NMIMS is considered one of the best Private Universities (Deemed to be University) in India. The curriculum provided by NMIMS is exhaustive and requires students to invest a significant amount of time. However, this does not mean that NMIMS students cannot have fun. On the contrary, NMIMS offers a wide range of opportunities such as college tests, in-college clubs, and activities. Furthermore, a summer internship is compulsory for all students, which provides valuable experience and enhances the student's chances of securing a job.

The NMIMS curriculum is designed to include regular tests and presentations, which require students to work on projects outside of college hours. Attendance is a significant issue as students are required to maintain at least an 80% attendance to be allowed to take the exams.

Despite the workload, NMIMS has a sought-after student crowd and faculty in the country. If you are a hard-working person, you will undoubtedly have a great time studying at NMIMS. The workload varies depending on the level of degree you are pursuing. MBA students have to study more than undergraduate-level students.

In conclusion, if you are a hard-working person, NMIMS is an excellent fit for you.

If you are a student of Calicut University, you will have a lot of extracurricular activities to look forward to. The university has many student organizations and clubs and you have a lot to choose from. Some student organisations, clubs, and activities are listed below:

• National Service Scheme (NSS)

• National Cadet Crop (NCC)

• Sports activities like cycling, wrestling m, hockey, kabaddi, etc. The university conducts championship competitions between the colleges. These champions are made eligible for National Level Competitions.

• There is a championship in Yoga as well. This helps students establish stable mental health.

• Add on courses like coaching for civil service examinations, bank coaching tests, and so on.

These clubs and organisations help in improving academic performance. These are especially helpful for students who are weak in academics. They can score fairly well if they excel in sports or any other activities. 

Before I give you a picture of the ROI offered at IBS Hyderabad, let’s clear some misconceptions regarding what ROI is.

People usually calculate ROI by comparing the fees they have spent with the package they are offered during placements. For instance, if someone pays a fee of 16 Lakhs, they expect a package of nothing less than 10 Lakhs. And if they fail to get placed with such a package, they consider the ROI to be at fault. This in reality is the wrong way to comprehend the ROI. ROI is much more than the package you are offered. ROI includes almost everything you get from the college like

• A campus with world-class infrastructure and amenities like fitness, recreational, educational, and extracurricular
• Highly comfortable and clean hostel rooms that make your stay of 2 years a smooth one
• The best faculty pool that motivates and guides you throughout your college life and helps you find your right path
• The food at the mess that is healthy and tasty
• Other safety measures that ensure your stay at IBS a good one

Only after considering these points, is the final ROI in the form of placements taken into consideration. Now if you work hard and maintain the top position you are likely to get a good package ranging from 10-45 LPA. But this depends on how you have spent the 2 years and your commitment to the course.

So ultimately I will say yes, IBS Hyderabad is definitely worth joining considering its ROI.

IIM Ranchi has 9 clubs, 7 committees, and 2 independent student committees. Every club has 3 members and every Committee has 3 members except for the Academic Committee and Student Facilities Committee which have 4 members.

Clubs:

It conducts events and fests like Agon, Rush, and Radix. These clubs are responsible for organizing intra and inter-events. The 9 clubs are as follows

1. Conundrum: The Consulting Club brings consulting case studies and live project opportunities.
2. E- Cell: Entrepreneurship Cell: E-Cell is responsible for conducting entrepreneurship activities and live project opportunities.
3. Finance Club: This club conducts finance events and competitions.
4. HiRe: This HR club conducts competitions.
5. Marquess: It is the Marketing Club that conducts marketing events.
6. Sankriya: This is the Operations Club that conducts operations events and activities.
7. Literary Club: This club publishes magazines and conducts activities.
8. Samarpan: This is the Social Responsibility club that holds social events.
9. QR Code: This quiz club has been newly established. It conducts and promotes quizzing within the college and is about to launch a national level Quiz to be conducted by a renowned Quiz Master.

Committees:

They help in building relationships between the students and college authorities. This helps to improve the living conditions of the students and solve their general queries.

1. Academic Committee
2. Alumni and International Relations (AIR) Committee
3. Cultural Committee
4. Information Technology Committee
5. Media and Public Relations Cell
6. Sports Committee
7. Student Facilities Committee
8. Visual Branding and Content Body
9. Corporate Relations and Placement Committee.

Some of my friends studied at Shivaji University, so let me share their experiences, which might give you some options on what to do on the weekends.

• If you prefer spending time in and around the campus, late at night the student union organizes a weekly event that includes different themes from karaoke, art and crafts, games, and much more.
• You can also take part in sports events both by watching or participating in them.
• There are many temples to visit like the Mahalaxmi temple and Jyotiba temple situated on hills. 
• You can also visit Panhala fort which is nearby Kolhapur.
• If you do not prefer outings on the weekends, you can stay at your hostel and work on your communication and personality development skills. 
• You can start by solving Aptitude, mathematical and logical questions. 
• If you get tired you can relax and watch movies, roam around with your roommates or friends. 
• Also, try practicing meditation or yoga to maintain your concentration and health.

Therefore there are a lot of things you could do during the weekends, be it staying indoors or roaming outdoors, there is a scope to indulge in any extracurricular activities.

At IIM Rohtak, it’s the students that are the driving forces of the campus. They are the ones who initiate clubs and committees. Some famous clubs and committees of IIM Rohtak are

Entrepreneurship and Innovation Council: This council aims at creating a community that is self-reliant and instills an attitude of being a job creator instead of a job seeker. It holds talks, organizes meets, and launched its own website to do so.

Marketing club: This club is for the ones who are interested in the Marketing domain as it helps its members to gain experience in marketing-related roles. For this, it holds events like solving riddles to create marketing campaigns and creating sales pitches to solve case studies.

Finance and Investment Club: This club has its own monthly magazine Arbitrage. It helps the students display their knowledge through top articles that catch the attention of reputed B Schools and corporates.

Supply Chain and Operations Club: It recently conducted a webinar on Digital Supply Chain. It was delivered by Mr. Sandeep Chatterjee, CEO, of ISCEA India.

Analytics club: This club helps instill knowledge and skills related to programming. It also publishes a monthly magazine, “Analytica,” covering the latest news, quizzes, and articles related to analytics.

Human Resource Club: This club provides amazing experiences about HR work-life to students who are interested in this domain. For this, it conducts the HR of the year competition.

Some clubs related to the social development of students at IIM Rohtak are

1. Every Child In School Club
2. Social Development Club

Some clubs that promote exciting activities are

Sports Committee

• IT Committee
• Cultural Committee
• Public Relations Committee
• Economics Club
• Competition Cell
• Quiz club
• Oratory Club

It is the student-driven culture at IIM Rohtak that renders an ambiance favorable for clubs and committees.

From one of my friend’s experiences, I can say that you will have a seminar in an auditorium after which you are allowed to go home, as from the following day your regular classes will start.

On the first day seniors will guide you to join societies or clubs where your interests lie. 

It is suggested that you go to college early on the first day and ask every representative of the clubs about them and then decide which to take part in.

Joining clubs will also help make more connections and give you enough exposure. 

On the opening day generally the principal meets all the students in a group, gathering in the college and familiarizes them with the rules and regulations, and gives instructions. You will be allocated to your classes and will get to meet the HoD of every department.