Xomidhan: Seeking Responses for AT Inquiries
xomidhan
Dear Counsellors,
We request your assistance in addressing the questions listed below. Please contribute your expertise or consult with specialists in the related fields to obtain their responses.
1. I am preparing for NEET. I am a Class XI (Science) student. However, all the news about the paper leak is demotivating for an aspirant like me; how do I focus on my studies again? Also, please recommend some strategies for easy memorisation of topics.
2. I want to attend a private flying school; I am currently pursuing my Bachelor’s degree in Maths but I have always been fascinated by planes. Please guide!
3. I have appeared for the Class 10 Board exams (ICSE) and I want to become a marine biologist. How do I go about it?
4. Please suggest some professional bio-maths courses after Class XII (Science). Also, please outline the scope.
5. I wish to join the Merchant Navy. I am currently in Class X. Please guide me!
6. Please suggest some integrated courses in Electronics. I am currently in Class XI (Science with PCM).
7. I wish to study cytogenetics. I am in Class IX. Kindly also outline the scope for this branch of study.
8. I wish to become a Customs Officer but I am not sure about the career path. I am currently pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics.
9. What is the scope of Biomedical Engineering? I am studying in Class XII (Science).
10. I am studying at a local college in Upper Assam but I wish to study more about bees as my area is known for its rich biodiversity. Please guide me!
Thank you for your time and expertise. We look forward to your contributions.
Thanks & Regards,
Xomidhan AT team
Vidhya Thakkar
Dear Student,
It is very nice that you wish to know details of becoming a beekeeper. Apiculture is the care and management of honey bees. The future of beekeeping in India is very bright specially in bio diversity rich areas.
You may study Agricultural science at the masters level if you are a science student now in college. You can specialize in bee studies as a masters student. If you are not a science student you can join any of the beekeeping training programmes organized in several places in India by Khadi and Village Industries. National Institute of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises regularly organize various training programmes for those interested in beekeeping. In Assam you may check details of skill development programmes on bee farming organized by CSIR-NEIST under STINER.
Best of Luck
Vidhya Thakkar
Dear Student,
In order to become a customs officer in India you must appear for and clear the UPSC exam for A level customs officer by choosing Central and Excise Department or you may appear for SSC CLG exam for B level customs officer. Cracking the interview after clearing the written exam is very important. You may begin preparing for the UPSC exam from your final year of graduation college. You may appear for UPSC after completing your post graduation too.
Since this is a tough exam focussed preparation and patience is necessary.