IGNOU BA course is a good option for distance learning education. You will have many elective options. The study materials are enough for self-study, you won’t need to buy additional books. The admission and examination procedure can be done online. The examinations and publication of results are on time.
If you are looking for flexibility and ease, IGNOU BA is a good option.
A few of my friends have studied here and their experiences have been moderate. Karunya University has improved over the years but you cannot expect too much from here.
Following are some of the pros and cons of the university:
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If you are opting for Karunya University, then go only for CSE as only it is good. Other departments like ECE and EE do not have proper faculty members or infrastructure. Do not waste your time in such departments.
MSc Applied Statistics and Infometrics at IIT Bombay can be challenging for some students who did their B.Sc from Mumbai University, especially if they did not receive sufficient training in statistics. In comparison to Delhi University and Calcutta University, the Mumbai University curriculum is relatively deficient in statistical topics. Consequently, most of the students in the class come from DU and CU. While DU and CU students are often comfortable during the first quarter or half of the semester since they studied similar topics in their bachelor's programs, Mumbai University students may struggle to keep up.
Despite the challenges, this course is in line with current analytics trends in the market. The course requires students to complete not only statistics courses but also intermediate-level computer science courses such as C, C++, Data Structures, and Applied Algorithms. Students also receive some exposure to statistical software, depending on which software the professor prefers: SaS or R.
If you are looking for official rankings released by ranking bodies, magazines, and newspapers, then you have come to the wrong place. I dont believe the rank of an institute is the right way to evaluate its credibility and worth. Rank is just a number assigned by magazines and newspapers for advertisement and is often misleading.
I feel it's better to refer to national/international standards for that. KIIT has been awarded 'category A' by MHRD, govt. of India and also enjoys'Tier 1' accreditation for Engineering streams by NBA of AICTE. This is what you call a big achievement and the right portrayal of the institute's image. Despite being younger, it can still be compared to old institutes like KIIT and Manipal.
KIIT provides excellent opportunities even to an average student. The institute focuses equally on both academics and extracurriculars to ensure holistic development. The placement scenario is decent and many big companies like Tata Power, ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel, JSW Energy, JWIL Infra Limited, Stellantis, Accenture, Cognizant, TCS, etc visit the campus.
Overall, the institute is a great choice if you are looking for a vibrant college life and good academics.
There are two ways for a BA degree from BHU. One through the faculty of Arts and another one through the faculty of Social Sciences.
The following subjects sone under a BA Social Science (Hons.) in BHU:
Faculty of Arts-
Economics
History
Political Science
Sociology
Psychology
Mathematics
Statistics
Geography
Tourism and Travel Management
Faculty of Social Sciences-
Ancient Indian History Culture and Archaeology
Arabic
Archaeology and Museology
Applied Statistics
Bengali
Chinese
Dance
Education
English
French
Geography
German
Hindi
Home Science
History of Art
Japanese
Linguistics
Marathi
Music Instrumental
Music Vocal
Nepali
Office Management and secretarial practice
Pali
Persian
Philosophy
Physical Education
Painting
Psychology
Russian
Sanskrit
Statistics
Telugu
Tamil
Travel and Tourism Management
Urdu
It's highly illogical to compare an institute of national importance namely MNIT Jaipur to an average engineering college in the same city, LNMIIT Jaipur. Here are some key differences between the institutes
It’s safe to conclude that MNIT Jaipur is incomparable to LNMIIT in any way and ranks better than LNMIIT.
Preparing for the JNU entrance exam for an MA in History requires a comprehensive and well-planned approach. Here are some steps that can help you prepare effectively:
In addition to the above steps, it is important to stay updated with current events and happenings related to history, both in India and the world. This will help you to gain a broader perspective and a deeper understanding of the subject.
CSE in IIT BHU is good. The institute has one of the largest alumni bases for the CSE branch in the country. The placement averages around 100% for CSE students. The domestic average salary package for the branch is 25 LPA. The placement statistics of CSE in IIT BHU are comparable to the top 7 IITs in the country.
The coding culture on campus is quite active. The programming club holds workshops and competitions around the academic year. Since academics aren’t that demanding at IIT BHU, you will get enough time to pursue other technical and co-curricular activities.
For CSE, ragging is completely non-existent. Seniors are quite helpful. You can ask for their help regarding coding or academics.
To get admission to AIIMS Rishikesh as a general category student, you need to appear for the AIIMS MBBS entrance exam conducted by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi. The admission to AIIMS Rishikesh will be based on your performance in this exam.
The AIIMS MBBS entrance exam is a computer-based test and consists of 200 objective type questions from subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, General Knowledge, and Aptitude & Logical Thinking. Each question carries one mark, and there is a negative marking of 1/3 mark for each wrong answer.
The minimum qualifying mark for general category students in the AIIMS MBBS entrance exam is 50%. However, the actual cut-off marks required to get admission to AIIMS Rishikesh vary from year to year depending on various factors like the difficulty level of the exam, the number of candidates appearing for the exam, and the availability of seats.
You should aim to score as high as possible in the AIIMS MBBS entrance exam to increase your chances of getting admission to AIIMS Rishikesh.
It is your rank that determines your eligibility to get into any medical college and not your marks. This is because there is a lot of fluctuation in marks every year. So your percentile marks are the deciding factor for your admission and not your actual marks. Here are a few points you should know regarding this:
Here is the AIIMS Rishikesh NEET Cut off that will give you an idea of the rank required to get admission.
|
Category |
Cutoff |
|
General |
839 |
|
EWS |
1723 |
|
OBC |
1662 |
|
SC |
12341 |
|
ST |
22265 |
With a rank of 800, it is considered safe to get AIIMS Rishikesh.