I'm 22 and i meet a guy online. He's 28 we've been talking for 6 days now and he said he wanted to marry me. We had so many differences (culture, religion,place,food ,etc) but he said he's okay and he won't force me to change. As long as we love each other he won't mind our differences and even his parents too. What should I do? I've never been in distance relationship and we are still getting to know each other.

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
There’s no right or wrong age to find love. Everyone wants a companion and you have a long way to go. I understand you don’t want to use dating apps. It’s perfectly alright, even though it could’ve been a good start especially since you are shy. The next option is to ask your close friends and trusted family members, who are non-judgmental, to set you up with someone whom they think are compatible for you. This way you will have less control over your love life than using a dating app, but since you are not comfortable with the apps, this might be the right way for you.
Hope this helps.

Ans: Dear Ishani,
If you thought he wasn’t good for you, and things were off, you must have had good reasons for thinking so; you are too young to understand love. People usually mistake infatuation for love. If you think you were right to make that choice, stick to it. Do not let others tell you what is right or wrong. There’s always two sides to every story. Focus on your studies; build your career. All these will be long forgotten. What others are thinking should never be your concern when you have not done anything wrong.
Best of luck for your future.

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Ans: Hello dear. Preference should be given to ENTC @ KIIT. However, since you are from Mumbai, KJ is the best option that you preferred.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Chances are slim to get tech branches in Tier 1 colleges in Pune or Mumbai. You should explore options outside these cities. (In private colleges, it is possible). I cannot provide the list of colleges right now. Choose your preferences wisely during the counseling process.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Chances are moderate to slim for NITs. Explore other options.
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