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Which IIM is better for a fresher, IIM Rohtak or IIM Raipur? Why?

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Aniket Mukharjee Posted On : June 1st, 2022
MBA from Indian Institute of Management Rohtak (2019)

IIM Rohtak is comparably better than IIM Raipur. It offers a unique learning experience through group studies, club activities, presentations, committees, etc. 

  • IIM Rohtak is ahead of the new IIMs as it has completed a decade and has better industry recognition. 
  • It is located near the industrial area of Delhi NCR. So, students get better industrial exposure, live project opportunities, and internship offers. 
  • The Industry Relations and Interactions Cell organizes regular guest lectures by reputed industry personalities to keep the students updated about current industry trends. 
  • It is one of the only four IIMs to have a CFA affiliation. 
  • The placement scenario of the institute is pretty good. Each year almost 100% of students get placed. IIM Rohtak placements 2022 concluded with an average CTC of INR 16 LPA. 

The culture on campus is student-driven. Students are involved in managing curriculum to extracurricular activities under the guidance of management. So, you will learn to handle managerial tasks. 

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Which one is the better option for education-Manipal University or VJTI College for engineering?

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Prateesh Sharma Posted On : October 17th, 2020
B.Tech Electronics Engineering, Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (2017)

Manipal University is ranked 45th, and VJTI is ranked 75th for engineering in India by the NIRF. Both colleges have a wide range of programs. Manipal offers courses in B.Tech, M.Tech, M.Arch, M.Sc, MCA, and Ph.D. programs. VJTI offers courses in B.Tech, M.Tech, MCA, Ph.D., PG Diploma, and After 10th Diploma programs.

Eligibility Criteria

VJTI College:

  • Candidates need a minimum of 50% aggregate in their 12th for UG programs and 50% aggregate in the Bachelor's degree for graduate programs.
  • Candidates need to sit for the MHCET exam to be eligible for a seat in VJTI.
  • Candidates need to register themselves for GATE to take admission to MTech program.
  • No management quota seats are available for this college.

Manipal University:

  • Candidates need to sit for the MET exam for a seat in BTech and MCA programs.
  • Candidates need to register themselves for GATE to take admission to MTech program.
  • 50% aggregate is needed in a Bachelor's degree for graduate studies.

Infrastructure

VJTI College:

  • The infrastructure of VJTI is below-average, although most of the necessary facilities are available.
  • Wi-Fi is not available; hostels are provided on the basis of merit.
  • The classrooms are in the process of renovation, and the library is well maintained and has a vast collection of books, journals, and papers.

Manipal University:

  • Manipal is excellent in terms of infrastructure.
  • Wi-Fi is available on the entire campus, and also in the hostels.
  • The university has a massive sports ground covering almost 15,000 sq feet.
  • Medical facilities are available 24/7 in the Kasturba Medical College of Manipal.

Placements

VJTI College:

  • The institute has a placement record of more than 90% each year.
  • Reputed companies like Microsoft, Udaan, Amazon, Samsung, Morgan Stanley, Goldsman Sach, and Rakuten come for recruitment.
  • The average package is around 7-8 LPA, the highest package being 38 LPA and the lowest being 4 LPA.

Manipal University:

  • Manipal promises a 100% placement and more than 90% of students received placements in 2020.
  • Students need a 7 point CGPA for getting placements. Mass recruiters like Amazon, Deloitte, and Wipro visit the college.
  • The maximum salary package offered is 50 LPA, and the minimum is 3.5 LPA.

Although VJTI and Manipal are on the same level when it comes to placements and teaching quality, students, especially the ones who want to opt for housing, must keep in mind the facilities each college offers to its students while choosing their college of higher education. It is important for students to research the availability of basic necessities so that they can have a good college experience.

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How should I prepare for written test and interview in IIT Madras MS(R) for Mechanical?

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Tithi Banerjee Posted On : March 29th, 2023
B.Tech from Indian Institute of Technology, Madras (2021)

If you are preparing for the written test and interview for MS(R) in Mechanical Engineering at IIT Madras, here are some tips that can help you:

  1. Understand the Syllabus: Before starting your preparation, make sure to understand the syllabus of the written test. The syllabus typically covers topics from mechanical engineering such as mechanics, thermodynamics, materials science, manufacturing, and design.
  2. Brush up on Fundamentals: Since the written test is likely to cover the fundamentals of mechanical engineering, it is essential to brush up on the basic concepts and principles of the field.
  3. Practice Previous Years' Papers: Practicing previous years' papers can give you an idea of the types of questions that are asked in the test and help you gauge your level of preparation.
  4. Use Standard Textbooks: Refer to standard textbooks in mechanical engineering to get a deeper understanding of the concepts and solve problems.
  5. Prepare for the Interview: In addition to the written test, there will also be an interview for the selection process. Prepare for the interview by revising your basics, practicing technical questions, and being up-to-date with the latest developments in the field.
  6. Showcase your Projects and Research: The interview panel may ask you about your past projects and research work. Make sure to prepare a summary of your work and be ready to explain your contributions.
  7. Be Confident and Calm: Finally, it is essential to be confident and calm during the written test and interview. Keep a positive attitude, stay focused, and answer questions to the best of your abilities.

Preparing for the written test and interview requires a thorough understanding of the syllabus, brushing up on fundamentals, practicing previous years' papers, using standard textbooks, preparing for the interview, showcasing your projects and research, and being confident and calm.

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I got call letter from BIMTECH Greater Noida for admission to PGDM course but my college exams are clashing with the interview date. What should I do?

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Rishi Sharma Posted On : September 15th, 2021
MBA from SVKM's NMIMS (2016)

One of my friends graduated from BIMTECH and having read online reviews regarding this here are a few things worth mentioning:

  • Birla Institute of Management Technology (BIMTECH) was established in 1988. 
  • It has been accredited with an ‘A+’ grade by NAAC.
  • BIMTECH offers two years of Full-Time AICTE approved post-graduate diploma courses in PGDM in General Management, PGDM in International Business, PGDM in Insurance Business Management, and PGDM in Retail Management.

It is advised that you should send an email to BIMTECH and attach your exam datasheet along with it. Tell them that due to your exams it’s not possible to attend the PI process. The PI process will be either preponed or postponed according to your convenience. They generally have a flexible schedule for the interview date.

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Which is better purely in terms of placement, XLRI BM or HRM?

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Viren Bhalla Posted On : May 20th, 2021
studied MBA from Xavier School of Management (2018)

Although choosing a course just based on placement records is not a good idea, there are some insights you must know before deciding.

  • Placement is for the first job which you might do for 2–3 years while your career will span for 30–35 years. You should choose what you feel you want to be doing.
  • You must have heard that HR roles offer you better work-life balance but it might not be true in every case. It depends a lot on the company, your manager, and your role. If work-life balance is your criteria, you might feel a shock when you join a company. HR might not have business targets but you may face other pressures.
  • Placements in any campus depend on your luck too. HR batch strength increase in XL might make the competition for the good roles a little higher because the number of HR roles is limited. BM batch is still divided amongst Fin/Mar/Ops camps giving them specific roles but the number of opportunities might be higher. 

All in all, placements won't secure your future in any way if you choose a field where you aren’t interested. 

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Which one is better, an M.A. in Education (Elementary) from TISS or from Azim Premji University?

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Aman Kaushik Posted On : February 1st, 2021
M.A. in Education from Azim Premji University, 2018

Tata Institute of Social Science (TISS) offers M.H.A, PGD, MA, B.Ed courses. Azim Premji University offers BA, MA, L.L.M, B.Sc. courses. A friend of mine recommended M.A in Education from Azim Premji University(APU) as it is better, considering various aspects: 

  • Faculty: Azim Premji University includes faculty from all over the world. Eminent educationists like Aman Madan, ex faculty of TISS and Rohit Dhankar are now part of the renowned faculty of APU.
  • Infrastructure: Both the universities are well known for their state of the art infrastructure, with the APU campus being a marvel in progress and will have an even more of a competitive edge against other universities.
  • Diversity: The geographic diversity among students is well matched in both TISS and APU, with their campuses being colloquially dubbed as “Mini India”. On one hand, TISS focuses more on reservation and representation from each state and a majority of the urban student population. On the other hand, APU encompasses an urban to rural student population ratio of 50:50.
  • Field Connection: The Field experience in both institutes are considered exemplary. TISS is known for giving the field exposure of working in various NGOs, experience of working in rural areas and slums whereas APU gives field experience at NGOs as well as at Azim Premji Foundation, an umbrella body for all NGOs.
  • Financial Support: At TISS, financial assistance is provided on the basis of reservation and APU provides financial assistance on the basis of economic status. Economic status is confirmed through a field visit by a team of APU to the student’s home to confirm their candidature for financial support. At APU, all students in need of financial support can avail scholarships and also many students take up side jobs to earn extra money while pursuing studies. 

In conclusion, TISS is known for its legacy of many famous social workers, but APU is favoured now by those who are education oriented.

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Is metallurgy department in IIT Bhubaneswar any good?

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Mayank Tuteja Posted On : August 13th, 2020
M.Tech Mechanical Engineering DesignIndian Institute of Technology Bhubaneswar (2018)

From an academic point of view, the Metallurgy department provides great opportunities, industry exposure, good placement opportunities, and so on. There are many other reasons you can find relevant to consider it.

  1. IIT Bhubaneswar has experienced professors from the respective background. There is also a good Student-Teachers ratio in the metallurgy department.
  2. IIT BBS has furnished and well-equipped labs fit for research. As Orissa is famous for minerals, you will get many chances for field trips too. This will provide you with practical experiences.
  3. During the 2019 campus placement,  90% of students from the metallurgy department got placed. The average salary package offered was around 11.4 LPA. In the past, many graduates have got a good salary package and got the chance to work abroad.
     
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What's the difference between TAPMI core pgdm and bkfs?

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Vihan Manjunath Posted On : August 28th, 2020
PGDM from T. A. Pai Management Institute (2016)

The difference between PGDM and PGDM-BKFS is that PGDM is the general MBA program and the course curriculum comprises all fundamental and cross-sectional areas of management while the course curriculum of PGDM-BKFS is tailor-made for Finance. In the first year for PGDM students are required to study various management-related subjects like Marketing, Finance, HR, and Operation. However, the BKFS course only includes Finance related topics.

TAPMI offers good infrastructure for BKFS. The institute has the largest state-of-arts finance lab in the country with 16 Bloomberg terminals. TAPMI also offers a unique Student Managed Investment Course (SMIC) for the finance stream in which BKFS students work in teams and each team has a mentor from industry currently working in the BFSI Sector. Also, unlike the traditional internship that PGDM students go through the BFS cohort had a two-month study tour in Bombay Stock Exchange where the students had their live projects.

Given below is a comparison between the two courses.

Categories

PGDM

PGDM-BKFS

Course Name

Post Graduate Diploma in Management

Post Graduate Diploma in Management - Banking and Financial Services

Intake

360

60

Course Fee

14.3 lakh (2 years)

14 Lakh (2 years)

>Highest Salary Package

25 LPA

25 LPA

Average Salary Package

11.50 LPA

12.75 LPA

Recruiting Companies

Alien Technology, Arcesium, Wipro, Capgemini, ITC, HCL, etc.

Axis Bank, Yes Bank, HSBC, etc.

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How is the food at NIT calicut? Can people from other states adjust?

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Shailja Khandelwa Posted On : October 13th, 2023
B.Tech. from National Institute of Technology, Calicut (2019)

It is difficult to adjust to the hostel food at NIT Calicut, especially for students outside Kerala. Even though you have the option to change from one mess to another monthly based on your preference, which is interesting for the first few months, gradually you will end up bored with the food and start feeling like all the ten options for food are almost the same.

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How is the girls hostel at VSSUT Burla?

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Priyanka Sharma Posted On : October 11th, 2023
VSSUT Burla

VSSUT Burla has 3 girls' hostels, each with its pros and cons. 

  • Anuradha H.R: This hostel is for first-year students with 4 seater rooms. Excessive sharing may give a congested experience but it is also crucial for binding between peers. This hostel has all the basic amenities one could ask for.
  • Visakha H.R: Currently it’s the hostel that accommodates 3rd year students. It’s an old hostel with not very well-maintained rooms. The best part however is the direct LAN connection for 24 hrs. This hostel also has an excellent canteen facility.
  • Arundhati H.R: This is the biggest girls' hostel of VSSUT run by the government. All the facilities are run by students including the mess and common room. This hostel accommodates final-year BTech, 1st year MTech, and MSc students. As it’s recently renovated, this hostel offers the best facilities. 

All the 3 hostels are in close proximity to the college and students can stay out till 7 PM. Hope the information was useful.

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