What would be my tax liability for DU 2025-26 with a revised budget and opting for the new tax regime with INR 45 Lakh gross Annual Salary?

Ans: Hello Manoj.
Do not get stressed at this stage. Even though his score is 91 percentile in 1st attempt, he can do well in 2nd attempt. But from the safer side, ask him to appear in the Karnataka State Engineering Entrance Examination also. Even if he scores less in JEE on 2nd attempt, he may good college via the state entrance examination in CSE or aeronautical engineering as per your wish. For your reference, there are 10 colleges in India where you can get admission without a JEE score. To know more details, please copy and paste the following link into your browser- https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/education/news/10-engineering-colleges-in-india-for-pursuing-btech-without-jee-main-2025-score/articleshow/118162587.cms.
There are no such courses to be called as recent. The choice of courses depends upon the interest of your son. Hence there is no need to hurry and get into panic at this stage. Let him appear for both exams first, Ask about his interests, and then choose the course accordingly. I would be happy to suggest you after knowing his scores in JEE+State entrance + his liking.
Till then, ask him to focus only on two engineering entrance exams. Best of luck to your son for upcoming exams.

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Ans: Hello Hakim.
Yes, If you wish so, you can take the drop year and appear 12th through NIOS. You will be eligible to appear for JEE (Mains) and JEE (Adv) if qualified in mains.
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Ans: No, if your taxable income is more than 12 lacs, rebate is not available

Ans: 87A rebate is not available for special rate income but if taxable income is upto 12 lacs, rebate will be available to the extent of other income which is not taxable at special rate.

In your case, as taxable income is likely to exceed 12 lacs, accordingly, rebate will not be available.

Ans: For salary of 26L, tax liability under new tax regime (after allowing 75000 of standard deduction) will be Rs.3,51,000 as per proposed budget of 2025

Ans: I don't know the amount you want to invest.
If the amount is reasonable & you can find suitable Real Estate option, that will be best. Invest in that property, which yields you some returns and is likely to appreciate with the passage of time. It should be readily Salable also, so that the proposal ensures liquidity also.
Other options are Mutual Funds, Equity Shares, NSC, FDR etc. However, Mutual Funds (D-Mat based) may be more suitable in view of returns & easy handling of documents.
Most welcome for any further clarifications. Thanks.

Ans: Please stay put in your investments. Please continue your investment strategy .

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