I also got into ACM at NICMAR Pune. Want to chat about it? You can reach out to me on Facebook. My name is Sunand Mahajan. Let's talk soon!

Before diving into this question, I want to mention that I'm currently a PGDM student at IIM Ranchi. I believe those of us who are actually experiencing life here are best suited to talk about its value.

When we discuss whether something is worth it, it's pretty subjective. What's valuable to one might not be the same for someone else.

Talking about IIM Ranchi, it's the 9th in the IIM family and is growing super fast among the newer ones. The courses and academic challenges are on par with the older IIMs. Our classmates are as talented as those in any top B-school in India. Many of our professors have taught in the older IIMs, so their experience is solid. There's a lot happening year-round with student-led activities, giving everyone a chance to explore interests beyond academics. We also have top-notch sports facilities at the National Games Sports Complex. While we don't have a permanent campus yet, our hostel facilities are fantastic. We've been consistently excelling in both corporate and B-school competitions.

IIM Ranchi provides everything a top B-school does, plus you get the lifelong IIM brand, which is significant since most of us might not pursue further degrees.

To support my views, look at how T.I.M.E and Career Launcher rank B-schools in India. IIM Ranchi is the only new IIM to earn an AAA+ from T.I.M.E, alongside older IIMs like IIM I, IIM K, and IIM S, among others. Plus, Career Launcher places us in Cluster 2 with some of the older IIMs like IIM L, IIM I, and IIM K.

IIM Ranchi is definitely worth considering. Join us, and you'll be part of a lifelong brand!

Honestly, the placement scenario for the Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) is quite encouraging if you’re proactive. The college organizes placement days where multiple companies come to recruit. I know students who got internships and jobs at well-known firms, and many companies focus on marketing roles. However, it’s essential to stay on top of your studies and be involved in extracurriculars to stand out.

From my experience, the Manipal University online distance degree is valid. I am pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) and the courses are quite comprehensive, covering essential topics. The faculty members are knowledgeable and help us with our queries, although interaction is mostly through chat. The university also provides placement assistance, and I've heard that many top companies recruit from here. So, I feel that this degree will be respected in the professional world.

Your experience as an intern at Grant Medical College in Mumbai really hinges on your own interests. If you’re keen on the internship experience itself, there’s a lot of opportunity for learning, especially in clinical areas. Sometimes, you might find yourself doing non-clinical tasks, but that's just part of the package.

The OBGY department can be a bit demanding compared to others, but overall, it’s manageable. For the best insights, it might be helpful to chat with someone who's currently interning there. Hope this helps!

Hey there. I don't really know much about WCC. I've only been there for cultural events. I went to Ethiraj for my B Com evening course, and I have to say, those were some of the best times of my life. I made friends who have stuck with me through all the craziness over the years. My classmates came from all sorts of backgrounds, and we had some truly amazing and forward-thinking teachers.

Ethiraj gave me a lot of opportunities to get involved in various activities, which played a big role in shaping who I am today. Ultimately, it depends on what kind of college experience you're looking for and what you want to get out of it. Whether you choose WCC or Ethiraj, both have their merits. Oh, and we didn't have a dress code at Ethiraj!

Out of all the Gandhi Engineering colleges in Odisha, GITA Bhubaneswar is definitely the top choice.

Maharashtra is quite large. If you live closer to Nagpur, then picking AIIMS Nagpur might be the way to go. Both are AIIMS, so the differences aren't huge, and Nagpur is developing quickly.

However, AIIMS Rishikesh currently has a bit of an edge over Nagpur. Ultimately, it's up to you to decide.

Hello there.

Getting into NICMAR Pune shouldn't be too challenging if you've got a year of experience on a bridge project. When you take the NCAT and have your interview, your basic aptitude and technical know-how should be enough to get through. Your work experience is a nice bonus.

Now, if you're aiming for the Top Rankers’ Scholarship, which covers your full tuition, you'll need to put in extra effort to prepare for the NCAT. Strong communication skills will really help during the interview. Many students think the process is hard, but it's actually quite manageable.

Best of luck!

I'd suggest going for VIIT's IT program instead of VIT's AI & DS, mainly because AI & DS is a pretty new field. When it comes to job placements, both colleges offer similar opportunities since they conduct placements together. Ultimately, it's up to you to decide.