At the very start of the journey at JNTUH students think that 4-5 years is a long time for a degree but once the studies start time flows by very fast. Some of my friends studied at JNTUH and here’s what they experienced.
Student politics has been seen declining every year. Alcohol and drug intake are strictly prohibited and serious actions are taken against those who don’t follow them.
It is not right to say Gujarat Technological University is not good. I have a few friends from GTU and according to them, GTU is quite good in terms of syllabus and teaching schemes.
However, your experience will also depend on the institute that you are choosing. The faculties at LD Engineering college and VGEC are very experienced and they also teach well.
It really comes down to how you are utilizing your years at the institute. Overall, GTU is decent and you will have good opportunities at the institute.
It is quite difficult to get your hands on Assam University papers online. Even the students of Assam University find it beyond their ability to acquire the question papers.
However, there is a website from where you could download Assam University question papers. Majority of the students visit this website for fulfilling the question paper requirements.
The link for the website is: SITwithSIR.
this one is actually a bit confusing because VIT Pune and VU (Vishwakarma University) are essentially the same institution under different branding.
VIT Pune = Vishwakarma Institute of Technology, Pune (the original college name, an autonomous engineering college affiliated to Savitribai Phule Pune University). it recently received university status and is now referred to as Vishwakarma University in some contexts.
so if someone is comparing "VIT Pune" vs "Vishwakarma University Pune" — they're comparing the same college pre and post university status grant. they're not two separate colleges.
if you're asking about the difference after the university status:
if however you're comparing VIT Pune (Vishwakarma) with VIT Vellore's Pune campus — those are completely different institutions. VIT Vellore is a much more established and reputed college for CSE/ECE. don't confuse the two!
Yes, everyone who clears the entrance exam for MPhil Clinical Psychology at NIMHANS is called for an interview. However, not everyone gets selected because the number of seats available is very low in comparison to the shortlisted students.
The interviewers don’t ask much technical questions and usually assess your personality and talents. The most common question asked is ‘Why do you want to join this specific course?’. So, it’s better to prepare for it beforehand. Sometimes candidates might be enquired about their post-graduation thesis.
Usually, it’s just a very personal interview with no technical questions so don’t worry about preparing for it and just be your real self.
The institute released an official statement stating that the academic performance of students will be evaluated through CPI/SPI based on a 10-point scale. The CPI will be multiplied by a factor of 10 to obtain a numerical percentage for calculation.
So, the conversion system from a CGPA to an NIT Raipur percentage is *10.
For instance, your CGPA is 7.2. Then your Percentage will be 7.2 *10+72%
AIIMS Nagpur, as a public institution, welcomes students from all regions of India. mostly from Telangana, Kerala, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh. Comparatively, Tamilians are fewer in number at AIIMS Nagpur. They usually opt for the Government Medical College. But it is better for them to consider AIIMS as their choice for getting more exposure and good academics in the medical field.
Choosing the right business school can be a tough decision, especially when you have multiple offers to choose from. Below is a table comparing these colleges on different aspects;
| Aspect | Goa Institute of Management (GIM) | Birla Institute of Management Technology (BIMTECH) | Xavier Institute of Social Service (XISS) | (IMT Hyderabad) |
| Specializations | General, Healthcare Management, Banking, Financial services & Insurance Management, Big Data Analytics | Marketing, Finance, Operations, etc. | Human Resource Management, Marketing, Finance, Information Technology | Finance, General management, Marketing |
| Entrance Exam Accepted | CAT/XAT/GMAT/CMAT | XAT/CAT/CMAT/GMAT/MAT | CAT/XAT/CMAT | CAT/CMAT |
| Fees | INR 18.5 lakhs | INR 13 lakhs | INR 8 lakhs | INR 13 lakhs |
| Highest Salary | INR 60.4 LPA (International) INR 55 LPA (Domestic) | INR 23.43 LPA | INR 20.50 LPA | INR 20 LPA |
| Average Salary | INR 14.87 LPA | INR 11.25 LPA | INR 9.40 LPA | INR 7.64 LPA |
| Top Recruiters | Infosys, Deloitte, IBM, Axis Bank, Infosys, Genpact | ADP, Wipro, E&Y, Deloitte, KPMG, Kantar, Yamaha Motors | HDFC, ICICI Bank, Deloitte India, EY, Emami, MTR Foods, etc. | Goldman Sachs, Amazon, Deloitte, D.E Shaw, Berkadia, Guardian Capital, Tresvista Financial Services |
Ultimately the decision is up to you, as it will depend on your goals, preferences, and any constraints you might have. Hope it helps, choose wisely, All the best!
IIT Kanpur has several advantages over IIT Delhi. A few are mentioned below:
Lastly, once you enter IIT, your branch rarely matters. Your placements solely depend on your CG, your skills, and the efforts you invested throughout. So, go for a branch that matches your area of interest and you are good to go.
If you meet the eligibility criteria for the Common Entrance Test (CET) of JBIMS and achieve a score above the required cutoff, there is no need to worry about your admission chances. The admission decision is based solely on the score obtained on the written test.
However, once admitted, you will likely be asked about any gaps in your education during various stages, such as while preparing for summer internships, during summer internship interviews (for companies that have a no-gap criterion), while preparing for final placements, during final placement interviews, and even during your first few job changes. JBIMS may be accepting of a 99.9+ score, but recruiters may not share the same enthusiasm.
You may be asked about any gaps in your education during the interview process. In this case, it is important to share any relevant experiences and learnings from the gap year. Having a gap in education is not a problem, but not having learned anything from it may be viewed negatively.
It is too early to worry about these potential scenarios. Focus on preparing for and performing well in the written tests, as the rest can be managed later.