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I may be getting Aecjec for mca,nehu tura for mca and Central uni of Tamil Nadu for msc cs i am confused which one to choose or will it affect my growth prospects later if i choose aec jec

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How fast is the charging speed? How does it compare to wired charging? I kind of regret not buying it during Prime Day…

I’m seriously tempted now.Does it really not heat up while charging?

I am getting Msc cs in Cukerala and MCA in NEHU(tura campus) /Assam/Jorhat Engineering College (state eng clg)

I am confused which one should i go for and why

Please guide

Anyone pursuing any degree from there please reply

Hows the location, quality etc etc

I am from ghy

I heard it's totally remote,?

How is the overall location i heard it's remote? I am from ghy

I am getting option in AEC/JEC or TURA but as tura campus falls under Nehu which is a Central uni i think that will be good na?

Please give some insights 😭

State-run Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) are currently using the lower international crude rates to recover nearly ₹1 lakh crore in cumulative losses incurred during the height of the recent West Asia conflict

While global benchmarks like Brent crude have rapidly dropped back to pre-war levels of $72–$73 per barrel, retail fuel prices in India do not fluctuate directly with daily spot market drops.

1. Recovery of "Under-Recoveries" (Past Losses)

When global crude prices skyrocketed up to $120 per barrel earlier this year due to disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, OMCs held domestic fuel prices steady for months to absorb the initial shock. During May 2026, these fuel companies were losing up to ₹1,000 crore every single day on under-priced petrol, diesel, and LPG. Now that crude has cooled, OMCs are keeping retail rates steady to earn healthier marketing margins and repair their damaged balance sheets.

2. High Monthly Averages vs. Daily Drops

Although the daily rate of the Indian crude basket dipped back to around $70.71 on June 24, the overall monthly average for June remains highly elevated at $86.31 per barrel due to the volatile pricing earlier in the month. Fuel prices are calibrated against long-term moving averages rather than single-day drops.

3. Supply Lag and Futures Contracts

Indian refiners buy crude weeks in advance through international futures contracts. The expensive crude purchased when the conflict was active is still physically moving through the 25-to-30-day shipping, refining, and domestic distribution pipeline. The financial benefit of today's cheaper oil will take time to factor into retail pricing.

4. Wait-and-Watch Policy on Peace Deals

Oil companies and the central government remain highly cautious regarding the stability of the newly signed peace agreements. If geopolitical tensions flare up again and cause another sudden closure of critical energy corridors, cutting fuel prices today would force painful, sudden price hikes tomorrow.

Please give your opinions

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