I am assuming that you wish to know if the crowd at MIT is friendly. As a middle class student, even I was afraid of being left out while joining MIT. I feared that the students might have hierarchies of sorts, based on wealth and social status. 

As an introvert, it was especially difficult for me to approach my batchmates. But the cultural diversity of my batch made me curious to know each one of the students. 

To overcome my hesitation, I decided to go and talk to my batchmates during breaks. I admit that it's quite nerve wracking to approach a stranger and talk to them.

I was pleasantly surprised that everyone was very sweet and welcoming. None was rude or arrogant, instead, they were as willing as me to drive the conversation ahead. This gave me so much confidence that I kept increasing my network beyond my batch. 

Earlier, I looked at people as mere strangers. Now I noticed how different each person was. Everyone had their own stories and passions. 

Through my experience I wanted to tell you that you’ll meet some amazing people at MIT. Manipal Institute of Technology offers great exposure and personality development to its students. You won’t find groupism based on wealth. So, irrespective of your background, you’ll have a good time over here.

A determined mindset and dedication are the keys here. It is not that easy to score a CGPA of 10, especially at an institute like BITS Pilani. You need to put in a lot more effort in the first semester. Here are some tips given below to score a good CGPA

Online Courses – It is better to seek the help of some online courses, which are way better than the outdated standards of BITS. Try to learn more specializations online

Research and Projects – Try to make a good impression with the scholars, choose the right mentor for your project, and get a paper published.

Personal Projects – Personal projects are beneficial and can be used to make your resume more attractive to companies that offer good packages.

Practical Knowledge -You can only widen your knowledge sphere through practicals, so try to get more practical knowledge based on your core course.

One lesser-known fact about IIM Calcutta is the unhygienic conditions caused by the dirty lakes surrounding it. Mostly this truth is underestimated. But the reality is the pictures of the lakes at IIM Calcutta are misleading. They are nothing near surreal or beautiful. If anything they are the brooding ground of mosquitoes. Snakes and other poisonous creatures are also present here. Anyone who comes in contact with its water is bound to get skin infection or other ailments.

These lakes have been used as a marketing element for IIM Calcutta and it’s shocking that people believe such lies. 

The life of a medical student at VMMC is very hectic and full of chaos. 

• It's one of the largest and oldest hospitals in India with Asia's largest OPD so you cannot ignore the heavy crowd during the day. However, after 4, the crowd subsides and you will see the campus is actually beautiful.
• Its central location has its pros and cons. You have many places to shop around and hang out with friends. But the flip side is it has less area for sports facilities although there are badminton and volleyball courts.
• There aren’t any strict attendance policies and the academic workload depends on you alone. Some prefer studying right before exams while some can be seen always engrossed in studies. 
• The college has very approachable and helpful professors.
• The Colleen promotes extracurriculars through cultural societies like Dance, Street play, Music, Fashion, etc. 
• The mess operates 24/7 and serves fresh and hygienic food. Girls’ mess is much better than boys.
• The seniors are very friendly and guide you throughout your first year. They give you books, and previous year's papers and also help you with every trivial matter.
• The college is ragging free. 

Overall, the college environment is peaceful with occasional fun activities. 

CMC Ludhiana is one of the top private medical colleges of the country well known for its excellent education and opportunities in the medical field. Here are a few highlights of the institute

• The learning experience is excellent in the first year and every teacher will motivate you for the better. They will cater to your doubts individually and conduct discussions along with regular weekly or monthly tests. By the third year, clinical subjects begin and professors become more busy. The written tests aren’t very regular in the last two years.
• Students are exposed to clinics from the second year onwards. They witness a huge patient load and get to see outpatient and inpatient management of patients across various clinical departments. 
• Here, students have foster families, that help maintain better relationships with faculty and peers. They are extremely approachable and make your college life better.
• The infrastructure needs to be worked upon. Some departments of the hospital are well equipped, but the classroom facilities aren’t at par with the best colleges. 
• The extracurricular culture is average and organizes an annual musical. Additionally, students get the opportunity to present their research at various conferences or go for an academic exchange through student organizations such as AMSA-India.
• CMC Ludhiana provides a tremendous opportunity for undergraduates to take part in huge research projects.

Overall, CMC Ludhiana is an excellent medical college with some of the best facilities and opportunities offered to its students.

NIT Patna 2023 placements are ongoing. 

As of now, 120+ recruiters have visited the campus for placements, and 609 students have received placements in total. The highest CTC offered is INR 52 LPA. The average CTC is INR 14 LPA and the lowest CTC is INR 7 LPA. ONGC, Bharat Electronics and Google are among the top recruiters for 2023 batch. 

The highest and median CTC for different Engineering branches are in this format-

Other top recruiters for NIT Patna 2023 placements include- Adobe, Amazon, Atlassian, Byju’s, Cashfree, CRED, Delhivery, Fastenal India, Fractal Analytics, IBM, etc.

Yes, pursuing a dual MSc BE in BITS Pilani is a very tough and tedious journey. One of my friends ended up going for a dual degree and considers it a complete waste of time. Here is a synopsis of the entire journey.

• First year: The first year is the deciding time for your BE degree so dualities have to work hard and score a high CGPA. 
• Second year: This year is relaxed as you will be taught only the courses from your first degree (MSc Degree).
• Third year: It's from this year that your dual degree flaws will start becoming prominent. While the single-degree students will be busy with humanities electives, you will be busy with compulsory discipline electives in both your degrees. This is also the year that will make you realize which degree you want to pursue professionally. However, by this time you will have 2 degrees to pursue so you won’t be able to give the degree you like enough time. 

• Fourth year: This year again is very challenging especially if you do PS for two semesters. You will have to study eight courses without any breaks. Because of this your other degree will suffer and result in poor CG. Your PS chances will be affected in turn that depends on your grades. 

• Fifth year: The fifth-year welcomes the most dreaded thesis. While your counterparts will have to do two discipline electives and another two humanities, you will be doing a 15 credits course alongside sitting for placements. According to the new rules, it is compulsory for students to do a thesis in one degree and PS in the other. Usually, students prefer doing PS in the degree of their choice so a thesis in the degree of not your choice is very difficult.

Overall, I feel that a dual degree is a waste of time and you should reconsider your decision if you are planning to get one.