I have investments in the following mutual funds (all direct growth option) for close to two years now.

I am planning to continue investing for the next 10 years.

Please advise whether I can continue with these or should change to any other plan.

Mutual Funds	Amount Invested
BI Bluechip Fund	Rs 3,500
SBI Small Cap Fund	Rs 2,500
Axis Bluechip Fund	Rs 6,500
Mirae Asset Large Cap Fund	Rs 2,500
Mirae Asset Hybrid Equity Fund	Rs 5,000

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There are chances to get admission mostly in one of NITs but surely in IIITs.

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Ans: Hello dear.
With a score of 97.83 + EWS category, you may be admitted to NIT but difficult in CSE.
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Ans: Hello Adarsh
You can get ECE/CSE @ NIT. Best of luck

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Ans: Hello;

It is good to note that you are curious to know about investments at an early age.

Keep expenses worth 6 months as emergency fund.

Have a term insurance cover in which you can extend amount of cover based on life stages.

Use NPS for your retirement planning.

For all other financial goals such as:
1. Funds for Marriage
2. Home purchase down payment corpus build
3. Vacation planning
4. Car purchase
5. Children's education

You may plan SIPs of various durations into type of mutual funds that are in sync with your risk appetite, financial profile and time horizon.

Mutual funds can be used to invest in various asset classes such as domestic equity, international equity, debt, gold, real estate etc.

Some social security scheme subscription is also desirable (PPF/EPF).

Also carry good healthcare insurance if you are not in government employment.

Please feel free to revert for any other doubts.

Best wishes;

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Ans: Hello;

Instead of investing in physical silver, you may invest in silver mutual funds/ETFs.

This will not require any safe deposit locker, making charges and GST.

You may sell it whenever you want.

Also it pegged to the price of physical silver in India.

Best wishes;

Ans: Hello dear,
You are not the only one facing critical problems in life. Yet, you completed your pharmacy degree at just 19. I believe you took the job examination only once and felt frustrated. Many candidates have applied multiple times before being selected. Don't lose hope; keep trying until you achieve success. Wasting sleepless nights won’t solve anything. You have limited time to prepare for the RRB Pharmacist examination next month. Wake up and work hard to pass it and fulfill your dreams! At just 21, you have plenty of time to reach your goals. Take care of your father while also preparing for your exams. Keep faith in God. Best of luck for your bright future ahead.

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Ans: Hello dear.
You have borderline percentile. You may or may not get it. Please keep a close eye on admission process. Yet recommending you to score more in 2nd attempt of JEE for sure shot admission. Best of luck to you.

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