I can give you some insight into PIBM Pune since I have some close friends attending the institute.

To begin with, talking about Indian Academy of Empowerment and Education (IAEER), is an institute established by a team of excellent business leaders.

Academics:

• PIBM is approved by the AICTE and affiliated with SSPU (Pune University) as one of the top Management Institutes in India.
• PIBM solely works on providing business education so that the graduates have adequate skills and are well educated. This implementation is done further by providing training in a specific domain, sharpening IT skills as per the requirements of the industry, better your communication, and enhancing your personality.
• There is a specific training model called Sector Company Product or Services or SCPC where students are trained via management concepts that are implemented in different companies, sectors with respect to their services/products.

Placements:

Here is a brief highlight of recent placement statistics at the institute.

So, take all these factors into consideration and choose what’s best for you.

One of my friends is currently pursuing B.Tech at CIC DU and he applied for MSIT IPU as well. Firstly CIC is not a college and more of an Innovation Centre or Entrepreneurship Cell whereas MSIT is a college that uses the same mechanism procedure. 

A brief overview of both institutions are tabulated below:

The difference lies in the approach of how they educate and guide students. 

• CIC DU being an innovation hub is focused on different aspects of research, startups, and the linkage to the real-life aspects of the problem and their suitable solution. 
• It mainly focuses on the practical aspect and encourages knowledge to be used in daily tasks. 
• They have world-class labs which are better than almost any college. It has a well-developed Robotics lab with 3D printing which stands out. 
• There is continuous funding from Delhi University for all the research work, startups, projects, and everything. 
• During summers compulsory internships are said to be done so as to give better exposure to the students for the lying problems. 

When compared to other colleges, the syllabus is a lot more than normal colleges. Students have the task of at least 6 projects per semester with learning more than 5 languages and different simulations at a time like Scilab, Matlab, C++, etc. 

CIC might not have a placement cell that backs you up with projects and careers but if you work hard independently there, you can definitely secure a job.

SOl DU’s first year exam of B.com isn't as tough as you might think. A few criteria for passing the first-semester exam are as follows:

 To clear your first year, you need to score at least 33% in every subject, out of a total of 75 marks. Sounds doable, As long as you hit that 33% mark in each subject, you're on track to successfully move forward in your academic journey.

Now, let's talk about the "what if." If, unfortunately, you score below 33% in any one subject, don't worry too much. You won't have to repeat the entire year. Instead, you'll need to give an ER (Essential Repeat) the following year, which is your second year.

Here's the trick - try to aim for an ER in as few subjects as possible. If you have to give an ER for more than four subjects, then, yes, you'll have to repeat the entire year.

So, as you dive into your first year, remember that success is within your reach. Stay focused, study hard, and aim for those 33% scores. 

One of my friends was a student from Amrita and she pursued ECE on the Bangalore campus. According to her experience, in general, the Coimbatore campus is better among the two.

The reason behind choosing Amrita University, Coimbatore is because of its well-structured infrastructure and great academic culture. The Coimbatore campus has also remained consistent in being ranked high amongst most Indian colleges.

However, for the CS branch specifically, my friend suggests the Bangalore campus. The academic culture in the institute is significantly good. Moreover, the rules and regulations in the institute are not as strict as on the Coimbatore campus, letting students have a better amount of balance.

Since you are in close vicinity with various IT companies and are surrounded by classmates belonging from households where either parent might be working in similar companies can provide you a commendable orientation as well.

As per the recent trends the average and highest CTC offered at the Bangalore campus is 40 LPA and 80 LPA respectively.

According to my friend, you will also have a better peer group with good communication skills at the Bangalore campus as opposed to the other two. So, choosing the Bangalore campus may give you an edge.

Your first day at IIT Roorkee will certainly hold a special place in your heart. The first impression is definitely the last impression and so is the first impression of IIT Roorkee. The following answer is based on the experience of a friend.

As she entered, she was thrilled by the beauty of the campus and the infrastructure. She entered the Convocation Hall and got herself registered after a tiresome process. She was then handed a paper ID card.

Next, she was escorted to her assigned hostel which to her dismay was an old and eerie building. Her roommate was in the branch as her and soon she unpacked her belongings and set up her room. By evening, she had interacted with some regarding the Orientation Program.

The next few days were spent in a frenzy with the alarm clock waking her up early in the morning. Students were given a tour of the campus and were also asked to choose their proficiency amongst NCC, NSS & NSO. There was also a test of English where the vocabulary was to be evaluated. 

The students were enlightened in basic policies such as curfew timings and no ragging culture. 

Students were also given a white-colored T-shirt with IITR’s logo and were asked to run a marathon at 6 am in the morning. The food served at the mess was pathetic. 

Overall, the first day at IIT Roorkee is full of surprises and learning new things!