If you are considering pursuing higher education in India, you may want to consider Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar (IITGN) for the following reasons: 

• IITGN is a centrally funded institute of national importance with a focus on research. This means that it is a highly respected institution that receives funding from the Indian government and has a strong emphasis on research in various fields.
• IITGN has been ranked #8 by the MHRD National Institute Ranking Framework, which is a prestigious ranking system that evaluates higher education institutions in India based on various parameters.
• IITGN has excellent infrastructure, which translates to a pleasant working and living environment for students. The campus is well-equipped with modern amenities, and the facilities are maintained to a high standard.
• IITGN has good (mostly young) faculty. The faculty members are highly qualified and experienced in their respective fields, and they are committed to providing quality education to their students.
• IITGN hosts several visiting professors from India and abroad to give a broader perspective of life to its students. This exposes students to a wide range of ideas and helps them develop a global outlook.
• Being a student at IITGN is indeed a wholesome experience. The institute offers a vibrant campus life with a range of extracurricular activities, clubs, and societies that cater to diverse interests. The institute also promotes a culture of inclusivity and encourages students to explore their passions and interests.

In summary, IITGN is a highly respected institution in India that offers quality education, excellent infrastructure, experienced faculty, and a vibrant campus life. If you are looking for a wholesome higher education experience, IITGN may be the perfect choice for you.

One of my friends was a student from an electronics engineering background who took Neuroscience for M.Phil. A lot of people have questioned his choice, but he said that it was a good decision and enjoyed learning about the course. Let me share his experience.

• He, including all other students, was posted in a new department every month. His first posting was in Human Genetics.
• They used to have a lecture series, starting with the History of Genetics, Basic Readings, Hot Research Topics, etc. This was followed by practicals with hands-on training.
• They attended all the seminars, journal club, viva, or thesis defenses happening in the department. 
• Towards the end of their one-month posting; they have to present a seminar, submit an assignment, and take an internal exam.
• They also interact with the Ph.D. students to get an overview of research carried out in each department. 
• The course was designed in such a way that full freedom is given to learning.

If you do not study and follow properly, it becomes difficult. He was content with his choice, stating that it is hard work that only matters. Except for the MD courses and nursing specialties all the courses here at NIMHANS are super specialties and research degrees (Ph.D./MPhil).

Both AIIMS and NIMHANS are excellent options for pursuing a PG in neurology. While choosing one between the two, you might want to consider the following simple differences 

• Courses: DM Neurology is offered at both AIIMS and NIMHANS. Both the colleges offer this course after PG in General Medicine for which you will have to pass the exams conducted by respective institutes.
• Courses after MBBS : NIMHANS offers a direct 5 years of DM neurology course after MBBS while AIIMS does not offer any direct DM neurology course after MBBS. So If you choose NIMHANS, you will not have to take an entrance exam for admission to DM after PG in general medicine. NIMHANS certainly gives a huge edge in this aspect.
• Practice: AIIMS has a huge patient load most of which is dealt with by senior citizens. So, you will not get much clinical exposure and will be entrusted with trivial tasks only. NIMHANS on the other hand is a national-level neuro institute where you will get to deal with all types of patients right from the first year. 
• Location: AIIMS Delhi has a clear advantage over NIKHANS in terms of location.

So choose wisely! 

KIIT is certainly one of the most highly-reputed colleges in Eastern India and its official rankings are a testament to the same. One of my friends was in a great dilemma and took Civil Engineering at KIIT during counseling but ended up getting admission somewhere else. Till the end, he wasn’t satisfied with the institute especially because of its increasing intake.  The high competition makes it impossible to get a good job and all the high fees you spend goes to waste. He knew KIIT offers a very dynamic college life which he will be missing out on if he doesn't take admission but the high strength dissuaded him.

That being said, you can choose among the following private engineering colleges which are well-known for their excellent education and placements.

• BITS Pilani
• BITS Hyderabad 
• BIT Mesra
• RVCE Bangalore
• VIT University
• Thapar University
• Manipal Institute of Technology 
• IIIT Hyderabad
• Dhirubhai Ambani IICT 
• MIT Pune

Hope this was helpful!

Yes, it is absolutely possible for someone to prepare for both AIIMS PG and NEET PG simultaneously. For that, there are a few points to consider which are stated below.

The following table states the recent seat count available from NEET PG and AIIMS PG.

Points to consider:

• AIIMS PG entrance takes place in November, whereas the NEET PG entrance is in January. So, it’s very natural to get tired after appearing in AIIMS if the candidate has high hopes for AIIMS. Therefore, it’s better to take a break for at least a week or until the result comes, after which the candidate is sure about whether to prepare for NEET PG or not.
• The syllabus and pattern for both AIIMS and NEET PG are the same. So, it will become easy for candidates to cover the entire course and practice accordingly.
• The syllabus should be covered subject-wise and as planned in one’s own strategy.
• After AIIMS is over, try to practice NEET PG mock tests in order to understand the pattern.
• You must focus more on the core knowledge and a brief overview of the updates would be enough.

Do not feel stressed if you haven’t cleared AIIMS PG. You can give your best shot in NEET in a month's time and full-focus can do well. Having a similar structure and syllabus, both exams have a common way of preparation which needs to be covered at an early stage and the advanced preparation following it. So, simultaneous preparation is always possible.