Hi! Komal, I am doing intermittent fasting (8:16) and eat twice a day with no snacking in between. I start with dry fruits, fruits, salads and then normal food (dal, chawal, roti sabji) I do this because I have been given to understand that a certain amount of insulin is released every time that one eats. However, I feel I am stuffing myself (both time) Please let me know if I spread my meals during the eating window, will the amount of insulin released remains constant irrespective of the amount of food taken? I don't want insulin spike as I am looking at developing insulin sensitivity and loosing weight. PS: I don't binge when I have my 2 meals. It is one roti and little rice. Many thanks!

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Ans: Hello Sanjay Kannan.
With your score and category, there are chances to get admission to mid-tier NITs to core branches. But if you are ready to take the risk, it is possible to get a CSE branch at the newly formed NIT-Mizoram or Meghalaya.

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Ans: Hello Priya
as per last year's cutoff you are not eligible for JOSAA counselling. You can improve your score and get admissions in your dream college. Control negatives, don't give into the temptation of marking the option if you are not sure, options are designed that way, you commit a mistake and you will get a wrong answer there waiting to be marked.
30-35 questions correctly answered without any negative marking can get you your desired college.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Under the SC category, your chances are bright to get a seat in NIT and that too electronics-related branches. Best of luck for your upcoming bright future.

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