My daughter got 89.86 percentile in MHT CET. Any changes to get CSE in COEP, PICT, VJTI, SPIT in SC category. or Chemical Engg. in ICT. Actually, she is interested in Aerospace Engg. and Petrochemical Engg. but unfortunately, no colleges for these courses in Maharashtra

Ans: » Your Concern is Valid

Yes, as long as the RC remains in your name, continuing third-party insurance is advisable.
This helps protect you against potential third-party liability arising from the vehicle.

» Important Limitation

Insurance coverage does not remove your legal exposure as the registered owner.
The insurer will generally handle valid third-party claims as per policy terms.
However, claim settlement can depend on the specific facts of the case and policy conditions.

» Immediate Action

Continue pursuing RC transfer with the buyer.
Keep all sale documents, delivery acknowledgment, and correspondence safely.
Consider sending a formal written notice seeking immediate RC transfer.

» Final Insights

Continuing third-party insurance is better than allowing the policy to lapse while the RC remains in your name.
However, the permanent solution is to get the RC transferred at the earliest.

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Ans: Yes, there is a chance, but it is moderate rather than High.

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Ans: If your other option is a good B.Tech CSE (for example, at a reputable private or government engineering college), please prefer B.Tech CSE for better immediate placements. If your alternatives are average engineering colleges, and you genuinely enjoy mathematics and are open to higher studies or data-centric careers, then BS-MS Mathematics & Computing is a worthwhile option. Finally, if you do not have options for CSE, then go with MnC @ BIT Patna

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Ans: As NIOS is a recognized board, you are eligible for JEE Main 2027, provided you satisfy the NTA eligibility rules for that admission cycle. However, you are advised to read the latest brochure published on the NTA-JEE website for more accurate, updated details about eligibility criteria.

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Ans: Sanchetna, the preference order could be (1) I²IT Pune (IT) (2) MIT-WPU Pune (CSE) (3) TCET-Mumbai & (4) AISSMS. You can try DY Patil Akurdi via CAP rounds. All The Best for Your Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Joydeep, prefer BITS, followed by VIT & then KIIT. All The Best for Your Prosperous Future!

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Ans: A diabetic can safely enjoy occasional sweets if their overall blood sugar control is good and the portion is small. Most families think diabetes is caused by “eating sugar,” so they assume any sugar is dangerous. This is oversimplified and incorrect. People don’t understand portion control, carb counting, glycemic load, medication timing and blood sugar patterns. Most relatives panic because they’re worried, not because they’re right. It’s protective behavior, just poorly expressed. Uncontrolled diabetes, very high fasting sugar, high HbA1c are risky situations

Ans: A healthy body comes from balanced food, daily movement, good sleep, low stress, and strong social connection — not perfection. Have whole foods first like fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, whole grains, lean proteins. Include protein at every meal which keeps you full, stabilizes energy, supports muscle. Hydrate smartly, aim for 6–8 glasses and limit ultra?processed foods as they spike cravings and drain energy. Move your body consistently.

Ans: What you’re seeing with your daughter is extremely common, and it has nothing to do with hunger. It’s driven by psychology, environment, and social cues, not appetite. She may associate home meals with routine, not reward. She may enjoy the social meaning of food more than the food itself. Try eating together as a family, with themed dinners. At home, add small elements of fun or invite a friend over for dinner.