Nalla Malla Reddy is better than Malla Reddy College, for sure. In Nalla Malla, importance is given to the quality of education imparted to students, the discipline, and the rules which are crucial in the process of a student’s personality development and that is the primary aim of the college. In the initial days, it might bother the students, having been denied their imagined freedom. 

Nalla Malla Reddy College

• The college encourages us to participate in several activities and get greater exposure.
• The examinations are taken quite seriously in this college, the teachers are available 24*7 at the aid of the students, helping them in whatever way possible.
• The college has implemented certain rules and regulations such as wearing ID cards, proper uniforms, getting permission letters from the administration, etc. 
• The faculty is impressive with good teaching skills. Their learning methods as well as the infrastructure facilities can be termed as old-school, positively.
• Also, they will encourage you to polish your skills, to engage in co-curricular as well as academic activities. 

Malla Reddy College

• The eye-catching feature is the carefree college life- the campus, the college lifestyle.
• The students aren't burdened with the headache of attendance, getting permission slips, etc.
• The management is supportive and encouraging and will motivate you to participate in various co-curricular activities, fests, etc. 
• The major drawback of this college is the increasing number of back-papers of the students in large numbers. 
• Owing to the extra time spent outside the classroom, the students fail to attend the classes. 
• This is harmful in the long run because they are not able to build a strong base of knowledge for their respective subject which will reflect in their performance in the government conducted exams or during their interviews during the placement procedure.

Here is anoverview of the pros and cons of this college-

Therefore, if one wants a proper education and holistic development then Nalla Malla Reddy Engineering College is the option. There is one thing which should be kept in mind, irrespective of the college one chooses- always furnish and work on the skill set required by one's profession. It is helpful in the long run to be it in the case of further academia or during job interviews.

During a college interview for a B.Pharma program at Jamia Hamdard University, you can expect to be asked a variety of questions related to your interests, qualifications, and motivation for pursuing a career in pharmacy. Moreover, if you are unaware of the kind of questions asked, you might even flunk the interview. Usually, the interview lasts for 30 minutes, although some may be longer. A typical pattern of a general interview is as follows:

• A small introduction talk for 5 minutes
• A 15-minute discussion of your background and profile
• A five-minute question round 
• A five-minute conclusion of the interview

A few sample questions you can prepare for beforehand are 

• Tell me about yourself?
• What are your two best points?
• What are your two weakest points?
• What interests you outside of pharmacy and getting into pharmacy school?
• What do you do in your spare time?
• Why do you want to be a pharmacist?
• When did you decide pharmacy was a good career choice for you?
• What steps have you taken to confirm that you want to be a pharmacist?
• What do you think being a pharmacist entails?
• What do you feel are the most important qualities of being a good pharmacist?
• Why do you want to attend [Pharmacy School Name]?
• What do you look for in a good pharmacy school?
• Why do you want to go to school here?
• Why should [Pharmacy School Name] choose you over other candidates?
• What do you know about the [Pharmacy School Name] program?

Prepare accordingly and ace the interview!

UBS Chandigarh has an attractive reservation policy during the admission process. This makes this institute stand out from other colleges. They reserve 50% of the seats. The reservation is given to various categories, which include sports, defense, riot/terrorist victims, freedom fighters, NRI/foreign nationals, wards of Martyrs, wards of Kashmiri displaced persons, single girl child, cancer/aids/thalassemia patients, youth festival participants, rural area students, SC, ST, OBC, and PWD seats. The vacant seats will automatically be added to the rest of the non-reserved seats (general category).

You won’t be able to secure a seat in the 40 percentile, even if you had a good score in your 10th and 12th examinations. Admission is completely based on the merit list (reservation included). If you belong to the general category, then you should have scored a minimum of 90 percentile to secure a seat in this college. They usually give importance to the score in the entrance examination and your performance in the interview, not the percentile.

NICMAR offers a total of 11 courses in MBA, which include construction, entrepreneurship, and sustainability. There are not many colleges in India that offers master's degree in these domains. So, if you want to make a career in one of the mentioned domains, you could consider going to NICMAR Pune. College life is fun here, but I personally feel that the fee they charge for various programs are a bit high. If ROI is not a concern for you, NICMAR is a great place for pursuing MBA.