Hello sir, I am 49 yrs having PG in IR & PM and Ph. D. from Social work department. Presently I am working as Sr. Executive (P&IR) in a PSU. Now i have change my job because 12 yrs I am working in same organisation. Please advice us for job searching.

Ans: Hi
you may get PES or Presidency university

Ans: Hello Aman
aap jee k liye eligible nahi rahenge

Ans: Hello Yash
admission mey koi dikkat nahi aayegi. aap befikr rahe

Ans: Hello Vaibhav,
Her score is very good. Below are the best options.
SPA Delhi – topmost choice among SPAs
SPA Bhopal – a strong architecture and planning institute
SPA Vijayawada – good option after Delhi/Bhopal
NITs with Architecture – NIT Trichy, Calicut, Jaipur

If fees is not the concern, then CEPT can be preferred over Bhopal

Ans: Hello
As per last years cut off he is eligible.

Ans: Hello
it will be very tough to get NITs at this percentile.

Ans: Hello
Yes you can appear

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
First let me reassure you that you are not asking for much. Wanting love and wanting someone who sees you beyond your looks and salary is very natural. You have faced rejections and it hurts; it does create a kind of fear, and right now that fear is stopping you from approaching anyone or hoping that someone will love you for who you are. It’s not the reality; it’s the fear speaking and it’s totally understandable. Let me address all the issues one by one. Yes, height can be important for some women, but not all. The ones who rejected you for it, were not meant for you. You don’t need everyone to accept you; you only need the right woman. Second, 12LPA salary is not average. The expectation online is very inflated. If you are doing an honest day’s work and earning a decent amount and taking care of your needs and your family’s as well, that does not make your earning average. Third, caring for your mother is your biggest strength in personality. You work, take care of your mom, do social work, and you are consistently trying to improve yourself. That’s far deeper than physical appearance. Now, I suggest that you stop trying to mold yourself into someone women would find attractive but rather continue working on yourself for yourself. That would spike your confidence and confidence is key. Most people, not just women, might be initially attracted to looks but for the longer run, they want someone who is dependable and responsible, and you are that. So next time you seek a partner, look for someone who is not only looking to date but to settle down. Someone who has the same clarity as you; someone mature, who understands the importance of strong character traits than mere physical appearance. Your frustration and fear is valid, but don’t let it make you go inside a shell. You deserve everything and you will get them.

Hope this helps.

Ans: Hi,

Thank you for reaching out to "REDIFFGURUS" for clarifications.

I appreciate the shortcut you are considering; theoretically, it is possible, but there are many practical difficulties to face. Although you are pursuing medicine, completing an internship in Georgia can be challenging, especially for foreigners. Even if you complete your internship and earn your medicine degree, you will still need to meet additional qualifications to have your degree recognized in Australia. Furthermore, you’ll need a license to practice there.

If you are planning to return to India to practice, it's important to note that pursuing medicine directly in India is a more feasible option. It is not a shortcut, as many others have attempted this route before. Additionally, a Georgia medical license is not valid for practice in India; you will need to qualify through the NEET eligibility recognized by the Medical Council of India (MCI).

Rather than spending time thinking about this complicated path, consider the excellent opportunities available to you in India. Use your time and resources wisely.

BEST WISHES.