LNCT is not that great to take admission through donation. Although the college is a good private college in the state, you can try better options such as LNCTS which is also an LNCT group college with the same faculty and campus placement opportunity.
However, if you are unable to get admission to LNCTS for some reason, you can go to other private engineering colleges in Bhopal. Some private colleges with comparable placements to LNCT are Thakral, Bansal, Sagar, etc.
In the end, all the Pvt colleges in India are more or less the same in terms of academics. Only the number of companies visiting the campus can vary from campus to campus. Thus, if your focus is academics then you must consider preparing for premier institutes like IITs, NITs, etc.
No, there is no uniform at Presidency University. Being a student at Presidency University, I can assure you that there are no strict rules considering clothes.
In University your nature matters more than what you wear. Decent clothing at the campus is expected and how you carry it.
At Presidency University nobody wears a uniform as told by the authority and it is expected to continue further too.
Therefore, there is no uniform at Presidency University. Students are free to wear whatever they want. But to maintain decency at the university campus by wearing decent clothes.
Some of my friends studied at Thapar University. According to them there's definitely no uniforms in Thapar University.
A uniform might be needed for these. Sometimes a faculty member might ask you to be in formals, they do expect that, but no restrictions as such.
Biotechnology is rooted in Biology, not Mathematics or Analytics. If you are even remotely interested in Biology, you’ll easily understand the courses. Else, you’ll struggle in this branch. Biotech has a lot of opportunities in research.
IIT Madras Biotech will give you some industry exposure too. You’ll get equal opportunities as other branch students for non core sectors (finance, economics, consulting, analytics, management, coding, etc.). But the opportunities are very limited for core jobs.
Talking about IET Lucknow, it is an older college in Uttar Pradesh. It is known for its branches of CSE and ECE. Also, the placement record of the college is good. For recruitment, companies such as Adobe, PayTM, Media.Net and D.E. Shaw, and others come to campus. The highest package went up to 36 LPA and the average was 7 LPA.
Addressing your question, I would mention that it is possible to switch the branch in IET Lucknow.
This was a short brief, if you want to get into your chosen branch such as CSE make sure you are among the top 5-10% of your classmates, for other branches, being in the top 20% shall fetch you a seat.
BITS Pilani conducts its own entrance test, BITS Aptitude Test (BITSAT), to admit students to its various engineering and science programs offered by its three campuses at Pilani, Hyderabad, and Goa. Generally, it is seen that the cut-offs of the first round of counseling are very much high. This is because many students tend to leave the institute after they get admission at some IITs or NITs or any other college of their choice.
The cut-offs decrease significantly in the second round of counseling. Now how much it will decrease is very difficult to predict at any stage. Each year the candidate pool is different. But if you look at the 1st round cut-off and the final round cut-off you will get the picture.
Frankly, everything falls on how you perceive the "good" you're talking about and what are your expectations from the degree.
Course Curriculum:
If you want to know about the curriculum aspect there, it is pretty much similar to the 2-year program. In such courses, you also must realize that the syllabus covers all the subjects, but in a rush. Plus, if you're someone who prefers learning in-depth, be prepared to be disappointed as they will be taught on a surface-level only.
Faculty:
The one-year-long executive program has the same faculties as the two-year-long program. The pedagogy of the course is also the same.
Also, another thing that you should note is that the campus is in Noida and not in Lucknow.
Yes, it was confusing once, two years ago and now I can happily confess that I do not regret choosing IIT Gandhinagar over BITS-Pilani. Since I also have friends in both the colleges, I can provide a detailed overview of the good and bad aspects of the colleges.
Also, information on BITS might be limited due to it will depend mostly on other people’s experiences, but the answer will talk about the good and bad side of Mechanical Engineering at IIT Gandhinagar.
Following are the merits of IIT Gandhinagar:
One thing that students could miss at IIT Gandhinagar is the cultural fests and events. They don't have grand cultural fests of their own. This privilege was taken away by the seniors, which we were trying to rectify. But gratefully, we already have enough, so, that doesn't make us expect too much of these grand fests for ourselves.
With admissions into colleges like Vinod Gupta School of Management (VGSoM) and Shailesh J. Mehta School of Management (SJMSOM), ranking 5th and 10th respectively on the prestigious NIRF chart, students get a chance to be a part of an unmatched academic legacy. Currently, there are 20 IIMs in India. Achieving a slot in the most competitive programs in the entire country is indeed prestigious.
IITs have brought down their fee structure to ranging between 2-8 lakhs, making it affordable for students from all walks of life.
Out of the 23 IITs of India, seven offer MBA courses. All of these colleges find a remarkable ranking in prestigious chartings.
As per the NIRF-MHRD, IIT Delhi, IIT Bombay, and IIT Kharagpur rank in the top ten MBA institutes of India.
Eligibility:
Aspirants are required to clear the eligibility for individual institutes such as Written Tests, Group Discussions, and Personal Interviews.
The admission process is similar for all of these colleges, but the programs, fee structure, and placement cycles are different.
Each IIT Management college offers the flexibility to choose the electives and specialization in their courses.
Placement Opportunities:
The IIT ecosystem offers students immense consulting and research opportunities.
The average salary offered by IITs ranges from 11 LPA to 12 LPA, as opposed to the average fee being 8 LPA.
Amazon, Bank of America, KPMG, McKinsey, JP Morgan Chase, and Wipro are some of the top recruiters of the IIT Management placement drive.
Colleges like VGSOM are prepared to offer a better course catalog, backed with a handsome placement cycle, hence they are worth the investment.
You can join IIIT Una for CSE. It offers good academics and facilities for Computer Science. According to the recent highlights of IIIT Una placements, almost 100% of students from CSE get placed with good salary packages. The average CTC received by the students of this branch is around INR 9 LPA. Mostly SDE roles are offered in the campus drive.