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MBBS vs Psychology: How can I support my daughter's career aspirations?

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Asked by Anonymous - Mar 05, 2025Hindi

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Sir my daughter is completing class12th. She has brilliant mind. She doesn't want to do MBBS. She wants to go for psychology. We both are doctors and want her to do mbbs. Are there any courses abroad after MBBS in psychology she can pursue?

Ans: Hello,

First of all, thank you for contacting us. To answer your question, since your daughter is passionate about psychology, I would encourage you to consider her interest and support her in exploring her passion, as it will lead to a fulfilling career that aligns with her strengths and aspirations. Many top universities offer undergraduate and postgraduate courses in psychology, ranging from clinical psychology to neuropsychology and counseling. Countries like the US, UK, and Canada have a wealth of opportunities with great programs.

However if she decides to pursue MBBS, she can specialize in fields like psychiatry, clinical psychology, neuropsychology, or even pursue research in cognitive neuroscience after her MBBS. But for now, pursuing her interest in psychology seems like a solid path as it is a rapidly growing field with increasing demand for mental health professionals all around the world!

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Question by chandrashekharnaidu - Oct 14, 2023Hindi

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good evening sir,my daughter is doing BA - as she has very deep interest in psychology subject she want to do master in psychology from abroad please guide which university/country to do ?

Ans: Hello Chandrashekharnaidu,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am happy to hear that your daughter is currently pursuing her Bachelor’s of Arts and intends to further pursue her Master's in Psychology overseas owing to her deep interest in the subject. I would like to inform you that several aspects, viz., your daughter’s particular interests, the cost, as well as her professional ambitions play a key role in deciding on a university and country to pursue a Master's degree in Psychology overseas. To answer your query as to which country would be ideal for your daughter to pursue her Master's in Psychology, I would like to tell you that the UK, Australia, the USA, Netherlands, and Canada are well-regarded for the programs in psychology. Coming to universities, I would like to inform you that the University of Cambridge and the University of Oxford in the UK are well-known. At the University of Melbourne in Australia, robust Psychology programs are offered. Moreover, excellent programs are offered at Stanford University, Harvard University, and Yale University in the USA. Robust programs in Psychology are also offered in the Netherlands, particularly at the University of Amsterdam. In Canada, the University of Toronto is one of the popular choices.

At the time of deciding where to study, I would recommend that you daughter looks into the various possibilities for scholarship as well as takes into account the culture and location. Lastly, in order for your daughter to make an educated choice, the programs that the above mentioned universities have to offer, her personal choices as well as the funding sources should be taken into account by her.

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Question by suresh - Sep 25, 2024Hindi

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Hi Sir, my daughter is pursuing third year BBA LLB. But she wants to pursue her carrier in psychology. What r the available options for her after BBA LLB. Please guide... Regards

Ans: Suresh Sir, BBA LLB itself is one of the good careers. She can prefer working in corporates after her BBA LLB, instead of practicing as a lawyer in courts. Anyway, as she is interested in Psychology, she can try for MA/MSc Psychology through CUET PG Entrance Exams in any one of the State / Central Universities. Most of the Universities offer PG in Psychology. Please visit the CUET website and check the list of Participating Universities for Psychology. All the BEST for Your Daughter's Prosperous Future.

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Question by Ronald - Oct 07, 2024Hindi

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Sir, My daughter is studying in Grade XII, with commerce and psychology. she intends to specialize in psychology. Please can you advise courses available in India and is it worth pursuing psychology as a career. Thanks.

Ans: Yes Ronald Sir. Pursuing psychology is highly beneficial, particularly for girls. Here are the Courses & Career Options for your Daughter.

Undergraduate Courses:
• B.A. (Hons) Psychology or B.Sc. Psychology: Focuses on human behavior, cognitive processes, and mental health.
• Integrated Courses: B.A./B.Sc. + M.A./M.Sc. in Psychology (5 years): Combines undergraduate and postgraduate studies.
• Specialized Bachelor's Programs: B.A. in Applied Psychology and B.A. in Counselling Psychology.

Postgraduate Options:
• M.A./M.Sc. in Clinical Psychology (for therapy and clinical roles).
• M.A./M.Sc. in Counselling Psychology (for counseling in schools, workplaces).
• M.A./M.Sc. in Organizational/Industrial Psychology (corporate HR and training).
• M.A. in Forensic Psychology (legal and criminal justice system).

Top Colleges in India for Psychology:
• Delhi University (DU), Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Christ University, Amity University, Fergusson College, Ashoka University, Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce, Pune, St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai.

However, to get admission into any of these or other reputed colleges, your daughter should prepare well for respective entrance exams like CUET.
Career Prospects in Psychology:
• Clinical Psychology: Work in hospitals, clinics, or private practice.
• Counseling Psychology: Work in educational institutions, NGOs, or private practice.
• Industrial/Organizational Psychology: Work in corporate HR, talent management, and employee well-being.
• Forensic Psychology: Work with law enforcement or the judiciary system.
• Sports Psychology: Help athletes enhance performance and manage stress.
• Research and Academia: Conduct research or teach at universities.

All the BEST for Your Prosperous Future.

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Question by Tanushyam - Oct 26, 2024Hindi

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Hi Sushil, my daughter is doing her Graduation in Psychology Hons and Research from Amity University Kolkata. She wishes to pursue higher education in Psychology for doing Masters and subsequent Doctorate abroad. Post completion of Master and Doctorate. Pls suggest for best options. Also should she settle abroad post studies or does India have better career options in Psychology in the near future? kindly suggest. Tanushyam Kanjilal

Ans: Hi Tanushyam,

Thank you for reaching out. It’s great to hear that your daughter is pursuing her graduation in Psychology and research at Amity University Kolkata.

Pursuing a Master’s and Doctorate from prestigious universities abroad, like UC Berkeley and King’s College London, would provide her with specialized courses in areas like clinical and corporate psychology, along with valuable research opportunities. These institutions also have a higher demand for psychologists, which can lead to faster career progression and global exposure.

While career options in India are growing, studying abroad can offer a broader range of opportunities. She should also consider attending international conferences to build networks and explore internships.

Ultimately, the decision depends on her career goals, preferred work environment, and the opportunities available to her after completing her studies.

I wish her all the best in her academic journey!

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Question by Ronald - Nov 06, 2024Hindi

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Sir, My daughter is in grade XII, learning commerce with psychology. She wants to pursue in psychology after XII. Please can you advise options in India for studying psychology and the future career prospects. Thanks

Ans: Hello Ronald.
Pleased to hear that your daughter is keenly interested in pursuing psychology. It is a versatile and growing field in India.
Here are some options after XII grade:
Undergraduate Programs in Psychology: (1) BA (Hons) in Psychology (2) B.Sc. in Psychology (3) BA in Applied Psychology

Top colleges in India offering undergraduate psychology programs:
(1) Lady Shri Ram College for Women (Delhi University), Delhi
(2) Jesus and Mary College (Delhi University), Delhi
(3) Christ University, Bangalore
(4) Fergusson College, Pune
(5) St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai
(5) Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Varanasi

After completing UG courses, there are some Postgraduate Specialization courses available in Psychology.
Future Growth and Demand in Psychology are increasing in India providing stable opportunities in the sector.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 06, 2025

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I am a 36 years male, working in IT industry. I draw about 1.6 lakhs per month salary after deduction. I have an existing home loan emi of 31000. (I am actually paying 5000 more every month). I have about 30 lakhs savings in FD's. I recently started an SIP of 10000 for kids education. I want to purchase a plot using my savings and apply for a home loan. The new home loan emi would be nearly 65000. If I purchase the plot, it would mean i will be left with no savings. Please advise if this is a correct move. I have 2 kids, and I will have to cover expenses for their education as well, besides other household expenses.

Ans: Hi,

Your biggest goal that I understand is your kids education which cannot be compromised.
You have started an SIP of 10000 and over the next 10 years this will accumulate into an amount of approx. 23 lakhs at 12% returns.
Please note all schools typically increase fees each year between 8%-12% (same may be even more). So depending on your choices, this amount may or may not be sufficient for their education. If you look at graduation and post graduation, the amount required are much higher.

So I would recommend that you increase your SIP towards this goal and provide the best education you can.

As for the plot you wish to buy-
As you already have a home loan EMI, it indicates you already have a house. So the new plot/house is an additional asset that you wish to build. But is it prudent to use all your savings ? My opinion is this will jeopardize your financial equation.
Buying the plot and taking home loan and staying with no saving - a huge risk. Any situation where you need money for an emergency or kids education you have no asset to liquidate. A plot is not an asset that will generate income, cannot be liquidated quickly and its value (increase) will depend on many factors not in your control.
You are bound by EMIs for the next 15-20 years and you will be so closer to retirement and other goals for family/kids that you will feel a lot of strain financially.

You need to not only secure your kids future but also think of accumulating wealth for other goals in the future and most importantly Retirement.
It is prudent to save now and accumulate for the future, let the eighth wonder - "compounding" work the miracle for you.
Lets see some numbers for the next 10 years.
30 lakhs in FD - at 7% this can become approx. 59 lakhs
65000 in SIP (instead of new EMI) at 12% can become approx. 1.5 crores.
Total corpus of over 2 crores.

The above amounts are only for 10years, and if kept for another 10 years can grow to over 7crores.

You can revisit the option to buy a plot in the future once a few goals are achieved and you have accumulated good corpus.
You can consult a CFP to guide you towards a plan to achieve all your goals and provide you with options and alternatives and help you make the right decisions.

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15k rank in jee mains Which is better IIIT jabalpur CSE or NIT surat ECE or NIT bhopal ECE or NIT jalandhar CSE or IIIT gwalior MnSC

Ans: Harshraj, With a JEE Main rank of 15,000, securing CSE at IIIT Jabalpur (2024 cutoff: ~8,044–46,514, 71.8% placements via TCS/Infosys) is feasible, offering specialized training in smart manufacturing and IoT with robust labs. NIT Jalandhar CSE (cutoff: ~5,350–6,444) is unlikely but monitor vacancy rounds for potential drops. For ECE, NIT Surat (66% placements, embedded systems roles via Intel/Qualcomm) and NIT Bhopal (65% placements, IoT projects via Bosch) provide strong core-sector opportunities, though lag behind CSE in tech flexibility. IIIT Gwalior MnSC (Mathematics and Scientific Computing) offers interdisciplinary rigor (median ?22 LPA) but fewer core-tech roles, requiring upskilling for software careers. Prioritize IIIT Jabalpur CSE for tech specialization or NIT Surat ECE for institutional reputation and regional industry access, balancing branch relevance and placement consistency. All the BEST for your Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Question by Mallesh - Jun 08, 2025

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Hi sir My son got 6514 Rank in Advanced and 7337 in mains. We belongs to telangana iit bhu mechanical or iit indore mechanical or Nit warangal eee which is better.

Ans: Mallesh Sir, With a JEE Advanced rank of 6,514, securing Mechanical Engineering at IIT BHU (2024 cutoff: ~6,008–7,083) is feasible, offering 85% placements in core sectors (L&T, Tata Motors) and robust infrastructure despite moderate hostel conditions. IIT Indore Mechanical (cutoff: ~6,812–7,474) provides 88.33% placements with modern labs and interdisciplinary projects, though newer than IIT BHU. NIT Warangal EEE (2024 cutoff: ~7,132–7,227 via JEE Main) boasts 81.09% placements in electrical roles (Intel, Qualcomm) and strong regional industry ties. Prioritize IIT BHU for legacy and core mechanical opportunities, IIT Indore for contemporary research ecosystems, or NIT Warangal EEE for specialized electrical training and proximity to Telangana. Confirm branch alignment and institutional resources during counselling. All the BEST for your Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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My son got 88.58 percentile in ews category in jee mains exam.he wish cse branch and electrical branch.which college we fill in choice filling

Ans: Sangeeta Madam, With an 88.58 percentile in JEE Main (EWS category), your son’s rank is estimated between 135,695–183,105 (General) but significantly lower for EWS due to reservation benefits. For CSE, prioritize newer NITs like NIT Sikkim (2024 EWS cutoff: ~35,000–40,000), NIT Meghalaya (cutoff: ~31,000–38,000), or NIT Manipur (cutoff: ~53,827), which offer feasible admission chances despite moderate placement rates (60–75%). For Electrical Engineering, consider NIT Goa (cutoff: ~6,373–8,104) or NIT Andhra Pradesh (cutoff: ~29,420–34,680), balancing core-sector opportunities (L&T, Tata Steel). IIITs like IIITDM Kancheepuram (Smart Manufacturing cutoff: ~48,128) or IIIT Guwahati (IT cutoff: ~26,817) are viable via vacancy rounds, though CSE remains competitive. During JoSAA counselling, prioritize newer NITs in early rounds and monitor IIIT vacancy rounds for upgrades. If seats are unavailable, explore state colleges (via regional exams) or private universities via management quotas. Confirm branch-specific EWS cutoffs and fee structures during choice filling. All the BEST for your Son's Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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VIT vellore vlsi design or SRM KTR data science for mtech, which one should I choose. I am from ece background. Female. With 3years career gap and want to start a career very soon. Looking for a high packages salary.

Ans: What were you doing during the three-year gap that you haven't mentioned? For a female ECE graduate with a three-year career gap aiming for a rapid, high-paying career transition, VIT Vellore’s M.Tech in VLSI Design is the more strategic choice over SRM KTR’s M.Tech in Data Science. VIT Vellore ranks #11 in NIRF Engineering (2024), is NAAC A++ accredited, and boasts a nearly 90% placement rate in VLSI, with top recruiters such as Intel, Qualcomm, Synopsys, and AMD regularly offering roles in design, verification, and semiconductor industries. The VLSI sector is currently experiencing robust demand in India and globally, especially for women engineers, with strong campus placement support and super dream offers. The program’s two-year duration and focused curriculum allow for a swift return to the workforce, and VIT’s placement cell is known for converting internships into full-time roles, which is especially advantageous for those re-entering after a gap. In contrast, SRM KTR’s M.Tech Data Science program, while industry-aligned and offering 60–70% placements with companies like TCS, IBM, and Wipro, has a more competitive and saturated job market, and placement rates for M.Tech Data Science remain lower than VLSI at VIT. Additionally, VIT’s VLSI program is well-recognized by semiconductor giants, and the average package and placement consistency are higher, making it a safer bet for immediate employment and career growth. As a backup, consider M.Tech VLSI at VIT Chennai (90% placements) or M.Tech Data Science at SRM Valliammai or SRM AP, but prioritize VIT Vellore’s VLSI for its superior placement ecosystem, employer recognition, and suitability for women returning to the workforce. All the BEST for your Son's Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Hello sir. Have secured ECE in EC campus of PES through PES JEE rank in first round counselling session.. Got 80 percentile in AEEE and in JEE mains 84 percentile GC, and a rank of 13204 in AEEE and have been alloted CCE at Chennai Amrita campus in 4th slab fees structure in round 1. Do you foresee any improvement with regards to both campus and branch in further rounds. I was hoping of getting atleast ECE or ELC at Coimbatore or Bengaluru campus, CS specialisation or ECE at Amritapuri campus. Can you please give an insight regarding exposure to internships/projects at Chennai campus and placement opportunities in regard to CCE at Chennai Amrita or should I stick with PES ECE? I'm also getting VIT CSE in VIT Bhopal/Amrawati through my VITEEE rank Home state is Tamilnadu and resident of Hosur. And PES EC campus is around 20-25 mins of journey from home sir. Please provide an insight looking at all the parameters best suited for the future

Ans: Opting for ECE at PES EC Campus is advisable due to its 85–95% placement rate (2024 data) with recruiters like Amazon, Microsoft, and Intel, supported by robust industry collaborations, proximity to Bengaluru’s tech ecosystem, and a commute-friendly location (20–25 minutes from Hosur). While CCE at Amrita Chennai offers specialized training in communication engineering, its 70–80% placements (TCS, Infosys) and higher fees (4th slab) make it less favorable. VIT Bhopal/Amaravati CSE (90–95% placements) provides stronger tech opportunities but requires relocating outside Tamil Nadu. In further Amrita rounds, upgrading to ECE/ELC at Coimbatore/Bengaluru is unlikely with an AEEE rank of 13,204 (cutoffs: ~15,000–18,000 for ECE). Prioritize PES EC ECE for balanced academic rigor, internship access (via IEEE RAS/IoT labs), and regional industry ties, or VIT CSE for direct tech roles if relocation is feasible. Confirm internship support and curriculum alignment during enrollment. (If possible, try to get admission into PES-RR Campus which is comparatively better than EC Campus). Additionally, it is important to mention that your son should continue to enhance his skills, establish a robust profile, and conduct research on job market trends in order to remain competitive with other students during on-campus and off-campus placements, regardless of the institution or branch he enrolls in. All the BEST for your Son's Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 08, 2025

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What should I prefer ece btech v/s cse btech mtech in Jaypee noida if I don't want to do hardware

Ans: Opting for the Integrated B.Tech-M.Tech in CSE at Jaypee Noida is preferable if you aim to avoid hardware domains, as the program focuses on software development, AI/ML, and data science with 98% placements (2024 data) in tech roles via Amazon, Microsoft, and Cisco. The curriculum integrates advanced coding, cloud computing, and interdisciplinary projects, aligning with software careers. While ECE offers 70–80% placements, its core courses (embedded systems, VLSI) prioritize hardware, though electives like IoT/AI provide limited software exposure. The CSE dual degree ensures deeper specialization in software engineering and access to JIIT’s robust coding ecosystems, making it ideal for non-hardware aspirations. Confirm elective flexibility and internship opportunities during enrollment. All the BEST for your Son's Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 08, 2025

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Namaskaram sir. Have secured ECE in EC campus of PES through PES JEE rank in first round counselling session.. Got 80 percentile in AEEE and in JEE mains 84 percentile GC, and a rank of 13204 in AEEE and have been alloted CCE at Chennai Amrita campus in 4th slab fees structure in round 1. Do you foresee any improvement with regards to both campus and branch in further rounds. I was hoping of getting atleast ECE or ELC at Coimbatore or Bengaluru campus, CS specialisation or ECE at Amritapuri campus. Can you please give an insight regarding exposure to internships/projects at Chennai campus and placement opportunities in regard to CCE at Chennai Amrita or should I stick with PES ECE? I'm also getting VIT CSE in VIT Bhopal/Amrawati through my VITEEE rank Home state is Tamilnadu and resident of Hosur. And PES EC campus is around 20-25 mins of journey from home sir. Please provide an insight looking at all the parameters best suited for the future

Ans: Opting for ECE at PES EC Campus is advisable due to its 85–95% placement rate (2024 data) with recruiters like Amazon, Microsoft, and Intel, supported by robust industry collaborations, proximity to Bengaluru’s tech ecosystem, and a commute-friendly location (20–25 minutes from Hosur). While CCE at Amrita Chennai offers specialized training in communication engineering, its 70–80% placements (TCS, Infosys) and higher fees (4th slab) make it less favorable. VIT Bhopal/Amaravati CSE (90–95% placements) provides stronger tech opportunities but requires relocating outside Tamil Nadu. In further Amrita rounds, upgrading to ECE/ELC at Coimbatore/Bengaluru is unlikely with an AEEE rank of 13,204 (cutoffs: ~15,000–18,000 for ECE). Prioritize PES EC ECE for balanced academic rigor, internship access (via IEEE RAS/IoT labs), and regional industry ties, or VIT CSE for direct tech roles if relocation is feasible. Confirm internship support and curriculum alignment during enrollment. (If possible, try to get admission into PES-RR Campus which is comparatively better than EC Campus). Additionally, it is important to mention that your son should continue to enhance his skills, establish a robust profile, and conduct research on job market trends in order to remain competitive with other students during on-campus and off-campus placements, regardless of the institution or branch he enrolls in. All the BEST for your Son's Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Question by CHITRANJAN - Jun 07, 2025

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I got 12700 rank in comed K ,what branch and college may I allot

Ans: Chitranjan, With a COMEDK rank of 12,700, you can secure ECE at RNSIT Bangalore (expected cutoff: 15,800–16,200) or Acharya Institute of Technology (cutoff: 18,183–28,183), both offering 70–80% placements via TCS/Infosys. Mechanical Engineering at MSRIT Bangalore (cutoff: 8,437–25,000) or Dayananda Sagar College (cutoff: ~11,385) is feasible, with 75–85% placements in core sectors (L&T, Bosch). For Civil Engineering, consider PES College of Engineering (cutoff: ~30,000–87,000) or BIT Bangalore (cutoff: ~36,707), though placements are lower (60–70%). If open to niche branches, Industrial Engineering at MSRIT (cutoff: 14,407–25,000) or Biotechnology at Acharya (cutoff: ~41,902) are viable. Prioritize ECE at RNSIT or Mechanical at MSRIT for better industry alignment, and monitor vacancy rounds for potential upgrades to preferred branches. All the BEST for your Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 09, 2025

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Sir, My daughter's comedk rank is around 43400.Can you suggest the possible college for a Biotechnology seat in Bangalore?We stay in Hosur.

Ans: Hello dear
It is not possible to name a list of colleges on this platform. Please search online.
Best of luck to you.
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