AIIMS Jodhpur Fees is INR 5,356. The detailed fee structure is as follows.
| Parameters | Cost (in INR) |
| Registration Fees | 25 |
| Hostel Rest | 990 |
| Caution Money | 100 |
| Recreation Fees | 220 |
| Tuition Fees | 1350 |
| Pot Fund | 1320 |
| Laboratory Charges | 90 |
| Electricity Charges | 198 |
| Students Union Fee | 63 |
| Hostel Security (refundable) | 1000 |
Mess fees are separate and you need to pay it annually.
You should take IIIT Sri City. It follows an updated curriculum. You will get many opportunities to explore beyond classroom teaching. IIIT Sri City has coding clubs and robotics clubs. You can join any of these communities based on your interest
IIIT Sri City placements have been good over the recent years. According to recent placement highlights, the average and highest CTC offered were INR 12.02 LPA and INR 43 LPA, respectively. Some of the major recruiters that take part in the placement drive are Microsoft, IBM, L&T, Amazon, TCS, etc.
My elder brother attended Madurai Kamaraj University, so I have heard a lot about this university.
Don't be misled by reports of a controversy sparked by vested interests against this reputable institution. According to what I've heard, it's all about their Distance Education courses. Distance education is a big business in India. As a result, it is very common for one institution to be envious of another. This can sometimes reach the level of a court case. Rest assured, it is not a fake institution. Consider yourself fortunate and blessed if you are selected for MKU.
Hostels of IIT Madras have the same facilities for UG, PG and Phd. students. Some hostels accommodate both UGs and PGs. M.Techs, MS students and Research scholars are given single seater rooms, but this is subject to availability. Else, they have to share a room with one or two other students. The hostel facilities are decent.
GRIET Hyderabad has been ranked 172 in the Engineering category in NIRF by MHRD. College regularly organises FDP for the students of different departments to provide them with better knowledge. GRIET also provides consultancy to the Government and industries through R & D centres. The faculties are highly educated with good academic backgrounds.
Courses:
GRIET offers B.Tech in degree Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), Electronics and Communications Engineering (ECE), Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE), Civil Engineering (CE), Information Technology (IT), Mechanical Engineering (ME), computer science & Business system and CSE.
M.Tech degree is offered in design for manufacturing, power electronics, VLSI, Computer science & engineering, structural engineering and data science.
Admissions:
70% of the seats in B.Tech are allotted on merit basis while remaining seats are allotted to the management/NRI candidates.
Admission is given to any Engineering college in Andhra Pradesh through a common entrance test (EAMCET). Tuition fees for 1 year of B.Tech programme are 1.22 lakhs.
For admission in M.Tech programmes, candidates must have a B.E. or B.Tech degree with minimum 55% aggregate and a valid score of GATE or PGECET.
Total tuition fees for the M.Tech programme is 1.14 lakh.
Infrastructure:
GRIET campus comprises a huge library, laboratories, water plant, solar water plant, canteen, classrooms and sports area. Computer labs are equipped with highly advanced software.
Placements:
The previous year, a total of 834 students from all the departments got placement from the college.
More than 100 students were placed with CTC above 6 lakh.
Famous companies which recruited the students of GRIET were Microsoft, Amazon, TCS, Infosys, Capgemini, CISCO, Byju’s and many more. Highest salary package received by the students of GRIET was 41.6 lakh.
Many events are organised at the college like Spirals, Spices, X-Kernel, Quizzicals, Rhythms, Pragnya, PULSE, etc. GRIET has organised Hackathon Competition in association with Technology & innovation cell to inculcate the values of innovations and to promote technological advances. There are also various clubs that students can take part in like Gaming Club, and Robotic club.
That depends on what you value most in a career. Both MD General Medicine and MD Emergency Medicine are highly respected and challenging specializations, each with its own unique strengths and weaknesses.
General Medicine is a broad field that covers the diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of medical conditions. For this, you need to have a strong base in medical science, along with excellent diagnostic and problem-solving skills.
MD Emergency Medicine, on the other hand, focuses on the immediate diagnosis and treatment of acute and life-threatening medical conditions, such as trauma, heart attacks, and stroke. For this, you need quick thinking, excellent clinical skills, and the ability to work well under pressure. Personally, I feel that you should have knowledge of both emergency and non-emergency situations because each and every disease has the complications that make it an emergency. However, academically you wouldn't get the recognition of a full-fledged medicine specialist. You can not opt for Superspeciality courses other than critical care.
4 months is a decent amount of time to prepare for BITSAT. However, you’ll have to make a proper study routine and stick to it.
I also had just 4 months at hand when I seriously sat down to study for BITSAT. By seriously I mean that by that time I had a fair enough grasp on basic concepts. I studied for long hours and covered the NCERT syllabus thoroughly. I read and reread each chapter, till it stuck in my mind, and regularly practiced mock tests. My mock test scores kept on improving with each practice session.
I had thought I wouldn’t make it into BITS, but I ended up getting BE Mechanical at BITS Hyderabad. So I would recommend you study with diligence and solve mock tests on a regular basis. If not 350+, you’ll definitely score decent enough marks to make it into BITS.
Out of the two, I suggest you choose CS at NIT Kurukshetra. The reasons are-
DTU is a good college as well. But considering the branch you are getting offered at each, I recommend you choose NIT Kurukshetra. NIT Kurukshetra offers a good curriculum and placements in CS/IT.
I asked my friend who recently completed her MBA from INT Hyderabad and she gave me a detailed review of the institute. She said that the institute is yet to gain popularity among the masses, especially the top recruiters. Being a new institute also has a limited alumni pool, which is a very crucial factor for MBA students. However, there are many positive things here that make up for these shortcomings
So, IMT Hyderabad is a great choice if you have a percentile over 75%.
NIT Delhi is definitely not the worst NIT given its excellent planet scenario. However, it's true that NIT Delhi hasn't reached the level of other NITs, and it's because it's in its infancy stage. It still has many obstacles to overcome which it certainly is doing gradually.
The reason NIT Delhi is ranked poorly is that the major criteria considered by these ranking bodies are faculties research work, placement, campus, and infrastructure and sadly NIT Delhi lacks in all these aspects. It has no permanent campus and the infrastructure is also pathetic. The institute attracts less quality professors and has a low permanent-teacher ratio. All these factors combined affect the ranking of the institute.