Acing Chemistry but Falling Short in NEET: Should I Retake the Exam?

Ans: Hello Jaikumar,

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Ans: Hello Ahsan
Yes, you can appear jee mains if you reappear class 12th. You can choose any board suitable to you.

Ans: Hi
to appear in advanced in 2025 & 2026 you need to qualify JEE MAIN in 2025 & 2026 too.

Ans: I appreciate your determination to improve your financial situation. At 18, you have time to build a strong foundation for your future. Below is a step-by-step guide to help you move toward financial stability and eventually achieve wealth.

1. Focus on Education and Skill Development
Since you are studying commerce, learn practical skills in finance, business, and entrepreneurship.
Improve your English, communication, and problem-solving skills.
Consider free online courses in business, marketing, and technology. Websites like YouTube, Udemy (free courses), and Coursera can help.
2. Choose a Career or Business Path
You have two main paths: Job (Career) or Business (Entrepreneurship).

A) Career Path – Get a Job and Earn First
After 12th, choose a degree that gives good job opportunities, like B.Com, BBA, CA, or digital marketing.
If college is expensive, learn job-oriented skills like coding, graphic design, video editing, or freelancing.
Work part-time while studying to gain experience and earn money.
B) Business Path – Start Small & Grow
Since you are from an agricultural background, you can start a small agribusiness like organic farming, dairy farming, or selling farm products online.
If you are interested in business, learn about dropshipping, affiliate marketing, or e-commerce (Amazon, Flipkart, etc.).
Start a side hustle, like reselling products, tutoring students, or working as a freelancer.
3. Earn and Save Money
Once you start earning, save at least 20-30% of your income.
Avoid spending on unnecessary things like expensive clothes, gadgets, or parties.
Keep an emergency fund for unexpected expenses.
4. Invest and Grow Your Wealth
Once you save some money, invest in mutual funds and stocks for long-term growth.
Start small and learn about investing before putting in large amounts.
Avoid scams and get-rich-quick schemes. Wealth takes time to build.
5. Stay Mentally Strong and Keep Learning
Tough times don’t last forever. Stay positive and work hard.
Read books about successful entrepreneurs and financial management.
Surround yourself with people who support and motivate you.
Final Thoughts
Focus on learning and developing practical skills.
Start earning through a job or business.
Save and invest wisely to grow wealth over time.
Stay patient and disciplined. Success takes time.
Your journey may be difficult, but with the right mindset and consistent effort, you can improve your financial situation.

Best Regards,

K. Ramalingam, MBA, CFP,

Chief Financial Planner,

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Ans: Hi Niranjan,

As the name suggests, these funds allocate funds across asset classes, Equity, Debt and others (Treasury bonds, InvITs etc).

ICICI Prudential Multi-Asset Fund is the largest fund by AUM in this category. It also has a a more stable returns history and inexpensive primarily due to low turnover ratio.
Quant Multi Asset Fund is relatively quite small but a challenging contender (if last 1 year returns are not considered). Its expensive as its Turnover ratio is higher.

If you have high risk profile then you can consider the Quant fund, otherwise go for ICICI fund.

Thanks & Regards
Janak Patel
Certified Financial Planner.

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
You put too much effort only when you expect a certain outcome. Why don't you just enjoy getting to know her gradually rather than thinking what you have to gift her? Is it not possible to take it slow and see what comes out of it. Maybe she is rather shy and likes to take things slow?
And what's the point timing things like chats? It will always seem like it's less or not enough. What should be enough is that you and she like one another and start this journey together by accepting one another and not focus on what's not happening. If you are still in doubt, maybe what might help is doing things that she likes but together. You are putting effort in a manner that you know BUT is that the manner that she understands and responds to?

All the best!
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Ans: Hi,
If no income in transaction than there will be no income tax, as in your case no interest so no income tax leviable.
Happy to help - Thanks.

Ans: Hello
Don't think at 35 there are any full time career opportunities in regular Army/Police.
Territorial Army (TA) could be an option for part time service in Army that does offer position/perks as per regular cadre officers.
Details are available on TA website if you wish to explore further.
Best of Luck!
Major Inderpaul
HR Expert, Career & Relationship Coach