No, VMMC MBBS students do not have secured seats for PG in VMMC. Here is how the internal quota of the university works
Once the students complete their UG course from their college, they're eligible for the internal quota of PG seats of their University and not the specific college. This means that the internal quota is for the university and not the college. In your case, the internal PG quota belongs to IPU and not VMMC. So, Students of all the colleges under IPU are eligible for IPU PG seats.
Earlier there was only VMMC (UG) under it, Mao PG seats were easily available in VMMC and RML, so the seats were kind of secured. But with more and more colleges under IPU, the PG quota of IPU too has lost much of its value.
So, the VMMC MBBS students don't have secured PG seats.
Despite being IIT Kanpur, a whole brand, many prefer SNU over it. There are multiple reasons why people would choose a private institute over a government-funded institute.
Being a new university, SNU cannot be found in the recent rankings but it soon will surpass other institutes.
For HR career aspirants, XLRI is unquestionably the best in Asia; for non-HR candidates, IIMC is by far the better option.
The Benefits of IIMC Over XLRI:
In comparison to XL, the IIM tag is more well-known outside of India.
A larger batch means a greater number of successful alumni worldwide.
It increases the number of marquee recruiters in finance, consulting, marketing, systems, and operations. The alum network is extremely strong in finance and consulting, including leading HR consulting firms.
After living in Jamshedpur for two years, one can appreciate it even more because it is located in one of the metros.
XLRI loses companies despite being a good BSchool because many marquee recruiters do not want to visit Jamshedpur, which is not well-connected.
In comparison to some B-schools, XLRI has a lower percentage of IIT/BITS students in its batch.
The Benefits of XLRI Over IIMC
A smaller batch size promotes better bonding among batchmates.
Gender diversity is astounding.
Because the majority of HR heads in respected companies attended XLRI, their placement can reach almost any company.
Because of the small batch size, even the worst performers (purely from a placement standpoint, not academically) get decent jobs, which is not possible at any of the top IIMs with larger batch sizes.
One of the world's largest private equity funds recruits one summer intern exclusively from XLRI every year in India, which could be a very important criterion if one has that kind of profile.
IIM Calcutta and XLRI share more cultural similarities than IIM C and IIM A or B.
One of my friends recently graduated from Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU). According to her, it is better to do anything rather than joining this institute. She mentioned some of the reasons that made her feel this way.
It is suggested that you do not opt for SPPU as they are highly unprofessional. They do not have a proper way to conduct classes, assemblies, extracurricular activities and get involved in everything half-heartedly. SPPU is a good example of how a university should be not.
Lucknow University is renowned to offer a bunch of different courses, within which B.Tech is a freshly inaugurated branch that started anew in the year 2017.
Moreover, only choose Lucknow University if you are devoid of any options. Other than that, there is absolutely no issue in joining Lucknow University.
My uncle is a faculty member at IIIT Hyderabad. He resides at the IIIT Hyderabad campus itself and his office is a 7 minute walk from his residence. This is a breakdown of his activities-
Thus, as a faculty member at IIIT Hyderabad, my uncle’s days are quite busy and productive.
I say LPU is a good choice for doing BBA because of the following reasons:
There is no option for direct admissions to join IET Lucknow. You will have to appear in the UPSEE entrance examination and after counseling, you may get into IET Lucknow if your rank is very good. Make sure you meet the eligibility criteria.
Cutoff by ranks for the general category for B. Tech (2020) –
Branch name | Cutoff Round |
Chemical Engineering | 1880 to 2352 |
Civil Engineering | 648 to 1585 |
Computer Science and Engineering | 44 to 175 |
Electrical Engineering | 407 to 1025 |
Electronics and Communication Engineering | 558 to 766 |
Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering | 1057 to 1609 |
Information Technology | 358 to 536 |
Mechanical Engineering | 619 to 1121 |
Prepare well for your entrance exams and perform well.
CSIR UGC NET exam for Life Sciences is a highly competitive exam that requires a comprehensive understanding of various topics in the field. It is difficult to pinpoint one specific topic as the most important for the exam, as the questions can come from a wide range of areas. However, here are some important topics to focus on while preparing for the CSIR UGC NET exam in Life Sciences:
It is important to have a thorough understanding of the concepts and principles related to these topics, as well as the ability to apply them to solve problems. Additionally, practicing past papers and mock tests can help you get a feel for the type of questions that are asked in the exam and improve your time management skills.
In all honesty, the answer to both these questions is No.
Initially, this setup was present in the main campus itself as School of Behavioral Studies. Later on, it was shifted to Dera Bassi as LMTSOM. The Patiala campus offers much more facilities and exposure to its students.
Moreover, the Patiala campus is located in the heart of Patiala city. On the other hand, the Dera Bassi campus is located in the middle of a village, that too in a secluded area. The fee structure is almost similar at both the campuses. It mainly depends on the course. Moreover, fee is not the primary concern in this case. There are other more important factors that you must not overlook.
Personally, I wouldn’t recommend the Dera Bassi campus of Thapar University.