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I guess an Indian student can help me share their knowledge about the same. I have physics , chem and maths from CBSE board. And I plan to take Biology alone through NIOS ODE. Will this be accepted by the studienkollegs.

1. I emailed uniassist and universities but the kind of response I got is that they can know only after I make an application.
2. APS might not accept dual marksheets, but I don’t plan to apply through APS as I am in Germany already.
3. What is a way I can take my bio exam to be accepted ? Is CBSE the best and safest way ?

It would be so helpful if anyone can share their knowledge. I have PCM and I passed it through CBSE last year. Now I plan to have biology also with me. This I planned to take through NIOS ODE. Question:

1. Taking biology alone through NIOS ODE is possible right ?
2. Main thing is I just want biology marks with me, it’s ok even if I am holding two marksheets ( CBSE and NIOS) that’s not a problem for me. Both marksheets are valid right ? Because in one I have physics , chem and maths and in the other I have biology.

I already gave my CBSE exam in PCM and I want to take Nios in biology. My concern is taking a slot and booking it and then giving the biology exam only , will not make my PCM CBSE marksheet invalid right ?
I can hold two marksheets right ?

Also if I want can I consolidate the both marksheet ? (Like make it one marksheet ?)

I already gave my CBSE exam in PCM and I want to take Nios in biology. My concern is taking a slot and booking it and then giving the biology exam only , will not make my PCM CBSE marksheet invalid right ?
I can hold two marksheets right ?

Also if I want can I consolidate the both marksheet ? (Like make it one marksheet ?)

I don’t dislike children, I actually like them. But having kids has never felt like a “must” for me. If anything, I feel like I’d be better off not being a parent. I’d rather contribute in other ways, like being there for many children through my work as a doctor, instead of raising my own.
The problem is the environment I’m in. In my culture, anything related to childbirth or a child becomes the mother’s responsibility and often her burden. That pressure is always there.
I’m married, and I’m getting closer to the “end of the safe childbirth window” biologically 🙄. My partner and I haven’t actively tried to get pregnant yet, but we’re planning to start soon Doctor visits, planning, all of that.
But here’s the part I’ve never really said out loud: I almost wish it doesn’t happen.
I find myself hoping I won’t get pregnant, even if we try. That even with medical help, it doesn’t work. And even if things escalate to IVF, I don’t really want that to succeed either. It’s strange to admit, but deep down, I think I don’t want to be able to conceive at all.
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But honestly, I don’t think they will.
I don’t feel like I can openly fight for a childfree life in my situation. So part of me think if it just doesn’t happen naturally, then maybe that will decide things for me. And then I’ll see who still supports me, and what really matters to them.