My daughter scored 87% with PCMB in 12th last year from Noida and she's dropout this year but she is not perform well in Neet. Even she scored half marks as compare to last year.As a parents we guide her to go to abroad for mbbs but she say that I continue do my preparation for neet and also do btech in biotechnology or chemical course based on biology subject and also she give jee exam and got 74 percentile . By this she will get good government college in these low level courses. But we totally confused what is the better option for her future? Please suggest us . And she also spend her most time in phone when we were not in home and she forgot her aim and always sleeping till 12 afternoon. We thought she forgot her aim when we send her abroad and also BTech is different branch for her. Sir please guide what we do for her?

Ans: Hi Mukesh,

I understand that you are feeling confused about your daughter's educational options, likely due to external influences. Don't worry—I can help clarify things for you. It seems that you are uncertain about which course she should pursue from the following options: MBBS (in other countries), engineering, or biotechnology.

Regarding MBBS: She has attempted the entrance exam twice but did not achieve satisfactory scores. Additionally, she seems to lose focus when you are not home, indicating that she might need more guidance and supervision. Therefore, I recommend against sending her abroad for MBBS, as she may face challenges such as cultural differences and adjusting to new foods. If your goal is for her to become a doctor, consider the BNYS program; there are many opportunities after completing the undergraduate degree (this is my first suggestion). Alternatively, she could retake the entrance exam. If she chooses this route, she should identify the subjects or chapters where she needs improvement and focus her studies there. Encourage her to develop study tips or tricks to enhance her performance (this is the second option).

If she is interested in engineering, her choice should be based on her marks and skills. If she opts for engineering, I suggest she enroll in a specialized course after her second year to align her skills with market demands (this is the third option).

For biotechnology, she should choose a medicine-related BTech program rather than one focused on botany, as the job market favors medicine-related fields more (this is the last option, but I am not recommending it strongly).

If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask.
WITH REGARDS
POOCHO. LIFE CHANGE KARO.