One of my friends from NITIE mentions that for the mechanical engineering course under the general category, there are different requirements of GATE score by the college for the admission process. 

• For the general category, for any branch, the score of GATE is around 650. 
• There is no branch preference given over any other branches.
• There are different cut-offs for every year and it depends on a lot of factors. 
• The factors include the average GATE scores of the students, the total no of received applications, and many others. 
• The last and final selection depends on factors such as the 10th aggregate, 12th aggregate, graduation aggregate, GATE score, group discussion, and personal interview. 
• There are different weights for every factor and after all the calculations with their respective weights are done, the final list is prepared.

The GATE score is quite difficult to say as there can be even a waiting list if there is a requirement for the same. Therefore, if a person gets the required minimum GATE score and performs well in the GD and PI round. Then there is a possibility of getting the call as the shifting in the waiting list is not predictable.

A relative of mine used to be a student of BIT Mesra. She and a number of her peers have chosen Mr. Anup Kumar Keshri to be the best professor at BIT Mesra.

• Professor Keshri himself is an alumnus of BIT Mesra and he was a student of the Computer Science Branch. Despite being in the CS Department, Professor Keshri was impressed by Professor P.K. Choudhary who did not belong in the department. His teaching abilities caught the eyes of Professor Keshri.
• Professor P.K. Choudhary belonged to the Mechanical Department. He taught engineering drawing. 
• Even though Prof. Keshri was not a student of Mechanical Engineering, he did a paper on Professor Choudhary’s subject in 1996. 
• In addition to that, in spite of not being a student, Professor Keshri is sure that after some revision, he would be able to take classes in Mechanical Engineering.

He is thankful to Professor Choudhary for teaching him the ‘Language of Engineers’, on which Professor Keshri did the paper in 1996. He did not have to refer to any textbook for preparing himself for the paper. He wishes to be a teacher like Professor Choudhary.

 Whether pursuing MBA from Jaipuria Institute of Management Noida is worthwhile or not depends entirely on your individual circumstances and goals.

If you have scored well in any of the MBA entrance exams such as CAT, MAT, or XAT, you may consider exploring other top colleges that may offer better ROI. However, if your scores are average or below average, you may consider pursuing MBA from low budget college preferably from UP, where the fee structure is much lower than that of Jaipuria.

While Jaipuria offers good academics and placement records, getting placed in a good company can be challenging. It is advisable to contact a few seniors who are working or have worked in the same company before applying for the job.

In conclusion, if you are investing your money in your dream, you obviously want a return on investment. While Jaipuria Institute of Management Noida can help you build confidence, improve your public speaking skills, and meet intelligent people during guest talks, you may not get the return on investment you desire.

NALSAR is one of the premier institutions in the country when it comes to law courses. You will get a lot of opportunities after completing BA LLB (Hons). 

You can continue for further studies in law, or go into a research field. If you want a job then look for opportunities in MNCs, law firms, public sectors, banks. You can prepare for IAS or Judicial exams.

If you set your goals high and are willing to achieve everything that you desire, you will come across a lot of opportunities.

NITK Surathkal is one of the best colleges in India and the student life there is full of ups and downs. Some of my friends are studying at NITK, so I can describe the institute in detail.

Here are some experiences and facts about NITK: 

• The campus is lush green having its own beach and lighthouse, and the student life is good. There is a really loud bell on the campus that wakes everyone up, and even the dogs start growling. 
• You are probably going to wake up to its sound daily at 7:45 am. You will want to sleep a few more minutes but because 75% attendance is mandatory in college, you will wake up with weary eyes and rush to the washroom to brush your teeth.
• The clock keeps ticking and by the time you finish brushing, it's time for your first lecture of the day. So, you rush to the mess, trying to grab anything that you can, and head towards the lecture hall where you find that the class is already in progress. 
• After 5 pm you get to go back and do Homeworks. You meet your friends who hang out with you at the beach and by the time you come back, it's 7 pm.
• In your hostel, you finally relax, play CS go, a bit of gossip, and talk to seniors after which dinner follows. 
• You start your homework by 11, and it is going to take hours to write that. There are more guys in your situation so all of you decide to just copy from a friend's sheets and finish the work with full enthusiasm by 1 am, after which you finally sleep. 

This was a typical day that keeps on repeating itself as long as you're in college.