AIIMS Delhi is the dream college of many medical aspirants who tend to prepare for entrance well before the exam. Cracking the entrance is challenging as it’s one of the toughest medical exams so you need a well-made strategy that will help you sail through. Here are a few tips to consider 

• Make a well-structured timetable and set achievable goals.
• Limit your study material to NCERT and some reference books.
• Try to complete the syllabus within 3-4 months.
• Solve MCQs on a daily basis and analysis your strong and weak points in the same.
• Revise everything you have studied throughout the day by the end of the day.
• Focus more on the subjects you are weak at.
• Don’t underestimate any of the 3 subjects ms
• Go through the previous year's MCQs.
• Give mock tests frequently to analyze yourself
• Adopt an attitude full of positivity and patience to last longer.
• Take care of your physical and mental health and keep yourself surrounded by good company.

Lastly, stop focusing on the end result and just focus on your strategy. 

If you have an average rank but want to get a decent branch then DTU is the best option especially if you are looking forward to the excellent exposure offered in Delhi. A plethora of opportunities are available here and you can intern all through the year. 

Varanasi, Kharagpur, or Roorkee have very few startups and you won’t be gaining the kind of exposure you will be getting here. Additionally, you can avail the benefits of a metro city like better placement opportunities.

Another major reason why you should choose DTDU over IIT is the diversity of the alumni of DTU. You can find DTU alumni literally everywhere from government, PSUs, and startups to high posts in big private companies. Some go for IAS, and IES or are pursuing MBA or MS abroad. The alumni pool is therefore versatile so you can get inspired to pursue a variety of careers rather than restricting yourself to Engineering only. 

However, it’s important to note that the brand value of IITs, their global recognition, flexible curriculum, and excellent faculty pool can never be compared to DTU.

I think IIM Calcutta is not as recognized or talked about as IIMA or IIMB because it did not gain fame from Bollywood. Bollywood movies have been shot at IIMA and IIMB. So they are more talked about than IIMC. It has nothing to do with its own facilities. That being said, some amazing features of IIM Calcutta are

1. Top notch alumni base 

2. Beautiful campus: The campus of IIM Bangalore is not an average one. Its beautiful infrastructure and location give it a surreal ambiance.

3. Amazing Placements: IIM Calcutta is the best for finance placements. Reputed banks like Merrill, Credit Suisse, JP Morgan and Chase, Goldman Sachs prefer students of IIM Calcutta over IIMA and IIMB. For consulting IIM Calcutta has all the top 4 Mckinsey, Bain, BCG and AT Kearney.

So nothing about IIM Calcutta is less than other IIMs. It just lacks the general fame, not the works.

Not at all. IIFT Delhi is not equal to FMS. Despite sharing a geographical location, both institutes have established very different standards and are leaders in their respective fields.

FMS is known for its ROI because the total course fee is only INR 1.92 lakhs and the average placement is INR 26.20 lakhs per year. You won't have to worry about EMIs and will have more financial freedom after completing your MBA.

On the contrary, if you want to specialize in international business, IIFT is the place to be. FMS will give you a general management degree, and your electives will determine what you specialize in, whereas the entire IIFT program is geared toward International Business.  FMS lacks infrastructure, which is shared by all DU colleges. IIFT, on the other hand, has a superior infrastructure.

During the IIFT Delhi MBA IB placements 2022, the average package offered was INR 25.16 LPA. Previously, the average packages offered during the 2020 and 2021 IIFT Delhi MBA IB placements were INR 20.48 LPA and INR 21.08 LPA, respectively. As previously stated, FMS, Delhi has an average package of INR 26.20 LPA.

Finally, it comes down to your personal preferences and the institute(s) to which you were admitted. If given the opportunity, there is no reason not to attend either of these two institutions.

BHU and AMU are sister concerns. Both institutes carry forward the same legacy so I don’t think they are comparable. 

People usually want to believe that these biased universities will divide Hindus and Muslims and worsen their relations. But that’s not the case.

Both universities are loyal to their cause- Education. 

As an AMU student, my sister loves her university. She has never visited BHU but she is sure BHU students love their university equally as well. 

So I don’t think the two universities stand a chance of comparison when they both are equally good.

IIM Indore and IIM Kozhikode are often compared to each other. Both the institutes have their unique strengths and weaknesses. Here is a general comparison based on some parameters you would want to consider before choosing your college. Students must make a choice according to their preferences. 

Batch size - The batch size includes around 550 students which includes around 100 students from the Integrated Program in Management. The batch size of IIM Kozhikode is approximately 350 students.

Electives Offered 

City: IIM Indore has better connectivity in terms of transportation. Owing to close proximity to the industrial city of Pithampur, IIM Indore has frequent industry interaction sessions. IIM Kozhikode on the other hand, despite being home to natural beauty, is difficult to access for recruiters and visiting faculties. The city also lacks industrial development. 

Campus life: Apart from academics, students participate in various events, committees, industrial visits, and festivals throughout the program. The Rural Immersion Program at IIM Indore exposes students to life in rural Madhya Pradesh. The Himalayan Outbound Program is one of the unique features of this program. In IIM Kozhikode, students lead a hectic life always busy with something or the other be it academics, clubs, committees, events, and festivals throughout the year. 

Exchange Program:  IIM Indore gives students an opportunity to undertake full-time study for one or two semesters at any of its international partner institutes.IIMK offers exchange programs for students and faculty with their partner institutions.

Placements: The placement statistics are compared through the table below

 Remember that the quality of education should be consistent across all institutions. Keep in mind that the MBA program emphasizes teamwork and a unique approach to learning that may differ from traditional education.

• Consider the financial aspect of pursuing an MBA, as the return on investment (ROI) is crucial. If you plan to take out a loan to finance your education, keep in mind that a significant portion of your salary may go toward paying off your debt. Additionally, the average salary package may include variable pay, meaning you may receive less money than expected.

• Think about the turnaround time for completing your degree. Some institutions, such as GLIM, offer a one-year PGPM course, which means you can start earning and paying bills sooner than those who opt for a longer program. This can also give you a head start in terms of gaining work experience and building your bank balance.

• Consider the brand value of the institution you choose to attend. While brand value is important, particularly when seeking employment, it may not hold as much weight in the long term. Ultimately, your achievements and experience will be more important than where you earned your degree.

In the end, it's up to you to determine the best approach for your career. Keep in mind that the right balance of ROI, turnaround time, and brand value will depend on your personal circumstances. For example, if you have the financial means, ROI may not be a priority, while if you're just starting out, turnaround time may be more important than brand value.