I regularly play BGMI in my mobile every day I used to play 10-12 hours in a day so in one week 70 hours approx

7 years

I have passed 12 in the year 2020 and now I am pursuing B Pharmacy and now I am in 3rd year

Technical skills like fast reflexes and hand-eye coordination,precise control and movement,gamesense and strategy. It also requires Tactical and strategic thinking like Map awareness, Positioning and cover usage,Team coordination etc

Yes

My preferred online games should be multiplayer gun game it would any kind of mobile and pc games with best graphics

Mechanical skills, Gamesense and strategy, Teamwork and communication, Technical preparation etc

Yes I have gone through a scam by an account dealer through which I have buy an account and in that process I got scam through tha person. To prevent financial exploitation in online gaming we can Spending limit and warnings, awareness and education etc

Yes

Addiction and dependency on online gaming can be serious issues, especially when gaming starts to interfere with daily life, mental health, and responsibilities. While gaming is a great way to relax, connect with others, and even build skills, excessive play can lead to negative effects.

Yes, there should be stronger regulations to protect gamers' rights and safety online. While gaming is a fun and competitive space, many issues like financial exploitation, privacy risks, cyberbullying, and addiction need better oversight.

Regulate responsibly—protect players from exploitation, addiction, and cyber threats without stifling the industry’s growth and innovation. Governments should focus on player safety, fair monetization, and data privacy while ensuring that game developers can still create engaging content. Over-regulation (like blanket bans) can hurt esports, gaming careers, and the economy, while a lack of rules can lead to unchecked exploitation, gambling-like mechanics, and privacy risks.

Yes I have won some of the tournament but they all were third party event and an official