Any visiting professor or faculty member, like L Gurunathan from XLRI, is paid on an hourly basis. It is rather a fair amount to share. For a full credit 30 hour course, a professor like him can be paid anywhere from Rs. 8,000 per hour to Rs. 15,000 per hour. Generally, new IIMs pay a lot higher than what old IIMs pay, which somehow can be anticipated.
The best guess still remains to be around Rs. 10,000 per hour or a whole 3 lac, if the professor invests for a full credit course. Other than that, if you wish to know how L Gurunathan in XLRI is known to be, then read the progression.
L Gurunathan had taught Comp. and Benefits in the Talent Management course online offered solely by XLRI - VIL programs to my younger cousin alongside other students, and as he reports, his vantage point isn't likely the best. Students comparatively arrive with basic industry knowledge, but his attitude towards them doesn’t remain smooth at all. It is something to consider.
He also, over time, has failed providing students important notes, handouts or book suggestions, unlike many other professors. Students have often come up saying that his indifferent behaviour has led into not sharing better information of Comp. and Benefits which rather is a very technical subject itself.
He is somehow infamous for not teaching the proper structures of a topic. He teaches what he thinks about, which practically can be chaotic, if not followed a pattern. The story however does not end there. L Gurunathan, when asked for various case studies or book suggestions, directly moves into denial, saying that his teachings on the topic are strictly based on one.
You will definitely have a great time in Sri City and probably not feel like going back home after the amazing four years you will spend here. One of my friends has experienced the amazing campus life. He got really attached to this place. You will miss your friends and having fun at 3 am in the morning.
The IFMR canteen is one place where you will eat every possible thing on the menu and not attend classes. You will also end up taking a number of spontaneous trips. Even the small nitty-gritty like not being able to stay awake during class, running around for attendance will become so ingrained in your daily life that you will end up missing them. The teachers here are more like friends instead of professors. You will also miss the happiness of getting an unexpected holiday.
Your hostel room is going to be a place of great memories. It will witness breakups, patch-ups, and you at your best and worse. Sri City and the college will become your second home.
The early morning sunrises, evening strolls around the campus as well as the petrichor of the rain right after the blistering summer in May are things you will come to appreciate. While you might enter as a frightened fresher, you will be leaving as an experienced graduate. You will learn to become independent and will have gone through some of life’s toughest lessons.
In other words, you will come to love this place so much, you will definitely have tears in your eyes as you leave from here on your last day. Some of your best days will be from IIIT Sri City.
Mining Engineering at IIT-BHU is quite good. The Mining Branch in IIT-BHU came into existence in 1923 as a section of the Department of Geology. Later in 1944 separate Department of Mining Engineering was formed. It is one of the oldest and biggest Mining Engineering branch of India.
The course structure of mining is a combination of mechanical, electrical, electronics, earth sciences, computer science, and physics. The department has 6 well-equipped laboratories. The faculty is qualified and well-experienced in their field.
A lot of companies visit the campus placement drive every year such as Coal India Limited, Tata Steel, Vedanta, Hindustan Zinc, Jindal, etc. The Placement stats show that in 2019 the Highest package for the mining branch at IIT-BHU was 31 LPA and the average package was 12 LPA. Apart from the core recruiting companies, there are also placement options in non-core companies that visit the campus. Almost 95% of students from the Mining batch get placed every year. In 2019 placement drive a total of 85 students from the Mining batch got placement offers.
No, the FORE School of Management does not consider any kind of sectional cut-offs for entrance exams such as CAT, XAT, or GMAT. The points below give a brief overview of the process of evaluation in the FORE School of Management.
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CAT/ XAT/ GMAT Score |
35% |
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Academic Records |
15% |
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Work Experience |
10% |
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Written Ability Test |
10% |
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Business Awareness Quiz |
5% |
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Personal Interview |
20% |
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Extempore |
5% |
The admission committee of FORE also keeps an eye on the skill-sets. It is to ensure that you are trained as per the qualities that the present industrial standards demand.
BITS Pilani Hyderabad campus is a private academic institution that has been ranked at 18 by QS India rankings in 2019. It offers over 30 courses across 5 streams of study. IIT Hyderabad on the other hand is an institute of national importance and has been ranked at 8 for Engineering by JEE Cutoff in 2020.
Both the institutions are highly esteemed but vary in many ways. Let us take a look at some important features based on which students can make a choice:
Admissions:
The admissions to both institutions are highly competitive and require students to have a great academic record in order to be eligible.
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Particulars |
BITS Hyderabad |
IIT Hyderabad |
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Eligibility |
A minimum score of 75% in 12th with a mandatory 60% in Physics, Maths, Chemistry/Biology. |
Minimum score of 75% in class 12 |
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Qualifying Exams |
BITSAT |
JEE Main and JEE Advanced |
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Fees |
16.73 L |
8.64 L |
Student Life:
BITS Hyderabad:
IIT Hyderabad:
Infrastructure:
BITS Hyderabad:
IIT Hyderabad:
Placements:
BITS Hyderabad
IIT Hyderabad
Keeping all these points in mind, the students must make an informed decision.
One of my friends had similar options and she ended up choosing NIT Warangal ECE over NIT Jamshedpur CSE. She claimed that choosing the right college is as important as choosing the right branch. The official rankings put NIT Warangal much higher than NIT Jamshedpur. The overall NIRF ranking of NIT Warangal is 53 out of 200 colleges in 2023 while that of NIT Jamshedpur is 101 out of 200 colleges in 2023 which is almost double.
My friend was from Jharkhand and could have easily got NIT Jamshedpur with Home State Quota but he decided to study hard for NIT Warangal. You should give preference to the branch when the colleges in question are somewhat at a similar level. Where the difference is as high as between these two, the college with higher rankings should be given preference.
So make your choice wisely!
You can go with the option of AIIMS Rishikesh without any hesitation. They are renowned for good academics, rich faculty support, advanced labs, and a beautiful campus. Apart from that, they offer sports facilities to the students, which include cricket, football, tennis, badminton, basketball, and so on. The research program is conducted under STS by ICMR projects.
Ranking of AIIMS Rishikesh
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Stream |
2023 Ranking |
2022 Ranking |
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Overall |
6 out of 200 in India in 2023 5th in Uttarakhand |
101 out of 200 in India in 2022 3rd in Uttarakhand |
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Medical |
22 out of 50 in India in 2023 |
48 out of 50 in India 2022 |
So it is better to choose AIIMS Rishikesh than IGMC Shimla
The branch-change statistics vary for each department.
Most importantly, you need to be in the top ten percentile of the class. Overall, CS is the hardest department to get transferred to.
My friend received a call in Cryogenic on the basis of her GATE score in the Instrumentation exam. The entire interview lasted for 12 minutes. The panelists initially cross-checked the GATE score with her and then began the interview.
They asked her where she hailed from and then posed a number of technical questions like
Based on her experience, the maximum questions were based on her research work only so you need to prepare well in the same.
If you meet the prescribed eligibility criteria and pass their entrance admission assessment, you will definitely get admission in AKTU Lucknow. Visit the university’s official website to know the date of the entrance exam you are willing to pursue. They generally conduct a statewide exam, earlier known as the State Entrance Exam or SEE.
AKTU has both private as well as public educational institutes under it. If you want offers from well reputed colleges you will have to score wel in the assessment of the respective course.
There are 2 scenarios for admissions:
Either you get admitted through a regular counseling process. This will require you to pay the stipulated fees prescribed by the university. These seats are often referred to as government seats.
Or if you fail to get through the regular counseling process, try to get admission to the college of your choice through the respective institute’s management quota route.
But the fees of these seats are around twice or thrice the original fees.