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How lucky do you feel to be in a medical college, especially in PGIMS Rohtak?

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Samarth Deb Posted On : October 3rd, 2023
MBBS from Pt. B.D. Sharma PGIMS Rohtak (2022)

One of my friends chose to pursue medicine from PGIMS Rohtak. The academic ambiance and the passion of the students here motivated him a lot. He felt like the college had become his second home. He learned many new things every day. He enjoyed studying Anatomy and the Art of dissection although he struggled initially. He was always regular to the lectures. 

He feels extremely lucky to be a part of PGIMS Rohtak which brought him one step closer to his dream. 

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How is the civil engineering at Thapar University?

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Janvi Gupta Posted On : April 22nd, 2021
M.Tech. Student at Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology (2018)

The department of civil engineering recently completed five decades of its existence. It is one of its kind in the region, which provides quality undergraduate education, excellent research environment by its Bachelors, Masters, and Doctoral programs.

Below given are some facts about the civil department and university:

  • The department has faculties from various streams and specializations, with state-of-the-art laboratory facilities.
  • Students demonstrate a high level of technical expertise in the civil engineering profession with efficient communication and management abilities.
  • Students supported lifelong learning by pursuing higher education suitable for the needs of the profession and the community.
  • The students achieve leadership roles by helping society as ethical and responsible professionals.
  • The civil department has created a strong legacy of alumni, who have excelled in varied fields ranging from academics to project management, designing earthquake repellent structures to constructing bridges, maintaining the ever-changing needs of our developing country.

The table shows a brief overview of the institution:

Particulars

Thapar University

Average Salary

Rs. 6.5 lakhs

Highest Salary

Rs. 43 lakhs

Entrance Criteria

JEE MAIN

Fees

Rs. 13.23 lakhs

Everything is good from faculty to placement cell of civil engineering. Overall Thapar University is a potential choice.

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Should I go for IIT Goa Electrical or NIT Kurukshetra CSE even though I have interest in CSE?

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Akriti Banerjee Posted On : September 1st, 2023
lives in New Delhi

My uncle is a professor of Mathematics at IIT Delhi. According to him, one should prioritize the subject/ branch instead of the college while making such decisions. 

You have an interest in CSE, as mentioned by you. In that case, you should go for the best college that is offering you CSE. An ‘IIT’ tag is definitely worthy and IITs have their own advantages. However, it will boil down to nothing if you have no interest in your branch. 

But, I also wish to make it clear that NIT Kurukshetra does not offer CSE (Computer Science Engineering). Instead, it offers Computer Engineering (CE). The former revolves around Software, while the latter pays more attention to Hardware. 

Try to find out more about CE, and then make your final decision. If you decide that CE is a better choice for you, go for NIT Kurukshetra. Otherwise, choose the other option.

You can also look for some other good colleges that offer CSE.

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Which is better: CSE at PEC, Chandigarh or IT at IIIT, Allahabad?

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Aditya Sinha Posted On : August 17th, 2022
B.Tech from Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology, Shibpur

IT at IIIT Allahabad is a better option, compared to CSE at PEC. In terms of academics, facilities, and placements, it has an edge over PEC. IIIT Allahabad placement 2022 concluded with an average CTC of INR 19.52 LPA. The highest CTC offered this year was INR 32.5 LPA. The placement rate was around 100%. The campus has a good student crowd, peer learning opportunities are ample. 

But PEC has a locational advantage. Compared to Allahabad, Chandigarh offers better exposure and career opportunities. 

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How would you arrange these in terms of their campus size - CBIT, VASAVI, MVSR, VNR, SNIST, MGIT, and GRRR?

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Dheeraj Kumar Posted On : August 31st, 2021
Studied at Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology

The colleges can be arranged in terms of their campus size as follows:

  1. CBIT: The campus is spread across an area of 50-75 acres. In addition to that, Chaitanya Bharathi Educational Society has bought land opposite the college which is about 100 acres.
  2. VNR: The campus is about 50 acres.
  3. SNIST: The campus is built in about 33 acres of land as claimed by the college even though it seems to be pretty small.
  4. VASAVI: The college campus is spread across an area of 13 acres.

The quality of teaching matter will eventually matter rather than the campus area of a college. You must choose wisely.

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Do you regret joining IIT Madras?

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Abhinav Rawat Posted On : July 27th, 2021
Studied at IIT Madras (2018)

I have a friend who is an alumnus of IIT Madras. Here are some snippets of his experience at the institute.

My friend spent 2 years studying on the IIT Madras campus. But when he left the IIT Madras campus it was like leaving behind some of the best times of his life.

The student environment in IIT Madras, students, as well as its facilities is a few of the good things which you will be going to miss after leaving. Because you will not get back student life and the days you spent in the institute.

The only thing he regrets is the life he had to leave behind.

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How worthwhile is the XLRI post-graduate program for a certificate in entrepreneurship management?

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Souvick Gupta Posted On : May 20th, 2021
Studied at Xavier School of Management

Post Graduate Programme for Certificate in Entrepreneurship Management is a 6 months duration course at XLRI. As my brother belonged to the 2017-18 batch of the PGP CEM course, here are some first-hand experiences he had.

  • As it's a tri-semester ordeal, each having about 7 to 8 subjects you will be evaluated on the basis of a mix of individual/group assignments and the finals.
  • You will be taught subjects related to what the initial year of a regular MBA will cater to, along with some unique ones like Technopreneurship and Agripreneurship to state a few.
  • The teaching is mostly theoretically driven so you'll have to refer to core books for each subject for the most part. 
  • Class presentations will expose you to public speaking and explaining concepts which is a good way to build confidence and speaking to an audience.
  • You'll be taught by the same profs. who teach the regular MBA guys. 

Overall, this is a good course if you already come with an initial idea about which field or genre you want to work in. Job seekers should completely avoid this since it wouldn't hold much value in their CVs except for a prestigious B-school name. Even if you are a fresher, you won't find this course optimum due to lack of experience. However, if you are a family business owner, you can definitely get insights into how to tackle problems and solutions occurring in your venture.

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What is the difference between the advanced construction management and project management course offered by NICMAR, Pune? What is the difference between the work profile?

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Rishi Joshi Posted On : September 20th, 2021
PGP-ACM Construction Management, National Institute of Construction Management and Research (2018)

There is a clear demarcation between the both. Project management is basically preparing a student for the project industry whereas advanced construction management is related to construction projects. 

  • At NICMAR, the first year of both the courses are the same as any other general management.
  • But from next year you get the projects according to your subjects like PEM students get the project industry experience in the oil or gas industry whereas ACM students get exposure to the construction projects.
  • For both the courses there is a perfect mix of faculty internally as well as some renowned professionals from outside, so that students can learn every aspect of their course.
  • Considering the profile, it totally depends upon your interest but mostly it has been seen that the civil engineers opt for ACM while mechanical or electrical engineers opt for PEM.
  • Though it is not mandatory, it totally depends upon the choice of an individual.

Lastly, we can say that there is a clear difference between the two courses, so search for the same before taking admission in any of the fields.

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Can I get a seat in Malla Reddy College if I get a rank below 10,000 in the TS EAMCET?

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Susmita Bose Posted On : July 5th, 2021
Electronics and Communication Engineering at Malla Reddy College of Engineering and Technology (2017)

Yes, you can easily get into Malla Reddy College of Engineering with a rank below 10,000 in TS EAMCET. I have a few friends from the institute and they also agree. Here is the required cutoff for the institute in recent years.

Branches

Cutoff

CSE

6784-7858

Civil Engineering

22470-29896

Electronics and Communication Engineering

10168-11407

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

18396-23011

Information Technology

9994-10841

Mining Engineering

40814-95714

Mechanical Engineering

26952-34137

There are a lot of options to pick up the other colleges, in fact, better ones like CBIT, MGIT, JNTU, Osmania, VNR, Vardhaman, BVRIT, and so on. But if you already decided on Malla Reddy College of Engineering, it is better to choose MRCET campus. It is the best among all the Malla Reddy Group of Institutes.

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What is the timetable of Mithibai College FYJC?

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Aryan Lodha Posted On : January 14th, 2022
studied at Mithibai College (2019)

The timetable of Mithibai College FYJC is given below:

  • Each lecture is 40 minutes. 
  • The lectures usually start around 1:10 PM and continue till 3:50 PM.
  • After that you have a break for 30 minutes and then lectures resume from 4:20 PM to 5:40 PM.
  • For the commerce stream some classes have lectures till 6:20 PM two days a week, depending on their second language.
  • For the Arts stream, they usually have lectures till 5:00 PM.
  • Science students have lectures in the morning, from 7:00 AM.

They put a lot of pressure on students for a 75% attendance. If you are unable to fulfill that, you will not be allowed to sit for the examinations.

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