Hello sir I have Master degree (Physics) With B.ed. What short term courses I can join so that I have time for my Competition preparation and increase my career qualification

Ans: Hello Neeru.
Prefer CS @ MIT Jaipur. The final decision will be yours.
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Ans: Hello Priya
BStat at ISI Kolkata is better for core statistics, research, and data science roles. DSAI at IIT Guwahati is better for tech-oriented AI/ML careers. Choose ISI for theory/research, IITG for engineering + applied AI. The final decision will be yours.
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Ans: Hello dear.
You may have a chance at B.Pharm at BITS Pilani or Hyderabad in the spot/iteration rounds.
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Ans: Hello dear
Yes, fee waivers and scholarships are different. The fee waiver covers tuition fees at NITs, while scholarships may cover other expenses. Yes, you can also avail the Bihar Student Credit Card loan for remaining costs like hostel, mess, books, etc. (Check the current criteria please)
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Ans: Hello dear.
To crack NEET 2026 in ten months as a first dropper, follow a structured daily routine of 10–11 hours, combining your PW dropper batch schedule with focused self-study. From July to September, complete the full syllabus once using NCERT (especially for Biology and Chemistry), PW modules, and previous year questions. From October to December, begin your second revision and start taking 2 full-length mock tests per week, analyzing each one to improve accuracy. January to March should focus on intensive practice, high-weightage topics, and increasing mock tests to 3 per week. In April, do final revisions, take daily mocks under exam-like conditions, and stay mentally calm. Use limited but effective resources: NCERT, PW materials, N Awasthi (Physical), MS Chauhan (Organic), and DC Pandey (Physics). Avoid distractions, overusing books, and comparing yourself to others. Consistency, discipline, and smart revision will make AIIMS Delhi achievable. And at last, believe in yourself and keep aiming for scoring minimum of 600 plus for sure shot admission.
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Ans: Hello dear.
DTU is a top-tier institute with strong ECE placements and excellent startup culture comparable or better than many NITs. It has active entrepreneurship cells, a good alumni network, and a location advantage (Delhi). It's a solid choice for startup-focused students.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Explore options like: Psychology (B.A./B.Sc.), B.Sc. in Life Sciences/Biotech, Paramedical courses (BPT, B.Sc. Nursing, etc.), B.Pharm, Nutrition/Dietetics. Career counseling can help clarify her interests.
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Ans: With a general category rank of 5 499 in IAT 2025, your son falls outside the closing rank ranges (Pune 717, Kolkata 1 801, Mohali 2,229, Bhopal 2,609, Thiruvananthapuram 2 965, Tirupati 3 470, Berhampur 3 576), making admission unlikely at any IISER despite strong infrastructure, research orientation, faculty credentials, interdisciplinary curricula and placement cells.

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Ans: Hello dear.
It is not so easy to change the caste. Don't think in this way. Focus on strong JEE Advanced prep, start with NCERTs, then use standard books (like HC Verma for Physics, MS Chauhan for Organic Chemistry, and Cengage/Maths Galaxy for Math). Join a good coaching (online/offline), stay consistent with mock tests, revise regularly, and don’t let caste talk distract you; hard work matters most.
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