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Asked by Anonymous - Sep 24, 2024Hindi
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Hello sir, I am a zoology graduate interested in pursuing Msc. Clinical embryology course. What is the scope of this course and which exams should I appear to get admission to this course. Which colleges are best and is this course available in public universities? Please guide

Ans: Please check the websites of these options: University of Delhi, Mahatma Gandhi University of Medical Sciences and Technology, Sri Aurobindo University, Shri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research (SRIHER) & Jamia Hamdard/New Delhi. Please also visit CUET website and check for more options of State/Central Universities offering PG in Clinical Embryology. All the BEST for Your Prosperous Future.

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Sir, Age: 26 Subject: NPS ( National Pension Scheme) Scheme Choice : LC 75 ( Aggressive Auto Choice) Tier : Tier 1 Pension Fund: ICICI Prudential Pension Fund Current value of scheme : Rs. 57927/- Investing Rs. 5600/- on a monthly basis My goals: Want my portfolio to beat inflation and provide a pension of Rs. 1 lakh monthly ( in hopes that beating inflation value of Rs. 1 lakh does not decrease over time) Time horizon : 34 years Questions: 1. Sir will my NPS scheme beat inflation? 2. Is the Pension Fund ( ICICI Prudential) a good choice or should I shift? 3. Will one lakh pension after 34 years be enough to support my lifestyle? (Assuming that everything pans out smoothly) 4. Judging by today's tax law income up to 12 lakh p.a. is non taxable, will I be taxed on my pension still if the law remains as is? (Hypothetical question) My details : 1.Unmarried, never planning on marriage or kids ever. 2.Current utility bills amount to Rs. 15,000 per month 3. Other expenses Rs. 5-7k per month. 4. I have other investments too, but I want to know if I can rely on NPS in old age or not. With this information alone, is retirement with NPS feasible?
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