Will mismatched father's name in marksheets cause NEET counselling issues?

Ans: 01. IT Department has every right to request you to Refile your ITR, when ever they have a doubt that some income has escaped assessment (may be Indian/ foreign income).
02. Please check your ITR to ensure that no income has been missed while filling your ITR, including Income from foreign but received in India after its conversion.
03. When you are taking care of all legal & tax provisions (GST, TDS, I.Tax & receiving money after conversion in a legal way etc.), there is nothing to bother & Re-file your ITR.
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Ans: Sumeet, To prepare for the Integrated Program in Management Aptitude Test (IPMAT) and Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), a structured approach is recommended. This includes strengthening basic math concepts and reading newspapers to improve comprehension and vocabulary. Balancing ICSE board exams and entrance preparation involves prioritizing board exam scores while gradually strengthening core concepts. For IPMAT, master higher-level math topics and practice speed-based problem-solving. For CLAT, focus on puzzles, syllogisms, critical reasoning, and legal reasoning. Reading and comprehension can be enhanced by reading editorials, novels, and case studies daily. Recommended study materials include NCERT, Word Power Made Easy, The Hindu, Manorama Yearbook, Pratiyogita Darpan, and daily news analysis. Mock tests should be practiced in Class 11 and gradually increased to Class 12, with a disciplined timetable for self-study. A consistent and strategic approach is advised, focusing on ICSE board exams first, then transitioning to dedicated IPMAT & CLAT preparation. All the Best for your Prosperous Future.

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Ans: A Flat purchased for Rs.4.55 lakhs in F/Y 2004-05 & sold for Rs.50.00 lakhs during F/Y 2024-25, shall result in a LTCG of Rs.45.45 lakhs without Indexation (LTCG Tax @ 12.50% Rs.5.68 lakhs) or Rs.35.38 lakhs with Indexation (LTCG Tax @ 20% Rs.7.08 lakhs).
You may plan tax savings through investment in Residential House or in Capital Gain Bonds. Please note that this tax is only LTCGs tax & overall/Total tax payable may depend on your other income & tax savings etc.
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Ans: Income tax shall be calculated in a normal way, for any income earned from PGCI (Power Grid Corporation of India).
The only question is under which head it is to be shown ? This will depend upon the actual transactions. If it is Interest earned on any sort of loan or bonds or other credit instruments, it shall be reported under Income form Other Sources. If it is against any professional Services, it may be reported under the head "Business or Profession". Income of any other nature shall be reported suitably, under proper head of income in your ITR.
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Ans: Hello M.K. Eswaran
Sorry to say NO. You won't get a seat in NIT at this percentile. Perform better in 2nd attempt. Try to score min 97-98 %tile.

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Ans: Chance is slim

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Ans: Hi Bishakha,
you must have appeared for selected subjects through NIOS.
Passed mark sheet will be issued to only those students who have completely passed for certification.

Ans: Hi Nitesh,
congratulations on a good score. IIITs don't have any state quota they give admissions through AIQ. OBC Category is beneficial for you to get a seat in CSE in IIIT. I would recommend improving your score by controlling negatives so you can get into some of the TOP IIIT.