My son is 13 years old, After the throat infection, he started having shooting ear pressure pains since jan 8th 2023 and still he has, Saw 4 ENTs after MRI they are saying it is some neuropathic pain and it's really severe. No Doctor is telling us, How many days or months will it take. Can anyone please help us

Ans: Hello Rajiv Ji,
She can go for microbiology & go for specialisation from abroad where she will have a great scope in research & development field. You can read my blogs available on my website for career avenues in different field.

Ans: Hello Manoj ji,
percentile is relevant to the topper. With ranks we can pinpointedly find out about admission.
since jee result is out if you can share ranks, category & state, we can work out the best available option for your son.

Ans: Hello Sir,
since jee result is out if you can share ranks, category & state, we can work out the best suitable option for your son. please feel free to contact me for follow-up.

Ans: Hello Sir,
there are many options available if he appears for MHTCET. We can discuss this in person & get a CS in a good college. Please feel free to contact.

Ans: Hello Sir,
below can be career avenues for your son.

Clinical Laboratory Technologist/Technician: This is the most common career path for MLT graduates. You could work in hospitals, clinics, diagnostic laboratories, or research facilities, performing tests on patient samples to assist physicians in diagnosing and treating diseases.

Research Assistant: MLT graduates can work as research assistants in laboratories, assisting scientists and researchers in conducting experiments, analyzing data, and contributing to scientific discoveries.
Quality Control Technician: You could work in pharmaceutical or biotechnology companies, ensuring that products meet quality standards by testing raw materials, intermediates, and finished products for purity, potency, and safety.

Infection Control Officer: With additional training or certification, you could work as an infection control officer, responsible for preventing and controlling infections in healthcare settings by monitoring and implementing protocols to ensure patient and staff safety.

Public Health Officer: MLT graduates can work in public health departments or government agencies, contributing to disease surveillance, outbreak investigations, and health promotion programs aimed at improving community health.

Healthcare Information Specialist: With additional training in health informatics or medical coding, you could work as a healthcare information specialist, managing and analyzing patient data to improve healthcare delivery and outcomes.

Education and Training: If you enjoy teaching, you could pursue a career as a teacher or instructor in MLT programs, training future laboratory professionals.


Specialized Laboratory Technologist: MLT graduates can choose to specialize in areas such as microbiology, hematology, immunology, or molecular diagnostics, focusing on a specific area of laboratory testing.
Phlebotomist: If you enjoy working directly with patients, you could become a phlebotomist, responsible for drawing blood samples for laboratory testing.


Healthcare Administration: With additional education or experience, you could pursue a career in healthcare administration, managing laboratory operations, budgets, and personnel.

Ans: Hi,
To be honest, competition is increasing every year in the medical field. for an open category student score of 600+ is needed for govt. or semi govt colleges. you can get admission in other states but in private institutions. If you are confident enough of scoring 600+ marks then only for 3rd drop. Or we can explore avenues of MBBS abroad if you have budget constraints.

Ans: Hi,
don't feel bad, go for personality improvement classes along with English. prepare yourself for aptitude tests of companies & improve your knowledge it will help you in getting job in tier-1 cities.

Ans: Hi,
Since JEE results are out if you can share your ranks, category & state it will be easy for me to guide you.

Ans: Hi Gagan,
First of all congratulations on such an outstanding feat. In India, M.Tech mostly takes one to the research & teaching field, unlike MS from abroad. I would suggest letting him work for 2-3 years & go for an MBA from a reputed institute that will help him a lot. I am sure your son will be able to crack the CAT with a good rank.