So, if you're taking B.Sc (Agriculture) at LPU, expect the end semester results to be out in about 5 to 7 weeks after your exams finish. I remember my first semester feeling super anxious during that time, but it’s part of the process, I guess. Just hang in there and focus on what you can control!

I am currently in the B.Tech Industrial & Production Engineering program at IIT Delhi, and I can say that it’s an exciting journey. The curriculum is designed well, offering good exposure and opportunities. Classes are in English, which makes it easier to grasp concepts. Also, the campus life is vibrant with fests happening every couple of months, like Rendezvous and Kaizen. For placements in 2025, students become eligible from the 6th semester, and I know big names like Visa and Google come to campus for recruitment. The average package of 18 lakhs is impressive, and I feel confident about landing a good job.

B.Sc in Nursing, or Bachelor of Science in Nursing, is an undergraduate course that medical aspirants can pursue at various B.Sc Nursing colleges in India. This program is typically a 4-year undergraduate degree for students who have completed Class 12 in the science stream.

In India, a standardized curriculum has been developed by experts, which is followed by both government and private institutions offering the B.Sc Nursing course. The program is designed to train and qualify graduates to practice nursing in diverse settings. Through this course, candidates can embark on a career as a Nurse.

According to the Indian Nursing Council (INC), the course is offered under the choice-based credit system (CBCS). While the specific program structure is determined by the college or university, all educational institutions must adhere to the regulations set by the INC.

Students will engage in foundational, core, and elective courses throughout the program. The curriculum focuses on equipping students with skills in generalist nursing practices.

Woxsen University Hyderabad has shown promising placement statistics, with an average package of around 8,00,000 and a highest package of 23,00,000, which is quite competitive for B.Tech students. However, internship opportunities are limited and mostly depend on student skills. In contrast, Amity University Mumbai also offers a well-rounded curriculum, but specifics on their placements and internships are less clear. Given that Woxsen has a clear edge in placement packages, I would recommend Woxsen University for those primarily focused on strong job prospects post-graduation, especially if you're considering pursuing a master's abroad later on.

The total fees for B.Tech in Civil Engineering at LPU is around 1.5 to 2 lakhs per year, depending on the course structure and other factors. I chose Civil because it offers great government job opportunities, and the faculty here is top-notch, mostly PhD holders. The resources available, like internships and scholarships, make it worth the investment!

The B.Sc in Operation Theatre Technology at AIIMS Delhi is an incredible choice! The course is super prestigious and gives you in-depth knowledge about anaesthesia and surgery, which is essential for patient care. The internship is paid, around ?14,000 per month, which is great for students. If you qualify for the job exam after the internship, you can get a permanent job with a salary of about ?60,000 per month. The fees are ridiculously low too—just ?500 for four years! I’m really excited about the placement opportunities for 2025/26!

Professor Sudarshan Kumar Valluru is quite a character. He tends to shout a lot. I can't comment on his knowledge—maybe he has a solid grasp of his subject—but he struggles with delivering it effectively to students. His evaluation of answer sheets is also questionable. He repeats the same paper every semester and seems to mark based on his mood (and perhaps how much he favors a particular student).

His personality comes off as sadistic, and teachers like him tarnish the respect that educators should command. I've encountered strict teachers before, but he seems to be driven by a bloated ego and anger. It's baffling!

The end semester results at LPU for BHM usually take about a month to be declared after the exams wrap up. In my experience, this timeline has been pretty consistent throughout my semesters. It's actually nice because it gives us a little time to chill before results come out. Honestly, I think the wait is worth it since the faculty is great and they do a good job of grading our papers.

Getting into DTU's B.Des program is no cakewalk! You need to score under 200 in the UCEED exam for the general category. If you’re from Delhi, you might have a shot with a rank under 1000, which can make a big difference. The design program has a solid curriculum and great internship opportunities, so it’s definitely a good choice if you make the cut.

Assuming the procedure is for UG courses:

• First, you need to take an entrance exam. If you are from India, that exam is JEE MAINS. If you're from outside India, you'll take the SAT.
• After that, check your rank and wait for the cutoff lists released by JAC Delhi.
• Register on the JAC site with all the necessary information.
• Fill in your course choices in order of preference when prompted on the site.
• As soon as your rank meets your desired course, get the allotment letter and prepare for counseling.
• In the meantime, submit the fees as mentioned by DTU.

That's how you secure admission in DTU! If you're an international student, make sure you have your DASA papers ready too.

And yes, scholarships are available based on certain conditions.

Good luck! ???