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Mayank Chandel has over 18 years of experience coaching and training students for various exams like IIT-JEE, NEET-UG, SAT, CLAT, CA and CS.
Besides coaching students for entrance exams, he also guides Class 10 and 12 students about career options in engineering, medicine and the vocational sciences.
His interest in coaching students led him to launch the firm, CareerStreets.
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Question by Amit on Oct 13, 2025Hindi

Career

passed my 12th in 2024 and have not given mains or advance in 2024 itself but have given jee mains i.my-12th-in-2024-and-have-not-given-mains-or-advance-in-2024-itself-but-have-given-jee-mains-in-2025-what-if-i-did-not-clear-this-attempt-for-advance-will-i-still-be-eligible-for-jee-main-and-advance-both-of-2026

Ans: Hello Amit
JEE Main Eligibility:
You can appear in JEE Main for 3 consecutive years after passing Class 12.
Since you passed in 2024, you are eligible for JEE Main 2024, 2025, and 2026.
So — JEE Main 2026 = your last eligible attempt.

JEE Advanced Eligibility:
You can attempt JEE Advanced only twice in consecutive years after passing 12th.
Since you didn’t appear in 2024, your first attempt is 2025.
Therefore, you will also be eligible for JEE Advanced 2026 (your second and final attempt).

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Question by Anusree - Apr 18, 2025Hindi

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I completed class 12 in 2024 .... I give jee mains 2024 85 percentile but I didn't qualified for jee advanced... I gave jee mains in 2025 jee mains if I didn't get qualified this year can I gave jee advanced in 2026 by clearing mains

Ans: Hello Anushree.
You can attempt JEE (Mains) 3 times in 3 consecutive years after your Class 12 and You can attempt JEE (Adv) 2 times in 2 consecutive years.
Your Case:
Passed Class 12: 2024
Attempted JEE Mains in: 2024 and 2025
JEE Advanced eligibility:
You were eligible in 2024
You’re also eligible in 2025
But in 2026, you are not eligible for JEE Advanced, even if you qualify Mains
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Question by Pranav - Jun 19, 2025Hindi

Career

I gave my class 12th exam from cbse board in 2023. but I did not gave jee mains in 2023 and 2024 . Then I retak whole class 12th from bihar board and gave 12th exam in 2025. Subsequently I also gave jee mains in 2025. Now my question is will am I eligible for jee mains and advanced in 2026 ?

Ans: Pranav, Yes, you are eligible to appear for JEE Main and JEE Advanced in 2026 after repeating Class 12 from the Bihar board and passing in 2025, regardless of your earlier CBSE attempt in 2023. As per the official eligibility, candidates can attempt JEE Main for three consecutive years starting from the year of their latest qualifying exam, and only those who passed Class 12 in 2024, 2025, or are appearing in 2026 are eligible for JEE Main 2026. For JEE Advanced 2026, you must have passed Class 12 for the first time in 2025 or 2026 and be among the top 2,50,000 JEE Main qualifiers, with a maximum of two consecutive attempts allowed. Repeating Class 12 and appearing for the exam in 2025 resets your eligibility window, so you can validly apply for both JEE Main and Advanced in 2026, provided all other criteria are met. The recommendation is to ensure your 2025 marksheet and exam details are correctly entered during registration, as your 2023 CBSE attempt will not impact your eligibility for 2026 attempts. Have back-ups apart from JEE. All the BEST for the Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Question by kartik - Oct 10, 2025Hindi

Career

but sir i hadn't passed my class 12th in 2024 my very first passing year of class 12th is 2025 so my jee advanced valid 2 year must be 2025 and 2026 right?? i failed in 3 exams in 2024 as i pass through a critical road excident i wasnt able to write exam so 2025 should be my 1st 12th year acc to josaa kyuki ma 1st time pass hi ab hua hu sir

Ans: You appeared for 12th grade in 2024 and failed, which counts as your first attempt. No matter whether you pass or fail, the attempt is counted. Hence, you were eligible to appear for JEE (Adv) only in 2024 and 2025. As I already said, focus only on JEE (Mains) now to get admission to one of the top NITs. The final decision will be yours.

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Question by Krishna - Jun 29, 2026Hindi

Career

But sir as i have given jee mains 2024 , 2025 and 2026 so my jee mains attempt are over so doing again nios class 12th fresh in 2026 , how can a person give jee mains in 2027 as i know that for 2026 i were eligible but it counted from 2024 attempt but now my attempt are over so by nios 2026 result are you sure i can give jee mains 2027 and for even jossa cousenlling 2027 , they do even have rule that The candidates should have appeared for the class XII (or equivalent) examination for the first time in 2024 or 2025 or 2026 as per jossa 2026 , for jossa 2027 it will be added +1 to next year . So are you 100% sure i am eligible for jee mains 2027 and jossa 2027 .

Ans: When filling out the JEE Main 2027 application form, ensure you select NIOS as your board and 2026 as your year of passing. Do not provide your old CBSE information, or the system will automatically block you based on the 2024 timeline.

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My daughter get rank in Aiims Nursing & IISER which will better for her carier early groth.

Ans: Shyam Sir, AIIMS B.Sc. Nursing is the better choice if your daughter's priorities are early career growth, financial stability, and job security. She can secure a well-paying government or private hospital role soon after graduation (often via NORCET—Nursing Officer Recruitment Common Eligibility Test), with strong opportunities in India and abroad. IISER is ideal only if she is passionate about scientific research, academia, or pursuing a Ph.D., where long-term growth can be exceptional but usually comes after higher studies and a longer career timeline. It is better to prefer AIIMS-Nursing over IISER. All The Best for Your Daughter's Prosperous Future!

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My parents are fully support my relationship then,My gf gave some slang to my parents few years ago , after these incident my parents are against my relationship and now they want that i marry an another girl according to them ..now what should i do ?

Ans: Did your gf have anger issue? Has she worked on it
Was this a one time incident? And never done again

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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 13, 2026

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Dear Sir, I have sold my car to CARS24 and its many months they have not done RC transfer inspite of following up with them multiple times. I understand that till RC transfer is not complete then it is liability of the registered owner, Can I keep buying third party insurance till vehicle is in my name to cover my liability, even when the car is not in my possession but RC is still in my name. Will insurance company honor any claims in this regard?

Ans: » Your Concern is Valid

Yes, as long as the RC remains in your name, continuing third-party insurance is advisable.
This helps protect you against potential third-party liability arising from the vehicle.

» Important Limitation

Insurance coverage does not remove your legal exposure as the registered owner.
The insurer will generally handle valid third-party claims as per policy terms.
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Continue pursuing RC transfer with the buyer.
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Consider sending a formal written notice seeking immediate RC transfer.

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Continuing third-party insurance is better than allowing the policy to lapse while the RC remains in your name.
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Question by Malar - Jul 13, 2026

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My OBC NCL rank is 5518.Is there any chance i could get IISER berhampur. The previous year cutoff for IAT for OBC NCL is 4700 this jumped from 2,600(2024 cutoff for OBC NCL) due to increase of 100 seats in IAT. But this year they reduced the seat in IAT (reduced by 20 seats) but they increased in IIT , IIIT, GFTI, NIT drastically upto 4700 seats which is massive so is there a chance I could get this year.

Ans: Yes, there is a chance, but it is moderate rather than High.

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Sir pls guide Is interested BS-MS (mathmatics and computing) from BIT Patna is worth it to join for future

Ans: If your other option is a good B.Tech CSE (for example, at a reputable private or government engineering college), please prefer B.Tech CSE for better immediate placements. If your alternatives are average engineering colleges, and you genuinely enjoy mathematics and are open to higher studies or data-centric careers, then BS-MS Mathematics & Computing is a worthwhile option. Finally, if you do not have options for CSE, then go with MnC @ BIT Patna

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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 12, 2026

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Am I eligible for JEE Mains 2027 if I am appearing for NIOS Class 12 April/May 2027 but have a prior state board 12th from 2023?"

Ans: As NIOS is a recognized board, you are eligible for JEE Main 2027, provided you satisfy the NTA eligibility rules for that admission cycle. However, you are advised to read the latest brochure published on the NTA-JEE website for more accurate, updated details about eligibility criteria.

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I have got 91.63 percentile in jee mains and 92.26 percentile in mhcet and wants to pursue b tech CSE. I can get admission in CSE Mit wpu pune, IT in Thakur college of engineering mumbai, IT in international institute of information technology(I2IT) pune and CE or IT in AISSMS institute of information technology pune. Please suggest what to choose and order of preference with reasons. Also, suggest if any other options are available.

Ans: Sanchetna, the preference order could be (1) I²IT Pune (IT) (2) MIT-WPU Pune (CSE) (3) TCET-Mumbai & (4) AISSMS. You can try DY Patil Akurdi via CAP rounds. All The Best for Your Prosperous Future!

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What is the best for mtech in data science and ai ml between bits, vit, kiit?

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The moment someone in family gets diabetes, suddenly everybody starts watching their plate more than their own. If I take even one small sweet at a wedding or function, people react like I’ve done something dangerous. Is eating dessert once in a while really that bad for diabetics, or do people unnecessarily panic seeing sugar?

Ans: A diabetic can safely enjoy occasional sweets if their overall blood sugar control is good and the portion is small. Most families think diabetes is caused by “eating sugar,” so they assume any sugar is dangerous. This is oversimplified and incorrect. People don’t understand portion control, carb counting, glycemic load, medication timing and blood sugar patterns. Most relatives panic because they’re worried, not because they’re right. It’s protective behavior, just poorly expressed. Uncontrolled diabetes, very high fasting sugar, high HbA1c are risky situations

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Tell me some tips to have a healthy and happy body

Ans: A healthy body comes from balanced food, daily movement, good sleep, low stress, and strong social connection — not perfection. Have whole foods first like fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, whole grains, lean proteins. Include protein at every meal which keeps you full, stabilizes energy, supports muscle. Hydrate smartly, aim for 6–8 glasses and limit ultra?processed foods as they spike cravings and drain energy. Move your body consistently.

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