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Ans: Yes! With 65 percentile in JEE Mains and ST category, you have a high chance of qualifying for JEE Advanced.
Generally, for 65 percentile in ST category, the rank is around 8,000 to 12,000 in ST category.

Ans: With 87.35 percentile in JEE Mains (OBC category), your chances of qualifying for JEE Advanced are uncertain, but you still have the April session to improve your score.

Ans: If RVCE CSE is available, take it

If not, PES RR CSE is the next best choice

If PES RR CSE is also unavailable, then RVCE IS/CS Specialization

BMSCE is a strong backup if you don’t get the above two.

Ans: Go for PCM. Since you love Physics and Chemistry your interest in Chemistry may be slightly less. Complete 12th Standard with PCM and then seek further guidance. Professor

Ans: Hi!!

Thankfully this is your co-worker and not your boss. When bosses do this you can do nothing about it....when the co worker does it then you know that you should never share your ideas with them ever again. In the cut throat competitive world why will they share the credits for it with you...!T he way you have asked the question, it shows that you are a good person, good people should not change because of the bad people in the world. So my advice to you is this ...the coworker is selling your ideas.. the boss is liking them, so have faith in yourself and your ideas.
Every bad experience happens so that you become wiser.
Become wise do not share your ideas with people who don't give you credit.

Other option is you talk to him/her assertively, one on one and ask why he/she did this....calling your idea silly and then repackaging it and presenting before the boss. Next time he/she will be careful not to do this to you.

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
You are right; it does sound like he is stalling, but then again, we might be wrong. The best way to gain clarity is to ask him about it. Asking directly might cause a conflict, so do it in a more subtle way- ask him where he sees himself in 5 years. If he does not mention you in his plans, it would be an indication that he is not serious about the relationship. And keep note of small things like if he is making small-term plans with him, like a travel plan 3 months later or long-term plans, like a friend’s wedding that will happen one and half years later. These small details can help you get a rough idea of what he is up to. But I want you to remember that all of these are just speculations. You can take your speculations, put it on the table and have a clear discussion.

I hope these help.

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Ans: Hello Dhivya Ji
You need to find out whether he understands Physics well or not. If his understanding is okay, then there is problem with comprehension.
After every test, sit with the physics paper. Identify:
Conceptual mistake
Calculation mistake
Time management issue

Chemistry – Maintain & Sharpen
If Chemistry is “ok,” keep it that way and aim to improve without overburdening him.
Focus more on NCERT-based revision, especially for Inorganic and Organic.



Some Thoughts for You as a Parent
Pressure vs Support: Try to avoid language that sounds like pressure (“You must score more in physics”). Instead, go with encouragement like “I know you can do it, let’s find what’s stopping you.”

Stress Breaks Are Vital: Encourage short breaks with music, a walk, or a favorite hobby.

Talk About the Bigger Picture: Remind him that this is not the only shot at success. Many paths lead to great futures. Take the pressure off and he'll naturally perform better.

I hope this helps. You can connect again in case you need any help.