Yes, not only this year but for the last 5-6 years, MIT Aeronautical Engineering has been facing a lot of trouble in general.

• The primary reason is that it is one of the university departments of Anna University.
• In India, there are fewer core companies, and they mostly visit the IITs and NITs.
• Most of the students are attending IITs and NITs, which also decreases the number of students getting admission in MIT.
• Exams are used by public sector companies such as DRDO and ISRO to hire employees, and students had to apply after completing their undergraduate degrees.
• The curriculum isn't very good, in comparison to other streams.
• Some businesses require specialization, so they opt for P.G.
• There was no proper guidance from the staff. This is a major issue in the department.

Anna University's core placements are declining at a faster rate, and this is not limited to the Aeronautical department. If your goal is to get a job, then it is suggested that you do not go for Aeronautical Engineering at MIT.

If you are looking for a diverse crowd, you will probably not find that at these colleges. At Nirma University, you will mostly see students coming from Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, and Uttar Pradesh in varying numbers. You will notice a similar situation for NLU Guwahati where most students Assamese and North Eastern in large numbers. 

The point is that you will not feel a sense of belonging here if you don’t belong to these majority groups. 

Nirma University - Winning Institute

• In terms of curriculum, exposure, and faculty, Nirma is definitely one of the top private colleges that will match with and perhaps even exceed NLUs many times.
• The institute is great when it comes to making connections and placements are good too. You will definitely be able to land a good law firm here. Some of these include Wadia, Gandhi, Amarchand, and Mindcrest. 
• NLU Guwahati also has similar placement statistics.

The following table shows the placement statistics for both law institutions:

It is important to keep in mind what you are looking for. Is it a good mooting platform or a good debating crowd? Are you also looking for placement opportunities or are you looking for people you will be able to get comfortable with? Will these people help you in the next five years of your life and beyond that?

Once you have the answers to these questions, you will definitely be able to make a choice. Choose wisely as you could have some of the best five years of your life depending on your decision.

The permanent campus of IIT Hyderabad has been designed in an innovative way and reflects modern infrastructure. Some buildings on the campus are still being constructed though the hostel blocks, the academic building, and the hostel mess have been functioning for the smooth operation of the institute.

IIT Hyderabad Campus Building 

A few buildings inside the campus are the girls’ hostel blocks, the academic building, and the mechanical engineering building.

The hostels are surrounded by lush greenery and the overall view is a treat to the eyes of the bordered. You can find permanent (tar) roads even inside the campus which is a rare case.

One of my friends goes to Narayana Business School Ahmedabad and he had a good experience at the institute.

After he has been part of the institute for over 8 months, he particularly says that it was one of his right decisions to enroll at Narayana Business Schools since it offers quality education, besides a top-notch faculty as well.

• The infrastructure of the college is great. There is a PDP room, AC classroom, Library, huge auditorium, amphitheater, computer lab, luggage lab, and many other facilities available on campus.
• The faculties are really helpful. One of the facilities that my friend found very helpful is their Mentor-Mentee program. Where you get to share your problem one-on-one with the faculty and get solutions.

Here are the placement particulars of the institute for the year 2020,

He also states that both his communication skills and leadership skills were equally enhanced after he opted to become part of Narayana Business School.

The life of a PG student at AIIMS Delhi is full of new learning and more exposure. Everything that you missed in your MBBS will be taught now and more importance is given to patient observation. 

• You will have to wake up quite early around 7:30-8:00 am.
• After grabbing a quick breakfast, you will have to run to the OPD and observe the patients along with consultants and faculties, till almost 2 pm. 
• If possible you can have a quick lunch and then proceed to the old cases that continue till 4 pm. 
• Once you are done with the old cases, you have to rush to your ward duty which continues till late at night 12 am.
• After this, you can come back to your hostel room and wait for the morning so that you can repeat the same cycle.
• Amidst this cycle, there are emergency calls from SRs, and faculty to observe some specific cases, surgeries, and procedures in OTs.

The second year witnesses a more emphasis on academics and students can be seen spending a major time in B.B . Dikshit library. You will be busy presenting your Journal and attending classes. 

The third year is even more hectic as you have to prepare for the final exams in addition to the already hectic hospital duties. Also, you will have to submit your thesis 6 months before passing out. 

So, the life of a PG student at AIIMS Delhi is extremely tiresome yet rewarding as you go through millions of emotions, manage, frustrate, and still enjoy the challenging environment.

College life at Thapar University is very vibrant and happening especially during the weekdays. The students are involved in a number of other activities apart from academics which improves the campus lids here. 

Weekdays

• Students wake up around 7 am and have breakfast.
• Classes are conducted from 8–5 PM for 3 days of week and 8–1 PM for 2 days. So, Thapar University has a 5-day working week.
• Post 5 pm, students can do whatever they want. Some go to the libraries while some play sports.
• Students also have to attend workshops conducted by societies and join one of their choice.
• The campus is always buzzing with some or other events. The technical and cultural societies organize a number of engaging events.
• Students return to their hostels by 9 pm and have dinner. 

It's very important to prioritize your activities here as you will always be busy with some other thing else your academics might be affected.

Weekends

• Weekends are for relaxation and most students can be seen making trips to Amritsar, Chandigarh, Shimla, etc.
• The Collegiate Clubs also organizes a number of trips. 
• Students who have their homes nearby, visit their families during weekends.
• Additionally, there will be some workshops, guest lectures, events, etc. that are conducted during weekends.

Overall, life at Thapar University is exciting and filled with amazing opportunities.