Respected Sir... My son recently got 92.6% marks in CBSE Class X exam. He has scored Eng 90/100 Social Science 95/100, Maths 70/100, Science 80/100 and Marathi 100/100 also Artificial Intelligence 98/100. He himself and we have decided to prepare for Civil Services like UPSC/ MPSC etc but at this point we want an expert advice based on his performance should he go for PCM of PCB for Class XI... Kindly advice... As we want to also creating plan B for him... Regards...

Ans: Encourage your son to think about his interests and long-term goals.
If he enjoys electronics, programming, and communication systems, VIT ECE might be suitable.
If he prefers traditional engineering disciplines, BITS Pilani’s options are worth considering.

BITS Pilani (Chemical, Mechanical, Civil Engineering Operations):
BITS Pilani is a prestigious institution with a strong reputation.
If your son is interested in core engineering fields, BITS could be a good fit.
Chemical Engineering involves processes related to chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and energy.
Mechanical Engineering deals with machines, materials, and design.
Civil Engineering Operations focus on construction, infrastructure, and project management.
BITS Pilani has excellent placement opportunities.

VIT Vellore (ECE):
VIT Vellore is known for its strong engineering programs, including ECE.
ECE (Electronics and Communication Engineering) offers a blend of electronics, communication systems, and computer science.
Graduates from ECE often find opportunities in IT, telecommunications, embedded systems, and more.
VIT has a decent placement record, with many IT & related companies.

Ans: Hi Shankar,

The 10th-grade marks are also a criterion when applying for a job. Recruiters generally compare candidates' performance from 10th grade onwards. They will look at the overall performance and ask why there are discrepancies in marks. For instance, if scores differ between subjects, they will analyze the percentage of marks in science. If performance is low, do not worry; you can enroll him in a diploma in engineering and encourage him to pursue a UG degree in a good institution as a lateral entry. He can make progress within these three years and stabilize.

When assessing his science grades, consider how that ties to NEET performance. If he struggles in 12th grade, the next question would be, "What’s next?" Before proceeding, counsel him—he can succeed. Lastly, encourage him to practice yoga and meditation.
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