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Hello everyone! I am new to this sub. I want to genuinely ask if BDS is a profession I can rely on for life.I belong to a middle-class family and would be a first-generation dentist. While I do not have enough marks for a government or semi-government MBBS seat, I easily have enough marks to secure a government BDS seat in my home state. However, I do not want to pursue it just for the sake of getting a government seat. I also do not like the idea of being in a profession where I cannot support my loved ones, invest for the future, or be happy in the present.I am ready to work hard. My father is encouraging me to go for it because he sees a local practitioner near us who charges ₹500 per visit and treats 10 to 12 patients every day, despite being a quack. However, I am thinking a bit more broadly. I want to choose a field that guarantees employment, whether I enter the private sector, the government sector, start my own practice, or move abroad. I do not want to sleep with regrets, thinking I could have done better by choosing something else.I hope you all can give me some honest, unbiased advice. Please do not judge the profession solely based on whether it personally worked or did not work for you. I am asking here because I do not know any actual dentists in my real life or neighborhood.I would really appreciate your help. Thank you in advance, and have a great day!🩺

Jo itna pdhke help krega Bhagwan usse 1lakh/month Ki salary dilwayein 🧘🏼‍♀️

Hey everyone so I have 720/1000(eng+PCB) what best psychology bachelor's I can get in top college through cuet in min fee

If anyone know can you please help me a little bit .I would really appreciate it

Thankyou

Hey everyone,

Out of:

Bachelor’s in Agriculture + 3-year LLB courseor

Bachelor’s in Psychology + 3-year LLB course

which option would help me survive better in India and provide a broader spectrum of employment opportunities — whether it’s self-practice, joining a firm/company, or government jobs through exams?

Also, which degree would help me start earning immediately after graduation? I’m okay even with a starting salary of ₹4k because right now I just want a career that can eventually help me earn around ₹50–60k per month. I don’t know if that’s too much to ask for. Is it?

Btw, I’m sorry in advance if my expectations sound too high. If you have any other degree combinations in mind that could help me, please suggest them as well.

One more thing — I was initially interested in a 5-year law course too, but since I didn’t give CLAT or AILET, and I’m already 19, I don’t want to waste any more time. I also don’t want my parents to invest so much money in a degree from a random college if it won’t help me in any meaningful way later.

And lastly, I don’t want to pursue anything in medicine because NEET has already f*cked my mind 100000000000000 times.

My qualifications:

12th Passed (2023–24)

Stream: PCB

Hello, I am looking for a good/decent law college in Punjab that offers quality education, decent placements, reasonable fees, and good overall facilities. I would also like to know: Whether admission is possible without CLAT If students from any stream in 12th (Science, Commerce, or Arts) are eligible Fee structure and placement opportunities Hostel and campus facilities Admission process and eligibility criteria Please share the details and guidance regarding suitable colleges. Thank you.

My qualifications - 12th passed(2024)

Was a neet dropper (2025,2026) but my score isn't enough to fetch me a gov seat

Hello, I am looking for a good/decent law college in Punjab that offers quality education, decent placements, reasonable fees, and good overall facilities. I would also like to know: Whether admission is possible without CLAT If students from any stream in 12th (Science, Commerce, or Arts) are eligible Fee structure and placement opportunities Hostel and campus facilities Admission process and eligibility criteria Please share the details and guidance regarding suitable colleges. Thank you.