Selecting MBBS has always been the aspiration for Indian students. However, with few seats, rigorous competition, and shifting career goals, one must look at alternative lucrative options in healthcare. In 2025, ~22 Lacs candidates appeared for the NEET exam. And they were competing for merely 1 – 1.3 Lacs seats. Additionally, MBBS can be expensive […]
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Often parents of high school students, mainly grade 10 and 11, come to us with a question, “How can my child build his/her profile outside academics?”. But the answer isn’t always that simple. One shouldn’t blindly enroll into a bunch of activities because they would “look good on the CV”, but need to be driven […]
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What is Economics all about? What are the career options in this field?
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This article first appeared in the Hindu on September 18, 2021. The U.S. alone has 5,300 colleges and universities with varying sizes, specialisations and marketing pitches. Canada and the U.K. both have close to 100 universities and colleges each. India itself has over 400 private universities and colleges. While a lot of information is available […]
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This article first appeared in the online edition of the Hindu on March 27, 2021. The post-pandemic world may not be completely open, but we have to keep things moving. Summer programme providers, travel and camping providers and even companies with internships have built hybrid offerings that will work online and offline. For senior school […]
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“Why Vice-President, why not President?” — this meme about Indian parents reacting to Kamala Harris’ historic win still makes me laugh. But beneath the humour lies a truth: our education and parenting systems often push students toward ‘safe’ and ‘high-scope’ careers like Engineering, Economics, or Computer Science — without helping them discover what truly excites […]
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Inomi associate counsellor, Simran Kaur, takes it upon herself to explore possibilities for students who want to study Business but didn’t take maths in senior school… and she has good news to share – and a bit of advice! Math is a nightmare for many students (it was for me too!). But, we are told […]
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