Sir, im struggling whether to choose engineering by giving nios maths or to choose BHMS in a private college as ive already given neet. I am not a domicile of this state so im not getting any government colleges. I will be giving state CET soon for engineering. I actually dont want to take drop, so im thinking of joining bhms college and dropping for engineering however i think there are bonds for leaving. Im afraid to participate in counselling.

Ans: Hello dear
Recommending to drop the idea of taking another NEET attempt since you have already tried twice and the result was not in your favor. Considering the B.Sc., it is better to opt for mechanical engineering to resolve the dilemma sooner. Mechanical is an evergreen core branch with constant job and business opportunities and will remain significant forever.

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Ans: If you passed Class 12 with PCB and took Mathematics as an additional subject through NIOS, you are eligible for engineering entrance exams like JEE and MHT-CET as long as you clear Mathematics with required minimum marks. BHMS offers a distinct medical career path focused on homeopathy with opportunities in private practice, research, and teaching. If your math skills are weak but passion lies in engineering, clearing Mathematics via NIOS is a practical way forward. Consider your interest carefully: engineering demands strong math aptitude, while BHMS suits those aligned with healthcare. Pursue rigorous preparation if you choose engineering or explore BHMS for a medical career with moderate NEET scores. Balancing interests, aptitude, and future goals is key to making the right decision. I suggest that you take a 'Psychometric Test' to identify the most suitable career options for you, based on your interests, aptitudes, attitudes, orientation style, and personality traits. All the BEST for a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Hi Vani,

I believe that pursuing a Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) is a better option. A Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) is also a promising choice. With either qualification, you can become an entrepreneur; for instance, you could start your own herbal or Ayurvedic pharmaceutical company or join an existing one.

Both options depend on your location and preference. You could also consider agriculture, but it’s important to think about the job placements in that field.

So, my recommendation is to go for the dental program.

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