My dob 18/02/1979.place of birth Lucknow....i am presently working near home as safety coordinator in power plant...i am looking for part time work to earn extra income...But donot now what to do....IF there is online typing work then let me know

Ans: Hello
Only a few of us are lucky enough to be born with pearly white teeth. The rest of us have to make do with teeth which have a naturally creamish, greyish or brownish tinge of varying degree. I am, of course, not referring to those who choose to have poor oral hygiene or are addicted to smoking or chewing tobacco.
I'm afraid brushing well - or even brushing obsessively - is not going to make your teeth any whiter. On the contrary, brushing excessively or brushing hard can make your teeth look even more discoloured by unintentionally wearing away the enamel (the hard, outermost and whitest of the tooth's layers)
Over-the-counter whitening products are essentially mild versions of chemical bleaching agents (intentionally kept mild because such products are used unsupervised) which have limited effect or may take a long time to show results.
Your dentist, on the other hand, can bleach your teeth using suitable agents of stronger concentration which will show quicker and more visible effect.
In some cases, where the discoloration cannot be corrected by bleaching, you may need to have veneers made for your front teeth which will 'hide' the discoloration.
Please consult your dentist to know your best option.

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Ans: SIBM Pune abd SCMHRD would require a 98+%ile to get a call for the interviews. Once you reach the interview round you will have to prepare on different areas that include General Awareness, Academics, Personal Questions, etc.

Ans: I can't suggest any job portal. But you can contact the final year students of any engineering college, because they get their project report typed by professional typists. Regards. Professor.........................................:)

Ans: Yes it can. but if you can get good acads in your college or pursue some activities like publishing papers, extra courses, extra curricular, could help to cover up the gap to some extent.

Ans: First identify the course you want to do from MIT. Check their requirements. You may have to write the GRE exam. Apart from that build your profile, both academic and extra curricular activities. Having a relevant work ex could be an advantage.

Ans: Hello H.
Here is the order for CSE: (1) NIT Jaipur (2) NIT Delhi (3) NIT Kurukshetra (4) DTU Delhi (5) NSUT Delhi.
But the order/choice of preference changes with respect the distance, fees, and another personal criteria. Please be sure to choose the best one which is preferable to you from all angles. After all the curriculum is the same and the choices mentioned are all good. Best of luck for your upcoming future.

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Ans: Hello;

It depends on your risk appetite, financial profile and investment horizon.

This will lead you to the type of mutual fund you should look at!

Then you should look at rolling returns of funds in your shortlisted category across various time intervals

Evaluate fund performance versus category average and benchmark across time intervals

Check risk adjusted returns

Investment strategy/philosophy of the fund house/fund manager

AUM of the fund and hence TER, past record of the fund house, Exit load, lock-in, if any

Some AMCs do not allow NRIs from US and Canada to invest due to taxation issues. This needs to be borne in mind if you expect to migrate to these countries.

Even others who may allow need lot of paperwork and have constraints.

If you think you can do all this on your own, well and good, else you may contact a mutual fund distributor.

Best wishes;

Ans: Hello;

If you do a google search you will get a host of apps that allow "direct" and "regular" investments in mutual funds but I will recommend:

1. Individual AMC apps/website
2. MF Utility app/website
3. MF Central website
4. RTA apps like CAMS & Kfintech

Happy Investing;