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How is IIIT Allahabad for an M.Tech?

Sayantani Barman Posted On : October 17th, 2023

I did my M.Tech in Microelectronics from IIIT Allahabad. Our college has top infrastructure, hostels, internet facilities, fests, etc. But I would like to enlighten you about the lab facilities at IIITA.

IIITA has one of the best labs for fabrication. It is equipped with all the basic machines. The Phd. students and lab staff are very helpful, and will provide you all the necessary guidance. ALD (Atomic Layer Deposition) is installed in the lab. 

In IIITA, you’ll operate the lab machines by yourself. This includes washing used funnels, cleaning the oxidation chamber, and cleaning the sputtering machine after finishing your tasks. Mandatory lab timings are from 9am to 5 pm, but you can access the labs at any time. 

The professor in charge of the fabrication lab, Dr. B.R. Singh has 40+ years of experience in fabrication. Other than fabrication, all the softwares for Analog and Digital Design are available. The same are headed over by different faculty members. The field of NanoElectronics is headed by Dr. Sitangshu Bhattacharya.

If you are interested in M.Tech Microelectronics, I can assure you that IIIT Allahabad is the right place for you.

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Is CSAM at IIIT Delhi worth it?

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Akriti Banerjee Posted On : October 7th, 2023
lives in New Delhi

No, CSAM at IIIT Delhi is definitely not worth it. Here is a detailed review of the program as shared by a friend 

  • Branch Structure: In the first year, students are taught subjects the same as CSE, The course structure becomes challenging after the first year, There are 2 math courses added every semester. In the 4th semester complex subjects like Algorithm design, Abstract Algebra, Differential Equations, and an elective from Physics, Maths, Bio, etc. are included in the syllabus. No core CSE courses like DBMS, CO, or OS are even offered to CSAM students. Overall, there are 7 compulsory Math courses and 5 CS courses. So, out of 15 courses to be done in the last 2 years, 12 are compulsory. 2 are compulsory for everyone and CSAM students have only 1 slot.
  • Professors: Most professors are highly educated, and offer extremely challenging courses. Students aren’t asked basic questions or theorems taught in class. The grading scheme is also quite tough for these courses.
  • Placements: CSAM placements at IIIT Delhi depend more on individual profiles and skills than the college. Usually, companies dont prefer CSAM students over CSE because they are taught core courses like DBMS, OS, CO, etc. CSAM BTech placement percentage this year stood at 98.44%. 

All in all, the CSAM branch of IIIT Delhi isn't a good choice if you are primarily interested in placements. It is futile to study such high-level Math if only your knowledge of Data Structures, OS, DBMS, etc. will be considered during placements. CSAM should be considered only if you are interested in research in applied math.

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Why is BITS Pilani compared to IIT Guwahati if it seems to have a better faculty and an IIT tag?

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Bidita Ghose Posted On : May 5th, 2023
Lives in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

Here are a few points pertaining to the faculty of BITS Pilani.

  • The faculty pool is a mix of both good and bad professors but the quality of faculty is no less than IIT.
  • The BITS tag is more exclusive because there are only 3 campuses whereas IIT has 23 campuses. 
  • Also, Bitsat is more competitive than JEE Advanced, so the number of aspirants per seat is pretty high, thus increasing peer quality,
  • I have seen many examples of people who scored well in JEE Advanced but failed to get good marks in BITSAT.

Lastly, comparing engineering colleges is highly illogical as it is all a matter of your competence and not the institute you belong to.

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What are some helpful tips for students starting their first year at Asutosh College?

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Debojyoti Roy Posted On : October 19th, 2021
B.Sc Biochemistry, Asutosh College

My brother graduated from Asutosh College. Here are his insights.

  • You will get enough study leaves. Utilize them well. That way you will be able to enjoy your college life and also score decent marks in examinations.
  • The faculties are quite knowledgeable. You can reach out to them regarding any doubts. 
  • It is located at the heart of bustling southern Kolkata. You can get to the college via all sorts of public transport.
  • Contrary to the general misconception, there are regular classes. Make sure that you attend all your honors classes, they are very important.
  • The laboratories are well-equipped with good facilities. 
  • You will have access to three libraries, i.e. main library, departmental libraries, and the reading library in the annex building. 
  • Be prepared to stand in long queues, whether you are waiting for the examination forms or mark sheets.

Overall, the college will definitely help you grow. 

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How is NIT Rourkela for food processing engineering?

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Sudeeksha Verma Posted On : September 5th, 2023
B.Tech from National Institute of Technology, Rourkela (2020)

Food Processing and Engineering is an amazing field for students with a passion for food processing. NIT Rourkela has an excellent department in Food Processing and Engineering. This course mainly dealt with food mechanisms and maintaining quality

This field opens sufficient research and job opportunities, and this institute provides placement support with a decent salary package. Other than campus placement, you can also opt for IIM-A (ABM), XIMB (MBA), NIBM (Pune), or BITS Pilani. Some students prefer doing a PhD and MTech in NIFTEM as well.

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Is it possible to pursue C.A. along with B.Com. from Narsee Monjee College of commerce and economics?

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Epshita Roy Posted On : July 2nd, 2022
B.Com from Narsee Monjee College of Commerce And Economics

Yes, it is possible to prepare for CA, while pursuing a B.Com from Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics. Many do so. But you will have to manage attendance, lectures, presentation, projects, and exams along with CA preparation. Which won’t be a cakewalk. NM College has strict attendance rules.

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How is the MSc chemistry at the NIT Hamirpur?3

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Pari Tripathi Posted On : October 20th, 2023
Studied at National Institute of Technology, Hamirpur (2019)

Chemistry is the best department at NIT Hamirpur. They provide well-equipped labs, good infrastructure, and awesome campus life. The teachers are supportive and encourage students to express their viewpoints and engage in open discussion. You are also free to ask questions or express doubts. They will provide as much support for our growth. If you are a nature lover, then this campus is at your pace. So you can choose NIT Hamirpur without any hesitation.

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How is chemical engineering at NIT Hamirpur? Should I opt for it if I get it?

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Shivangi Verma Posted On : September 14th, 2023
B.Tech from National Institute of Technology, Hamirpur (2019)

NIT Hamirpur introduced Chemical Engineering in 2013. As a comparatively newer branch, its infrastructure is under development. The faculty is great. The teachers are supportive and possess good knowledge of their field. 

You’ll be marked leniently in your exams. The department is quite nurturing and offers a stress-free environment for its students. As far as placements are concerned, 71.70% students from Chemical Engineering were placed during 2022. 43 offers were received in total, and the highest salary was recorded at INR 10 LPA. So the placements are very decent. 

NIT Hamirpur has a beautiful campus, surrounded by mesmerizing natural beauty. You’ll really enjoy your time over there and gain a lifetime experience. 

If you have an interest in the field of Chemical Engineering, you can definitely consider NIT Hamirpur for your degree. 

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What are the various career paths available for law graduates from NLSIU, NALSAR, etc?

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Jyoti Kakkar Posted On : September 1st, 2021
Completed LLB in Bachelor of Law (LL.B) & Commercial Laws of India, Army Institute of Law in 2020

Law is a profession that promises a lot of versatility. According to some of my friends who opted for Law, you can pursue a number of avenues if you have a degree in law. Some of them include:

  • Judiciary: If you are interested in joining the judicial level then go for IJS. It conducts competitive exams, prelims, finals, interviews and also training. It is very similar to the IAS.
  • Teaching: Once you complete your Masters, you will have to crack the NET or the National Eligibility Test which is conducted by the UPSC and start working as an assistant professor in a government college or university. Some private institutes even accept candidates who have not cleared the NET.
  • General Counsel: You can also join a company and work as their in-house legal advisor. You will take care of compliance and be in charge of settling disputes faced by the company.
  • Law Firm: You can try being a legal associate with a law firm. The compensation you will receive is directly proportional to the reputation of the firm.
  • LPO: You can work as an associate of a firm that is involved in outsourcing and caters to high profile clients. This may also include contracts. This can get you international exposure.

Last but not the least; you can try your hand in litigation: This is the most traditional form of law practice. You will have to go to courts, interact with clients, address the jury and judges, etc. This will get you a lot of clout.

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What is the criteria for changing of branch in BIT MESRA after first year? Is it difficult or easy?

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Harpreet Saini Posted On : September 5th, 2023
Studied at Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra

The branch change policy solely relies on the CGPA. The candidate should have scored an 8.5 or higher in the semester. The CSE branch has tight competition, so seat vacancies are limited here. In such cases, you need to have a 9+ GPA to secure a seat at the CSE branch.

You need to be consistent in your studies to get an 8 or higher in your semesters. It is a bit challenging for a newcomer, as they need to adapt to the new environment by giving equal importance to their studies. So be persistent and attend all classes and labs; then you can easily change your branch 

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