Vidyasagar University is the pioneer university that introduced the M.Sc degree in Remote Sensing and GIS. A number of scientists who have retired from government organizations visit the department often.

The faculty involved in teaching the topics is arguably some of the best in West Bengal. The same can be said about the research activities conducted in the university. 

The placement scene is also admirable as the students get employed as soon as they complete the course. You can get a job role in research organizations such as NATMO, DST, organizations pertaining to carrying out space research, private companies such as Cyberswift, Rolta, ESRI, etc. 

If you are interested in technology and computer software then make sure you go for remote sensing. It would do you good if you have some basic knowledge of Physics and Mathematics you have done in your class 12 board exams. You can brush them up while pursuing the course.

One of my friends is an alumnus of Dayanand Anglo-Vedic College (DAVC), who studied B.Sc. Here is his experience in brief. 

• The teaching approach of the faculty members is impressive.
• The admission in the B.A. program, based on merit and seat availability.
• The infrastructure of the college is also decent. 
• As a BA student, you will have the opportunities to prove yourself in academics and co-curricular activities. 
• The competitions, parties, etc. will make you more comfortable speaking in public. 
• The library is great and so is the overall environment on campus. 
• Doing BA from DAV college can be a great option if you are interested in the Civil Service examination. 

DAVC is an ordinary college, but it is an excellent institute for pursuing an undergraduate degree. 

There is a possibility of you getting admission at LNCT Bhopal in the ECE branch if you have got 51 marks in JEE Mains 2021.

Although you might get LNCT if the cut-off lies in this range it is not possible to say for sure because the cut-off varies according to the marks that you and your competitors have secured in JEE Mains.

Although you should note that the ECE branch is not that great. The faculty base is not good. You will get little to no help from the faculty. 

It’s better if you choose CS at LNCT or LNCTS. That way you will have more placement opportunities. Most IT companies visit the campus for placement. The core companies visiting the campus are very less in number. So, if you take ECE, your placement opportunities will be limited.

You will almost certainly obtain it if your rank is within 3500. According to the marks you have, you have a good probability of succeeding. 

If you are unable to enter Heritage, do not hesitate to enter Techno India Saltlake. They have also delivered fantastic placements in both CSE and IT this year. I wouldn't recommend IEM Saltlake because it's more strict like a high school than a college.

If you score 85+ marks, I believe you will be eligible for Heritage.

So in the end, I would only suggest to you that it varies year by year that how many marks are required, and as competition is increasing with each day, only your hard work and dedication towards your dream can land you in a good institute.

It totally depends upon you and how you manage to do your studies. One of my friends who was in HIT tried for his 2nd attempt but couldn’t make it due to lack of focus. There may be a few more examples, but it is not possible to opt for IIT or any top-notch college after studying for 1 year at Heritage. 

It may have been possible a few years back but now, Heritage Institute is an autonomous institute. A rigid attendance policy and curriculum are being followed here and you will get little to no time for JEE preparation.

You can opt for lateral entry as various colleges accept it. IIIT Hyderabad is one such example. However, you will be granted admission based on various parameters and your profile.

Determination, patience, and motivation are the main keys. Life at any engineering college is not a piece of cake. You will be overloaded with tasks and assignments. If you are focused and find balance in your life then, you will succeed.

All the colleges are good enough to join, be it Kongu Engineering College or any other college. The main choice is about the branch that a student takes up. 

• It is whether the student is interested in the branch or the scope of the branch in the future. 
• It also depends on the other parameters like the infrastructure and the facilities available. 
• The college gives a school-like feel as it encourages discipline and is often very strict. 
• Therefore, it is a sole Institute that is only for education and not for entertainment purposes. 
• Don't expect fancy happenings in this institute like the colleges of Coimbatore. 
• It is situated in the rural area at Perundurai and gives the same rural-like atmosphere. 
• The Institute also provides practical knowledge to the students that count as one of its major features. 

The point where Kongu lacks is that some people of the Institute do partiality based on the caste system which spoils the overall environment for the students.

It is simple to get a confirmation in any school in Bangalore. You need cash to go through the administration portion.

• The most important thing is money. It is required to get affirmation under the administration and the amount fluctuates with type, positioning, branch, and with other factors as well.
• Most of the people directly go to the confirmation advisers, I strongly suggest that don't get caught by the middle man or any confirmation advisers.
• Go to the individual school and meet somebody in the managerial area and get your slot booked.

Imagine and pretend like you have all the information about the cost of administration in various schools, it will help you a lot in haggling and lessen the cost.

Being ranked 11th by NIRF 2020 for engineering in India, IIT BHU is popular among students for its B.Tech and M.tech courses. IIT BHU is one among few Institutes in India offering 2 years M.tech course in BME. This course majorly amalgamates medical science with the latest engineering technologies thus both teaching and research process are carried out in collaboration with the Institute of Medical Science (BHU)

The tabulation below gives a brief summary of M.tech in Biomedical Engineering at IIT BHU.

Admission:

• Aspirants must clear GATE in order to get admitted for m.tech BME at IIT BHU.

• Students from any IITs having a B.Tech degree with a CGPA equal to or higher than 8.0 can get direct admission for this course at IIT BHU without having to appear for GATE.

• GATE cutoff for students from General, OBC, and SC/ST categories are 25.0, 22.5, and 16.6 respectively.

• IIT BHU offers only 12 seats for m.tech in BME thus making the selection process highly competitive.

Placement statistics:

• 52 companies participated in the recruitment process in 2020 making 570+ job offers.

• Lead recruiters include Adobe, Amazon, Capgemini, Flipkart.

• M.tech BME graduates of the 2019-20 batch have a placement record of 73% with a median salary of 9 LPA.

• Best ever CTC offered domestically for a BME graduate is 68 LPA.

• As BME is still a growing field in India core companies visiting the campus are very few, so many students land up in IT companies.

• All students are offered a Teaching Assistantship for the course of 2 years at IIT BHU.

• All students are offered internship opportunities through college with a minimum stipend of 80,000.

BME is still a blooming field in India thus there will be high scope for BME graduates in the coming years. If you want to take up research further, BME from IIT BHU is an amazing decision. As of now, there may be less lucrative job offers from core companies not only through campus but anywhere in the country in general. M.tech in BME is a good option if you are looking for a career abroad.