This completely depends on your choice and preferences. The only thing you should take into account is how the course will benefit your career ahead.
This decision entirely depends on you. Choose which career path you want to avail yourself and work toward establishing it.
Yes, IIEST Shibpur is a residential institution. The campus has several hostels to accommodate its students, both boys, and girls. The hostels are equipped with basic facilities like study rooms, common rooms, mess, and sports facilities.
Here are some important details regarding the residential facilities at IIEST Shibpur:
Overall, the residential facilities at IIEST Shibpur are well-maintained and provide a comfortable living experience to the students. The residential setup also fosters a sense of community among the students and helps them focus on their studies without worrying about daily commuting.
IIEST Shibpur is better than BITS Sindri. Academics, placements, exposure, in terms of, all these factors it is well ahead. But you should give more priority to your choice of course while choosing one of these institutes.
Architecture and Metallurgy are two entirely separate branches. According to the recent highlights, BIT Sindri placements for Metallurgy are better. The highest and average CTC for the branch is INR 10.11 LPA and INR 4.76 LPA, respectively.
No. It is not mandatory. The college allows you to have full freedom on whether you want to live in the hotel or outside. If someone has a problem with hostel life he/she can stay outside. But if you do not take hostels for a year you are going to miss a lot of things in life.
The main crux of college life lies in a hostel and it is better to join the hostel for the first 2 years. Also, it is easier to maintain the 8–5 classes from hostels and after the whole day tiring classes you can hang with your friends, play on the two grounds or go to the gym.
Days are not much different at IIEST Shibpur as compared to any other college. Nevertheless, there is a cycle of life at the college, i.e. eat, attend Classes, sleep, repeat. There are also extracurricular activities like sports, various clubs, quizzes, music, etc. You can take part in any of these activities.
The experience of college life will be different for the Day scholar and hostellers. For Days scholars, college starts with the classes, then a break time which they usually while away, then on a certain day, they have clubs after classes. You will certainly not be bored. If you are planning on attending IIEST Shibpur, join a few clubs.
No, there isn't any written exam for Engineering Drawing at the end of the semester exam. Yet, there may be a class test. The number of questions may vary but the questions won't be difficult and the examination is usually three hours. There would be three questions, out of which the students are required to answer any two.
After the class test, you may have to perform a viva-voce. A very limited time will be given to you to roughly draw whatever the professors say but it all depends on the professors who take the class. There may be only a class test, or only a viva-voce, or maybe nothing at all.
The important thing is that you have to complete all the plates or at least try to finish 90% and all the home assignments. If the students do that then the class test will go well for you. The viva-voce doesn't hold many marks. Also, try to be present in every ED class. Otherwise, you may not be able to finish.
There’s no doubts about the fact that 5 years at IIITA is a smarter option compared to anything else. This is because of the simple calculation that you are going to study the same curriculum for 4 years BTech for 3 years. That is all about the core of CS and IT. One core and two electives are a part of the fourth year in a 4-year BTech program, which hardly makes any difference.
According to the experts, Robotics is the future of the IT industry and hence, finding yourself in the midst of such an academically enriching atmosphere which ensures a full time access to a premium robotics laboratory and esteemed faculty will certainly do good to you in more ways than you can ever imagine. That’s the kind of right exposure you are looking at.
Moreover, this department at IIIT Allahabad is being funded by MHRD, thus having a lot of helpful and positive influence from the big academic and administrative circles from all over the country. A number of international conferences sponsored by IEEE are held here regularly. A DST funded summer school of robotics is also a part of this institute. IIIT Allahabad is known to have multiple MOUs with various popular foreign universities and has extensive student exchange programs to give the best exposure of the industry and experts to its students.
For an MTech in Environmental Engineering, the best option will be to attempt GRE or IELTS and pursuing a Ph.D. abroad.
There are several research job opportunities for Environmental Engineering students in India but these jobs do not pay well. The reason behind this is the Govt. has not taken initiative to improve in this field. Which is not the case abroad.
If your only alternatives are institutes like NIT Durgapur, it will be better to go for IIEST Shibpur. Pursue a B.E. in Civil Engineering and after that do your MTech in Environmental Engineering. You will get way better research exposure at IIEST Shibpur.
Nowadays the colleges which are providing good campus placements with high salary packages are ranked higher than the colleges which are providing quality education. Colleges like VIT/BIT provide good campus placements but impose less focus on academics. They have hired placement officers who try to contact all types of recruiters through social network sites and then invite them for campus placements.
Colleges like IISC Bangalore are considered as the best institute of Engineering even better than top IITs, not because of campus placements or providing higher compensation. It earned that reputation by providing quality education.
Placements nowadays are purely based on good networking with big corporations and recruiters and making them happy. This can only be done by the placement cell of the colleges. However, IIEST Shibpur is an institution that still only relies upon the quality of education that is imparted to students.
Marketing has become an important aspect for the colleges. The colleges not only have to promote the college but they will have to market the students as well in order to get them good placements.
IIEST being a good quality institution has developed world leaders in engineering background. But it will also need to improve its marketing and networking strategies in order to provide better placements in the market. In the next 4 years competition will be fierce in the campus placements and the colleges will have to do the same in order to survive in the market.
Also, another fact that’s worth mentioning is that IIEST Shibpur is considered as an ‘Indian Institute’ and ‘Institute of National Importance’ now, for its contribution to the Engineering field of over 160 years. With this stature, placements are likely to improve as reputed IITs or NITs.
The internet speed of the Wi-Fi is pretty good at the hostels. The LAN connection goes into the Wi-Fi router, which is strategically located in the hostel campus.
So the Wi-Fi speed you will receive is really good at IIEST Shibpur. Being a student here, I can assure you that internet speed was never a major problem.