Both Gargi and Shaheed Bhagat Singh are well-regarded colleges with equally good reputations. They are located in the same city and even their year of establishment is the same. The faculty pools are great. So choosing one over the now depends more on your preference. If you are serious about your academics and future you can go for the all-girls college, Gargi but if you want a more vibrant college experience, go for SBS.
As a whole, it can be said that Gargi has better placement opportunities while SBS has a tad bit better faculty pool.
Now the choice is yours!
According to the reviews online, Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce (SGGSCC) is a very well maintained institution. They have a proper infrastructure with a good faculty and student crowd. Shaheed Bhagat Singh College (SBSC) is also academically a good institute.
It is suggested that you do not go for Dyal Singh College (DSC) but opt for anyone among the other two mentioned.
Between SGGSCC and SBSC make your choice based on the location. If you belong to South Delhi, Noida or Gurgaon, then choose SBSC. If you are from any other part of Delhi choose SGGSCC.
If you are from an outstation choose SGGSCC as overall living cost in North Delhi is cheaper than South Delhi and you can also stay near North Campus which will help you interact with a much more diverse set of people.
I have a few friends from Rajasthan Technical University and according to them, it’s not likely that you will be able to get your original certificate directly from RTU Kota. It is supposed to be distributed by the college only.
So check with your college. If yours didn’t reach the college, then let them send a request to the RTU Kota office for the same and wait until then.
If it's urgent you can visit RTU Kota. Don’t forget to bring your original documents like provisional degree, consolidated marksheet, semester-wise marksheet, registration card, identity card, etc. You can also contact the number provided on the website. Although they hardly answer.
Here are some facts about life at JIPMER-
Overall, JIPMER will provide a rich environment for your professional growth. Apart from that, Pondicherry is a beautiful place which you should definitely visit upon joining this institute. Some of these experiences, I am sure, you won’t get at most other medical colleges.
To secure admission to top MBA institutes in India, you should aim for CAT percentiles from 85 onwards. Here's the order of the institutes you should target in descending order - IIM K with 97+ percentile, MDI with 96+, IMT Ghaziabad with 90+, SPJain with 85+, and NITIE with as high as possible sectional-wise.
Even though SPJain is a premier institute, it gives a call from the 85 percentile onward, since they focus on overall values that an individual possesses and want students with more values in them. They have 2 group interviews, so they follow a rejection procedure.
NITIE has a sectional cutoff, so it's advisable to have as high as possible sectional-wise, as many people with an overall CAT percentile in the range of 97-98 were not selected in either of their 2 programs(PGDM and PGDIESM) in 2016.
IIM K also has a sectional cutoff of 90+, so it's important to score well in each section.
It's worth noting that these institutes do not have a sectional cutoff, but it's always advisable to have a 90+ sectional percentile to be on the safer side. Aim for high percentile and sectional scores to improve your chances of securing a seat in these prestigious institutes.
Things to carry to BIT Mesra hostel as a freshman are as follows.
This was in the year 2014 when my cousin was a student there. Things might have changed for the better now.
All three insulations, AIIMS Patna, KGMC Lucknow, and Grant Medical College, Mumbai, are well-respected in the field of medicine and have a strong reputation for providing quality education and training to students pursuing an MBBS degree.
AIIMS Patna is known for its top-notch infrastructure and other campus facilities and good academics. It’s the most preferable AIIMS after Delhi. KGMC Lucknow is also a decent college though I am not aware of its infrastructure. GGMC Mumbai on the other hand is the best option of the three. Here is why
The above list is not exhaustive and there are many more points as to why GGMC is a better choice than AIIMS Patna and KGMC Lucknow. Ultimately, it’s your call to make. If you are after the AIIMS tag, go for AIIMS Patna but if you want to enjoy your life along with decent academics then JJ would be the best choice for you.
AILET is a tougher exam compared to CLAT. AILET is held by the National Law University of Delhi while the CLAT exam is for admission in NLUs, IP University, and many more.
Reasons:
AILET is a cut-throat examination and chances to get a seat in NLU Delhi is minimal. Around 17000 candidates apply for the exam for only 80 seats thus, the difficulty level gets higher every year.
In CLAT, almost 18 students compete for a seat whereas, in AILET, there are around 203 students competing for a seat in NLU, Delhi. Although the same students who apply for AILET also apply for CLAT, the competition to get admission in NLU Delhi is tough, since it is one of the top 5 National Law Universities in India.
Well, a precise answer cannot be possible, it totally depends on the cutoff and the branch. I have many friends who have successfully secured a seat at Manipal University. Check out the following insights on the cutoff and admissions.
Nonetheless, there is no fixed score to get you in, as it changes with every branch. With 95/200 marks it is recommended to try in Jaipur campus as it can be quite easier as compared to the main campus. Also, if you have no idea about which branch is best for you, then blindly go for CSE/IT because these branches have the maximum placement opportunities. In the end, you might get admission in some of the other subjects for even 11000 ranks but when it comes to placements, it might get troublesome.
GATE Cut off for any college depends on several factors like the branch, category, difficulty level of the question paper, and the number of seats.
The cut off varies year to year depending on these factors. You need to compare the difficulty levels of the question papers of previous years and their cut-offs to get an idea of what might be the cut off for this year. The cutoff for different branches at IIT BHU for the year 2018 is given below.
Department |
Specialization |
General |
OBC |
SC |
ST |
School of Biomedical Engineering |
Biomedical Engineering |
427 |
565 |
270 |
263 |
Material Science and Technology |
Material Science and Technology |
411 |
353 |
265 |
371 |
Electrical Engineering |
Electrical Engineering |
705 |
668 |
481 |
360 |
Electrical Engineering |
System Engineering |
705 |
568 |
405 |
273 |
Mining Engineering |
Mining Engineering |
292 |
500 |
321 |
205 |
School of Biochemical Engineering |
Biochemical Engineering |
537 |
424 |
270 |
|
Chemical Engineering and Technology |
Chemical Engineering |
462 |
444 |
366 |
207 |
Mechanical Engineering |
Mechanical Engineering |
754 |
732 |
484 |
529 |