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How should one prepare for the NIMHANS, post-MBBS exam, and MCH neurosurgery while in medical school?
Here are some highly recommended books you must go through at least once if you are preparing for the NIMHANS post-MBBS exam and MCH Neurosurgeon
- Harrison's Neurology and psychiatry portion
- Bailey and Love's Neurosurgery and Trauma section
- Neuroanatomy from Snell's or Gray's 41st edition
- Ganong's Neurophysiology
- Robbins Neuropathology, diseases of nerves, diseases of muscles
- Neuro-psychopharmacology from Katzung's
- Retinal diseases and Neuro-ophthalmology from Parson's
- Neuro-radiology from Dr. Sumit Sethi's book.
By going through these excellent reads, you will definitely have an edge over others. However, it’s important to note that one needs to be thorough with MBBS concepts. The PG exam comprises 70% general and 30% neuro/psychiatry-specific questions so invest your time accordingly.
What is the process to apply for a migration certificate? I'm from Hyderabad JNTUH?
If you are a pass out from JNTUH, you can easily obtain a migration certificate. You will get your certificate after submitting these documents at the examination branch office-
- First of all, you will have to pay Rs. 100 in the form of Demand Draft. The DD must be drawn in favor of “THE REGISTRAR, JNTUH”. Write the Hall ticket number and your mobile number at the back of the DD.
- Submit your Secondary School Certificate(SSC).
- Submit your Provisional Certificate/ Degree Certificate at the counter. Make sure to check the Student Name and Father name printed on the provisional certificate. They should be as per the SSC. If you find any discrepancy, first get the details on the provisional certificate changed.
You will receive your migration certificate from JNTUH after 3 pm by following the above procedure.
Is it good enough if I get CGPA of 8.4 in 1st year in NIT Trichy?
If you wish to go for a job after graduating from NIT Trichy, maintain a CGPA of 8.4 (and if possible, a slightly higher CGPA), and you will be in a good position at the end of your degree.
Other than academics, focus on co-curricular activities. Learn new skills and do online courses during the next two years on industry-relevant topics. Be a part of clubs and work on your leadership skills. All these initiatives will make you a desirable candidate for a good position in the corporate world.
If you wish to go for an MS abroad, work hard during the rest of the semesters at NIT Trichy and make sure to end up with an 8.7 CGPA or more at the end of 3 years (when you’ll apply for colleges). If you wish to go abroad for your higher studies, make sure to manage your time well and prioritize your studies above everything else.
If you wish to get scholarships and grants, even a 9.4 CGPA won’t be enough. Scholarships and grants such as DAAD, MITACS, SN Bose, Cargill scholarship, etc. are mostly impossible to get with a CGPA of less than 9.5 (a 9.3 or 9.4 may also not be enough).
Try to work harder and maintain a CGPA according to your future goals. Also, make the most of your time at NIT Trichy and enjoy your time in this institution.
Which college is better for CSE, IIT Dhanbad or BITS Pilani?
I recommend BITS Pilani to do a CSE course because of its industry-aligned approach, ensuring CSE students are well-equipped to take on the challenges of the industry.
What I specifically like about BITS Pilani is its industry-relevant CSE curriculum, modern facilities and experienced faculty. The students are also involved in research projects and are offered internship opportunities.
BITS Pilani also holds a high standard in various brands with a strong alumni network across the world. It also has strong industry connections ensuring ample placement opportunities, making it an ideal choice for CSE.
How is The Mess Food In NIT Srinagar?
The mess food is of everywhere quality and not worth the fees they charge. the situation in most places. On any typical day at NIT Srinagar the menu looks like this
- Breakfast: Bread Pakoda and Tea
- Lunch: Rice, Chapati, Aloo Matar, Chola Dal and Salad
- Veg Dinner: Rice, Roti, Shahi Paneer and Arhar Dal
- Non-veg Dinner: Rice, Roti, Chicken and Arhar Dal
Non-veg dinner is not served on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Evening Tea is served with a pack of Biscuits or Samosa. Overall the taste and fees charge us better than most NITs. Moreover, mess here in NIT Srinagar provides both rice and roti, but most NITs provide only one of them.
What should a first year btech student do in SVNIT?
Here is some advice based on my personal experience-
- Hostel- Even if you are a local, opt for the hostel. The experiences gained from hostel life are very important, and most of the unforgettable memories are made in this very space.
- Explore the campus- The SVNIT campus is mesmerizing and thrilling at the same time. Make sure to explore it well, and do capture pictures of the beautiful peacocks that roam around.
- Clubs and Student Chapters- Do not hesitate from joining a club or student chapter. Those are the best places to develop or polish your skills. At these clubs, you’ll meet some wonderful people and get the chance to learn from them.
- Communicate with people- Initiate conversations with your batchmates and seniors. Some people are better teachers than books.
- Limit your internet usage- Do not spend the entire day in your hostel room just for the sake of free and high speed internet. Even if you are purposefully surfing the internet, make sure to limit your screen time. Always prioritize offline interactions and activities over online ones.
- Pointers- Despite what others might tell you, getting good pointers is important for your future. If you are not getting high grades, make sure to be an achiever in extracurriculars, or learn some skills exceptionally well to make up for your lack of academic success.
These are just some of my insights as a former student of SVNIT. Work hard and enjoy to the fullest.
Is Asutosh College good for economics honours?
I have friends from Asutosh College and according to them, the Economics department is quite good. But, professors will not be of any use unless you attend lectures every day.
You will need to find the best tuition and put in twice as much effort as folks from other universities. To maintain decent grades, one of my friends changed three coachings and joined various libraries.
Don't join Asutosh College if you've relied heavily on school teachers your entire school life, and only join if you're confident you can put in the effort day and night to produce your own notes and edit the ones your tuition teachers offer you.
Otherwise, the ambiance of the institute is good. Classes are held regularly. Overall, Asutose College is a decent choice if you want to pursue Economics honors.
How is ECE at MNNIT Allahabad?
As a second year B.Tech ECE student at MNNIT Allahabad, I can answer this question for you.
The ECE curriculum is not updated, but the basics remain the same regardless. The teachers are, on an average, good and helpful. Getting decent grades is easier in ECE, as compared to other branches.
The Robotics Club and The Electronics Society are very active, and filled with extremely dedicated and helpful members. These clubs allot projects to their members, and track the progress on a regular basis. Even the department faculty takes keen interest in these projects. These projects are very interesting and innovative.
Core placements aren’t plenty, but students do get on campus internships and job offers from Qualcomm, TI, Airtel, Samsung etc. Other than that, the ECE department performs well in IT placements every year, and bags high paying jobs. The department alumni have made their space in various sectors- research, private sector, core sector, IES, GATE, entrepreneurship, etc. They are a source of inspiration to the department students.
The crowd at MNNIT Allahabad is great, and the college provides a rich environment for one’s growth. You can surely consider joining the ECE department of MNNIT.
What did you learn from your BTech life in NIT, Patna?
My brother recently passed out from NIT Patna and sharing his experience he told me about the life lessons the institute taught him. A few of them have been listed below
- Don’t fear change in life as it may be uncomfortable in the beginning but will give you excellent results in the future.
- Don’t stop yourself from doing kind gestures occasionally. Remember what goes around comes around.
- The food in the mess is miserable so you need to be grateful for the homemade food you took for granted before.
- The infrastructure and facilities do affect your opportunities and academics but only to a certain extent. Rest depends on your willingness and passion to succeed.
- You will be surrounded with both positive and negative people. So choose your friends wisely.
- Harsh circumstances only make you stronger.
- As long as you have your priorities straight, pointers and academics mean nothing.
He learned a lot from his time at NIT Patna that made him a better person today.
What are the courses offered by IISC Bangalore in MSC and MS degrees?
IISc offers UG, PG, and doctorate (Ph.D.) programs to its aspirants. Programs available at IISc Bangalore are in streams such as – Science, Design, Engineering, and Management.
Courses offered in MSc by IISc Bangalore have been listed below:
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Departments |
Eligibility |
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Life Sciences |
50% written test + 50% interview. Candidates will be short-listed for test/interview based on their JAM scores in BT, CY, MA, PH score / GATE in BT, BM, EC, EY, MA, PH, and XL score. |
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Chemical Sciences |
100% JAM (CY) scores |
Courses offered in MTech by IISc and their selection criteria have been mentioned below
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Departments |
Selection procedure |
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Aerospace Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Instrumentation Systems, Materials Engineering |
Based on 100% GATE score Tie Breaking: In the case of candidates with equal GATE scores, their performance in the qualifying examination will be used to resolve the tie. |
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Bioengineering, Climate Science, Earth Science, Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Electronic Product Design, Electronic Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Microelectronics and VLSI Design, Nano Science and Engineering, Quantum Technology, Robotics and Autonomous Systems, Signal Processing |
Based on 70% GATE score + 30% performance in interview |
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Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science, and Engineering |
Based on 70% GATE score + 30% performance in written test |
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Computational & Data Sciences, Smart Manufacturing |
Based on a 70% GATE score + 30% performance in written tests and interview |
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