I have income from salary more than 60 lacs which tax system in good for me

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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Ans: Good chance.good luck

Ans: May be, solve last 5 years papers in stipulated time

Ans: May be Mechanical

Ans: Hello Sanyukta
Congratulations to you. With your percentile, you have opportunities in several reputable government engineering colleges, especially considering the female and home state quotas. Yet (1) Participate in JoSAA Counseling (2) Explore other State Engineering Colleges (3) Explore other GFTIs for better options.
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Ans: Hello Sir/Mam
there are chances for admissions in NITs & IIITs but in lower branches. If she needs CS & allied branches then she have to improve a bit by improving the score.
In case of score improvement, any queries & professional admission help, you can DM me through insta handle CAREERSTREETS I will help you out.

Ans: Hello Harshit
as per last year's allotment, you will have to go with the state colleges or private universities. Allotment through JOSAA is very difficult.

Ans: Hi Mehul
as per last year's cutoff of Gen EWS, you are eligible to appear for JEE-ADVANCED.

Ans: Hi Sandeep,

You have mentioned a total of 8 MF schemes for your investment of 28000 per month.
As details regarding your goal and requirement is not available, it is difficult to judge the overall portfolio from that point of view.
The schemes mentioned though are different names but will have a lot of overlap especially when you consider large cap stocks in their portfolio - HDFC Large & Mid / HDFC Large / HFDC Focused 30 and even the 3 Infra funds.

I believe the idea was to diversify your portfolio thru multiple schemes and if so, that is not really achieved.

Assuming you want to invest for over 10 year period, I suggest you keep your portfolio relatively simple with 4-5 schemes - 1 large cap (6000 in HDFC Large is ok), 1 Mid cap (6000 in HDFC Mid-cap or Motilal Oswal Midcap), 1 Small Cap (6000 in Nippon Small cap is ok) and 1 Infra (as you have shown inclination to Infra, 4000 in ICICI Pru Infra is ok) and add 1 Flexicap (6000 in Parag Parikh Flexicap which also has some overseas exposure). This will provide good diversification and less overlap.

This will provide good diversification and asset allocation across market caps.

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Janak Patel
Certified Financial Planner.