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Hey! Since your son is in 7th grade, it’s best to start with a basic and kid-friendly AI course. Look for courses that focus on fundamentals of AI, machine learning, and coding in a simple way. Platforms like Scratch, Tynker, or Code.org offer beginner AI and programming courses for young students.

You can also explore online short courses on AI for kids from platforms like Khan Academy, Coursera (for kids), or Udemy. The key is to make learning fun and interactive so he can understand the basics easily.

Yes, it is possible to move into the audio engineering field after completing a bachelor’s in computer science and engineering. Since you already have a strong technical background, you can take up diploma or certification courses in audio engineering, sound design, or music production to build domain knowledge. Many roles in audio technology, like sound software development, digital signal processing, and audio tool creation, also value computer science skills. So with additional specialized training, you can successfully transition into audio engineering.

Hey! It actually depends on your interest and career goals. If you are more into logical thinking, problem-solving and coding, then the IT sector will be a better choice because it offers a wide range of opportunities in software development, data, AI, cybersecurity, etc. Growth and salary packages are also strong in IT.

On the other hand, if you are creative and love working on visuals, user experience, and aesthetics, then Designing (UI/UX, graphic design, digital design) can be a great option. Designing gives you creative satisfaction and also opportunities in freelance and startups, but it requires a good portfolio and continuous upskilling.

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The BCECE counseling dates for government engineering colleges in Bihar have already passed, and admission to IIT Patna requires clearing JEE Advanced, a process that is also complete for the current year.

For admission this year, your only option is to contact private engineering colleges in Bihar if they offer admission based on JEE Main scores or Class 12 marks.

If this isn't possible, you will need to prepare for the JEE Main and Advanced exams for 2026 to try again for admission to IITs or other engineering colleges in Bihar.

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Yes, even as an arts background student, you can still become a nutritionist by first completing 12th and joining any diploma or certification course in nutrition and dietetics. You may also pursue a bachelor's or master's degree in nutrition, although some institutions may have science (like biology or chemistry) prerequisites for these programs. You will gain practical experience through internships and will need strong communication and empathy skills to succeed.

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The RRB Group D CBT will be conducted starting from November 17 till the end of December 2025 .it is officially declared by rrb.

And admit card is released four days before the exam you can download it from the official website.

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There are an infinite number of rational numbers between 2 and 3.

Explanation

The reason for this is a property of rational numbers called density. The density property states that between any two distinct rational numbers, you can always find another rational number. Since you can repeat this process forever, you can find an infinite number of them.

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Yes, you as a Bachelor of Science graduate in home science can appear for the GATE 2026 exam, as the eligibility criteria include graduates from "Science" and other fields, as well as those in the 3rd year or higher of an undergraduate program.

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