Roopashree sharma During nite i go to pee 3 times sometimes twice which disturb my sleep. Can u suggest precisely the cause and remedies in yoga r naturopathy. I dont want General medicine.Nature medication Im 55

Ans: Hello dear.
A score of 416 offers almost no opportunity for admission to GMC, but there may be options available in private or deemed universities. The fees differ from one college to another. Please visit some nearby private colleges in your hometown to gather more information. Kindly refrain from seeking assistance from any agents or counselors. Reach out directly to the administrative office.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Choose GNDU instead of VIT. Civil Engineering is a promising field that offers opportunities for employment in both the government and private sectors.
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Ans: Hello Rusty.
You are not eligible.
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Ans: Hello dear
Contact with the VIT administration either via phone call or email. Only they can help you. Else search other private college options near by your home town.
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Ans: With a 96.87 percentile and EWS category rank of 67,126 in JEE Main, your daughter is eligible for NIT, IIIT, and GFTI counselling. Securing CSE or IT in top or mid-tier NITs is unlikely, but she may get ECE or related branches in newer NITs, and has better chances for CSE, IT, or ECE in newer IIITs, where closing ranks for EWS can go up to 70,000–1,00,000. Fill all possible choices in JoSAA/CSAB, prioritizing IIITs for CSE/IT/ECE, then NITs and GFTIs. Also consider state government colleges through state counseling for potentially better branches. IIITs are recommended as the best option at this rank, offering quality education and good placements in tech fields. Stay flexible with branch and location to maximize opportunities. All the best for your daughter's admission and a bright future!

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Ans: With a VITEEE rank of 98,594, admission to CSE (including AI & ML) or ECE at VIT-AP is highly unlikely based on current cutoff trends. But might be available beyond Category 3 with higher fees if some seats are vacant. Take into account alternative branches or campuses, and monitor spot rounds for potential opportunities. Have some more options instead of relying only on VITEEE. All the best for your son's admission and a bright future!

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Ans: Among Engineering Physics at IIT Ropar, EEE at NIT Tiruchy, and CSE at IIIT-Delhi, the best choice depends on your son’s interests and career goals. If he is passionate about software, IT, or data science, CSE at IIIT-Delhi is the top recommendation, offering excellent placements and industry connections in the tech sector. If he prefers a core engineering branch with flexibility to enter both hardware and some IT roles, EEE at NIT Tiruchy is a strong option, given the institute’s reputation and placement record. Engineering Physics at IIT Ropar is ideal for those interested in research, advanced technology, or semiconductor industries, and offers the prestige of the IIT brand, but is less direct for mainstream IT/software roles. In summary, prioritize CSE at IIIT-Delhi, followed by EEE at NIT Tiruchy, and then Engineering Physics at IIT Ropar, based on current industry trends and placement opportunities. All the best for your son's admission and a bright future!

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Ans: At present, both Computer Science Engineering (CSE) and Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) offer strong career prospects, but they differ in focus and opportunities. CSE is in exceptionally high demand due to the rapid growth of the software, IT, data science, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity sectors, making it the preferred choice for those interested in programming, software development, and digital technologies. ECE, on the other hand, provides a versatile foundation in electronics, communication systems, embedded systems, and hardware, with opportunities in both core electronics and IT sectors. ECE graduates can work in telecommunications, VLSI, robotics, and also enter IT roles, giving them flexibility.

Ultimately, the better option depends on your interests: choose CSE if you enjoy software and coding; opt for ECE if you prefer electronics, hardware, and communication technologies. Both fields are future-proof and offer rewarding careers. All the best for your admission and a bright future!

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