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What is the salary range for an MTech graduate in mechanical engineering from IIT Bombay?
The salary of an MTech graduate in Mechanical Engineering from IIT Bombay varies from branch to branch.
- Mechanical Designers get more salary ranging from 5 to 12 lakh than others some even get around 20 LPA.
- Thermal Engineering students get slightly lower packages than design students
- Manufacturing Engineering students get salaries of around 4 Lakhs to 8 Lakhs
MTech students are usually hired by core companies that gain less profit than Software Companies and hence end up with lower packages than BTech students. Moreover, companies are aware that BTech students are all-rounders and thus prefer them to MTech students. However, the promotion of MTech students is faster than that of BTech students.
What is the benefit of doing a part time MTech from IIT Delhi?
The course structure is very similar to that of the full-time course with very few exceptions like
- Less courses per semester but longer duration
- No hostel facilities provided
- Not allowed to sit for general placements
Apart from these, both part-timers and full-timers can access the same lab facilities, attend the same classes and sit for the same exams and are also evaluated together.
How is Lloyd Law College for a law degree? Where does it stand in ranking, placement and recognition?
For a law degree, Lloyd Law College is an average college. There are various reasons as to why Lloyd is not treated as a good college-
- The faculty members are not treated properly and do not pay them below the UGC norms.
- NLU teachers were previously teaching here but they have left the college. Their concerns were not looked after properly.
- You will hardly find any research paper writing or moot activity happening on the campus.
- There are no criteria for attendance and anyone can sit for exams. This creates very poor competition among the students.
- The fee structure does not match with the quality of education and facilities available here at Lloyd Law College. It is not worth it.
It would be a better option if you have a good score in CLAT, then you should opt for NLU.
Which hostel does the IPM girls in IIM Indore stay?
I have a few friends from IIM Indore and I learned about the hostel accommodation, on-campus through them.
As mentioned by my friends, the girls from their first three IPM years are given to stay at a recently established Student Residence 10, also known as SR - 16. It is in front of the cricket stadium.
On the other hand, the girls from both IPM fourth and fifth years stay with the PGPs in the SR 11 - 14. The hostel is adjacent to the SR - 18, i.e. the IPM Boys Hostel.
My waitlist number for SCMS Pune is 69. What are the chances of getting final admission?
If your waiting list number lies within the first 100 then you have more chances to get into that. Most of the students that get into the first list have a waiting list number below 100.
I have a friend who is an alumnus of SCMS, Pune and she had many classmates who got admission through the 2nd and 3rd list. Most of them had a rank within 150.
Every year SCMS usually publishes a 2nd and 3rd list. Usually, the 2nd and 3rd waiting list comes out by 10 days or a week after the fee payment is done by the first waiting list candidates.
According to the current cutoff trends, you have a good rank and a valid chance to secure admission at SCMS.
Which college should I choose between SIMS Pune and SIIB Pune where both are old and the same placements and SIMS fee is low but SIIB peer quality is good?
SIIB is the third rank college in SNAP and has a high cutoff around 98 percentile. Since SIMS admits mostly students from defense backgrounds so the quality of peer of SIIB, is comparatively better.
There’s also another parameter that you should consider while choosing the right institute for your MBA, i.e. specialization.
- For Marketing and Finance, go for SIIB Pune. It is definitely a better choice, with more companies on campus as compared to SIMS.
- If you are interested in Operation/SCM or HR go for SIMS. It has a large batch size for HR and Operations that ensures better placement opportunities and peer learning.
Another factor that is crucial for choosing a management institute is ROI. SIIB offers a poor Return On Investment if you don't get the top jobs. However, recently SIIB is seeing very good placements. SIIB is better in long term.
I am getting ECE in MAIT. What is the process to upgrade my seat to CSE in MSIT or MAIT?
Congratulations on your admission to our prestigious institution. If you're aspiring to switch to your preferred branch, then you need to follow a few steps. They are as follows
Effort and Excellence: All you need to do initially is put in your best effort during your 1st semester. Aim for a score of 80 or higher.
Branch Upgrade Application: When the time comes, usually after your 2nd-semester exams, the university will release branch change application forms. It's a straightforward process. Simply fill out the form and submit it to your college administration
Publishing the list of eligible candidates: After you've submitted your application, take a breath, and wait for a while, usually about a week. During this time, the university will publish a list of students who applied for branch upgrades. Make sure to check if your name is on that list.
The Transformation: Shortly after, you'll receive another list, which will contain information about whose branch upgrades have been approved. This is the moment you've been working hard for.
Meeting the Dean: Once you see your name on the list, it's time to visit the dean of your college. They will guide you through the remaining formalities and ensure your smooth transition to your dream branch.
In conclusion, branch sliding is all about your dedication and hard work. You have to gain the ability to achieve that 80+ score in your 1st semester and make that branch sliding a reality.
What is your review of Osmania Medical College?
Here are a few pros and cons of the Osmania Medical College that will give you a detailed review of the college
Pros
- The college has produced highly successful doctors who are currently working in top positions in reputed hospitals like the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio and AIIMS New Delhi.
- Osmania has around 10 attached hospitals. So, the patient flow is huge and diverse. There is a hospital for every subject you study in the Final year.
- OSMECON and College Fest are the 2 major events of this college that help students explore their interests apart from medicine.
- Osmania has some very amazing professors. One such Physiology professor established the Electrophysiology lab, the first such lab in the entire state.
- Internships in Osmania General Hospital are a very rare experience because if you can take care of patients in the most resource-scarce hospitals such as Osmania, you can help patients anywhere on the globe.
Cons
- Osmania lacks funding to a great extent so is behind research work in comparison to other medical colleges.
- The old building of Osmania General Hospital is in ruins.
- No national and international conferences, seminars, or meetings are held to improve its global image.
- The hostel facilities are pathetic and the mess food is not edible.
- The campus area has been reduced due to Metro rail expansion.
Hope this helps you!
What is your review of Sikkim Manipal University?
I have a few friends from Sikkim Manipal University and according to them, it is not a great place for innovative ideas and opportunities. It is a good option if you just want a degree. Here are some of the perks of joining the institute.
- There are over 15 clubs at SMIT. The club culture is quite good at the institute. If you want you can start your own club too.
- It has a great geographic landscape. There are awesome places that you can visit.
- It helps in the all-round development of students.
Overall SMIT is not a bad option for distance learning.
Can an introvert survive at BITS Pilani?
Being an introvert has nothing to do with your studies, and let me tell you, a lot of the students from top-tier colleges are introverts.
You can focus on developing your English, but as far as practical schools and placements are concerned, this will help you. You can talk to your batch mates in Hindi as well but for your academic and career growth, knowing English is paramount.
A few people in my batch were introverts and shy and did not speak English but over the course of a few months, they have changed with the way they behave, languages they speak as well as their looks.
If you are willing to adapt to your environment, you will definitely be able to survive and finally, your overall success will depend on your hard work.
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