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What should I know about IMT and Ghaziabad before joining IMT Ghaziabad?

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Mridul Jain Posted On : March 19th, 2021
PGDM Finance from Institute of Management Technology, Ghaziabad (2018)

Discussed below are few important highlights about IMT Ghaziabad. 

  • The institute has a high student intake and in turn, there will be more competition among students.
  • Being a private college, there are no reservations for admission. The required cutoff for admission is also quite high. Almost all students will have a percentile of around 90-95%. 
  • IMT Ghaziabad offers excellent campus life. You can learn a lot from your peers. 
  • The institute places too much emphasis on committees and extra-curricular. Try to take it easy. 
  • This is probably the last time you are going to be in college. So, try to make more memories and make the most out of the experience. 

Good luck with your future.

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What would be my chances of getting NIT Trichy computer science if my total in the JEE Mains 2021 is 212?

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Satyaki Roy Posted On : September 15th, 2021
B.Tech Electrical Engineering ,National Institute of Technology,Rourkela (2020)

NIT Trichy is considered one of the best NITs, especially for computer science. The cutoff for the CSE branch at NIT Trichy closes around 634 for OS General and 4358 for HS General, according to 2020 trends. Considering your marks the expected rank will be around 3500. As per previous years, admission stats and cutoff getting CSE with 212 marks will be difficult. 

It also depends on factors like whether you are eligible for the home state advantage or not. Students also get an advantage based on their caste as a certain percentage of seats are kept reserved for them. If you belong to the SC, ST, or OBC category quota then you may get computer science. To be on the safer side a score of 280+ is sufficient to get computer science in NIT Trichy. 

With 212 marks you will definitely get a chance in CSE at comparatively newer NITs such as Durgapur, Jamshedpur, Patna etc.

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How is IIT Ropar?

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Devashish Khanna Posted On : August 2nd, 2023
Studied at Indian Institute of Technology Ropar (2020)

I am a student at IIT Ropar and thus I am qualified to answer this question-

  • Location- Ropar is just an hour’s drive from Chandigarh. It is well-connected to major cities like Jalandhar, Shimla, Delhi, and Chandigarh. The Tricity area is

quite developed and Mohali has its international airport. Ropar itself is a very calm and peaceful city. The campus is located at the foothills of Shivalik on the banks of the Sutlej River.

  • Academics- The academics at IIT Ropar is at par with the old IITs, but it has been designed by experts to lay greater emphasis on practical learning and labs than the old IITs. One of the major highlights of the IIT Ropar curriculum is the provision of allowing Minors, Honors or Concentration alongside the main B.Tech degree. This provision is not present in the old IITs. An example is that you can do a B.Tech in Mechanical with a Minor in CS.
  • Faculty- The faculty at IIT Ropar is well qualified and the selection procedure is at par with the old IITs. The professors are alums of IITs and other institutions in the US. The teacher-student ratio is 1:10, which is quite good. IIT Ropar organizes workshops, guest lectures by experienced professors from prestigious institutions.

In terms of research citations, IIT Ropar ranks higher than most IITs, including the old ones.

  • Placements- For 2023 B.Tech placements, the highest package stood at INR 55 LPA for CSE, 55 LPA for Electrical, and 42 LPA for Mechanical. Core companies visit less for placements in comparison to non core companies. Google, Amazon and Ericsson were the top recruiters for the 2023 B.Tech placements.
  • Campus and Student Life- IIT Ropar now has its own permanent campus with state-of-the-art infrastructure. The Lecture Halls, Hostels (both boys and girls), Dining Hall, Utility Block, and Sports fields are all newly built. The campus is beautiful and spread across 500 acres. Student life is eventful and there are numerous clubs and societies through which you can enhance your personality. 

I chose IIT Ropar Electrical branch over mediocre branches at old IITs and CSE at newer ones. I am quite happy with my decision and do not regret it in the least. 

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Why are you so pessimistic about Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow?

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Souvick Sengupta Posted On : May 11th, 2021
Jaipuria Institute of Management

I have a friend who is a Jaipur Institute of Management, Lucknow alumni. His experience at the institute was not that great. Here are a few things that he found bothersome.

  • Despite having a good faculty base, decent curriculum, and exposure Jaipur Institute of Management still is not counted among the tier 1 or tier 2 B-School. It still lacks reputation among students. 
  • There’s a lack of professionalism in the admission process. Admission interviews are done over Skype calls and even via Whatsapp. 
  • It is over 25 years old but still failed to create a reputation. They keep on increasing their fees but the placement statistics are somewhat stagnant with an average CTC of around 4-5 LPA.
  • The foundation of Jaipuria is not that strong as other B-Schools like IMS, JIMS, Jaypee, Apeejay, EMPI, etc.

Jaipuria Institute of Management’s brand name won’t do much for your resume as it is not that well-reputed. These are probably some of the reasons why some people are skeptical about Jaipuria.

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How do average middle class students who crack BITSAT manage to pay BITS Pilani's very large fee?

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Aditi Mukharjee Posted On : June 27th, 2023
studied at Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani

My cousin hailed from a middle-class family and cleared BITSAT in one go. His father somehow managed to pay the fees for the first semester.

After joining he approached the SBI stall and found out about the educational loans they were offering. Ever since then whenever he received a fee demand form, he submitted it to the bank that took care of his entire college fee including food and accommodation. He did not have to spend any money except for his personal expenses. The scholarships are given solely on the basis of merit here. 

However, BITS Pilani fees face a hike every year so I don’t think the ROI of non-CS branches is worth being considered by middle-class families. 

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Which one is better (this includes- placements, faculty, students, and course structures) for an MTech (ISM): IIITM Gwalior or IGDTUW?

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Dipankar Banerjee Posted On : August 24th, 2022
Studied at Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management, Gwalior

IIITM Gwalior is better for an MTech ISM. It has an active coding culture. Being an IT-oriented institute, it offers better technological exposure.  It has a good placement record. According to the highlights of IIITM Gwalior placements 2022, students received an average CTC of INR 16.85 LPA. The highest CTC offered was INR 59.27 LPA. 

IIITM G is lenient regarding attendance and academic schedule. So, it’s easier to follow interests outside the course-work. 

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What are some helpful tips for students starting their first year at MNNIT Allahabad?

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Shubham Saxena Posted On : April 29th, 2021
Studied Economics(Honours) from Delhi University (2019)

My elder brother is from MNNIT Allahabad so I am quite aware of its pros and cons. 

  • Never mess up your pointers. A 9+ pointer will help you get internships, jobs, and ahead in your career. Furthermore, a higher pointer indicates that you have studied that subject, which implies that your fundamental knowledge of the subject is solid.
  • Make personal notes on all subjects every year. Your exams will comprise the teachings in your class. It will also assist you in better understanding the subject.
  • Maintain a cordial relationship with all the professors, their help will be required in every step while in the college.
  • Improve your communication skills by learning English. It will assist you in obtaining a good job because every company values good communication skills.
  • Develop an area of interest, do some good projects under professors, and it will help you in the future with jobs and higher education.
  • By the end of the first year, make sure you find your goal in life. It can be GATE/IES or maybe CAT, core jobs/consulting jobs, higher studies, Civil Services, etc. Take a decision and be on your toes. Start working on it.

College is the best place to start building your career. You have plenty of time and opportunities to prepare for future challenges.

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How tough is it to pursue MBA from ISB Hyderabad?

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Akhil Gupta Posted On : March 24th, 2021
Studied at Indian School of Business (2019)

It all depends on your interest, passion, inclination and aptitude. If you are really into it, it’ll be a fun ride. Studying 32 subjects in 50 weeks successfully looks a tough task. You will certainly need a bit of multitasking to help you. Many students often struggle with this because they only lack multi-tasking.

Especially if you are coming from a non-engineering background you might need to put in some extra work to get used to the overall culture of doing more work in short deadlines. For someone looking from the outside, it sure looks a lot. 

Moreover, there is an endless competition among the students there to be on the top of various lists such as merit list, dean list, scholarship list to name a few. If you have been a topper throughout the academic year, it gets tougher for you since you compete with the best of the batch.

The entire overall experience at ISB will depend how much potential and patience you have within. If you have any previous professional/corporate experience before joining ISB, it will be quite an enjoyable journey for you. You should take this journey as a challenging learning curve of your life.

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I want to do an MA in English and have gotten in St joseph university, Bangalore. How is the university in terms of letting people live their lives, academics and placements?

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Pratik Parikh Posted On : July 12th, 2023
Lives in Bangalore

St Joseph’s College is widely known for its premium education, top-notch infrastructure, and dedicated faculty pool. It attracts the best crowd and has given birth to many successful people that have made huge contributions in diverse fields such as politics, business, government jobs, journalism, etc 

Here are a few highlights of the vibrant campus life here

  • The teachers are experts in their respective field, and focus on holistic development of the students and not only academics. 
  • There are more than 45 societies that promote career counseling or literary activities. These societies strongly focus on the personality development of the students.
  • The college enjoys a good location as it is situated in the heart of Bangalore city.
  • The infrastructure is state-of-the-art with fully air-conditioned and huge classrooms 
  • The cafe serves delicious food at low prices.
  • The college has its own gymnasium and other sports facilities like football, tennis, badminton, squash, table tennis, shooting, etc.
  • The exchange program provides a lot of exposure and experience to the students as you get to interact with a wide range of people and expand your knowledge base.
  • The excellent academics here prepares the students for competitive exams too.
  • As for the placements, students sit for placements from the 3rd year. Some major recruiters include ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, Deloitte, IBM, Dell, Google, JP Morgan, and many more. The packages vary from 50k - 11 according to the company. 

So it’s safe to say that St Joseph's College provides an excellent environment for the all-round development of an Individual by blending academics and extracurricular activities perfectly.

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Which has better placements IIT or IISc?

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Aditi Banerjee Posted On : May 4th, 2023
Lives in Bangalore

Both IISc and IITs have great differences because of their varied purposes for establishments. ITs were established to provide the finest technical manpower for building the nation. IISc on the other hand was established by private bodies to conduct core research with a focus on advancing the scientific capabilities of the country. IITs delivers education related to BTech courses whereas IISc only focuses on MS or M.Tech (graduate). Placements in IISc and IITs are equally good.

The dynamic research culture leaves no desire for placements and after the first year, many students completely focus on research. I have many friends who completed MS and Ph.D. from IISc, joined the Software industry at great positions but then left the industry in two years to continue pure research again. Apart from that placements are far better and for better positions in IISc.

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