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Asked by Anonymous - Nov 15, 2023Hindi
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Hi, Currently I am working as HR Associate, and in my organisation I am unable to understand why my director without informing me fired sales team, also currently our food also not having good value in market, in such situations I am trying to connect with him but he is not properly answering me. What should I do now,

Ans: If you aren't getting a proper response from the director, you should convey the same to your manager or someone senior in your team so that they can communicate with the director and discuss the reasons and solutions for the issues. Clear communication with your team members would help you in the decision-making.
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With a JEE Main All India Rank (AIR) around 4,700 and 99.71 percentile, your son can realistically target CSE in several NITs, especially under the West Bengal home-state quota. Typically, top NIT CSE closing ranks range between 1,500 and 5,000—for example, recent CSE closing ranks include NIT Trichy at 1,449, Surathkal at 1,827, Warangal at 2,409, Rourkela at 3,431, Calicut at 5,222, and MNNIT Allahabad at 4,594.

For West Bengal home-state candidates, NIT Durgapur CSE is a strong and realistic target, and your son may also secure ECE, EEE, or IT branches at other NITs depending on the round and seat availability.

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