There would have been no disagreement if it was stated that "excluding 1 college" DU's fee is considerably less after scrolling through the majority of the answers. On average, the North Campus colleges charge annual fees between 14 and 19 thousand a month, with the exception of St. Stephen's, which charges between 40 and 50 thousand a month. In contrast, this charge is considered too expensive for a college that is 90% or more government-funded. While a hostel student at Hindu or Miranda will need to budget 60–70k per year, attending Stephen's would cost you an astounding INR 1.4–1.6 lakhs per year (Note: it is called a residence, not a hostel in Stephen's).
This overpriced fee is exploitation, but once a student is enrolled in this college, they will actually understand the distinction between a residence and a hostel. However, the cost, which is practically online with a private college, is definitely unexpected.
The main cause of this is because the college only admits 300–400 students per academic year, totalling 1.2k students throughout all years and courses, hence the UGC funding to the college is proportionately lower. One can understand the kind of contrast it shows, both in fee collecting and the caliber of students, compared to other colleges with a crowd of 5–6k students.
Arihant publishes a book that contains the previous years’ questions of MU OET. Along with the previous year's questions, there are also some sample papers. You can follow this book for your preparation. It is quite helpful and offers insights into the examination pattern.
As MU OET is an online examination, the university doesn’t usually provide the question papers.
BITS Pilani does not release course-wise placement statistics so the information I have mentioned is not from official resources but from someone who was in the previous batch.
As per him, all ME CS students get placed and around 3 to 4 students with better CGPA are chosen to sit in PS -2. BITS Pilani placement takes place in 2 semesters. In the second placement semester, students get excellent internship offers on the basis of their CGPA. Top recruiters who recruit ME CS students are Qualcomm, Cisco, Mathworks, Microsoft, and Amazon.
Another friend who was in the 2020 batch claimed that almost 100% of the students were placed. The highest salary package offered was 50 LPA, while the average salary package offered was 20 LPA and the minimum salary package offered was 10 LPA. Top recruiter companies are Google, Amazon Sprinklr, Cisco, Samsung, Microsoft, and many others.
Overall, ME CS students need not worry about placements at all.
The fee structure of AIIMS Delhi is mentioned below in tabular format:
| Academic and other fees | Amount (in INR) | Hostel and other fees | Amount (in INR) |
| Registration fee | 25 | Hostel rent | 990 |
| Caution money | 100 | Gymkhana fee | 220 |
| Tuition fee | 1350 | Pot fund | 1320 |
| Laboratory fee | 90 | Electricity charges | 198 |
| Student union fee | 63 | Mess security | 500 |
| - | - | Hostel Security | 1000 |
| Total | 1628 | Total | 4228 |
| Grand total: INR 5856 | |||
In addition to the INR 5856 levied over the course of 5.5 years, the students also have to pay a mess fee of INR 10,000 every three months. Also optional is that. We have the option to avoid mess and prepare our own meals.
One of my friends studied at SIES College of Management. He said it is a deep-rooted institution situated in Mumbai. SIES till now is regarded as one of the best institutes in Mumbai and people always put their best on this B-school due to the following reasons: -
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Categories |
SIES College of Management Studies |
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Course Fee |
5.2 lakh |
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Highest CTC |
12.5 LPA |
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Average CTC |
6 LPA |
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Recruiting Companies |
Pepsico, HUL, TCS, Asian Paints, etc. |
The alumni network is well connected and therefore offers help to anyone who requires it. Each batch size has been kept to moderate which ensures all the students get focus and any problem can be solved easily. A good collection of books and sources have been an immense advantage to the students. It has large reports, data figures related to the main part of the industry.
VIT, SRM, Amity, Amrita, LPU, KIIT and MAHE are all good universities. As a BTech CSE Student at LPU, I can share a personal account. LPU has ranked amongst the Top 50 in the NIRF Engineering Rankings. The B.Tech CSE course is one of the top UG Engineering courses offered by LPU.
The course curriculum is updated and well-structured. It meets the global industrial needs, and is taught by a good faculty. The teaching staff is knowledgeable and guided us well. It competes with top Indian as well as International universities.
Apart from the above mentioned, some of the other points as a student of LPU, why BTech CSE is a good option here, are listed below.
| Parameter | Placement in 2023 | Placement in 2022 |
|---|---|---|
| Highest Salary Offered | INR 54.75 LPA | INR 62.72 LPA |
| Top Recruiting Companies | Amazon, Cognizant, Infosys, Adobe, Microsoft etc | Cognizant, Capgemini, L&T, Wipro, DXC Technologies etc |
| Total Recruiters | 1057 | 1050 |
The answer to this question is which exam is much tougher IBPS PO or IBPS SO, vary from candidate to candidate and even there are factors like competition, specialization and knowledge which decides the success in both exams. Any graduate candidate can apply for IBPS PO, but for IBPS SO a candidate needs to have specialization in particular fields for which they are applying.
There are a huge number of applications received every year for IBPS PO and generally a candidate is placed in fields like Planning, Credit, Operations,Administration etc after clearing IBPS Po. Whereas IBPS SO candidates after clearing the exams posted in specific fields like IT officer for IT Department, Agriculture Officer for Rural Department and vice versa.
The reason behind higher competition in IBPS PO is due to these reasons -
So both IBPS SO and IBPS PO are exams of the same level, the only difference is the candidate's interest in it. Full dedication, hard work, right guidance and better preparation can help candidates clear both the exams with ease be it IBPS PO or IBPS SO.
Admission to MBBS at CMC Vellore is solely based on the score obtained by the candidates in NEET UG. CMC Vellore has two quotas for MBBS admission namely Government Quota (50%) and Management Quota (50%).
CMC Vellore MBBS Management Quota
50% of the MBBS seats at CMC Vellore will be filled up by the management based on NEET UG scores under three broad categories:
CMC Vellore MBBS Government Quota
50% of the remaining MBBS seats will be filled by the State Government based on NEET UG scores in the given manner:
Candidates under both categories have to first register for CMC Vellore MBBS admissions on its official website during the stipulated registration period. Once the NEET Results are announced, the candidates have to sign in to the registration portal and submit their NEET roll number, score, and All India rank.
All the candidates applying for CMC Vellore MBBS have to then mandatorily apply for counseling by the Tamil Nadu Selection Committee, Directorate of Medical Education. Only those candidates whose names will appear in the seat allotment lists released by the selection committee will be offered admission to MBBS at CMC Vellore.
Yes, IGNOU is UGC approved, so masters degrees from IGNOU are acceptable for Ph.D. courses in top universities.
But to get admission you will have to meet the other eligibility criteria as well. The university will check your marks, rank, average, and age. As IGNOU is an open university, there is no age bar for learning any degree.
SOl DU’s first year exam of B.com isn't as tough as you might think. A few criteria for passing the first-semester exam are as follows:
To clear your first year, you need to score at least 33% in every subject, out of a total of 75 marks. Sounds doable, As long as you hit that 33% mark in each subject, you're on track to successfully move forward in your academic journey.
Now, let's talk about the "what if." If, unfortunately, you score below 33% in any one subject, don't worry too much. You won't have to repeat the entire year. Instead, you'll need to give an ER (Essential Repeat) the following year, which is your second year.
Here's the trick - try to aim for an ER in as few subjects as possible. If you have to give an ER for more than four subjects, then, yes, you'll have to repeat the entire year.
So, as you dive into your first year, remember that success is within your reach. Stay focused, study hard, and aim for those 33% scores.