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How good is JIS College of Engineering?
My brother enrolled in the BTech program at JIS College of Engineering after going through a lot of brainstorming as a school graduate. Yes, it is a private engineering college but it has been ranked as one of the 'Best Private Engineering Colleges in Kolkata' and is amongst the 'Top 100 Colleges in India' by the Times of India i3RC Survey on Engineering Colleges of India.
You may want to know at the following points:
- Location- JIS Engineering College has a 17.5 acres campus in Kalyani, West Bengal. The space is vast, green, and refreshing to behold.
- Courses Available- JISCE offers a wide variety of programs in engineering and technology like the following- B.Tech in Biomedical Engineering, Computer Science Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Information Technology, Electronics, and Communication Engineering and Electrical Engineering. Apart from these, it also runs degrees in BCA, BBA & MBA.
- Tuition Fees- If you're worried that being a private college they'll charge high fees- then you Don't worry because the fees are nominal: for instance, it is INR 3-4 LPA for a BE/BTech program.
- Infrastructure and Hostel Availability- JIS has one of the best infrastructures because of its Flip Learning facility, seven smart classrooms, labs, library, canteen, and a recording studio with a 24x7 recording facility for both students and faculty members to record digital audio-visual content. There are two separate hostels for boys and girls.
For internships and placements, each department has its own internship provision and if you're a brilliant student, you might even get to work with the Asian Institute of Technology in Bangkok. The placement rate is also a good 78-80% with an average salary of around 2-3 LPA and the highest being INR 6-10 LPA; BME and CSE are the best departments in terms of placements.
However, if you're not comfortable with strictness then rethink your decision to enroll because JIS has its own dress code. Also, the 75% compulsory attendance rule is not relaxed at any cost. Although this strictness has one good point too, as JIS is a fully ragging-free campus, hence students can join without any stress on that matter.
What is the scope after business economics honors BBE in DU?
This course, like any other from DU, may disappoint you if you intend to get a job solely based on your graduation. Expect no placement offers based on the subjects or knowledge you gained in this course. Most companies will offer you generic intern-level work (mostly BPOs), which will not include any of the subjects you studied during your graduation.
Furthermore, for those pursuing higher education, BBE (Hons) offers no special advantages. You must pass entrance exams for MBAs and MAs in economics to compete with students from other programs. There is a widespread misconception that BBE candidates are given preference in the MBE{(now MBA(BE)} selection process. This is not the case.
However, here are a few advantages, as well that need to be looked at:
To begin, regardless of which college you attend for BBE, people from other courses treat you with implicit respect.
Second, passing the entrance exam helps you prepare for high-level exams like CAT, XAT, SNAP, CDSE, and others that are based on similar principles.
Third, unlike Eco Hons and B.com, the syllabus prescribes chapters from a variety of MBA books. You may find it difficult to study, but you will be more knowledgeable in the end.
Finally, you research SPSS and other business software that can help you stand out from the crowd.
How should a dropper prepare to crack the AIIMS and get into AIIMS Delhi?
Irrespective of the fact if you are a dropper or not, admission to AIIMS requires excellent time management skills and mastering the 4 Ds; Determination, Dedication, Discipline, and Desire. Your quality of study matters more than your quantity. Here are a few tips that will help you crack AIIMS Delhi.
- Mastering the NCERTs is going halfway through the AIIMS entrance exam preparations. Almost 90% of the exam is from NCERT, even the diagrams and reasoning.
- Focus on quality rather than quantity. Stick to one book but revise it thoroughly.
- Practice OMR and improve your time management skills.
- Enroll in some coaching institutes and sit for their online exams.
- Give equal attention to every subject. Don't do selective study.
- For the GO pet, the best way is to read 30 minutes of newspaper and note down anything you deem important.
- For the aptitude part enroll in Allen AIIMS as their question papers provide good G.K and aptitude.
- H.C Verma is the best choice for Physics combined with MCQs from D.C PANDEY.
- For organic chemistry, go through GOC and named reactions. NCERT is enough for inorganic and Narendra Avasthi for physical chemistry.
- For biology, NCERT is more than enough.
Lastly, stay positive and motivated throughout!
How can you convert your CGPA into marks in RGPV University?
CGPA to percentage conversion varies by university—always use your institution's official formula.
Conversion methods:
- Common Formula: Percentage = CGPA × 9.5 (widely used but not universal).
- University-Specific: Some use CGPA × 10, CGPA × 9, or custom multipliers—verify officially.
- Marksheet Reference: Recent marksheets often display both CGPA and percentage equivalents.
- Official Certificate: For job applications or admissions, request university-issued conversion certificate.
- Grade Point Scale: 10-point, 4-point, and 5-point scales use different conversion factors.
Check your university's examination section website for authorized conversion formulas. Avoid third-party converters—they may not match your university's method.
What is the average cutoff marks from JEE Mains for admissions to Tezpur University in CSE?
The average cut off marks (2020) for admission in CSE at Tezpur University is:
| Categories | Tezpur University JEE Main Cut Off |
| General | 21289-36566 |
| SC | 6766-7458 |
| ST | 2913-2938 |
| OBC | 11817-12371 |
| EWS | 6141-6605 |
| General PWD | 1249-1249 |
The cut off (2020) in the final round (Round 6) for CSE at Tezpur University was 36847-50245.
How is life at VMMC for a med student?
The life of a medical student at VMMC is very hectic and full of chaos.
- It's one of the largest and oldest hospitals in India with Asia's largest OPD so you cannot ignore the heavy crowd during the day. However, after 4, the crowd subsides and you will see the campus is actually beautiful.
- Its central location has its pros and cons. You have many places to shop around and hang out with friends. But the flip side is it has less area for sports facilities although there are badminton and volleyball courts.
- There aren’t any strict attendance policies and the academic workload depends on you alone. Some prefer studying right before exams while some can be seen always engrossed in studies.
- The college has very approachable and helpful professors.
- The Colleen promotes extracurriculars through cultural societies like Dance, Street play, Music, Fashion, etc.
- The mess operates 24/7 and serves fresh and hygienic food. Girls’ mess is much better than boys.
- The seniors are very friendly and guide you throughout your first year. They give you books, and previous year's papers and also help you with every trivial matter.
- The college is ragging free.
Overall, the college environment is peaceful with occasional fun activities.
How is CMC Ludhiana for an MBBS?
CMC Ludhiana is one of the top private medical colleges of the country well known for its excellent education and opportunities in the medical field. Here are a few highlights of the institute
- The learning experience is excellent in the first year and every teacher will motivate you for the better. They will cater to your doubts individually and conduct discussions along with regular weekly or monthly tests. By the third year, clinical subjects begin and professors become more busy. The written tests aren’t very regular in the last two years.
- Students are exposed to clinics from the second year onwards. They witness a huge patient load and get to see outpatient and inpatient management of patients across various clinical departments.
- Here, students have foster families, that help maintain better relationships with faculty and peers. They are extremely approachable and make your college life better.
- The infrastructure needs to be worked upon. Some departments of the hospital are well equipped, but the classroom facilities aren’t at par with the best colleges.
- The extracurricular culture is average and organizes an annual musical. Additionally, students get the opportunity to present their research at various conferences or go for an academic exchange through student organizations such as AMSA-India.
- CMC Ludhiana provides a tremendous opportunity for undergraduates to take part in huge research projects.
Overall, CMC Ludhiana is an excellent medical college with some of the best facilities and opportunities offered to its students.
What is the highest package in NIT PATNA?
NIT Patna 2023 placements are ongoing.
As of now, 120+ recruiters have visited the campus for placements, and 609 students have received placements in total. The highest CTC offered is INR 52 LPA. The average CTC is INR 14 LPA and the lowest CTC is INR 7 LPA. ONGC, Bharat Electronics and Google are among the top recruiters for 2023 batch.
The highest and median CTC for different Engineering branches are in this format-
Other top recruiters for NIT Patna 2023 placements include- Adobe, Amazon, Atlassian, Byju’s, Cashfree, CRED, Delhivery, Fastenal India, Fractal Analytics, IBM, etc.
Is pursuing a dual MSc B.E. in BITS Pilani tough?
Yes, pursuing a dual MSc BE in BITS Pilani is a very tough and tedious journey. One of my friends ended up going for a dual degree and considers it a complete waste of time. Here is a synopsis of the entire journey.
- First year: The first year is the deciding time for your BE degree so dualities have to work hard and score a high CGPA.
- Second year: This year is relaxed as you will be taught only the courses from your first degree (MSc Degree).
- Third year: It's from this year that your dual degree flaws will start becoming prominent. While the single-degree students will be busy with humanities electives, you will be busy with compulsory discipline electives in both your degrees. This is also the year that will make you realize which degree you want to pursue professionally. However, by this time you will have 2 degrees to pursue so you won’t be able to give the degree you like enough time.
- Fourth year: This year again is very challenging especially if you do PS for two semesters. You will have to study eight courses without any breaks. Because of this your other degree will suffer and result in poor CG. Your PS chances will be affected in turn that depends on your grades.
- Fifth year: The fifth-year welcomes the most dreaded thesis. While your counterparts will have to do two discipline electives and another two humanities, you will be doing a 15 credits course alongside sitting for placements. According to the new rules, it is compulsory for students to do a thesis in one degree and PS in the other. Usually, students prefer doing PS in the degree of their choice so a thesis in the degree of not your choice is very difficult.
Overall, I feel that a dual degree is a waste of time and you should reconsider your decision if you are planning to get one.
To get a seat in IIT Bombay in computer science, how many marks should a person make on the IIT Advance?
To get a seat at IIT Bombay in computer science, one must qualify in JEE Advanced and obtain a high rank. JEE Advanced is the entrance exam for admission to the IITs. The cutoff marks for JEE Advanced vary each year based on various factors such as the difficulty level of the exam, the number of applicants, and the number of available seats.
In general, a candidate must score well above the minimum cutoff marks to be considered for admission to IIT Bombay. In recent years, those who have secured a rank between 1 and 100 have had a good chance of getting admission to CS in IIT Bombay. However, this is not a fixed criterion and may vary based on the year and the specific circumstances.
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