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Livaansh Question by Livaansh on Jul 11, 2025Hindi
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Lnmit mechanical DU electric, DTU lower branch, state level counseling JECREC CSe, thapar electronic and computer engineering, BIT MESRA PIE, BIT PATNA CSE or AIML, PLEASE suggest best option, 161000 crl obc category rajsthan state,

Ans: Livaansh, LNMIIT Jaipur’s Mechanical Engineering offers robust core labs, interdisciplinary projects, and a 70% placement rate with an average package of ?12.58 LPA and median ?11 LPA. Delhi University’s Electrical Engineering, while backed by NAAC A+ accreditation and multinational recruiters, achieves modest median packages of ?5–8 LPA with around 60–70% placement consistency. DTU’s lower branches (e.g., Mechanical) record a 9.58 LPA average and 80–85% placement, though below its top-tier programs. JECRC University’s CSE boasts 2,230 offers, an average package of ?6 LPA, and 80–90% placement support via 140+ recruiters. Thapar’s Electronics & Computer Engineering achieves near-complete CSE placement with an average package of ?11.90 LPA and 88% overall campus placement. BIT Mesra’s Production & Industrial Engineering secures 11.77 LPA average CTC, 250+ recruiters, and 90%+ placement consistency campus?wide. BIT Patna’s CSE attains full placements with ?11.74 LPA average package, while its AI&ML branch records 75–85% placement and ?6.5–7 LPA average. All institutions feature NBA/NAAC accreditation, modern infrastructure, active placement cells, and industry tie-ups.

Recommendation: Prioritize BIT Patna CSE/AIML for assured placement outcomes and strong campus recruitment; next, choose Thapar ECE&CSE for high average packages and ABET accreditation; LNMIIT Mechanical follows for core engineering strength; DTU lower branches and DU Electrical serve regional options; JECRC CSE and BIT Mesra PIE are viable backups. All the BEST for Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Sir my obc ncl rank is 15,483 in JEEE mains.I got iiitdm kurnool CSC and nit tiruchipally mechanical engineering. Which is best option to choose i am resident of hyderabad which is best option to choose
Ans: Rahul, IIITDM Kurnool’s B.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering is an Institute of National Importance established in 2015, AICTE-approved and NBA-accredited, with experienced PhD-faculty, modern computing and design labs, and industry MOUs including Deloitte, Infosys and Synopsys. In 2024, 71 out of 100 CSC students received offers, reflecting a 71% branch placement rate, with an average package of ?8.20 LPA and top recruiters such as TCS, IBM and Publicis Sapient. NIT Trichy’s B.Tech Mechanical Engineering is part of NIT Tiruchirappalli—an Institute of National Importance since 2007, UGC- and AICTE-approved, NBA-accredited—with advanced manufacturing, thermofluids and robotics labs, and strong PSU and core-sector tie-ups. Its mechanical branch has maintained approximately 90.6% placement consistency over the last three years with recruiters like Ashok Leyland, Honeywell and Volvo.

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For greater placement consistency, higher average packages in core engineering, and extensive PSU and automotive-sector opportunities, recommendation is NIT Trichy Mechanical Engineering. If you prioritise early-career software roles, cutting-edge computing labs, and a focused CSE curriculum, choose IIITDM Kurnool CSE. All the BEST for Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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I iam 39year with salary of 3.5lac per month Having home loan 70lac emi 70k ,health insurance 1cr,emergancy fund 4lac Direct equity 14lc ,mf-12 lac ,nps 1 lac Lic from 2019 27k per quarter end date 2040 Expense50k.. Whether I should stop lic , Partial payment of home loan ? Plan of starting farm house 1cr within 5year with some loans And also retirement in 20yrs ..kindly suggest good plan and diversification of investment
Ans: You are in a very strong position. High income, low expense, and good saving habit give you big advantage. With some corrections, you can achieve all goals comfortably.

» Current Position – Strong Foundation

Income is high compared to expenses
EMI is manageable
You already have equity + MF + NPS
Emergency fund exists, but needs strengthening
Clear goals: farmhouse + retirement

» LIC Policy – Review Before Decision
You have LIC from 2019, paying Rs 27k per quarter

Points to check:

What is the return expectation? Usually such policies give low returns
Long lock-in till 2040 reduces flexibility

Suggested approach:

Do not stop immediately
Check surrender value and paid-up value
If returns are low and cover is not needed, consider making it paid-up
Redirect future premium into mutual funds for better growth

» Emergency Fund – Increase Slightly

Current Rs 4 lakh is on the lower side

You should:

Target at least Rs 6 to 8 lakh
Keep in savings + liquid funds

» Home Loan – Partial Payment Strategy

EMI Rs 70k is comfortable for your income

Approach:

Do some part payment, but not aggressive
Balance between loan reduction and wealth creation

Why:

Equity investments over long term can give better returns than loan interest saved
Do not block too much money into loan

» Investment Diversification – Needs Structure
Current mix:

Direct equity Rs 14L
MF Rs 12L
NPS Rs 1L

Concerns:

Direct equity exposure is high
Portfolio may not be diversified properly

You should:

Gradually reduce direct stock exposure if not actively tracked
Increase allocation to diversified, actively managed mutual funds
Continue NPS for retirement discipline

» Farmhouse Goal (Rs 1 Cr in 5 Years) – Critical Planning
This is a large and near-term goal

Important reality:

Equity alone is risky for 5-year horizon
Loan + investment mix required

Approach:

Start a dedicated monthly investment for this goal
Use a mix of:
Short duration / debt funds (safety)
Some hybrid funds (moderate growth)
Avoid pure equity for this goal

Also think:

How much loan you are comfortable taking later
Try to build at least 40–50% from your own corpus

» Retirement Planning – 20 Years Horizon
You are well placed here

Action steps:

Increase MF SIP regularly (step-up every year)
Keep strong allocation to equity for long term
Use NPS as additional disciplined retirement tool

Target:

Build a corpus that can replace your lifestyle income

» Cash Flow Optimisation – Big Opportunity
Income: Rs 3.5 lakh
Expense + EMI: ~Rs 1.2 lakh

You have large surplus

Use this wisely:

Increase SIP significantly
Allocate separately for:
Retirement
Farmhouse
Child/family goals if any

» Risk Protection – Already Strong

Health insurance of Rs 1 Cr is excellent

But check:

Do you have adequate term insurance?
If not:
Take pure term plan (independent of LIC)

» Finally

Do not rush to surrender LIC, evaluate and then make paid-up if needed
Increase emergency fund
Balance loan prepayment and investments
Reduce direct equity risk, increase diversified MF exposure
Plan farmhouse separately with lower-risk investments
Increase SIPs – your biggest strength is surplus income

If you follow this structure, you can achieve both lifestyle goals and retirement without stress.

Best Regards,

K. Ramalingam, MBA, CFP,

Chief Financial Planner,

www.holisticinvestment.in

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ramalingamcfp/

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