My son got IISER Bhopal but waitlisted in BITS and WBJEE: What should he do?

Sir, My relative, aged 55, was disgnosed wth Myelodyeplastic Syndrome with del 5q in 2020. She was treated in a reputed hospital OPD with tapered medication process. Present status stopped medications, for more than six months. As precautionary measure, planned reviews are desired. She is continuing health insurance for many years with no mention and no claims. Please guide us insurance related risks and relevant declarations while renewing the health insurance, based on IRDA regulations. Regards

Which is better - doing Economics Honours from DTU or doing Economics Honours from DU

Sir... My son got AIDS in USAR (University school of Automation & Robotics- IPU Delhi) and VIT Pune CSE Data Science (VIT Pune through Mhtcet). Which one to choose for better future growth. USAR is new Govt. college .... and we live in Delhi NCR.

I am doing law but have a keen interest in finance. So I am confused whether to pursue cs or cma (us).

Hello Mayank, My daughter is in X. Will move to XI.She is interested in Mathematics. What are the career options ahead if she goes with PCM in XI. Thank you

Good greatings, I am getting Civil or Chemical in BIT mesra and AI ML in BIT Patna. Also have an option of CSE with specialization in Bhagwan Parshuram IPU college. Which one should I choose? Actually I want to become a Pilot. Have interest in aviation, but due to financial issue I can't afford this course. So I want to earn and fulfill my aim. Please suggest me the best option. I have also got 740 rank in IMU cet( Merchant Navy exam)

One of my close relatives has sold his agricultural land for Rs 80 lacs. He wants to keep aside Rs 25 lacs for his daughter marriage. Remaining amount he wants to invest in such a way that he gets around 50000 per month income for his expenses besides maintaining liquidity as well. Pl suggest.

Dear Sir, I have another question: I have been investing in the Bajaj Allianz Life Goal Assurance Plan for the past five years, which is a combination of insurance and investment. The total premium payment duration is 10 years, with a SIP of ?10,000 per month, followed by a lock-in period of an additional 5 years So far, my monthly contributions of ?10,000 have grown to ?9.40 lakhs, with an approximate CAGR of 16%, although the insurance coverage remains at ?12 lakhs. Initially, I did not have much knowledge but continued investing due to the plan’s market-linked structure. For the first five years, my funds were allocated to Pure Stock II and Equity Growth funds basically large-cap. Recently, mid-cap and small-cap index funds were also added to their portfolio. Now that I’ve completed 5 years of investing in large-cap components, I am considering allocating the remaining 5 years to mid-cap and small-cap funds, without increasing the SIP. This would be done through a fund switch from large-cap to mid-cap and small-cap or by dividing the allocation equally—25% each across pure-stock, equity growth, mid-cap, and small-cap funds. Would you recommend this strategy while allowing the large-cap corpurs from the first 5 years to grow at their own pace and remaining 5 years switched into mid-cap/small-cap. Since the policy will mature in 2034, this gives me ample time for the investment to grow, allowing the corpus to build significantly over the remaining years

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