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How is the Dayalbagh Educational Institute?

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Trishita Banerjee Posted On : November 26th, 2021
M.Tech Energy Systems Engineering, Dayalbagh Educational Institute (2021)

If you are serious about your academics, then Dayalbagh Educational Institute can be a decent option for your studies. You will have unlimited access to world-class knowledge and technology. The institute has collaborations with the University of Waterloo and the University of Maryland.  If you are eligible, you can be a part of the student exchange program. 

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How is life of a CS student at IIT Kanpur?

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Neha Ghosh Posted On : April 19th, 2023
Studied at Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur (2020)

Being a part of the more prestigious department of IIT Kanpur, a CS student will definitely have a very happening life.

  • While many departments in IIT Kanpur don't have an entire building to themselves, the CS department spreads across 2 buildings with amazing infrastructure. 
  • The majority of the time of CS students is spent in labs working on their assignments 
  • The workload of assignments won’t even spare you time to prepare for your exams in advance
  • Your resume will be quite lucrative with many assignments and course projects under your name
  • You will have better relations with your batchmates because of the maximum time spent doing assignments or programming together 
  • While others would be using Windows, you will be using Linux all the time.
  • You will have the most learned and experienced pool of faculty always ready to assist you in any possible way. The courses taught are also well structured.
  • It’s not a brainer that CS students get the best offers and packages during placements thus being the most preferred branch. 

All in all, the life of a CS student will be nothing short of an adventure!

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What are the total marks for BAAT exam which will be conducted by BITS Pilani for MBA?

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Deepshikha Roy Posted On : March 22nd, 2023
studied at Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani

The Business Analytics Aptitude Test (BAAT) will be held on April 02, 2023 for admission to MBA in Business Analytics Programme of BITS Pilani. Based on score in BAAT, candidates will be shortlisted for further rounds of GD/PI/WAT/Extempore.

BAAT total marks are 390. The paper pattern is as follows

Section

Marks

Math

120

Physics

120

Chemistry

90

Reasoning

60

English

30

Total Marks

390

BAAT is a highly competitive exam and has both subjective and objective questions. Also, there is no negative mark for wrong answers.

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How do I get Transcript/Transcript of grades from Kerala University/University of Kerala?

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Anita Sinha Posted On : July 18th, 2022
BA from University of Kerala

You can apply for Kerala University transcripts by following these easy steps.

  • Visit the official website of Kerala University and download the application form. 
  • Fill it with the required details and attach copies of degree certificate, mark sheets, identity card, school transfer certificate, or 10th pass-out certificate. 
  • You need to submit the application form along with photocopies of the documents mentioned above. You need to pay an application fee of around INR 1,050. 

If you wanted sealed transcripts, you need to provide the envelopes and specify your requirements. You should receive your transcripts after 30-35 days. 

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How can I crack the JIPMER exam?

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Ritwika Patnayak Posted On : October 4th, 2021
Studied MBBS at Jawaharlal Institute of Post Graduate Medical Education and Research

The pattern usually followed in JIPMER is quite different from what is generally seen in NEET or AIIMS. Prior to taking the exam, you should become acquainted with the pattern of the exam. 

Examination Pattern: 

The total mark for the examination is 200. Now, every question carries one mark. There is negative marking so, it is best to attempt questions that you are sure of. Moreover, the exam is conducted on an online basis with about 150 minutes allotted for it in total.

Book Recommendation: 

Here are some recommendations you should know, as per following a book. 

  • 16 years of JIPMER exam solved papers by Arihant. It can help you in understanding the concepts of the questions
  • NCERT Text Books.
  • It is best to follow D.C.Pandey Objective Physics for Medical Entrance, for physics.
  • R.C. Mukherjee is best for the Physical section of Chemistry.
  • For organic chemistry, you can follow O.P. Tandon
  • For inorganic, you should be extremely familiar with NCERT itself.
  • For Biology, Trueman's Publication is one of the best choices.
  • It is advised that you solve as many MCQS as you possibly can. For similar purposes, you can follow MTG Biology as well.

Solving a total of 200 questions within almost 150 minutes is unbelievably difficult, yet with practice, it is quite probable that you can ace it. For similar issues, it is best to solve Biology in the first go, while keeping English as the second option. Following both, you should complete Chemistry and physics. The last section you should take hold of should be Logical Reasoning. 

Prior to the exam, you can take a mock test. It can help you get familiar with the exam pattern. Most essentially, you will be provided with a virtual calculator to attempt every question.

Now, to reserve a seat, you must be in the top 100 since there are only 200 seats. A decent score of 180+ can help you secure a seat. 

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Out of 800, what is a good score in the Manipal University exam?

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Prabhat Sharma Posted On : March 7th, 2023
B.com Honors from University of Delhi (Graduated 2019)

I am sure most people are going to answer this by saying a score of 350+ is likely considered good in the Manipal University Exam.

Well, I have a completely different opinion in this regard. This is because my sister had a score of 297 and yet was able to get into Electrical and Electronics Engineering, at Manipal University. What I mean is, scores certainly are a major factor affecting Your chances of admission, but not the only factor. An excellent profile or interview performance might help you get into your dream college. The fact that she got admission, not in a less demanded branch but EIE was a miracle indeed.

Here is a detailed analysis of MET 2023

So the key is to work hard and don't let mere scores demotivate you.

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What is unique about AIIMS Delhi campus, life there, about Pulse and fun one can have there?

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Vedant Mishra Posted On : May 30th, 2023
MBBS from All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi

A very unique aspect of AIIMS is the sense of freedom you will experience here. 

  • Freedom: Opposite genders can always visit each other's hostel and meet at any time. However, boys are prohibited from going to the girl's hostel after 9 pm. You won’t find this in any other AIIMS.
  • PULSE: It is one of the large-scale events organized by a college in India. This one-week fest witnessed around 30,000 people participating on a daily basis.
  • Frequent trips: Another highlight of AIIMS is the frequent trips that are too without teachers. An annual Shimla trip is one of the most anticipated trips that leave students with millions of memories.

It’s important to note that the list is not exhaustive and there are many more unique aspects of AIIMS.

AIIMS New Delhi Campus

AIIMS Delhi

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In India, how are XLRI, XIMB, and XIME related? Does XLRI play any role with XIMB or XIME?

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Anamika Banerjee Posted On : March 8th, 2022
PGDBM Marketing & Operations Management, Xavier School of Management (2016)

XLRI, XIMB, and XIME all three of these colleges are governed by the Jesuit Society. XAT is the common entrance examination for these institutes. Although XLRI conducts XAT, it doesn’t play any role in admission at XIMB and XIME. Some faculties of XLRI teach in XIMB and vice versa. Many visiting professors are also common to these three institutes. 

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How is the metallurgical engineering and materials science programme at IIT Bombay compared to the other programmes?

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Sumit Bose Posted On : March 17th, 2023
IIT Bombay (2019)

Material Science and Metallurgical Engineering (MEMS) is a highly funded branch in IIT Bombay, and it's a misconception that it's not a good branch just because its cutoffs are high. In fact, Material Science is the most demanded branch at MIT. However, it's essential to note that each branch is unique in its way, and the only thing that matters is your interest.

MEMS teaches engineering aspects of metals, their properties, and engineering problems faced while extracting them, while material science focuses on customizing materials according to your needs. Materials play an essential role in various processes, and you need to alter properties like viscosity, strength, hardness, resistance to temperature, etc. Material science plays a crucial role in developing such materials.

The branch you choose does not determine your success; it's your commitment and passion toward that branch that matters. So, choose a branch based on your interest and passion, not just packages, to excel in it.

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What was your experience of getting into IISc Bangalore through the JEE Mains/Advanced?

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Saikat Banerjee Posted On : July 14th, 2023
Studied at Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore (IISc)

IISc takes in the majority of students through KVPY so getting in through JEE or NEET is very challe being here. It’s very difficult to be among the top rankers here as you have to be among the top 0.05% (Reserved categories).

Despite all this, one of my cousins even in his under-deprived situation managed to make it into IISc. He was from a rural background a normal state board school and did not take any special tuition for JEE/NEET till class 12. He did not even have basic internet facilities and worked hard to procure study materials. All his struggles craved only one goal, IISc. And hard work does pay off!

Finally, he made it into IISc UG through NEET after spending a drop year. What he realized towards the end was that IISc was worth every second and effort spent! 

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