MHT CET 96%ile, CSE Seat in Pune/Mumbai for All India Candidate?

Ans: Yes, your query is very thoughtful.

There are mutual funds that offer regular income options.

Let us look at them in detail.

 
 

Monthly Income Through Mutual Funds
Some hybrid mutual funds aim to give regular cash flows.

 
 

These are ideal for retirees or those needing monthly income.

 
 

But these payouts are not guaranteed like bank FDs.

 
 

The amount and frequency can vary based on scheme performance.

 
 

These funds offer dividend payout options or Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP).

 
 

What is a Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP)?
SWP allows you to withdraw a fixed amount regularly.

 
 

You invest a lump sum, and take out fixed money monthly.

 
 

Your capital stays invested and continues to grow.

 
 

This is more tax-efficient than FD interest.

 
 

It gives you more control than choosing dividend option.

 
 

Why Regular Mutual Funds via CFP is Better
Always invest through regular plans with CFP guidance.

 
 

Avoid direct plans as they give no advisory support.

 
 

Also avoid index funds, as they don’t help in personal goal planning.

 
 

A CFP helps to select best performing active funds for regular cash flow.

 
 

He will also help you design SWP as per your monthly needs.

 
 

Points to Keep in Mind
SWP works best when capital stays for long-term.

 
 

Avoid withdrawing more than what your fund earns yearly.

 
 

Taxation depends on fund type and holding period.

 
 

For equity funds, LTCG above Rs 1.25 lakh is taxed at 12.5%.

 
 

STCG is taxed at 20% for equity mutual funds.

 
 

For debt funds, all gains are taxed as per your income slab.

 
 

Sample Planning Approach
First, calculate your monthly cash flow need.

 
 

Choose a suitable hybrid or equity mutual fund.

 
 

Invest a lump sum or grow it through SIP.

 
 

Start SWP after 1–2 years, if needed.

 
 

Review SWP and portfolio yearly with your CFP.

 
 

Don’t withdraw in falling markets unless urgent.

 
 

This is a professional way to create passive income.

It also gives your capital a chance to grow.

 
 

Best Regards,
 
K. Ramalingam, MBA, CFP
 
Chief Financial Planner,
 
www.holisticinvestment.in
 
https://www.youtube.com/@HolisticInvestment

Ans: Hello dear
Keep hopes alive for IIITs or GFITs. But explore more options from the safer side. Nothing can be strongly predicted with this score.
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Ans: Hello dear
Preference order for you: (1) SRM (2) KIIT (3) Amity
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Ans: Yes Data Science is a field that is in vogue. But key would be to do a post graduation at a later phase.

Ans: First step would be to secure a job as you will have some job experience in case you plan to do a job at a later stage. Secondly do post graduation in area of your interest. If you are not sure then can do MBA. But your gap years may create problem at later stage to get a job. So would recommend you to do some short term job oriented courses and look out for a job.

Ans: Look at what area you are interested in and can pursue accordingly. If you are not sure then can pursue MBA as it will give you more options regarding job including in IT or Data Science.

Ans: Can do either. For India JEE could have a higher chance of success as Sports does face some bottle neck in the future. Focussing on sports could lower your academic scores which could create problem in getting admission to B school. Though I had a students who was pursuing professional sports and did graduation through distance learning due to which he had bad acads. He still managed to secure admission to XLRI Delhi one of the top 10 MBA colleges in India.

Ans: Hi
More chances are there for ECE.

Ans: Since there is a tie up with industry so it should be a job oriented course. For placements do contact the students of that college.