PID does not provide an admit card but the candidates will receive Login Credentials to give their online DAT via Email/SMS/Call. The DAT shall be conducted on WAC (World Assessment Council ) online platform.

He/she will be required to fill the online application on the Parul University website. The application fee is Rs. 1000/- 

Fee has to be paid in online mode via credit card/debit card, and a printout should be taken for future reference.

Candidates will be called to email their portfolios, the second stage of DAT, on the basis of their obtained scores in DAT written exam (first stage). Then Personal Interview (Third Stage) shall be held.

A final list will be generated by PID on the basis of the sum total of the weighted scores secured by the candidate in each stage of the admissions process. 

Note that everything is conducted online.

CGC Landran is affiliated with IKGPTU and so, it follows the syllabus set by the university itself. During the first two semesters, students are taught applied science topics in subjects like Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry. Along with those, some basics of computers are also included in the syllabus. 

The subjects of CSE from the third semester onwards are stated below in the following tables.

The detailed mapping of subjects in CSE at CGC Landran is thus stated. Further information regarding topics in each subject can be seen from the official syllabus of IKGPTU.

Well, the student can visit the official website and get a look at the placement statistics.

With this, the student will understand that one of the third-year students from this institute got an internship in Cisco. This is more or less a dream for the students from the CS department. Besides, students here also have done an internship in different foreign countries.

From the above, the student may get an idea regarding the placement statistics. However, the best thing about this institute is that the companies that are visited here are mainly product-based companies, not service-based companies, but most of them are start-ups. So, if the students do not have an idea about the disparity of these, then it is better to go through the difference, and the student will understand why the placement statistics of this institute are just awesome.

The main consideration is that the companies that come here for recruitment are mostly start-ups.

Firstly every aspirant should understand the requirements of the exam. To crack the IES exam, you’ll need to be consistent, sincere, and hardworking. IES is very competitive. 

Pattern:

• The IES exam is conducted by UPSC and comprises 3 stages, Prelims, Mains, and Personality Test. Gain the understanding of each stage to plan your strategy.
• Prelims has General Studies comprising 200 marks and technical part comprising 300 marks of objective questions.
• The Mains portion has 300 marks of two subjective papers and the Personality Test (PT) has a weightage of 200 marks.

Study Source:

• Due to its competitive nature, you need to devise a detailed study plan. The first step is to identify a reliable and relevant study source for your preparation.
• Coaching becomes necessary. Without it difficulty arises. Made Easy coaching and material are sufficient and relevant to the exam.
• You can opt for classroom coaching or opt for a postal study course and enroll in test series.
• You can refer to standard textbooks if you have any doubts about particular subjects or topics. However, covering the whole syllabus is not advisable as it is very time-consuming.
• Previous year questions need to be practiced and solved at least twice as they’ll give you a clear idea.

Stage wise approach:

The exam comprises three stages, taking them down one by one is suggested. There is enough gap between the two stages and the preparation strategy varies for each stage. 

Prelims preparation:

Since the prelims syllabus is vast, students find it difficult to manage. The best way is to divide the syllabus into 4 to 5 sub-groups and finish them.

Mains preparation:

For mains, Time management is an important factor. Instead of going for the shortcuts, Refer to standard textbooks to get clarity on specific topics. Attend test series and give importance to the presentation.

Personality test:

This test focuses more on your personality traits than your technical abilities. Be calm and learn some basic definitions and laws which will be sufficient.

Finally prepare short notes and revise previous year's questions which will give you a clear idea. Instead of memorizing the formulas you can practice and apply them by solving questions. Make sure you give your 100% with a clear preparation strategy and you’ll achieve your goals.