It's just a preconceived notion that Srinagar is an unsafe place to study in. The media has portrayed the wrong image and harmed the reputation of the institute. There are regular classes from 9-5. Students can be seen strolling around the campus and visiting Dal Lake, Lal Chowk. The issues the public is concerned about usually happen around the border areas. Such minor issues can be found in every state so I believe it's the media that has instilled in the mind of the public that NIT Srinagar is not a safe place. The reality is you will enjoy your time here and feel absolutely safe!

Hindustan University is lenient in comparison to other institutions in Chennai. But there are some rules that you should follow as its student-

1. Always wear your identity card inside the campus. Otherwise, you’ll be caught by the vigilance officers. Without an id card, you won’t be entitled as a student of this university.
2. You can bring your vehicles inside the campus. However, be sure to wear a helmet.
3. This is quite obvious, do not use your phone while the teacher is taking a lecture. Also, don’t use your phone when standing near Java Green. Your phone will be taken by vigilance people, and it won’t be returned easily.
4. Return your library book within the allotted time. Otherwise, you’ll have to pay a fine.
5. A minimum of 75% attendance is required to appear in the semester exam. But even if you have around 50% attendance, you can appear in the exam after paying a fine.

Students usually don’t take the rules seriously. However, I would recommend you follow these basic rules to not get into any trouble. 

Yes, NIT Trichy offers a vibrant and fun-filled campus life, and apart from academics you can enjoy your life and create amazing memories here. Students here are well aware that these college days are some of the most precious years so they spare time from academics for fun activities and extracurriculars.

Inside Campus

• Within the campus, you can enjoy the natural beauty and occasional appearances of peacocks. 
• Strolling through the huge campus late at night is a great experience.
• If you have your own cycles, you will enjoy taking a round of the beautiful campus.
• The campus is always active with some or other activities. The tech fest Pragyan and the cultural fest Estember is an altogether different experience.

Outside Campus:

• There are many places to explore outside the campus, Pondicherry being the first preference of most students.
• Other places like Dhanushkodi Beach, Pamban Bridge, along with Rameswaram Temple will give you a nice break from your studies.

So yes, NIT Trichy is a place where you can enjoy your college life to the fullest.

I don’t really understand why you want to change campuses when the Mumbai campus is the most coveted one. I have a friend who despite being an IBS Hyderabad pass-out, considers the Mumbai campus way superior after spending months on a summer internship there.

He considers the IBS Hyderabad to be overestimated and apart from infrastructure, IBS Powai/Hiranandani is much better in all aspects. Moreover, the Mumbai campus enjoys the locational advantage of being closest to the city of dreams. The campus is in the vicinity of IIT Mumbai so you get to interact with many geniuses also. 

On the other hand, IBS Shankarpally, despite having top-notch infrastructure, lacks connectivity. You are disconnected from other students and the entire world if you choose this college. 

Attaining a high CGPA of around 9 isn’t exactly very challenging at NIT Patna because the exams aren’t very rigorous and the competition is just average. All you need to do is attend classes regularly and maintain notes religiously.

The exam papers are usually not very tough. You just need to write the words of the professors exactly. If you ever come across a question that is out of the syllabus, then you can approach the professors and express your concern. Develop a good rapport with the professors and pay special attention to the classes.

A high CGPA of around 9 is very important for core branches because only a handful of core companies like BPCL allow very few students, preferably toppers for placements. CSE companies just need a 7 or 8+ CGPA for placements.

The first-year students of NIT Hamirpur might feel a little lost since it is a remote location and a completely new place. Here are a few important tips for students starting their first year at NIT Hamirpur

• Maintain a good rapport with your seniors as they are very helpful and guide you both academically and emotionally.
• Don't stay holed up in your room but participate in outdoor activities and sports. This will give you a healthy mind and body.
• There are a plethora of clubs that cater to various passions. Join at least one club that helps you pursue your nonacademic interests.
• Don't waste your free time. Rather, adopt a productive hobby.
• Try to grab the position of the Mess Secretary, one of the most coveted posts among NIT Hamirpur students.
• Always respect your professors and maintain healthy relations with them.
• Most importantly, explore the amazing places around Himachal.

Hope these tips make your first year at NIT Hamirpur productive!

The IIM brand is considered one of the supreme B Schools of India which has given birth to many talented geniuses in the corporate world. It caters to every aspect of Management education and has gained immense fame over the past few years. To expand this legacy, many new IIMs have been established that are popularly known as 'baby IIMs'. IIMs are well known for their excellent ROI and the new IIMs have been able to excel in this aspect to a great extent. The table below encapsulates the placement statistics of a few baby IIMs to give you a general picture. 

When comparing the money invested in the two-year MBA program and the median CTC offered at the end of the course, not even a single baby IIM offers a good ROI. Only IIM Amritsar and Bodh Gaya offer an ROI that touches the median slightly.