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What is a sure-fire way to change a branch in IIT BHU?
One of my cousins studied at IIT BHU, so I might be able to help you with the question. Here I'm mentioning some major key pointers which you should follow.
- Attend the classes regularly and take class notes.
- Do not miss Mechanical Workshops, Engineering Drawing classes. ED classes are a bit challenging but you have to be there strictly on time.
- Drawing sheets would be submitted and graded on every turn. Try to keep your drawings tidy. You can of course take the help of your classmates.
- For semesters buy previous year's question papers. Practice solved examples of ND Bhatt's book.
- If you are kinda new to programming, do not panic and start early. Questions in the exam would be of a decent standard. Chemistry, Physics, etc are the easiest ones.
Recommended Booklist:
- Mathematics (Gorakh Prasad+Pondy Baba's Xerox)
- Thermodynamics (PKNag); Engineering Mechanics(Shames).
The curriculum has been updated. These pointers will surely help you to secure a higher GPA and may pave the way to branch change.
What is the first year syllabus at IIT BOMBAY?
IIT Bombay's syllabus for first-year students is almost the same for all departments. The syllabus covered in the First and the Second semesters is as follows
1st Semester:
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Topic |
Description |
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Calculus |
Much higher level calculus than what we study for JEE |
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Organic & Inorganic Chemistry |
A completely different approach to organic chemical reactions using Molecular Orbital Theory |
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Physical Chemistry |
The analysis of Hydrogen atom using Schrodinger's equation |
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Quantum Physics |
Mostly revolves around Quantum mechanical concepts |
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Engineering Drawing |
Monotonous |
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Computer Programming and Applications |
Introduction to C++ |
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Chemistry Lab |
Practical |
Second Semester
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Topic |
Description |
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Linear Algebra |
Very Sophisticated course on matrix algebra |
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Differential Calculus |
Various methods of solving differential equations |
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Biology |
Mostly about DNA science and tissue culture..some sort of physical biology also |
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Electrodynamics |
Very high level view of electricity and magnetism |
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Very high level view of electricity and magnetism |
Introduction to respective departments |
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Physics Lab |
Practical |
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Workshop Practices |
A small training course on workshop techniques like cutting wood, metal, welding etc |
How can we make IIITM Gwalior a better institute?
Improving any educational institute is a collaborative effort that requires input from students, faculty, staff, alumni, and other stakeholders. Here are some suggestions that could help make IIITM Gwalior a better institute:
- Enhance the quality of education: IIITM Gwalior should focus on delivering high-quality education and offer more opportunities for hands-on learning. The institute could explore partnerships with industry leaders to provide students with practical training and help them develop real-world skills.
- Encourage research and innovation: IIITM Gwalior should encourage students and faculty to engage in research and innovation. The institute could provide funding, equipment, and facilities for research and support collaboration with industry and academia.
- Build a vibrant campus culture: The institute should build a vibrant campus culture that fosters creativity, diversity, and inclusivity. This could be achieved through various cultural, social, and sporting events that bring students and faculty together.
- Improve infrastructure: The institute should invest in improving the infrastructure of the campus. This could include upgrading the library, classrooms, laboratories, and other facilities.
- Strengthen industry partnerships: IIITM Gwalior should strengthen its partnerships with industry and other educational institutions. This could help students gain exposure to different industries and career opportunities.
- Improve placement opportunities: The institute should work towards improving the placement opportunities for its students. This could include expanding the network of recruiters, providing career counseling services, and organizing skill-building workshops.
- Foster alumni engagement: IIITM Gwalior should foster alumni engagement and build a strong alumni network. This could help the institute gain valuable feedback and support from its alumni, who could also help in mentoring current students and promoting the institute.
Overall, improving IIITM Gwalior requires a collective effort from all stakeholders. By focusing on these areas, the institute can continue to provide high-quality education and build a reputation as a leading educational institution in India.
How good are the UIET Kurukshetra University placements?
One of my friends studied at UIET Kurukshetra University. According to him, it is a terrific institute that provides exceptional placement opportunities.
- The faculty here are highly experienced.
- Students of UIET are employed in the army, ISRO, BARC, and many PSUs.
- For CSE and ECE departments, the placement opportunities are offered to 50% of the batch. The major recruiter here is Infosys, offering an average package of 3.5 LPA.
- You can also try for off-campus recruitment or prepare for GATE.
- In the Biotech department, around 15% of the students receive placements in several startups. An average package of 3 LPA is offered.
If you are unable to get admissions in any of the IIT, NITs, IIITs, DTU, or in top private engineering colleges such as VIT, BITS then you may opt for UIET KUK without any further hesitation.
Which is currently the best medical college after AIIMS Delhi and CMC Vellore?
The criteria for the best college may vary from person to person depending on your hometown, your goals, and your interests. Rankings alone cannot define a college as best or worst. Rankings-wise, AIIMS Delhi is considered to be the best medical college in India. But logically speaking it isn’t a very good choice for a South Indian who would have to travel away from their homeland and work again as hard to secure a PG seat. For them, JIPMER is a much better choice with an internal PG quota advantage and proximity to home.
Moreover, if you are a North Indian, CMC Vellore isn’t a very good choice either as you will have to travel away from home, learn a new language, and establish bonds. So for them, MAMC or VMMC is a better option. So the best college actually depends on what you want to do after college. For instance, AIIMS Delhi is a great choice if you want to pursue the USMLE route. It will provide excellent exposure and opportunities to its students.
In my opinion, the best options after AIIMS and CMC Vellore are JIPMER>MAMC>Seth GS, Mumbai>AFMC. These colleges are considered among the top 5 in the country after AIIMS and CMC Vellore.
How is the Engineering Science course at IIT Hyderabad?
B.Tech in Engineering Sciences is a unique program that is being offered in India for the first time. Its uniqueness lies in the wide spectrum of specializations it offers enabling you to explore all your interests and options.
- Course Structure: The basic structure of the course comprises basic sciences like Maths, Physics, Chemistry, and different engineering disciplines including Computer Sciences, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, and Chemical Engineering in the initial years. After 2 years, you are left to choose a specialization of your choice.
- Suitability: This course is for those who are in a dilemma regarding the choice of branches but you are willing to explore various fields. It’s definitely worth the risk.
- Curriculum: The first year is similar to other branches. The second year comprises courses from all disciplines like data structures, electrical circuits, solid and fluid mechanics, digital signal processing, etc. The third year will require you to choose the specialization in which you will be doing your courses. It's better to sort your interest by the end of the second year as you will be required to make a project related to your specialization in the 4th year.
- Choice of Specialization: Students of this program are given complete freedom to choose their specialization and there aren’t any rules regarding the number of people opting for a branch, or a CGPA criteria to get into a branch.
- Campus Life: It’s important to know that your branch has zero relationships with the campus life you will be experiencing. Students of all specializations stay in the same place, enjoy the same facilities, living with the same people.
- Internships: Excellent internship opportunities are offered to the students of Engineering Science with some even interning at Amazon, ADP, Aerospace, IDRBT, ISI, etc. Basically, there are plentiful opportunities and your internships and placements depend on your efforts, projects, and academics.
- Degree: This program awards you a degree of B.Tech in Engineering Sciences with specialization in whichever field you choose.
Ultimately, the final decision rests with you!
What is the minimum pass marks in IGNOU for a BCom at A F?
The passing marks in IGNOU for any subject are as follows:
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Theory - 35 out of 100; 18 out of 50
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Assignments - more than 50% ( 50 out of 100)
If you get 35 marks in theory out of 100, this means you have passed in that particular subject and don't have to appear for exams again.
But if you score below 50 in assignments, then you have failed and will have to resubmit your assignments.
IES or ISRO: which is better for the ECE branch?
The winning institute cannot be unequivocally spotted here as the choice depends upon whether you want to land into a techno-managerial job or purely a technological job.
Here are the few listed points to study both the options:
Job Security: Both IES and ISRO are government jobs, hence the job security is implicit.
Job Reputation:
- ISRO is a reputed-job in India but IES is one of the most prestigious jobs in India.
- IES gets a chance to network with the bureaucrats of India.
- They are called "civil servants" of India. As they get promoted, there is a chance to be in a position that is on par with IAS.
Other Perks:
- IES gets a chance to travel within the various parts of the country for video conferences, while ISRO provides the opportunity to travel abroad for work.
- IES is a mix of management and technical jobs. You have to lead your subordinates along with working technically. IES can go for higher studies in management.
- In ISRO you will have a purely technical job. You can opt for it if you are interested in growth opportunities in the technical field of work. If you want to pursue higher studies in a technical field then you can also go for this job.
- In ISRO you will get to work with many talented people from India and abroad.
- You get a promotion based on time in IES, not based on performance like in ISRO.
- IES gets a chance to get transferred and work with different departments or ministries. While in ISRO, you will be constrained to a single department.
These are the perks of both jobs. To decide which is better for you, choose what is the line of work you want to join.
How is Jaipuria Institute of Management?
I know someone who attended Jaipur Institute of Management, here is his review.
Features of Institute:
- The faculty of the institute is helping and supporting the students in any way. They have vast knowledge about their specialization subjects. But the management is not perfect.
- The management of the institute is not that great.
- The infrastructure of the institute is decent. It has a Wi-Fi facility, fully-equipped conference halls or classrooms, auditorium, indoor and outdoor sports facilities, separate furnished hostels for men and women, etc.
- The administration is trying to improve the placement. In recent years, there has been an upward trend in the placement record.
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Average Package |
INR 6.75 LPA |
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Highest Domestic Package |
INR 19.10 LPA |
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Highest International Package |
INR 14.30 LPA |
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Top Recruiters |
HUL, Deloitte, ICICI, PhonePe, HCL, Bisleri, Berger, ITC, Bajaj Allianz, Dabur, Pepsico. |
The crowd at the Lucknow campus is better than the Noida campus because the students are trained to get better placements. But the Noida campus places more focus on concepts.
Overall, the institute has been growing over the years and has proved to have high potentials. Although, it is not yet amongst the best B-Schools in India.
Do people in AIIMS-D, JIPMER, AFMC, MAMC, VMMC, LHMC, and UCMS become egoistic?
Medical students from all these colleges are quite decent. They are normal people studying at reputed institutions. I have good friends in MAMC and LHMC.
It is in fact society that puts an extra burden on these people. They are expected to be social all the time. But this expectation is very unrealistic.
It is not right to put labels on these individuals. Their busy schedule should not be confused with egoistic behavior.
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