I am 41 years old, a post-graduate and a working professional in the field of clinical research. I have a desire to work till the end of my life, be active and earn money. However, the job options are scarce post 58 years in India. I am not interested in starting any business or consulting. Can you let me know what are the career options post 58 years?

Ans: For studying biotechnology, KIIT Bhubaneswar (Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology) and VIT Vellore (Vellore Institute of Technology) are generally considered among the top choices. While SRM and Manipal are also strong contenders, KIIT and VIT often have a reputation for strong biotechnology programs and research opportunities

Ans: For an 89 percentile in JEE Mains, Thapar's Robotics and AI program generally offers a stronger advantage than NIT Jalandhar's Industrial Production, especially for a student interested in cutting-edge technology and potential for higher future career opportunities. Thapar University's Robotics and AI program is known for its focus on advanced technology and may offer better placement opportunities in the robotics and AI field. However, NIT Jalandhar could be a good option if the student has a strong preference for staying closer to home and is less interested in the rapidly evolving tech industry.

Ans: For the best placement prospects and a potentially higher salary package, consider NIT Jamshedpur (CSE) or NIT Allahabad (ECE). Both offer strong placement records, with CSE at NIT Jamshedpur and ECE at NIT Allahabad potentially leading to better average and highest packages. NSUT (CSE) and NIT Durgapur (CSE) also have good placement records, but NIT Jamshedpur (CSE) and NIT Allahabad (ECE) may have a slight edge in terms of potential for higher packages.

Ans: For a 94% score in your 12th board exams, you're likely to get into a good B.Tech program at either Thapar University or Chitkara University. Thapar University is generally considered to be a stronger university in terms of overall academic reputation and placement opportunities for certain engineering disciplines, particularly ECE. However, Chitkara University, especially for CSE, offers a good balance of quality education, placement prospects, and a curriculum aligned with industry practices.

Ans: es, IMS Engineering College (IMSEC Ghaziabad) offers a B.Tech program in Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE). The program is a 4-year undergraduate degree offered at the institute, with a total tuition fee of INR 2,44,800

Ans: Your son, with a 93 percentile in JEE Main, can still participate in JoSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority) even without 75% in his 12th grade, but he must meet other specific requirements. Specifically, he must be in a reserved category (like SC/ST/OBC) and meet the minimum qualifying marks in JEE Main. Additionally, he needs to have applied for JoSAA and be shortlisted.

Ans: For Computer Science Engineering (CSE), SRM University and PES University are both strong options, but SRM may have a slight edge due to its national brand recognition and placement opportunities. However, the best choice depends on your daughter's specific preferences and priorities.

Ans: The Integrated B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering + M.Tech. program at JNTUH College of Engineering, Hyderabad is generally considered a good option for students seeking a well-rounded engineering education and good placement prospects. It offers a combination of undergraduate and postgraduate studies, providing a deeper understanding of computer science and its applications.

Ans: Woxsen University's B.Tech program is generally well-regarded, with a focus on practical skills and industry relevance. The university emphasizes hands-on learning through projects, internships, and industry partnerships, aiming to prepare students for careers in the technology sector. Placements are strong, with a significant percentage of students securing jobs.