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Most welcome to the land of opportunity: PSYCHOLOGY.
Yes psychology have good career opportunities in India and its now increasing.
After your 10th You can opt Humanities in good college or if you are getting it go for 11th-12th commerce with or without maths
You can go for BA psychology 3 Years or BA psychology (Hons) 4 Years
later you should choose your specialization e.g. clinical, counselling, Industrial, Applied etc and take admisison in MA pscyhology
Top institutions include
St. Xavier's College (Mumbai),
TISS (Mumbai),
K.J. Somaiya College of Arts and Commerce Mumbai
Somaiya School of Humanities and Social Science Mumbai

Salary is based on your expertise and internships

Fergusson College (Pune),

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To become an AI engineer we need PCM course no doubt. But if you want to choose subject then choose PCMC rather than choosing PCMB.

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Its good that she would like to work in management cluster. There are several good options for BBA as graduation.
But as she had done her PCB she should go for B.sc. dietitian and nutritionist.
Directly jumping in Management would loss of her previous biology and chemistry study.
Once she will complete her Graduation she can go for MBA
So first of all check her passion in management through gradaute career clarity test only then work on following options
Christ (Deemed to be University)Bangalore,
NMIMS (Mumbai),
Symbiosis Centre for Management Studies (Pune)

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An M.Sc. in Mathematics opens doors for various mathematics based Professional career like:
Actuary science
Data Scientist
Data Analyst
Biostatistician
As fas as competitive examination you can opt SSC CGL simultaneously while working in above professional jobs

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You have already sufficient degree to work along with if you update yourself with following some courses ther are possibilities of getting job opportunity:
Being a Btech electrical engineering you should haev knowledge of changing technology like:
Electric Vehicle (EV) Technology
Solar PV System Design
Industrial Automation (PLC/SCADA)
MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing) Design

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competitive exam for better colleges through 12th commerce are:
CUET UG (for BBA, Eco.Hons., B.Com Hons.)
IPMAT
NPAT
If interested in Law then CLAT and AILET
CA Foundation for CA
CSEET fro company secretary

Ans: At this rank, CSE, IT, ECE, and Mathematics & Computing at NIT Durgapur are difficult, but you may have fair chances in Mechanical, Chemical, Civil, Metallurgical & Materials, Biotechnology, and possibly lower integrated MSc options, especially in later JoSAA/CSAB rounds. NIT Durgapur’s 2025 OPEN closing range went up to around 58,659 for its least competitive programme. For IIITs, you can try IIIT Kalyani ECE, as 2025 ECE closing was reported around 39,257, but CSE is difficult. Additionally, please review the JoSAA opening and closing ranks from the last 2-3 years to gain further insights and better understand admission trends before filling your choices. Keep these backup options also ready: IIEST Shibpur for lower branches through CSAB, WBJEE state colleges like Heritage, IEM, and Techno Main in Salt Lake, plus private engineering colleges. All the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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In the past, you regarded your friend as your guru rather than your parents. This suggests that you might easily be persuaded by others without thoroughly analyzing the situation. Based on this, I'm curious about your claim that you don't want to participate in the rat race.

Before I share my thoughts, I would like to know the following information from you so that I can provide a more tailored response. It’s up to you to decide whether to accept.

1. Have you compared medicine with other fields?
2. What do you understand about the medical profession after completing your studies?
3. What are your parents currently saying about your plans?
4. What makes you feel like you aren’t enjoying the process?
5. What are your future plans if you aren't interested in NEET?
6. Is this decision truly your own, or has it been influenced by someone else?

Please share your answers.

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Less competitive branches in mid-tier NITs such as Raipur, Silchar, and Hamirpur may offer opportunities to secure admission in Chemical, Civil, or Mining Engineering.

There are good chances of obtaining core branches like Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical Engineering in newer NITs such as NIT Mizoram, NIT Nagaland, NIT Sikkim, and NIT Srinagar, as well as in newer IIITs like Manipur, Dharwad, and Agartala.

Regarding GFTIs (Government Funded Technical Institutes), core engineering programs are available at BIT Mesra and IIEST Shibpur. In Silchar and CU, programs like Computer Science Engineering (CSE) and Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) are accessible. Additionally, in lower-tier GFTIs such as Srinagar, PEC Chandigarh, and SPA, there are opportunities to secure admission in top branches.

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