Yes, a degree from DU SOL is most certainly valuable. But it is recommended to pursue some other specialized course, as an SOL degree might put you in a difficult position while seeking job opportunities.
It is suitable for those who cannot attend classes due to their time invested in some other program. If you are too in such a position then it would be like a cherry on the cake.
You would most definitely be able to secure a job with SOL degree but preparing for other competitive exams, establishing a business, or practicing a professional course would turn out as a huge advantage, giving you an edge over other aspirants.
I have written about the interview experience of my sister who appeared for the same last year.
She reached the venue and had registration and a brief introduction about IMI by a Sir.
After the introduction, the candidates were allotted a topic for WAT. She got the ‘current USP of the market: offers more for less'. She wrote well including points related to competition, and technology reach, and gave examples of Reliance Jio.
Next, they had document verification and were given the serial number for the interview. She was ushered into a room with 2 panelists, a lady and a man in their 50s. The panelists seemed friendly and asked her what the other candidates told her about them. After a friendly exchange, they enquired about her work. She was also asked to justify her low marks in class 12 to which she confidently replied that she was busy preparing for IIT JEE. They asked her about the things she liked to do in her leisure time and her passions. When she told them that one of them was cycling, they asked her about the biggest Cycle race. They asked a few more questions related to cycling to which she had nearly no answers.
The topic soon switched to pities and they asked her about Maharashtra and Delhi CM and the controversies related to the Delhi CM. This too could not be answered by her.
They further asked her about her home state and related questions. Her extempore topic was ‘What Narendra Modi can do to stop engineers going for MBA to support his Make in India.’ She spoke about how investments can be made from foreign investors and the process of initiating a startup should become easier to promote entrepreneurship.
Lastly, she was asked about the other offers she had and if she was considering them or not and why so. She ended the interview by stating viable reasons as to why she was determined to join IMI Delhi only.
My brother is in IIM Calcutta and over the period of 2 years he has studied many valuable courses. But 3 of them top the list of his favorites.
Statistics for Management: Taught by Prof. Rahul Mukerjee, this course is a mandatory Term-I course. More than the subject itself it’s the professor that makes it an amazing experience. He is the recipient of many national awards and has taught all over the world at reputed universities like Harvard.
Options, Futures and Derivatives: IIM Calcutta is without a doubt the finance campus of India. The finance faculty is the best you can get and this course does justice to finance completely. It’s quite a tough subject based on derivatives and technical finance. But for a true finance lover, it’s the best. It is taught by Prof. Binay Bhushan Chakrabarti (BBC) who was the Gold Medalist of the Batch of 1980 from IIM Calcutta.
Management of Self: Another eye-catching course at IIM Calcutta is Management of Self taught by Prof. Leena Chatterjee. She is a motherly figure in college. This is the only course here that teaches you about nothing but your own self. It’s a sort of personality grooming course that requires you to take a few personality tests and write an autobiography. This course helps you get more familiar with yourself and overcome internal struggles. It’s a Term-V elective course.
Although all courses offered at IIM Calcutta have their own benefits, these 3 are among the best maybe because of the respective professors.
Here is a step-by-step procedure you should follow to reach Lioyd Law College from Yamuna Bank Metro Station.
Overall, this entire journey from Yamuna Bank might take you around 1 to possibly 1.5 hours to finally reach Lloyd Law College.
I assume you are asking about the culture of IIM Ahmedabad hostels, and not their aesthetics.
The hostels at IIMA are excellent and filled with all the necessary facilities. They are referred to as dorms and not hostels, and 25-30 students live in each one of them. Dorm mates are very supportive towards each other.
They wake each other up for classes, help each other in preparing for quizzes, and genuinely care for each other. It feels relaxing to return back to the dorms after tiring classroom hours. Chatting and gossiping with dorm mates is always fun.
The hostel culture of IIMA is very warm, welcoming and friendly. The time spent over there is truly memorable.
The schedule is quite busy, especially for final year cadets. But if you learn time management during your faccha term, you’ll manage everything with grace.
All the batches have two theory classes from 8 AM to 10:30 AM, followed by clinics ( during the first year, you’ll have practicals instead). 10:30 AM -11:00 AM is break time. Clinical Postings take place between 11 to 12:50 PM. You will have to reach the Command Hospital (CH) for clinical postings.
After Lunch, you’ll have DH/practicals/tutorials between 2-4 pm. You’ll get free by 4 pm. But on Wednesdays and Saturdays, no academic sessions are held post lunch. Between 5 - 8 PM, you can go swimming, to the gym, to the library, etc. During the final year, you’ll have evening clinics between 6-8 PM. You can visit the reading room to study at night. On Fridays, you’ll get to watch a movie in the Dhanvantari Auditorium.
This is the basic routine of a cadet at AFMC Pune. Also, there is a requirement of 75%+ attendance in theory classes, and 80%+ attendance in clinical postings.
Yes, BITS Pilani has plentiful internship opportunities for its students. The Practice School program of BITS Pilani offers the students a summer internship after 2nd year as a part of the curriculum and also a 6 months internship in the final year. For dual-degree students, the duration of the internship is 12 months.
BITS Pilani has ties with top companies like Apple, Amazon, Nutanix, Goldman Sachs, Texas Instruments, Adobe, American Express, etc. The stipend received by the students is in the range of 45000 to 1 lac rupee per month. Additionally, the students gain enough exposure and experience to kick-start a healthy career.
Students that are inclined towards research and want to pursue higher education are provided with a 6 months thesis in the final year instead of practice school. Students get offers from top foreign and Indian universities like MIT, USA, UIUC, CMU, INRIA, NTU and NUS Singapore, Harvard, ETH Zurich, EPFL, etc. to do their thesis.
Additionally, some students apply off-campus to various companies and research internships like DAAD, MITACS, Charpak, etc in the 3rd year.
In all, a plethora of internship opportunities are provided to BITSians and it’s up to you to make the most out of them.
VNIT Nagpur is a well known engineering college of India, with good infrastructure and placements. The Computer Science department is one of the best in the college.
The placements are good, but it mostly depends on your skillset. The highest package goes beyond 16 LPA. Most of the faculty members are Phd. holders, and have studied from prestigious institutes like University of Baltimore and University of Missouri. Having had a rich academic background, the teachers will offer you with valuable insights on this field. The average package touches 7 LPA and beyond, and companies like Morgan Stanley and Ittiam Systems hire students from the CSE department.
Overall, CSE in VNIT Nagpur is a good option.
My friend recently graduated from NIT Jaipur with a B.tech degree in CSE. She shared her detailed review which I have mentioned below
The college will offer a plethora of opportunities and exposure so is a decent option for CS.
Amity University Noida has a disciplined campus. The classrooms are air-conditioned and designed in amphitheater-style. The library is equipped with over 1 lakh books, periodicals, national and international journals. There are also hi-tech labs where students can apply their theoretical knowledge learned in the classes. The class composition is around 100. The college has a pretty strict attendance policy.
Amity University is more expensive than other public universities. The fee ranges from 15,000 to 17,000 and varies depending on the student’s subject preference, living cost (hostel or pg), food, transportation, etc. The campus is over 1000 acres and offers a good academic environment.
Amity University Noida also has residential accommodation called Amity Residences. There are facilities for both boys and girls separately. The campus is interconnected with a highly secured virtual private network.