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How is the college life at TNAU?

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Sreeparna Bose Posted On : October 14th, 2021
M.Sc. Plant Physiology, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (2016)

Having known the alumni at Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU) here are a few things I got to know from them that might answer your question.

  • The campus is 1000 acres which provide a calm environment for the students. 
  • For UG students, TNAU will structure the students' life by maintaining discipline. 
  • The Field visit is usually by morning 7.30 AM and the theory classes will be held from 9 AM-5 PM. 
  • The faculty members are very helpful and friendly, they often share their experiences also.
  • For those who stay in the hostel, it gives you another world of experience. 

Apart from all this, UG students of the final year are taken on an India tour. It will be around important institutes and monuments, for about 20 days this will be an experience of joy and learning.

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How is the life of a computer science and engineering student at NIT Warangal?

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Karan Deshmane Posted On : August 19th, 2023
B.tech From NIT Warangal

You will have to work hard and get a good rank in JEE Mains to get admission into the CSE branch at NIT Warangal.

This is how life is at the CSE department of NIT Warangal-

First and Second Semesters-

  • As a CSE student, you will have to be good at programming. You will study PSCP which is C++.
  • If your CR is good at it, they can get you free lectures and this will buy you lots of free time.
  • You’ll get a lot of freedom at NITW. However, there is a hostel curfew of 9 p.m. for first-year students.
  • The first years have a common curriculum for all the branches.
  • You can learn online coding on platforms like Codechef, Hackerrank, etc.

Third Semester-

  • During your third semester, you will get plenty of coding assignments.
  • Dr. K Ramesh is a beloved teacher of CSE students. He has a teaching style of his own.
  • Initially, you will find Dr. K Ramesh to be strict. This is because he doesn’t tolerate it if you don’t execute the program within the stipulated time. But as time goes by, you will find him to be the best teacher at the CSE department of NIT Warangal. 

Fourth Semester-

  • The fourth semester gives you lots of free time with most of the classes getting canceled.
  • You’ll find 4th-semester students at the movies, restaurants, cafeterias, and every other hangout spot.
  • You'll be told that the fourth semester is easy. However, it is not. 
  • The fourth semester is filled with theory subjects.

This is my experience with the CSE department of NIT Warangal up till now. You will enjoy your time at the CSE department of NIT Warangal and have a great faculty by your side.

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What advice would you give to a first-year CSE student at Thapar University?

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Dhruv Chowdhury Posted On : August 4th, 2023
studied at Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology (2020)

Here are a few simple pieces of advice my brother in his second year at Thapar University would like to give to first-year CSE students

  • Choose your company wisely as they will be your motivators and friends for 4 years
  • It's not necessary to hit the gym daily.
  • Prepare ED 1, ED 2, CP 1, CP 2, and  Maths 1 subjects well as they are extremely scoring and will help you upscale your grades.
  • Don’t get detained in Mechanics or Electricafor l. 
  • In the first year, you can easily score an 8.5+ GPA by studying a week prior to your exams. So focus on exploring everything.
  • Score the highest in sessionals so that your burden in EndSem is less.
  • Don't be demotivated if you lack coding skills, rather work on them relentlessly.
  • You can sit for most companies if you score a GPA of 8.5+ 

Lastly, enjoy your college life, it never comes back! 

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How is the OBG department at AIIMS Delhi?

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Vedant Mishra Posted On : June 10th, 2023
MBBS from All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi

Obstetrics and Gynecology (OBG) department at AIIMS Delhi is considered one of the best in India. The faculty pool comprises around 20 members with 20-25 SR, 50 JR, and around 10 research staff. The department has been handling risky pregnancies and excellent fetal monitoring facilities. The department offers a wide range of services like invasive surgery, Fetal medicine, Preventive and operative oncology, and general gynecology.

OBG-ART center also offers a plethora of services like 

  • ICSI
  • IVF
  • IUI
  • Sperm banking
  • Donor egg
  • Donor sperm
  • Embryo freezing
  • Surrogacy
  • Egg freezing
  • blastocyst culture etc

The OBG department has a massive output with around 5000 major and 4000 minor surgeries every year.

Academically, the department provides UG teaching, MD, SR ship, and other observerships in obs and gynecology. Several CMEs, workshops, and live workshops in various fields are held to provide better clinical exposure.

Various programs by OBG-AIIMS:

  • WHI(women's health initiative) program
  • HRCC(High-Risk Reproduction Centre)-in collaboration with ICMR.
  • WHO Centre for Research in Reproduction.

Overall, the OBG department at AIIMS Delhi is highly respected and well-regarded by both patients and the medical community.

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How do most of the students at AIIMS (Delhi) usually spend their time?

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Aditya Ghose Posted On : June 8th, 2023
All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi

AIIMS Delhi students prefer spending their free time as per their individual interests and goals.

  • The majority of AIIMS Delhi students can be found roaming around the city exploring new places.
  • A few passionate ones prefer pursuing their hobbies such as sketching, football, watching movies and TV series, reading novels, gyming, and playing musical instruments.
  • A few nerds can be found in libraries busy studying and reading new books. They like to spend all their time preparing for the exams.
  • Some party lovers frequent clubs and lounges and when it’s exam time they are back to their academic phase.

Being situated in the heart of the city, AIIMS Delhi offers the best location to hang out and the flexible hostel rooms are a cherry on top!

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What are the prospects for Urban Management and Governance at XIMB? How are the placements?

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Ankit Dhir Posted On : March 13th, 2023
CEO at Catking Educare. (2009–present)

The answer is based on the interviews of first and second-year students of MBA - Urban Management & Governance.

Course: MBA in Urban Management and Governance helps students develop the talent in the development and management of smart and sustainable city infrastructure which includes the following:

  • Financing
  • Contracting and partnership arrangements for transportation systems
  • Housing and real estate
  • Housing finance
  • Water and waste management
  • Sustainable urban development
  • e-governance arrangements
  • Urban environmental management
  • Leisure and tourism

Recruiting Sectors

Many domains of both public and private sector offer roles to students from Urban Management and Governance (UMG) such as

  • Consulting firms
  • Infrastructure development companies
  • Urban Development Authorities and various Government Departments
  • Special Purpose Agencies created through Public-Private-Partnerships managing Smart Cities
  • NGOs
  • UN Organizations
  • International Development Agencies
  • Multilateral Agencies

Recruiters 

The various companies and NGOs that have hired students of UMG are - Ernst and Young, Jones Lang LaSalle, GIZ, Spectrum Technologies, CRISIL, Janagraha and many more.

Future prospects: 

Graduates of the MBA-UMG Program can pursue further study in Ph.D. programs in a number of disciplines like 

  • Urban Development
  • Housing
  • Transportation
  • Public Policy
  • Planning
  • Governance
  • Urban Finance
  • Real Estate

My personal advice would be to go for this course. Experience in this field will upscale your resume and make you appear unique among many others.

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What is the JKCET cut off for GCET Jammu?

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Ilina Ghosh Posted On : January 12th, 2021
B.E from Government College of Engineering and Technology, Jammu (2020)

When it comes to the cut off for getting admission in GCET Jammu, then it all depends on branches and your choices. For example - if you want to get enrolled in Civil branch in GCET then you need to score at least a rank under 200-210. On the other hand, there are branches in which you can take admission even when under 1000 rank. 

Mentioned below is the list of cut off which will definitely help you get the preferred rank for one of your favorite branches. 

Branches Rank range
Civil Engineering Up to 200
Electrical Engineering Up to 350
Mechanical Engg. and E&C Engineering Up to 600
Computer Science Engineering Up to 800

These are the cut off for general category candidates and for special categories the cut off rank remains slightly lower. Hard work and full dedication, that’s what needed to get the best possible rank in engineering entrance exams and the same apply to JKCET as well. So the cut off may vary for different categories and different branches, but a rank under 200 is the appropriate score you need to get in your desired branch.

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Is IIIT Bhopal a good choice over NITs or no?

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Ashutosh Verma Posted On : March 16th, 2021
MTech Water Resources Engineering & Climate Change, Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology, Bhopal

No, you should definitely go for another NITs or IIITs instead of IIIT Bhopal because of the following major reasons:

  • NITs like NIT Bhopal, previously known as MACT, was later converted to NIT. As it is an old and pioneer institute, it has well-established classrooms, labs, faculties, accommodation etc. Teaching quality and research is also very good as you are comparing with IIIT Bhopal. It currently ranks 55 in universities all over India.
  • IIIT Bhopal was newly established and has completed only approx 3 years, and still hasn’t got its own permanent campus and hostels ready. It is currently running in the RGPV campus which clearly means no personal campus, infrastructure or visiting faculties will be there. Also, it lacks proper labs which means little to no research work. Its mentor institute is also MANIT Bhopal which itself is 15 km far away!

We can say that IIIT Bhopal significantly lags behind when compared to the NITs and still needs time to withstand in the list of ‘Recognized Institutions’ in India.

You can follow this order whenever this kind of confusion arises: IISc Bangalore >IITs > NITs >IIITs >Central universities > State government colleges. So, if you have to choose between any IIIT and NIT, definitely go for the NITs.

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How is UIT-RGPV in terms of academics??

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Arpita Sinha Posted On : July 14th, 2022
Studied at University Institute of Technology, RGPV

Compared to other technical institution in Bhopal and Indore, UIT RGPV fares well. The institute has a well-experienced faculty pool. Most professors are cooperative and friendly. Classes and examinations are scheduled regularly. You will have to do most of the studies yourself. The faculties and the college can only help guide you. 

RGPV placements are good, especially for branches such as CS or IT. TCS, Infosys, Hexaware, etc. are some of the major recruiters that visit the campus placements regularly.

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Which College should I Choose? VGEC, LJ, Charusat, MSU, or DDU?

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Chandrima Sethia Posted On : October 13th, 2021
Studied at Vishwakarma Government Engineering College (2016)

One of my friends studied from VGEC. According to him, the institute is not worth taking admission as branches such as IT and CS are also not good here. MSU and DDU are both really good colleges. The colleges are well known.

  • There hasn’t been any major change in the institution of VGEC in recent years. 
  • Although, the aspirants may look for a second opinion from any recently studying student of this college.
  • The placements of both MSU and DDU are good. 
  • Both of them can’t be ranked, as they both are equally good. 
  • As MSU is located in Baroda, it gives a slight edge as there are a lot of companies in Baroda. 
  • The IT market at Nadiad is not so flourished, thus placement can be unsure at DDU Nadiad. 
  • Baroda on the other hand, has some really good IT companies, both product and service based.

One good thing is that both MSU and DDU are deemed. The campus is really good. The teaching faculties are extremely supportive. There are lots of examinations conducted, thus students need to work really hard.

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