hello Sir! good day. I was an NRI for 14 years in Singapore and still continue to work for the organization in Singapore and draw my sal in Singapore in my account in Singapore . I hold NRE FDs /FCNR deposits/ NRI SB /NRO account . I returned to India due to some personal issues and my organization allowed to work from home . I still hold Employment pass in Singapore . I am still undecided about returning to Singapore which my company is okay with this idea. I am at the moment in cross roads . My question is I have been filing my income tax every year and for AY 2024-25 I filed RNOR status as i was not away from India for not more than 180days . My question is 1. Do I have to change all my NRE and FCNR deposit which i hold in a nationalised bank to RFC account and convert my NRE and NRO account to residency . I am not clear at the moment about staying back in India but can go back to Singapore still qualifying for the 180days rule. 2. Do i have to clsoe my account in Singapore and bring the proceed to India?. 3.Whom should I intimate about my account status. To the bank where i hold deposit ? thanks

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To avoid any hassles, keep your Affidavit ready. It will be useful during counselling process also.

Ans: For affordable, decent private options in UP and nearby (Delhi-NCR), focus on institutes like Jaipuria (Lucknow/Noida), BIMTECH Greater Noida, IMS Ghaziabad, ABS Noida, and similar AICTE-approved private colleges that provide clear information on fees and placements. Many of these have total fees in the 6–14 lakh range with average packages around 5–8 LPA, which is “normal” compared to premium schools. Typical eligibility is a recognised bachelor’s degree (any stream, including BCS) with at least 50% marks (45% for reserved categories) and a valid score in at least one entrance test such as CAT, MAT, CMAT, XAT, or the state exam (like UPCET/its successor) or the institute’s own test; selection then adds Group Discussion/Personal Interview/Written Ability Test. As a UP Board student, your board does not limit your chances; what matters is your graduation percentage, entrance score, and performance in the interview. From now on, you should prepare for one low-to-moderate difficulty MBA entrance exams. Shortlist 10–12 private colleges in UP/Delhi-NCR with fees and average placements that match your budget, then track their application dates and processes through official college and state counseling sites. ALL the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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The interview question “Tell me about yourself”,is an opportunity to introduce yourself( who knows you better than yourself)! So go ahead and answer it with enthusiasm and excitement!!
Based on the position you are applying to and the expectations/ experiences / expertise required for the job , you must formulate the “ tell me about yourself “,, answer!!
Tips to make your answer stand out:
• Keep it 1–2 minutes max
• Focus on skills relevant to the job
• Avoid personal details like family, hobbies (unless relevant)
• Practice—but don’t memorize word-for-word
• Sound confident and natural

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Yes, it is possible. NIOS is similar to CBSE or ICSE, so there shouldn't be any issues when applying for 11th grade in Nepal. However, you will need to submit an equivalence certificate from the Higher Secondary Education Board (HSEB) or the National Examination Board (NEB) in Nepal. This certificate should confirm that the NIOS 10th grade is equivalent to the Nepali SEE (Secondary Education Examination). Additionally, you will need to provide your original marksheet and migration certificate.

Before seeking admission, it's advisable to contact the specific school or college in Nepal to confirm their acceptance of the NIOS certificate. This will help ensure a smooth admission process.

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Yes, it is possible. NIOS is similar to CBSE or ICSE, so there shouldn't be any issues when applying for 11th grade in Nepal. However, you will need to submit an equivalence certificate from the Higher Secondary Education Board (HSEB) or the National Examination Board (NEB) in Nepal. This certificate should confirm that the NIOS 10th grade is equivalent to the Nepali SEE (Secondary Education Examination). Additionally, you will need to provide your original marksheet and migration certificate.

Before seeking admission, it's advisable to contact the specific school or college in Nepal to confirm their acceptance of the NIOS certificate. This will help ensure a smooth admission process.

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Hi,

Yes, they will consider your application since all the other credentials match. It’s important to read the instructions in the prospectus carefully when submitting the form online. Many applicants overlook this and end up struggling later on.

Moving forward, please make an effort to avoid these issues.

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It's straightforward: If you are unable to produce the EWS certificate, you will lose your eligibility to secure a seat under the EWS quota due to this issue. However, your rank will still be considered for the general quota, and you will be able to secure a seat based on that. It’s important to prepare thoroughly before appearing for the exams. Don’t waste time—make sure to obtain the EWS certificate as soon as possible.
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