breath...

All the best!
Anu Krishna
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Ans: Dear Rupannita,
You can't keep one leg at home and another in another place and expect both to work the way that you want.
You are attached to the family and that's the place you are going to feel happy as well. So, all these feelings for the other person; do evaluate what it's going to do to your peace of mind.
Feelings cannot be deleted as you said BUT whether you want to act on those feelings is a choice that you must make. See where your life moves hanging onto a parallel life!

All the best!
Anu Krishna
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Ans: She can go for Machine Learning for Biotech Applications

Ans: You can go for NEET

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