hi,

see your 12th score is average. since you are interested for coding you should select b.tech in computer science or IT or bachelors of computer applications . however after completing bca you may work as a web developer or software analyst positions. now coming to bca course many of the institute has specialization like bca with cyber security or data science etc. however any of the stream you may choose there would be ample opportunity to learn coding. another thing is to become a high skilled professional you have to learn the programming language apart from your syllabus. todays industry a skilled professional has more priority then a high scorer at college or  academic level.

however you may take admission in bca course by selecting the best institute which has excellent placement record as per your convenience. however keep doing the online courses and your coding practices as it is.

hope it would help.

The main points the dialogue can have may include-

1)Introduction between the counselor and the young person first.

2)Counselor asking the young person about his problems.

3)The young personal could have problems based on either his work life like in his job or from his boss or a fellow colleague etc. or on personal life. You can choose either one and describe it in details to the counselor.

4)The counselor can then answer provide various solutions to the young person after listening to his problems and ask more details if required.

Hi Sahil,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you i would like to suggest you to not to panic as cutoffs goes down as the counselling rounds increases as you should follow and sit in every further upcoming rounds.

For more queries you can visit the link given below and can get a complete idea :

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/srmjeee-cutoff

Hope you found this answer useful.Stay motivated stay positive.

All the best!

Hello,

Subject-wise books for NTSE 2021

NTSE Books for Social Science

For NTSE Social Science exam, candidates must follow the following books:

• India and the Contemporary World 1 and 2 (NCERT)
• Democratic Politics (NCERT Class 10)
• Contemporary India (Class 9th and 10th)

NTSE Books for Mathematics

The NCERT course books for class 9th and class 10th must be finished to prepare for the mathematics section of NTSE. Also, students can refer to RD Sharma and RS Aggarwal Mathematics books for additional reference

NTSE Books for Science

• The NCERT textbooks of Biology, Physics and Chemistry of classes 9th and 10th must be thoroughly finished
• NTSE Books for Mental Aptitude Test (MAT)
• Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning (RS Aggarwal) is the recommended book for the NTSE MAT preparation

NTSE Sample Papers

After studying thoroughly for the NTSE exam, a student must solve the NTSE sample papers or refer to previous years’ NTSE question papers. By solving these papers, a student would be able to analyse their performances and be able to work more on their weaker sections.

Some other best books for NTSE

Further you can go through this link-

https://school.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-ntse

I hope this helps.

All the best!!

Dear aspirant,

Yes, you can become Income Tax Officer after completion of your graduation from any stream. You need to write Staff Selection Commission conducts the combined graduate level - SSC CGL exam which gives appointment for Income Tax Officer and Income Tax Inspector. Age Limit is not more than 27 years (3-13 years of relaxation for reserved categories).

Hope this information helped you.

All The Best!!

Dear student,

I would recommend you to read constantly whether it is a story book, novels, anything which you have interest to read but note just read it. Try speaking to your friends in English. Practice by looking yourself into the mirror. I don't think honestly that any YouTube channel will be beneficial for this.

Dear sir/madam,

As you have mentioned your child is born on 10/10/2009. So, as per my view child should give 10th board exams at a minimum age of not less than 15-16 years but your child will be just 12 years approximately. It is too early for a kid to adapt that type of level in studies.

Assuming your are a General Category Aspirant, from Engineering Background, having a strong academic record, you should secure atleast anywhere around 99 Percentile, to secure a Call from one of the IIMs as well as between 98-99 for CAP. Incase you are Targetting IIM ABC, you need to raise your targets to anywhere above 99.5+ for better chances and prospects.

For more information about CAT do follow the link below

https://bschool.careers360.com/exams/cat/amp

For more information about IIM Percentile Cutoffs do follow the link below

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/iim-cutoff

Dear Aspirant,

you can most definitely ace your NEET Exams without the help of coaching, but you will require more than just NCERT textbooks to do so.

• First and foremost the most important aspect in cracking NEET Examination is to have motivation and drive, you will need to keep a schedule for each day and try and complete each days studies as per the schedule, this way you can finish the required portions on time and have ample time for revision
• Make revision notes while studying as this will be very helpful when you start your revision.
• It is essential that you do use NCERT textbooks as they are very helpful to build the foundation of every topic of each of the subjects.
• After you are done solving NCERT textbooks it is essential that you move on to other advance textbooks, this way it will help you prepare on a more competitive level.
• Solve previous years question papers as well as sample papers, doing this is very important as it will help you get an idea of how the questions can be asked as well as give you confidence, which is equally important