I’ve completed my 12th 2 years ago. Couldn’t decide which course to pursue. Parents are persuading to do btech as it will be useful in future if in case I would like to go for business and also because it is high paying. But I’ve no interest in maths and comp coding. What should I do to for a better future?

Ans: Yes, a candidate can produce an EWS certificate after JEE Mains and before JEE Advanced application, but it's crucial to ensure the certificate is valid for the JEE Advanced year. For JEE Advanced 2025, the EWS certificate needs to be issued on or after April 1, 2025.

Ans: Go for Electronics. From Electronics you can go to Computer Engg, but from Computer Engg it is difficult to switch over to Electronics.

Ans: No, candidates cannot apply using both JEE Main and NAFT scores for the same admissions. JEE Main scores are used for admissions to engineering programs at NITs, IIITs, and other participating institutions, while NAFT scores are used for admissions to NAFT-affiliated universities. These are distinct admission processes, and only one set of scores can be used.

Ans: Hello Divyanshi.
Here is a pointwise reply to your current situation: (1) If possible, consider dropping the idea of NEET as you have tried twice but didn't succeed, (2) Focus on your B.Sc. and aim to become a regular student to achieve a high percentile in the exam. B.Sc. Biology has wide applications in both industries and academia. (3) There is no point in joining a job based on SSC as it would likely create further frustration for you. (4) Along with your B.Sc., consider learning some industry-based and computer courses if you are interested. (5) If you have a computer and a Wi-Fi connection at home, you can access many free online courses on the Coursera website. (6) You can also try for public service commission examinations while preparing for your B.Sc. (7) Recognize your strengths and the knowledge you possess, and focus your job search in that sector/area for a successful career. In this modern era, it is not difficult to find a job if someone is an expert in their field.
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Ans: Here means where?

Ans: which one is correct? 90 or 93 percentile?

Ans: Hello Shubhi
There are a few changes to get admission to one of the NITs but chances are there for IIITs. Best of luck to your bright future.
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Ans: Preference order should be:
1. MNNIT Allahabad CSE
2. NIT Surathkal IT
3. NIT Rourkela CSE

Other NITs
NIT Warangal CSE/IT (very tough but try till last round)

NIT Trichy CSE/IT (try — chance slightly low, but CSAB gives surprise seats)

NIT Calicut CSE/IT (good chances)

NIT Durgapur CSE/IT (safe option — HS quota also for WB)

NIT Jamshedpur CSE/IT

NIT Silchar CSE/IT

NIT Meghalaya CSE (back-up option if needed)

IIITs
IIIT Hyderabad (unlikely at 708 SC Rank for CSE, but register separately)

IIIT Delhi (through separate UCEED/JAC counselling)

IIIT Allahabad CSE/IT (Good — possible in CSAB)

IIIT Gwalior (IPG-IT dual degree is very good — check)

IIIT Lucknow (CSE/Data Science — booming placements)

IIIT Bhubaneswar (CSE — decent)

Ans: Dear Mr. Mehul. Thank you for your question. As a physiotherapist, I understand your concern, especially given your family history. Your leg trembling while standing could be due to muscle fatigue, essential tremor, or orthostatic tremor—not necessarily Parkinson’s disease (PD). PD tremors usually occur at rest, not during standing, and are accompanied by stiffness or slowness. Since your mother had PD, consulting a neurologist is important for proper evaluation. A physiotherapist can assess your strength and balance to rule out muscle-related causes. Early diagnosis is key, but many tremors are manageable. Don’t assume it’s PD yet, get checked to be sure. Don’t panic., many tremors are treatable and not progressive. I wish you quick recovery