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What are the chances of conversion at IIFT Delhi with 97.27??

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Ishani Sinha Posted On : May 1st, 2023
Studied at Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, Delhi
The score on the IIFT test is a big part of how the final list of converts is made. But how well you do on the WAT-GD-PI is also very important. GWPI usually has 30–40% weight, which includes points for intellectual and gender diversity. Still, a 99-percentile student has an advantage over a 95-percentile student, but GWPI can change the game.
WAT & GD: How you use these 3–4 weeks until the process starts will have a big impact on how well you do. In IIFT GD, everyone gets a chance to talk, and it lasts 30–40 minutes. So you can't blame the noise that people made during GD for keeping you from speaking.

PI: Panellists do not have your IIFT entrance test scores/ percentiles. So, they are not biased and already have a good opinion of people who are in the top 1%. Before coming into the room, everyone is the same to them. Do, among other things, fill out your CV form inside and out.

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How was the placement of the first batch at IIM Bodh Gaya?

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Kokila Singh Posted On : February 13th, 2023
Software Engineer (2017–present)

IIM Bodh Gaya is fortunate to have the mentorship and guidance of IIM Calcutta, one of the premier management institutes in India. The institute's placement process saw participation from a total of 42 companies, offering internships across a wide range of profiles and disciplines. The major sectors in focus were Consumer Goods, Banking and Financial Services, Public Sector Undertakings, and Strategy and Consulting. Additionally, there were many start-ups that recruited students who were interested in pursuing a career in entrepreneurship.

The campus saw visits from top companies such as KPMG, ITC, Henkel, Airtel, Godfrey Phillips, HDFC Bank, SBI, Shree Cements, Cholayil, Adani Group, Meril, SIDBI, BASIX Consulting, Fujitsu, DAKS, H&R Block, offering opportunities in marketing, finance, and various other roles. Public sector undertakings such as IOCL, HPCL, BPCL, NTPC, Malabar Cements (MCL), and Kerala Minerals & Metals (KMML) also visited the campus and offered general management roles. This rich diversity of companies and roles provides students with a wide range of options to choose from, aligning with their career aspirations.

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How is the Geoinformatics course at Anna University?

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Aishwarya Murali Posted On : December 1st, 2022
Studied at Madras Institute of Technology, Tamil Nadu, India

The most important factor you should consider before opting for this course is your own interest in this field. If you are a fan of computer programming, then this course is perfect for you. Some features of this course are:

  • As far as the placements are considered, many IT companies visit for bulk placements and recruit Geoinformatics students. One of the core companies that comes for placements is ESRI India.

  • As this center serves as an industry and an educational institute, you will have a lot of practical exposure.

  • The faculty are from diverse backgrounds who are specialized in applying the Geospatial Technology to their respective domains.

So this course will be very beneficial in the long run.

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What is the fee structure for a BTech in Thapar University?

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Nitish Bhandari Posted On : February 29th, 2024
B.E. in ENC from Thapar University

Here are the details on the academic fees charged from B.Tech students at Thapar University. You may visit their official website to find details on their hostel charges. 

Thapar University charges between Rs. 1,95,300 to Rs. 2,38,600 per semester from its B.Tech students, depending on their respective specializations. This fee includes Rs. 68,000 in the form of development fee and other charges. Besides that, the university charges Rs. 23,000 as a one-time fee during admissions. 

Thapar University offers merit-based scholarships to its students, which can be availed during their first year, and may continue in the subsequent years of their degrees.

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Should I take CSE in KIIT or IEM, Kolkata?

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Arnav Roy Posted On : July 25th, 2023
Lives in Kolkata, West Bengal, India

I have a friend who scored a rank of 1536 in KIITEE and chose CSE in KIIT while another who got a rank of 4158 in WBJEE and went got IEM ECE.

What I mean is that the institute does not matter but it’s your capability and skills that determine your success rate. I find judging colleges based on placements very silly. 

So, if your ultimate goal is BTech only then take any one between IEM and KIIT depending on your financial background but if you are planning to pursue higher education, IEM will help you save money that can later be used for higher studies. 

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Are there any droppers studying in JIPMER?

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Manjil Sharma Posted On : September 21st, 2023
Studied MBBS from Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research, Pondicherry (2020)

‘Dropper’ seems like an odd term to define someone.

I did have a roommate during my first year of MBBS at JIPMER who took a year drop after her 12th. During this time, she prepared well for her medical entrances. After a year, she cracked the JIPMER exam with an under 10 UR rank. After her college graduation, she went for her MS OBGY at AIIMS Delhi.

With hardwork and dedication, you’ll surely succeed in getting into JIPMER for your medical studies.

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How was your first day in IIT Madras?

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Abhijeet Sukla Posted On : July 30th, 2021
Studied at Indian Institute of Technology Madras (2018)

One of my friends is an alumnus of IIT Madras and here is his experience on the first day at the institute.

It was back in 2016. My friend was so excited that he reached the college two days before the assigned date. He missed the introduction part on the website of IIT M. On reaching the campus the security at the gate asked him to go to CCW which handles the hostel accommodation. As the undergraduates are supposed to come after two days. He didn’t get his accommodation that day.

He roamed around the campus with his parents and got to meet some students who came for master’s admission. They also got a place to stay for two days. Overall, it was a good experience for him.

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What is the environment like for doing an MBBS in NEIGRIHMS, in Shillong? How's the study environment? Is it worth it to study there?

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Akriti Banerjee Posted On : September 30th, 2023
lives in New Delhi

NEIGRIHMS is a central institute. It is the cleanest medical college in India. It has a good infrastructure which includes a cancer hospital and a state-of-the-art sports ground. The college auditorium is really impressive, and it has state-of-the-art lecture halls.

NEIGRIHMS offers all the basic amenities to its MBBS students. You’ll get more lectures and clinical postings than most state colleges. The patient load is high and they come with a variety of ailments. So you’ll get good clinical exposure. The faculty is friendly and dedicated. You can easily approach the teachers and residents for doubt-solving. 

The mess food isn’t good. Also, the hostels near RMO aren’t in very good condition. These are two main drawbacks of the institute. 

Overall, NEIGRIHMS is a good college for pursuing your MBBS. 

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How is the MSc in life sciences in NIT Rourkela?

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Sudeeksha Verma Posted On : August 17th, 2023
B.Tech from National Institute of Technology, Rourkela (2020)

The Life Sciences Department at NIT Rourkela has improved immensely and is growing at an impressive pace. Here are a few features of the department of Life Sciences at NIT Rourkela-

  1. The Life Sciences curriculum is improved and covers all the topics related to modern developments in this field. 
  2. The department has a well equipped laboratory to facilitate research work.
  3. Research work at the department and at NIT Rourkela as a whole, is really good.
  4. The Life Sciences faculty is very supportive and you can ask for their guidance wherever you need it.
  5. Students are encouraged to perform research.

People have the misconception that basic sciences are not good at NIT R because it is a technical institute. This is not true at all. If you wish to go for research in Life Sciences, NIT Rourkela is a good option. Thus, an MSc. in Life Sciences from NIT Rourkela is a good choice.

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Are there any differences in an MBBS (academics and hostel life) among the AIIMS, Delhi, and MAMC?

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Akriti Banerjee Posted On : June 5th, 2023
lives in New Delhi

Here are a few points of differences between MBBS from AIIMS Delhi and MAMC

  • The quality of education offered is definitely better at AIIMS Delhi because it accepts only the top 50 while MAMC accepts 250.
  • The internship opportunities are better at MAMC than at AIIMS
  • PG at MAMC is better than at AIIMS as the latter provided minimal clinical exposure; they. 
  • AIIMS has mostly rare cases and very less communicable diseases like typhoid, tuberculosis, malaria, and pneumonia in AIIMS.
  • Most AIIMS students are sent to Safdarjung Hospital and there is capping on OPD patients as well. PGI Chandigarh is better as they don't shunt patients anywhere and keep all of them.
  • Most AIIMS faculty do not belong to AIIMS and they are not much familiar with its technology while at MAMC you can manage most of the cases from the second or third year of your residency.

I feel at the DM level AIIMS is better but for cardio and gastro, MAMC is better. Ultimately the choice depends on your personal preferences.

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