A friend of mine attended IIIT Allahabad and he shared a few anecdotes from his time there with me. His favorite teacher used to be Dr. Sanjai Singh. He used to teach many subjects from Optics to Digital Electronics to Quantum Mechanics. 

• His favorite topic was ‘Wave Theory’ which he intentionally used to mispronounce as ‘Babe Theory’. This used to be a laughing riot. 

• Out of 80 students, 7 chose Quantum Physics as their electives. He asked those students if they chose the subject on their own or it was imposed upon them. He also said, ‘They assigned this subject to me, but the syllabus is on MIT level. Let’s try and see if we can complete it.’ 
• For Digital Electronics he taught conversion from Binary to Decimal to Hexa for 3 weeks. And started a completely new topic afterward.
• He memorized the whole ASCII table and made everyone note it down from the blackboard by saying there will be questions in the examination from it. 

My friend was very fond of Dr. Singh and still reminisces about those days.

Both the campuses of XIMB have their advantages and disadvantages, but you don’t need to worry about the campus you are gonna get as both are part of the same family.

Hostel Rooms:

• Life at XIMB is pretty hectic. If you want to do well in your academics, you won’t be spending much time in your room. 
• However, the new campus has better rooms as compared to the old one. As the new campus was build later. 
• The rooms at the old campus are pretty good too. Besides, you will have so much on your plate that you will be staying out most of the time. 
• There is a night mess at the campus that stays open from 12-3 and most of the time it’s crowded. 

Internet:

Broadband service is pretty much good in the new campus, although the old campus still has the best broadband service compared to the new one. Fast services are not in much need as torrents do not work there.

If you have decided to study on either of the campuses, there is no need to withdraw because both campuses will give you equal life experiences and moments that you will cherish forever.

One of my friends studied at NIT Trichy. According to him, their coding culture is really good and consistent. Here are some things I got to know about while discussing:

• The best description of the coding culture of NIT Trichy is given by the Intranet app that can be accessible by all the NITians. 
• Then next comes the Spider R & D club. Through this club, you can share your knowledge on a common platform and form a community that can allow them to pursue various courses, blog hosting, and many other features. 
• The Delta Force is another club of developers and programmers who face new challenges every day that gives them a steep learning experience. 
• Many of the developers work on various real-time projects that are part of the department fests which gives them hands-on experience. 
• Also, there is a Robotics and machine intelligence group that is full of budding enthusiasts. They indulge themselves in various real-time projects to gain knowledge and experience. 

Last but not least we can say that the coding culture of NIT Trichy is extremely vast that can help students to develop their skills along with the various experiences.

No, any outsider cannot enter the campus of IIM Bangalore easily. There are certain restrictions that need to be followed inside the campus by everyone. The points below give a brief overview of the rules and regulations that are strictly followed inside the campus of IIM Bangalore.

• A student, a professor, or an alumnus can enter and leave the campus of IIM Bangalore freely. The only way an outsider can enter the campus is as an invited guest by some professor or student.
• During cultural events, fests, and seminars, the security at IIM Bangalore is relaxed compared to normal days. But, outsiders need at least valid proof of participation even during those days.
• There are students who get involved in activities like climbing the barbed fence to enter the campus, and eventually get punished if caught.
• Although the campus of IIM Bangalore is quite strict for outsiders, it should not affect the motivation of the student to be a part of the institute someday. Every student, who wants to seek motivation to visit the institute, should keep the above aspects in mind while making their visit.

These are some of the key highlights about the strictness of security inside the campus of IIM Bangalore, which is quite relaxed for students but difficult for strangers to pay a visit to.

Yes, you should definitely consider going here and it will be worth the loans and finances you invest into this college. One of my friends has taken admission in IFMR through an education loan. He says the institute is totally worth it. The amount you invest in your education will not only depend on the return on investment but also on growth opportunities.

• At IFMR, you will see a mix of extensive and rigorous study but great packages and good opportunities. 
• Once you enter the college, you will realize why the fees demanded from students are so high. 
• From my knowledge, the place is a nonprofit organization. This means, you will get what you pay. 
• It has great hostels, faculty, and a mess with all-around growth even if you are a lazy student.

Both placements and the packages offered here are very good. It has a 100% placement record since the college began 40+ years ago. In the 2020 placement drive, the highest CTC offered was INR 13.6 LPA with an average CTC of INR 9.37 LPA. Some of the top recruiters include JP Morgan and Chase, Deloitte, Cognizant, and HDFC Bank.

Now since you are specifically talking about a loan, let me assure you that you can come to IFMR without any hesitation. This college has excellent placements and growth opportunities in market-leading MNCs and you will definitely be able to cover your education loan. In the long run, you will able to make money hands over fists. Your return on investment will be good.

From what you can see above, the packages offered at IFMR match industry standards as well. Therefore, you clearly don’t have to worry. It is value for money and you can take an education loan without worries.

Aerospace Engineering covers mainly the construction, design, as well as maintenance aspects of aircraft, missiles, weapon systems, and spacecraft. Major focal points include fuel efficiency, flight safety, impact on the environment, and operating costs.

There are two major fields in aerospace engineering –

• Aeronautical Engineering - which relates to the air bound vehicles that operate within Earth’s Atmosphere
• And the second one is Astronautical Engineering - which relates to the vehicles that operate beyond Earth’s Atmosphere.

There are various colleges throughout the country offering Aerospace Engineering. However, a friend of mine recommended Chandigarh University Mohali as it is one of the best universities offering Aerospace Engineering in Northern India.

• The university offers a four-year course in Aerospace Engineering which includes teaching the students about various important aspects of the course, such as Aircraft Propulsion and Structure, Basics of Space Engineering, Aircraft dynamics and control, Aircraft Vehicle Design, Aerodynamics, and Avionics, etc. 
• Also, the placement record of Chandigarh University is quite good, as I have been told by some of my friends who have studied there.

Often the students are given tasks that include calculations of the project costs as well as time scales. They are made to work on developing new and innovative technologies and upgrade manuals. Students will have an option to select between the Testing or Maintenance side or Research and Development side based on the knowledge they have acquired in the course after Graduation.