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How was the placement at IIT BHU in 2019?

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Abhishek Kunwar Posted On : August 13th, 2020
M.Tech from Indian Institute of Technology Varanasi (2019)

IIT BHU recorded a jump in pre-placement offers (PPO) from 108 in 2018 to 152 in 2019. Some of the reputed companies like Walmart, Bajaj, Oyo offered PPOs to the students from IIT BHU. There was a 42% increase in PPO offers as compared to the previous year. In campus placements, companies like Apple, RB, and Sprinklr visited the institute for the first time for recruitment along with long time recruiters in Goldman Sachs, Intel, Microsoft, Qualcomm, Citibank, etc. A total of 853 placement offers including PPOs were received by IIT BHU. 

During Phase 1 of the placement season alone, IIT BHU observed 266 offers from 45 companies on Day 1. Reputed firms like Apple, Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, CodeNation, Uber, Intel, Flipkart, Google also visited the campus. The highest offer among them made by Uber International of Rs 1.03 crore to a student. 

Day 2 and 3 of the placement season observed more reputed firms like Flipkart, Oracle, Eaton, Cipla, Reliance Jio, Citi Pune, and Deloitte recruiting and offering placements to students of IIT BHU. With this, the total offers reached 477 at IIT BHU.

Day 7 and 8 of the placement season observed, even more, offers from companies like Accenture, Capgemini, Tata Motors, etc. Out of which the highest offer made is 1.51 crore by Microsoft International. Also, a total of three international placement offers were observed in total.

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What is better, IIT BHU civil or chemical ?

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Radhika Girdhar Posted On : August 13th, 2020
Studied Civil Engineering at Indian Institute of Technology Varanasi (2017)

The answer to this question depends on what you aim for after 4 or 5 years of your college degree. If you just want a placement and not particularly interested in a branch then you could go for any of those two branches as placement statistics are good for both in IIT BHU. There are enough opportunities in the non-core sector which generally comprise IT, developer, analytics, product management, business analyst, etc. These sectors don't look for a specific branch and rather require good communication and analytical skills. 

Coming to the core sectors, both civil and chemical provide diverse opportunities in these areas. If you are someone who finds chemical processing and chemistry interesting, then go for chemical engineering. If you are the one who gets amazed by the interesting and defying structures, civil engineering should be your choice. According to 2019 placement statistics, 77 students from Civil Engineering and 104 students from Chemical Engineering got placed from IIT BHU.

Opting for civil engineering would open doors to exams such as IES, UPSC, GATE, and other state engineering exams. There are ample opportunities for civil engineering majors. And if you choose chemical engineering, you can go for higher studies or work for PSUs. So, both these branches at IIT BHU would provide enough opportunities to grow and explore and the end decision should be based on your interest.

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Are there any computer science related events in Technex (IIT BHU)?

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Mahesh Sharma Posted On : August 13th, 2020
M.A English Literature & Literature of the United States of AmericaBanaras Hindu University (2020)

Yes. There’s a whole category of events related to the CS viz. Byte the Bits. This category consists of the events mentioned below: 

  • International Coding Marathon: It is a contest hosted on the Codeforces platform. It is a 2 hour and 30 minutes contest with 7 problems to be solved. The scoring is done in the same style as done in ICPC. The prizes for this particular event is worth Rs.50,000. 
  • Appathon: It is a contest where the teams need to make and submit the app prototype. The Problem Statement is open before the competition itself. The prizes for this particular event are worth Rs.60,000. 
  • MLWare: This contest is based on competitive machine learning. A dataset is given and the participating teams are expected to solve that in the given 3-4 days. The prizes for this particular event are worth Rs.50,000.
  • Capture the Flag: Capture the Flag, invites hackers to show off their skills. This event gives an opportunity for the students to deal with cybersecurity problems similar to the real-world scenarios. Prize money for this event is 50,000.
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What are the attendance rules in IIT BHU?

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Priya Handa Posted On : August 14th, 2020
Studied at Indian Institute of Technology Varanasi

In IIT BHU, students are expected to attend all the classes for their respective courses. However, if for some reason students fail to attend all classes, they need to maintain a minimum of 85% attendance. The 85% attendance rule is applicable for theory classes, however, for laboratory classes students are expected to maintain 100% attendance. If any students miss lab class for some emergency they can contact the teacher concerned to make up for it. Students are allowed leave for medical emergencies provided they submit proper documentation. Many professors follow the attendance rule strictly while others may not. To be safe students should maintain a minimum of 85% attendance as the institute takes disciplinary measures for students who fail to do so.

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Is there any summer internship for mechanical engineering in IIT BHU?

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Sarika Guha Posted On : August 14th, 2020
B.Tech Mechanical Engineering Indian Institute of Technology Varanasi (2019)

Yes, there are summer internship programs available for Mechanical Engineering at IIT BHU. Usually, the summer internship portal of IIT BHU opens in the 3rd Week of March till the 1st of April. Students can apply through this portal: https://internship.iitbhu.ac.in/. Since this year, due to Global Corona Virus Outbreak, the institution has decided not to offer Summer Internships due to Safety concerns.

Candidates have to fill their interests and choose professors under which they want to work and propose which topics will they be working upon. In the end, upload their CV. If their application gets selected, they are called on the Campus to work with the Professor. Generally, the Internship duration is for 2 Months and candidates are allowed to live inside IIT BHU Campus.

There’s another method of applying for Research Intern in Summers at IIT BHU.

  • Open the IIT BHU Mechanical Department Website.

  • Go to Faculties Tab. You will find a list of 40 Professors working in various disciplines like Solid Mechanics, Tribology, Automation, IC Engine, Industrial Engineering, Thermal, Heat Transfer, etc.

  • Read their complete Profile and mail the Professor whose work seems relevant and interesting to you.

  • Write a brief about you, your college, branch, your CGPA, your areas of interest and express your gratitude that you want to work with him.

  • Make a short proposal on which you will be going to work. If you want to do any Project write a brief about it.

  • If possible, try to make PPT since Professors love to read Presentations. If you have any past experiences or you have taken any course include that also. Also, don’t forget to attach your CV with the Mail.

  • The mail ids of professors are given on their profile. Finally, if your profile gets selected and the concerned professor is ready, you’ll surely get a positive reply.

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Is it worth joining T.I.M.E. Varanasi as an IIT (BHU) student?

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Prakriti Ghosal Posted On : August 14th, 2020
PhD from Indian Institute of ManagementAhmedabad (2021)

Yes! It’s worth joining TIME Varanasi as an IIT(BHU) student. It will keep you in the zone of preparation for CAT or other competitive exams, which is highly tricky by just staying on the campus and preparing on your own. Of course, if you are motivated enough, you can self prepare by buying all the mock tests and study materials online. But there are other reasons too for which you need to go and join the institute. Being on the campus, you won’t have a lot of resources and practical training as far as developing your personality, communication skills, and aptitude is concerned. This institute will help you by putting an overall impact on your vocabulary as well as the things mentioned above.If you visit the institute, do not forget to meet the director of TIME Varanasi. He has helped a lot of students from IIT and guided them honestly.

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Which is better IIT BHU or IIT Bhubaneswar metallurgical engineering?

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Anand Kumar Posted On : August 13th, 2020
B.Tech Metallurgy Indian Institute of Technology Varanasi (2017)

IIT BHU and IIT Bhubaneswar both are good choices to pursue Metallurgical Engineering from.

IIT BHU is an old IIT with a good reputation. According to the National Institutional Ranking Framework 2019, IIT BHU ranks at 14. This IIT holds a good placement record for all the branches of engineering. The placement statistics of 2019, 72% of the students from Metallurgical Engineering got a placement offer.

Despite being a new IIT, IIT Bhubaneswar is doing quite well in Metallurgical and Materials Engineering. This department has witnessed 90% placement record in the year 2019. Also, according to the NIRF 2019, IIT Bhubaneswar is ranked at 26, which is quite impressive considering this IIT was established only in 2008.

IIT BHU and IIT Bhubaneswar both are perfectly good options for Metallurgical Engineering. Also, both of these IITs offer decent placement opportunities. So, the choice is up to you.

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How, as an alumnus of IIT (BHU) Varanasi, can help our college become a better (hopefully the best) college?

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Sania Paul Posted On : August 14th, 2020
Studied at Indian Institute of Technology Varanasi (2012)

If you are working in Google or Microsoft or any top tier companies or any company, as a matter of fact, you can conduct coding contests, you can invite the top three performers for internships or motivate them in some way. You can also conduct workshops and help students prepare for placements.

If you doing your Ph.D. in some foreign university, you can guide the students about how to go about research and the trend that is going on in the research field, so that the interested students can focus on the things necessary to achieve the same. You can also help in collaborating with your university with IIT BHU.

Other than that you can always contribute to alumni funds and help in placements and internships. You can also donate books to the library. If you are successful in your field you can hold webinars or seminars and motivate the students. If you have your own startup you can recruit students for your company rather than going for other IITs. This would also increase the placement percentage of the institute. You can also provide internships. You can support talented students belonging to poor families in any way that might help them.

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Is there a minor degree concept in IIT (BHU)?

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Khushi Sharma Posted On : February 16th, 2022
studied Civil Engineering at Indian Institute of Technology Varanasi

No, there is no minor degree concept in IIT BHU, yet. But if you have an interest, you can pursue it, irrespective of your branch. The institute offers open electives to students after the 4th and 8th semesters. You can choose an elective from the list of your steam elective or non-steam elective list. These electives are offered based on CGPA. 

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What should I choose between IIT BHU for electrical and IIT Bhubaneswar for CSE?

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Sharmistha Ganguli Posted On : August 14th, 2020
Studied at Indian Institute of Technology, Bhubaneswar (2020)

Both IITs are good colleges with their own merits.

EE at IIT (BHU), Varanasi has a lot of breadths to offer in terms of curriculum. There are various courses available ranging from as diverse areas as Material Science, Power Electronics, Electrical Machines, Digital Design, Algorithms, and others. You will get exposure to different fields that are out there in the real world. IIT BHU ranks 14 nationally as per NIRF Rankings. EE at BHU is one department that enjoys the opportunity of having companies that come to recruit from ECE and CSE departments as well as their own companies. Students at IIT (BHU) get selected in big companies like Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Samsung, etc. According to the 2019 placement report, 88 students got placement from EE.

Despite being a new IIT, CSE at IIT Bhubaneswar is doing well. According to the National Institutional Ranking Framework, IIT Bhubaneswar is ranked at 26, which is a good rank considering it’s a new IIT. Also the placement record of 2019 shows, 100% of CSE students got a placement offer in IIT Bhubaneswar.

Both the IITs and courses have their own perks to offer. So, it’s up to you to make the decision.

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