No, taking a drop just because you belong to a less preferred branch is highly illogical because the branch rarely matters. In fact, what you learn inside the classroom is hardly applicable when you actually work in the industry.
Instead, you can inculcate new skills to broaden your job prospects. Explore diverse fields like Data Science, machine learning, IoT, Blockchain technology, web development, android development, and many more. Learn one of these and hone these to your advantage in the future.
A huge platform called MOOC is meant for students who want to pursue additional courses to appear better in interviews or target other fields than their core branches. Invest your time and efforts in these fields and you will find ways to success you never knew existed.
So we can safely conclude that it’s your own passion that is the driving factor and not the choice of your branch. After all, the CEO of Google, Sundar Pichai was a metallurgy and material science student at IIT KGP!
Scoring a CGPA of 9+ at NIT Silchar is challenging but not impossible. With the right mindset and strategy, one can easily attain this score. However, the study strategy varies from person to person to person. Here is what my brother at NIT Silchar followed that helped him score a CGPA of 9+
Lastly, don’t make the purpose of your life to achieve a high CGPA and sacrifice your passions and hobbies in the process.
Here are a few pros and cons of a BBA from NSUT Delhi-
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CONS
I would say NSUT Delhi is a good choice for a BBA but if you get any DU college, go for it.
The B.Sc Data Science program launched by IIT Madras is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in the field of data science. This field is becoming increasingly important as more and more organizations rely on data to make decisions.
This course is a back door entry to IIT Madras and is a great option for aspirants desperate to be a part of the Institute but unable to clear JEE. These students also become a part of the IIT Madras alumni network and avail all the facilities of the Institute from e-library to fests.
This trend has been long-run by foreign universities like GaTech, UMich, UIUC, and UT Austin offering online MS courses. India is still lagging behind and only IIT Madras has been able to take this step till now.
Overall, B.Sc Data Science program at IIT Madras is a great choice for students interested in a career in data science. It provides them with the skills necessary to succeed in this field.
The placement on campus is affected by your grades. Most finance and consulting firms are prohibited. So it comes down to startups, Tier 2 marketing, media, and other companies, or companies that hire for attitude.
Once you start working, you will be able to easily make up lost ground if you are willing to hustle and communicate well. As a result, there is no single general rule. Some people in the bottom 20% fare extremely poorly, while others are moderately well. In comparison to the top 20%, where the majority perform exceptionally well and a small minority perform exceptionally poorly.
Your grades do impact the campus placement. Most of the finance and consultant companies will be out of bound if you do not maintain a certain CGPA. So, your choice is limited to the startups, media companies, tier 2 marketing, or companies that hire for character.
Once you start working, if you are willing to hustle and can communicate well, then you will be able to recover lost ground easily. And who knows, the startup that no one wanted to associate with might become the next big thing in the industry.
So, there is no generic rule here. As some of the students, who are in the bottom 20% do bad, some do average, and some make it big. In contrast to the top 20%, where most of the students do well, and a small minority of students do bad.
Overall, it depends upon you how you perform in the real world as some top students also do struggle whereas some of the bottom students shine.
Yes, you might get into CMC Ludhiana with 513 marks in the All India Open Category in the 2nd counseling. CMC Ludhiana NEET Cutoff 2022 for this category was 16113 . Based on the NEET marks vs. rank, the rough estimate of marks required for this rank is 608-610 . Given that you have scored 513 marks, I feel there are still chances for you to make it to this college. However, this is just a prediction and does not guarantee your admission.
NIT Raipur has a well-planned infrastructure that is improving with time. Here are a few details on its campus-
These are some of the key features of NIT Raipur campus.
No, NIMHANS does not have registration as of now. The Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI) recognized NIMHANS’ M.Phil Clinical Psychology course from 2010–11 to 2014–15 as per the RCI’s 2017 List of the Institutions Approved by RCI. But now it does not. However, it does not mean the NIMHANS M.Phil Clinical Psychology course is invalid or not recognized.
NIMHANS enjoys the status of an ‘Institute of National Importance ’ owing to its top-notch education quality and huge contributions to society. It therefore has become autonomous and has the right to regulate all its functions like starting a new course, conducting exams, recognizing its own degrees, etc. So, no approval of RCI is required for the degrees awarded by NIMHANS.
In simple words, NIMHANS’ M.Phil Clinical Psychology degrees are no longer recognized by RCI but by NIMHANS itself because it’s now an Institute of National Importance. As for the value of its degrees, they enjoy good recognition globally.
Earlier, a circular was issued by NIT Rourkela regarding the rule for conversion stating that the institute does not have any rule. However, as per the new rules issued in 2021, The formula for converting CGPA to percentage in NIT Rourkela is percentage = cgpa*10
For instance, if someone has a CGPA of 9.5, then the percentage will be 95%.
Please note that this formula may not be applicable to other institutions and is specific to NIT Rourkela. Additionally, it is important to check with the institution for any updates or changes to their policies regarding the calculation of percentages from CGPA.