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How is Shaheed Bhagat Singh College of Delhi University for B.Com Hons.?

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Meghna Singh Posted On : January 13th, 2022
studies at Shaheed Bhagat Singh College (2023)

Shaheed Bhagat Singh College (SBSC) is well known for its commerce courses. It is considered the best commerce college of Delhi University. B.Com is really good here with proper academics and placement records.

  • SBSC always had higher cut offs, so the students getting admission there are some of the brilliant minds of the country.
  • Their cut off usually ranges from 94–96.5% for the general category for B.Com.
  • Even with the higher cut offs, their placement record never seemed to hit the bottom. They always maintained a 90% placement record.
  • The faculty members are well experienced and very cooperative.
Categories B.Com at SBSC
Course Fee INR 23,000
Placement Percentage 80-90%
Highest CTC 15 LPA
Average CTC 8 LPA
Recruiting Companies KPMG, Wipro, JSW, BYJU's etc.

Therefore SBSC is a really good option for pursuing B.Com Honours.

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Do students with CGPA's around 7.0 - 7.5 in BITS, Pilani get into good MBA schools in/outside India?

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Shruti Dasgupta Posted On : August 5th, 2023
Student at Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani

It is a bit difficult to get admission with this score, especially at an institute like BITS Pilani. Most students with lower CGPAs fail to satisfy the interviewers due to a lack of sufficient knowledge of the core subject. So it is better to find your interest in studying and attend the interviews with presence of mind and confidence.

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Are IISERs better than IITs in terms of research and scope for higher education abroad in basic sciences like physics?

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Abhinav Roy Posted On : October 21st, 2021
BS-MS from Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Thiruvananthapuram (2020)

If you wish to pursue Physics or any branch of pure science, you must opt for IISc, IISERs, and IITs in that order only. If you wish to have a career in research, then you should opt for the first two. If you wish to grab a good job, then you should go for an IIT.

IITs are usually made of 40% research and 60% teaching and it is good if you are willing to do a B.Tech and join industry jobs. IISERs are more research-oriented. 

Both IITs and IISERs have nice faculty with good research labs and research papers. It would be better to read the findings of the research papers of the faculty under whom you would be studying, before choosing an institute. If you wish to pursue higher education outside of India, you can do that anyway even if you are not from an IIT or IISER, or IISc. So, do your research and choose according to your convenience.

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In IGNOU what if I fail to re register before the last day of registration?

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Deborah Sam Posted On : October 20th, 2022
MCA from IGNOU

Re-register before the registration deadline. If you are unable to do so, you will be unable to participate in the next semester for which you have registered. It will also give you a 6-month delay and allow you to register only on your next attempt, which is not a good idea. So be mindful of your re-registration and exam forms.

However, if you fail to re-register, don't be too concerned. Simply try to cover all previous exams and back from the previous semester and prepare for it. Learn some useful skills related to your course as well. Don't squander these six or twelve months; instead, get to work.

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How are the studies at DTU?

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Mayank Gupta Posted On : July 4th, 2023
studied at Delhi Technological University (2020)

The level of education at DTU directly depends on how much time and effort you are willing to invest in your academics. If you are a self-motivated person, then DTU will help you achieve your dream and become your stepping stone to success. Considering the fact that The Times of India ranked DTU as 1 out of 200 colleges in 2022, it surely has decent academic standards. Here are a few points you like to consider 

  • Faculty: DTU faculty pool is heterogeneous comprising both good and bad professors. While some will always be available for assistance, some will just spill some bookish lectures and go. However, if you want to work on something particular, some faculties will guide you well.
  • Course Structure: DTU course structure has been updated and it is now flexible allowing 3rd-year students to take electives of their choice. Additionally, the labs and subjects have been merged and relevant courses have been added. In all the new course Structure could be said in par with industry needs. Several non-tech courses that help in personality development have been added and the overall course structure has been updated to meet the recent industry needs.
  • Projects: Students in the 2nd year have to give a term paper i.e. research on any topics on their own and give a presentation on it. In 3rd year you have two minor projects which have credits almost equal to your theoretical subjects. And in 4th year you have to submit two major projects. 
  • International exposure: DTU has been holding many international conferences such as ICPIECES and ICAPIE. Additionally, guest lectures are conducted by well-known international professors. Techfest: The tech council has been working hard to improve the standards of the tech fests. Every society conducts its own fest and students can be seen participating actively. 
  • Placements: The brand value of the institute and its extensive alumni network have been able to maintain a decent placement scenario at DTU.

So, DTU will be a great choice if you are ready to commit yourself to making efforts in addition to the opportunities provided by the college. 

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How hard is manipal institute of technology entrance exam for an average student?

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Alka Gupta Posted On : September 8th, 2023
Studied at Manipal Institute Of Technology

I am a pretty average student who scored 80% in 11th and 93% in 12th. I was preparing for my JEE Advanced and took the entrance exam for Manipal as a form of practice.

I scored 155 in the entrance exam which was a good enough score to get me CSE at this institution.

The exam contains easy questions. Everything boils down to time management. There are 200 questions and the total time allotted is 150 minutes. With simple Math, you can figure out that each question gets 45 seconds. Now, all the questions in English can be solved instantly. Also, some questions on Chemistry will take no more than 10 seconds. Considering this, you’ll get an average time of 60 seconds to solve Math and Physics questions. This is more than sufficient time if your concepts are clear. 

In case you do not know an answer, mark the question for later. 140 is a good score to get you into CSE at Manipal Institute of Technology. So the entrance exam isn’t tough to crack, it just requires a good speed. 

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How is government Doon Medical College, Dehradun?

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Khushi Chitra Posted On : April 15th, 2021
Studied B. SC from Delhi University

Choosing a college is a major decision, especially when you are going to spend nearly 5 years at the same place. My brother is from Doon Medical college so I am quite aware of the situation there.

Academics:

  • The faculty is excellent and professors are from prestigious colleges with extensive experience. 
  • You will get to learn a lot because patients from all over Uttarakhand visit the affiliated Doon Hospital, you gain a wealth of clinical knowledge.

Fun and Explore:

  • If you're like someone who loves to go out, explore and eat, Dehradun is a lovely city. 
  • You won't get bored easily with so many cafés and nearby places to visit.

Hostel and Infrastructure:

  • In terms of the hostel and its infrastructure, some of it is still under construction. Both boys' and girls' hostels, faculty residences, and lecture theaters are there available on campus.
  • The campus is built on a small plot of land, so there isn't much space. And there are only two batches here, so there are no college fests or other extracurricular activities. However, they do organize a Freshers Party for juniors.

That's all about this Institute. You can come here, but if you have other options, such as another well-known college, go there. It can be frustrating at times here.

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What would be better for me: NIT Trichy, DTU or NSIT CSE, if I am a north student?

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Sanjana Kapoor Posted On : August 23rd, 2023
Lives in New Delhi

NIT Trichy does not only offer a better placement scenario but also offers a unique learning experience especially if you are a north Indian. You will get to learn many new things and experience the diversity of cultures. A friend shared his experience. After studying at NIT Trichy

  • Language: He was able to differentiate between Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam. He made some amazing South Indian friends that taught him a lot about their cultures
  • Crowd: The peer quality is no joke here as you will be surrounded by some of the best minds in the country. This intense competition will only encourage you to perform better
  • Extracurricular: NIT Trichy has around 50 clubs catering to various passions and fields. There are technical as well as social clubs that are completely run by the students. There are clubs for everything from theater and drama to music and fine arts. 
  • Soft Skills: At NIT Trichy you will get the chance to inculcate some amazing soft skills that will enhance your CV. You can become a marketing manager for a national-level college tech or cultural fest.
  • English Language: The only way to survive here is to speak English so NIT Trichy also helps in improving your English language which is very important in today's world.

To summarize, NIT Trichy is better than NSIT and DTU in every aspect except location.

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Is there a branch change option after first year in NIT Rourkela? If there is what are the conditions?

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Sudeeksha Verma Posted On : August 14th, 2023
B.Tech from National Institute of Technology, Rourkela (2020)

Yes, there is an option for branch change after the first year at NIT Rourkela. The conditions for branch change vary depending on the specific program and the student's academic performance. Generally, students must attain a CGPA of 8.5 with no backlogs to be eligible for a branch change. 

Here is what the institute has officially declared regarding branch change:

All B. Tech, Int. MSc and BTech- MTech dual degree students who have secured a GPA of 8.5 or more (without any backlog) at the end of the first year are eligible for a branch change given they fulfill the following criteria 

  • Change of branch will depend on the availability of vacant seats. Also, the vacancy created in the branch you are changing from should not be more than 5% of the actual existing strength.
  • The 5% of vacancy is calculated on the basis of the existing strength. 
  • Once you have changed your branch, you cannot go back to your old branch.
  • The only criteria for branch change is GPA and in case of a tie in the same, the JEE Main rank will be given preference.

Additionally, students may also be required to participate in an interview or other selection process. 

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Which are the best law colleges or universities in India offering the 3-year LLB course after graduation?

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Rhea Mishra Posted On : April 16th, 2021
Studied Bachelor of Law (LL.B) & Master of Laws at University of Delhi (2019)

Jindal Global Law School i.e JGLS LLB program is among the finest in India among the law schools offering fully residential and truly accurate 3-year LLB programs. 

Below are some facts about JGLS: 

  • This could be on par with most of the 5-year law programs in the country including those offered at topmost law schools.
  • The precision involved in JGLS LLB could be as good as the JD programs of the USA or Canada if not better. 
  • LLB batches have produced distinguished alumni who have won international moots like the ELSA WTO moot.
  • Scholarships like the Commonwealth Shared Scholarship for LLM at Cambridge University have been grabbed by the alumni. 
  • The alumni are working in leading law firms like White and Case London or Amarchand and Luthra.

LLB 3-year program has been the best at Delhi University Law Faculty, particularly the Campus Law Center. Traditional law colleges like BHU Law School Varanasi, ILS Law College Pune and Panjab University Chandigarh, GLC Mumbai, etc are also good.

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