OBC NCL Son Scored 97.4 Percentile in JEE Mains - Can He Get NIT- Surathkal or NIT- Trichy?

Ans: Hi!!

A leader is one who leads, rt?
So your biggest role as a leader is to get the job done from others. Good that you have realized that the model where you do most of the work is not sustainable. So delegate work to individuals based on their capabilities, check in on them at regular intervals . Learn the art of the leadership model where you apply different strokes to different people and different times. Identify your own natural leadership style and adopt the right style of leadership based on the kind of team members you have and the task on hand.
Conduct workshops or get your personnel trained on what it means to be a trustworthy team member and how important it is to be accountable in the greater interest of the team. If need be you too enroll yourself in a leadership program. As a corporate trainer myself I can assure you that every skill can be learnt and developed.

Be an inspiring leader and then see how your team will measure up to standard you set for them. I always believe that the team is as good as the boss..... all the very best in leading your team !!

Ans: Hi!!

Congratulations on being promoted, I can feel your excitement. Leading a team which includes your former peers is a challenge and I want you to measure up to the challenge by following what i suggest below...
1. go prepared in meetings so that you can answer any questions that they may throw at you... write the answers down and practice them in front of a mirror
2. if they interrupt you, then say that they can ask whatever they want to ask after you have finished
3. be an assertive communicator... whatever you have to say, say it confidently in a respectful manner
4. dress up one rung higher than your peers , to look like a leader

You were chosen to lead so it is time to show them who the boss is...it will take time to establish authority, take it one day, one meeting and one interaction at a time, slowly and surely you'll be able to do it!!

All the very best!

Ans: Hi!!

It is good to see a significant raise in your salary in the last four years. You must have had a good reason to change companies so often. Three different companies in 04 yrs will not look good on any CV, so for now consolidate on what you have and stay put for a while and prove your worth in a single company.
If you are confident enough to manage a job as well as an MBA, go ahead and do it .

All the very best!

Ans: Hi
you can opt for private universities

Ans: Hi Pratyusha
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Ans: Hi Abhishek
aap jee main 2026 mey de payenge.
neet k liye aisa koi criteria nahi hai. wo aap de sakte hai.

Ans: At this rank it seems very difficult.
If CSE/IT is a must, consider:
Management quota at CBIT (if budget permits).

You can consider other colleges like Malla Reddy, VNR VJIET, GRIET, BV Raju, etc., where CSE/IT seats may be available at this rank.

Ans: Hi Vishal
as per my knowledge, understanding & view you can follow this sequence. Your personal choice may vary as per location and budget.

VIT Vellore, MIT Manipal, NMIMS Mumbai, MIT Bengaluru, PES Bengaluru, LNMIIT Jaipur, Thapar Patiala, JIIT Noida, KIIT Bhubaneswar.

Ans: Hello Suhani.
Your question is not clear. Hence unable to answer it properly. If possible, pl rewrite again with details.
First, you have to clear chemistry and maths in the board examination with the required percentile to meet the eligibility criterion of JEE (Mains) and (Adv). Yes, you can apply for JEE (Mains) next year.
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Radheshyam