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Child and Parenting Counsellor - Answered on Jul 11, 2024

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She has a master’s degree in psychology with a specialisation in behaviour analysis. She focuses on children between the ages of 2-10 years who face challenges related to behaviour, language development or attention issues and providing them with the right life skills.
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Question by Rohith - Aug 28, 2026

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Like i have got rv university nanjanagudu mysore newly established like mine will the first batch and i got ece , so is it okay if i take it or is it good if i participate in round 3 and get a seat in sjce eie branch . Can you please tell ?? My rank is like 32,244 and also like i come under 2ag cateogry

Ans: Rohith, Prefer SJCE Mysuru – EIE in Round 3 over RV University Nanjangud ECE. SJCE is the safer choice because it is an established engineering institution with a proven placement ecosystem and recruiter base. RVU’s new campus/first-batch ECE carries greater placement uncertainty. Choose RVU only if you strongly prefer ECE and accept the higher risk. All The Best for Your Prosperous Future!

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Like i have got rv university nanjanagudu mysore newly established like mine will the first batch and i got ece , so is it okay if i take it or is it good if i participate in round 3 and get a seat in sjce eie branch . Can you please tell ?? My rank is like 32,244 and also like i come under 2ag cateogry .

Ans: If possible, choose SJCE EIE in Round 3 over a brand-new, first-batch RV University campus. The final choice/decision will be yours.

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Sir/Madam, I have taken admission for BMSCE core CSE branch in KCET councelling.. I am waiting for my Comedk result on September 1st . I have strong chance of getting RVCE Electronics and communication branch ... should I go for RVCE ECE? Fees will be higher ofcourse but BMS intake worries me .. what should I do?

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Sir, my son got a chance at JGEC in the CSE department. My question is: in the decentralized counselling, should I opt for KGEC in the same branch if my son gets the opportunity? I have heard that KGEC has very poor infrastructure across all departments compared to JGEC. I live in Kolkata, which is the main reason I am considering KGEC. However, if the infrastructure is significantly worse, I would prefer to keep him at JGEC. Please help me make the right decision.

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Hello sir/ma'am, My younger brother has scored 58 percent pcb aggregate in this yr class 12th from cbse, he is taking his 1st drop for neet nd going to go for neet 2027. Recently we got to know that for aiims we need 60 percent nd for other gmc we need only 50 percent, can my brother give cbse improvement exam as a private candidate next yr with 2027 freshers in all 5 subjects?? Do the medical institutions like aiims nd other gmc accept improvement marksheet?? Kindly help

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Yes, he can opt for NIOS to complete his 12th grade. However, achieving a score of 60% is much easier compared to securing a seat in MBBS. A 60% in 12th grade is not enough, especially since the requirement is based on a 50% aggregate for categories other than SC and ST. He will need to put in significant effort, and you and parents must support him to achieve his goals. Additionally, he should have some basic math knowledge to tackle the physics subject questions in NEET paper, which often require problem-solving skills. Please make your/his decisions accordingly.

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Asked by Anonymous - Aug 24, 2026

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I gave CBSE 12th bords exams in 2024 with 6 subjects and my result was pass but i had RT in Chemistry because i only got 32/100 and I am NEET aspirant so i needed 50% aggregate in PCB btw i got 50 in Biology and 51 in Physics so i gave cbse improvement didn't clear it again so i opted NIOS in 2026 in ON DEMAND in single subject and Got 72 in chemistry not i have 2 marksheets is it acceptable? My total PCB aggregate is 57% now.... Would i face any problems ? Because there are some mixed answers here so i am worried kind of

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Asked by Anonymous - Aug 27, 2026

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Sir I took admission to uvce cse after kcet round 2 results. Should I take part in round 3 of kcet now? I missed cse at bmsce by 335 ranks (general merit category) Will my original documents be given back? They also made us enter our details in the college ledger of uvce which was part of the admission process. I am also scared because of the huge seat intake of bmsce.Should I stay with uvce or is bmsce worth applying for next round ? Where do I have better placements guaranteed?

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Sir like according to the new kea rules they told us to take admission for our round 2 allotment and then take part in round 3. So if I'm eligible would you suggest going for bmsce?

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Sir, my son has already taken admission in BITS Goa campus for dual degree with M.Sc. Maths. Now, in MHT CET rounds, he got Chemical Engineering in ICT Mumbai. We are confused whether to accept Chemical Engineering in ICT or continue in BITS Goa with dual degree in Maths. Seek your guidance.

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Sir, I need advice on which option is better BMS cs(business system) or BMS ec and i wanted to know if CS(BS) students are eligible for placements for core CS jobs or are they only eligible for fintech companies?

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