Hi Mam, Actually I am self independent girl. I am not financially dependent on anyone. I am good in my career. I have a boyfriend the relationship is been 10 years. lastyear when i told my parents i wanted to get married to him, my parents opposed it . now they have fixed my marriage with someone else , i tried to tell the person who is going to get married to me that i am in relationship and i am not able to overcome with that. i am not interested in this marriage. The boy who is going to get married to me told all the details what i have informed to him regrading my relationship to my parents . and also he is saying me that he is going to give me a good life he wanted to marry me only. what should i do now even my parents wanted me to get married to the person who they have arranged wedding .But i am really not interested.

Ans: Chances are always higher in mains 2. He will definitely get ece or computer science.

Ans: Go to Basics concept and numericals.

Ans: Category? For general, may be IIIT

Ans: Category? May be IIIT

Ans: Category? For general, No GOVT college

Ans: Dear Mr. K.,
Thank you for your query, and I appreciate you reaching out. Sorry to hear about your wife's condition .My response would be from Physiotherapy perspective as Physiotherapy is evidence based and well research and widely accepted management for ensuring person with Parkinson can perform activities of daily living independently and mention few exercises She can practice finger tapping, hand squeezing, wrist rotations, and palm open-close exercises to enhance dexterity. Stretching, shoulder rolls, and posture correction will help reduce stiffness. Balance exercises like weight shifts and tandem walking can improve stability. Parkinson’s requires long-term rehabilitation, so visiting a nearby physiotherapist or arranging a home visit will ensure proper guidance and support. Early intervention is key to better management. Wishing her good health and strength.

Ans: Hello dear.
To get admission to IIM, you have to crack the Common Admission Test (CAT), Written Ability Test (WAT), and Personal Interview (PI). There is no relation of 12th marks yet at least you must good score in a situation of tie.

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Ans: Since you have already registered the new flat and fully committed the capital gains towards its purchase, you do not need to open a Capital Gains Account Scheme (CGAS) account. However, there are some key points to consider:

1. Conditions for Capital Gains Exemption (Section 54 or 54F)
You must invest the capital gains in a new residential property within 2 years (for resale property) or within 3 years (for under-construction property).
Since you have registered the property, your investment is considered "committed" even if payments are made in phases.
The Income Tax Department typically considers the date of agreement/registration as the date of investment, not the date of actual payment.
2. When is a CGAS Account Needed?
A CGAS account is required only if the capital gains money is not used before the Income Tax Return (ITR) filing deadline (July 31st) of the respective financial year.
Since your funds are already allocated towards the flat purchase, you are not required to park them in CGAS, even if disbursement is pending.
3. Ensure Proper Documentation
Keep records of the flat registration, builder agreement, and payment schedule.
Retain proofs of capital gains utilization from the sale proceeds.
If assessed, you can justify that the gains were committed for the property purchase.
Final Insights
Since you have already registered the new flat and the payment schedule is fixed, you do not need a CGAS account. However, ensure that all payments are completed within 3 years to comply with exemption rules. Keep all documents handy in case of future tax scrutiny.

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Ans: Hello dear.
With a JEE Score of 91.3, he can get admission to B.Tech (Civil) in other private colleges but the chances in NIT are very low.

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