hi,

If you’re looking for a college where academics are good but placements are not that great, yet the college life is really fun with lots of events, then yes, there are colleges like that. VIPS is a good example. The studies are decent, teachers are supportive, and the college keeps organizing different cultural fests, sports events, and other fun activities that make campus life exciting. Students really enjoy the vibe there. But honestly, the placements are just okay, not very high. So if you want a nice college life with good events.

Hi shilpesh,

I can help you with your problem. You're having trouble filling out a form and you need help with the procedure.

First, let's talk about what you need to do. You need to fill out the form correctly and submit it.

Here are the steps to follow:

1. Read the form carefully and understand what information is required.

2. Fill out the form with the correct information.

3. Check the form for any mistakes.

4. Submit the form.

You can find more information about the form and the procedure on the Career360 website.If you're still having trouble, you can contact the people in charge of the form and ask for help.

Remember to stay calm and patient, and don't hesitate to ask for help if you need it.

I hope this helps you, Rupesh.

48 marks or not sufficient, you didn’t meet the 35% qualifying criteria, hence retake the exam to cross the cut-off and improve rank for seat allotment.

Because there are fewer events planned this year—possibly due to academic schedules, financial constraints, or low student participation—it could feel dull.

To revive the fun, you can plan or suggest events through your student council or college.

Hello,

Yes, a BA distance course is valid for a lifetime. Once you complete it from a recognised university, your degree will always be valid. There is no expiry date for it.

Hope it helps !

Hello Aspirant,

If you are truly passionate about Psychology, don't worry, even without a background in the area, it is definitely possible to change your academic journey.  Here's what you can do:

1. Learn the Fundamentals – Reach out into beginner topics in Psychology, such as cognitive, development and social psychology.
2. Commit your Time – Commit to learning at least 1–2 hours per day in the beginning. As it is new, you will want to be consistent in study and revision in order to grasp the fundamentals.
3. Construct your Journey – Depending on what level you obtained your degree, you can study a Master's in Psychology after your degree (certain institutes will allow you to apply from any background), or you could think about taking a diploma/certificate course to start with.
4. Keep Exploring – Read some introductory books about the area such as, “Psychology: The Science of Mind and Behaviour”.
5. Talk to people –  Connect and converse about psychology with students or practitioners of psychology, so you are enlightened on a range of career possibilities (clinical, counselling, research and so on).
   
   

Hi Hansika,

If your 12th status is appearing as "Appearing and still open in your IPU B. Tech counselling application and during correction window closed, don't worry. It basically do not impact your counselling process immediately, but you have to submit correct documents (mark sheet and passing certificate) during document verification. Otherwise, later on, your admission may be cancelled. You should try to get in touch with the IPU helpdesk mention your situation to them or call the admission office as soon as possible to get official advice.

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, for JAC Adv. counselling, if you want to stay on to be considered for the second round with the same or upgraded seat, you have to pay the seat acceptance fee, and then complete the document verification process after the first round. If you don't do all of that, you may risk losing the allotted seat and possibly not qualify for the next rounds.