ivory_river_278
@ivory_river_278Joined June 2025
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I'm not from the IT side. I did a diploma in electronics and work in the metro now. One thing I saw with my batchmates: the ones who learnt the basic branch properly moved easily when the trend changed. A special course name looks good on the poster. For now I'd make sure his class 11 and 12 maths is strong. That helps whichever way he goes.
We changed doctor when my daughter was 2 months only, because of my shift timings at the metro. The new doctor asked for the hospital discharge papers and the vaccine card, that's all. No problem. When the child has fever at night, near is better.
0on Trying to picture an ordinary week in class 11 science, not the orientation version
I can only tell my own time. I did a diploma after 10th, not inter, in Karimnagar. My friends who took MPC in inter left home at 7 am and came back at 8 pm, coaching was inside the college. That was twenty years back, but from what I hear in our colony it is the same now. A CBSE school with separate coaching may be lighter than that.
4on He's one, he walks, and now he can get onto the dining table in about five seconds
Correct, wall fixing first. My daughter at 2 years pulled out the bottom drawer of the TV unit and stood on it, and the full unit came forward. I was right there, luckily. After that we put L clamps on everything tall. On night duty now, reading this in the break.
3on Five years into ICSE because it was the closest school. Would I choose by board again?
I am in the same question now, but between CBSE and state board, for LKG next year. Your point about timings is useful. I work shifts at the metro station, so a near school matters more for us than I first thought. Did the ICSE school have a bus, or did you drop him yourself?