Here are a few good things about NIT Raipur that one should definitely know

• You get a lot of free time which you can use for inculcating new skills
• The campus has great connectivity a there is a railway station just behind it.
• Another major highlight of the institute is the Eclectika, the annual tech fest which brings in a plethora of opportunities and fun-filled activities.
• There is a cinema on campus Glitz Cinema. 
•  A unique Bhilai batch, where people are highly intellectual. 

There are many more good things about NIT Raipur that you can experience only after studying here.

BITS Pilani has the best mess food of any other institute in India. They fed us delicious food that felt homey. Students also have access to small shops nearby to satisfy their bellies. The students are given non-vegetarian food on all days except Tuesdays, and on some days they will get add-ons like ice cream and sweets. So do not worry about the food available here. BITS Pilani never disappoints you.

The best way is not to focus on any college while preparing. Let your inner self motivate you because if you don’t end up in your dream college, you will face a lot of backlash and feel mentally drained. This may hinder your growth. Always be ready to give your best. Make sure your results are improving every time and any shortcomings should be taken as motivation to work harder.

• Set specific, achievable goals for yourself.
• Create a study schedule and stick to it. Make sure to schedule breaks, as well.
• Surround yourself with positive influences.
• Reward yourself for your accomplishments.
• Stay positive and remind yourself of why you're working so hard.
• Look at the toppers of previous examinations that might motivate you. 
• Watching videos of toppers on YouTube is also a good source of motivation.
• Tell yourself, you are not preparing for AIIMS Delhi but for the next test.

 Remember that motivation is not always easy to come by, and it's okay to take a break and relax when you need it. Don't be too hard on yourself, and always keep in mind that progress takes time.

AIIMS UG students are well aware of their potential to stand out in a crowd and it is their high potential that makes them work hard again for PG. They have already worked hard to get UG admission and they know only their hard work will drive them to get PG admission. There are many perks of being a student at AIIMS Delhi. AIIMS UG students achieve that tag by working hard and working smart.

• Highly qualified faculty that provides excellent mentorship 
• A diverse patient inflow of both common and rare diseases.
• A highly competitive college environment.
• AIIMS Delhi has highly supportive seniors and you will be surprised to know that they even take lectures for us and teach clinical guidelines way before the faculties teach them. 
• The professional exams are much more challenging compared to the AIIMS PG exam. These exams have both MCQs as well as theoretical questions.
• The pedagogy adopted is modern and creative. 
• ACCC (Acute Critical Care Course), a course similar to BLS /ACLS is being launched by AIIMS faculty for MBBS students.

These are some of the reasons why most of the students to clear PG are from AIIMS Delhi. However, anyone who works hards and studies passionately can clear the AIIMS PG exam.

Mepco Schlenk is a strict disciplinarian college. Life at the college is miserable and it’s all about surviving there. Grave importance is given to id-cards, attendance, black shoes (compulsory for every student), and maintenance of classroom decorum. The college has installed phone booths so that students can communicate with their parents at any given time. 

The faculty is amazing, along with this the college provides the students with the best resources like lab facilities, library access, etc. For relaxation purposes, they have a well-maintained gym, a ground, an indoor stadium, and an auditorium as well.

There are a few pointers which the students need to remember throughout their academic session –

• The conversation between boys and girls is not allowed.
• The college has the right to suspend students in the case of broken rules.
• CCTV cameras are installed throughout the campus even in the classrooms.
• Marking impression on teachers is prevalent among the students.
• The placement rate is 90% (According to 2020 statistics)
• Mobile phones are banned within the campus, hostel included.

Major Drawbacks

• You can participate in presentations and tech workshops only if you have scored 7.5 CGPA and above. The rest of the students are not allowed to take part in these events.
• The college authority assumes a monarchial stature in decision-makings which means it is not open for discussion or changes.
• The placement rate is considerate, but there is a drawback- if you are selected by a company, then you won’t be allowed to sit for the interviews for another company that comes afterward.
• You will be constantly pressurized if you have any backlog, regarding your performance, by the faculty, staff, and fellow mates as well.
• Delay in time is unacceptable, if the student is late for five minutes then they will be marked absent for that entire period.

However, the college is not built solely on bad attributes, there are some good features as well such as -

• The campus is extremely safe for the girl students with watchmen appointed at every two blocks.
• The quality of food is good and the drinking water supplied is purified and fit for use by the students.
• The convention center is ginormous, as big as the Nehru stadium.
• The anti-ragging policy is implemented seriously.
• The infrastructure is great, with well-equipped labs.

It is a very good college in terms of academia and high placement rates. However, the final choice depends on the person who is considering to opt for this college. All the best for your future.

The college is situated near my home and I have often interacted with the students. The following points are clearly based on my experience with students: 

• Location: The nearest metro station is at Rithala from Rohini PSP, around 7 km away. You can go to Rithala if you wish to go to Metro Walk or City Centre Mall, etc.
• Societies: There aren’t that many active societies in the college, just the one called Ayaam which is the dramatics and funk in motion dance society. A lot of mechanical students prefer to take part in Jatayu but this is only available for students from 3rd year onwards. Apart from this, you will mostly be attending lectures non-stop.
• Sports: There is an indoor badminton court and a fitness centre that only hostellers can use. Most other sports are non-existent except the volleyball team. There is just a namesake sports week that takes place in the winter.
• Fest: MAIT’s fest has definitely improved over the past few years and these are the only 2-3 days of college you will enjoy the most. They do not attract big celebrities, but it is a start.
• Professors: You will find professors from both extremes, some ready to impart knowledge to students whereas others who won’t care.
• Crowd: The crowd is here is definitely better than that at IPU. The college canteen is also decent but food outside the campus is definitely better.
• Life: Your workload is not going to reduce in college, so if you are looking for respite, you won’t find it. There will be lab work, assignments and project files to submit. Moreover, IPU’s curriculum is easy to crack and has remained stagnant over the years. You will not find much growth here. NSIT, DTU, and IIIT are much better in this matter.

If you are looking for college life, go to NSIT and DTU because life can get boring at MAIT. You will need to find friends who are willing to be there for you for your four years at MAIT otherwise it could get very boring.