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What is the average and highest package of JNTUH and Osmania University I want to take up CSE course?
The average and highest package offered to students can vary from year to year, depending on various factors such as the current job market, the performance of the students, and the reputation of the institutions.
Both JNTUH and Osmania University are reputed institutions for Computer Science and Engineering courses, and their students have secured good placements in the past. The average package offered to CSE graduates from these institutions can range from 3 to 10 lakhs per annum, while the highest package can go up to 20 lakhs or more per annum, depending on the company and the job profile.
While a good package is important, it's not the only factor to consider when choosing a college or course. Other factors such as the quality of education, faculty, infrastructure, and opportunities for research and innovation should also be considered.
How is Pondicherry University for an MBA in tourism?
The Department of Tourism Studies of the Pondicherry University offers an MBA in Tourism & Travel Management. It is one of the rarest courses in India and the course here is actually pretty good.
- You will have a Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) where you can choose certain “Soft core” subjects offered by the department apart from the “Hard core” subjects which are compulsory for the course completion.
- There are mid semester, end semester as well as internal assessment exams.
- A 40:60 ratio weightage is given to the mid-semester and internal assessment exam to the end semester exam.
- You need to achieve at least 40% in the end semester and 50% on aggregate to pass the subject.
- The department organizes two tours each year; a 5-7 day, Eco-tour and a 10-15 days national tour.
- Apart from that there are various field visits during your coursework as well.
- World Tourism Day is also celebrated with much flamboyance each year.
Overall I would say that it is a very good course with lots of practical knowledge and experience. The faculty are also knowledgeable and offer very good insights into the industry. The exposure and experience you will get here is really very nice.
How is Tezpur University for an MBA?
Other than IIM Shillong, Tezpur University is the only institute that uses CAT scores for admission in MBA. They also accept MAT scores. I have a few friends who attended TU for their MBA and according to them, it is a decent institute for pursuing your MBA.
A lot of recruiting companies visit the campus placements each year. In the last placement drive, the salary packages offered were in the range of 3.5-10 LPA. Major recruiting companies on TU are Wipro, HCL, ICICI, Axis Bank, etc.
Is REVA University good for a BBA?
Reva University is one of the top universities in Bangalore and is a very good institute to pursue BBA. It offers BBA (Hons) and BBA (Industry Integrated) too for the students who are interested in business administration. Here are some of the highlights of the BBA program from Reva University.
Outcome-based curriculum:
The outcome-based curriculum of this course helps the students in becoming effective business managers by developing the key competencies required in the business field. This course improves the communication skills of the students and also trains them to analyze different kinds of business situations and make some significant decisions.
Industry based learning:
Students get the chance to work on live projects in multiple areas such as human capital management, finance, marketing, policies related to business management, wealth management, decision making, etc. These projects provide a better understanding of the concepts of business administration to the students. In the last semester, students are required to take up a major project according to their specialization and interests.
Teaching methodology:
The faculty of this university is very talented and experienced and they have taken the approach of teaching beyond pen & paper. There are various seminars, workshops, case studies, and experiential learning sessions organized on the campus to teach management skills, business analytical reasoning, critical thinking, and self-confidence to the students.
Placement assistance:
The placements of this university are very good and it has a placement and training cell which helps the students in achieving their goals. The university will provide you with guidance and support at every step whether you want to do a job after your BBA or pursue MBA. They will help you at every step, right from resume writing to interview preparation to get you placed at top companies. According to the recent placement highlights the average CTC offered at the institute is 6 LPA.
Reva University is a very good institute to pursue BBA as it has very good faculty and placements and also provides your guidance and support in every step till you get placed in a top company.
Which is better, an ECE in IGDTUW or an ECE in NIT Delhi?
One of my friends was in a similar dilemma last year when she had to choose between ECE at IGDTUW and NIT Delhi. She eventually chose NIT Delhi, Electrical, and Electronics branch, and has no regrets to date.
Sharing her experience she told me that since NIT Delhi operates from a temporary campus, it takes around 1 hour to reach college from the hostel. The Infrastructure isn’t very good but if you want the NIT tag, then NIT Delhi isn’t a bad choice.
Moreover, IGDTUW is an all-girls college while NIT Delhi is co-ed. So make your choice after looking at all the aspects.
NIT Silchar is similar to all the other NITs like MANIT, NITJ, NITD still its cutoff/ranking is low, what are the probable reasons?
If you look at all the criteria MHRD takes into consideration while ranking institutes, NIT Silchar is at par with most NITs but in terms of research, and infrastructure. The only parameter in which NIT Silchar was behind NIT Warangal was reputation and the difference was drastic. This affected the overall ranking of the institute in turn lowering the NT Silchar cutoffs.
I think the major reason behind its poor reputation is its remote location and the rumors related to it. It's falsely rumored to be in a Naxalite region and the exposure is believed to be minimal. The institute has a bad reputation, particularly in North India.
I have friends from several NITs and I have safely concluded that NIT Silchar is better than many but it's difficult to convince people of the same and the institute has a bad reputation.
To fix this problem, we need our alumni to be more active in portraying the right image of the institute. Additionally, the institute should hold more inter-college events and strive to build a reputation.
How is IIT Kanpur mechanical?
Mechanical at IIT Kanpur is a very poorly managed branch and I am strongly against anyone joining it. Here’s why
- There are excessively monotonous compulsory courses
- The academics lack flexibility in terms of choice, of course,
- The professors lack empathy and teach just for the sake of it with no real passion. They hardly motivate and praise you.
- The placements scenario of Mechanical at IIT Kanpur is equally haywire with only a handful of companies like ITC and HUL offering mediocre packages
- Most of the students have to resort to programming or other CS concepts to make themselves employable and secure good packages
- Top CS companies don’t even open roles for Mechanical students.
- The program is lacking in terms of research as well and is not interesting at all
A few options better than ME IIT Kanpur are
- BS in Mathematics and Computing
- Electrical Engineering or CS in a newer IIT
- Branch change to EE or CSE which is actually very difficult.
- A double major in CSE, which requires an excellent CPI at the end of the second year.
All in all, I will strongly condemn you for choosing ME IIT Kanpur. Let’s hope for some revision in the program in the future.
What is the fee structure for the M.Tech at IIT Roorkee?
The fees structure for the MTech program at IIT Roorkee is as follows
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Particulars |
Spring Semester (per Semester) |
Autumn Semester (per Semester) |
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Institute fees |
INR 5000 - General Category INR 25000 - Sponsored Category |
INR 5000 - General Category INR 25000 - Sponsored Category |
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Semester Fees |
INR 10250 |
INR 10250 |
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Mess Fees |
INR 26400 |
INR 20400 |
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Hostel Charges |
INR 9000 |
INR 9000 |
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Deposits |
INR 3000 |
0 |
What is the scope after an M.Tech course in earthquake engineering at IIT Roorkee?
M.Tech in Earthquake Engineering at IIT Roorkee would provide students with a strong understanding of the science and engineering of earthquakes and how to design structures to withstand them.
Some of the potential career opportunities include jobs in consulting firms, government agencies, construction companies, or research institutions, where you would use your knowledge of earthquake engineering to design and evaluate buildings and other structures for seismic safety. You can also pursue research or enter Academia.
The scope of M.Tech in earthquake engineering at IIT Roorkee depends on where you will be showcasing your learned knowledge and skills. Not many industries understand the skills gained through Earthquake Engineering. But the course delivers the finest concepts of structural behavior which eventually helps you to climb the ladder as a structural. You may find your skills go to waste as many people devalue and belittle this branch but trust me it has great scope in the future. The best part is that you can pursue both structural engineering and structural dynamics as a student of Earthquake engineering.
Did you have great academic scores in order to get into IIM Amritsar?
My cousin recently got into IIM Amritsar with a profile of 8/7/7. She did not let her low grades discourage her and she strived hard to get a great CAT score. Don’t let your past affect your future prospects. Put your 100% effort and you will definitely get what you deserve. As far as her graduation score is concerned, not many scored above 8 GPA. So her 7 GPA wasn’t that bad. In class 12th also, most of the IIMs compare a score of 80 in the Assam board to an 80 in the Andhra board or CBSE. Engineers also face an academic diversity issue. So they need a higher percentile than other graduates. Nowadays IIMs are converting CAT percentiles to the percentage for the CAT weightage component. So, the gap between the 99 and 95 percentile stoops down to 2 points for 50 % CAT weightage. Had the CAT scores been taken, the gap would have been 10–12 points. Hence it makes candidates with low academic profiles difficult to get into IIM. Fortunately, my cousin was lucky enough to get admission as a GEM fresher with an average profile.
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