Yes, there is a proper dress code for first-year M.B.B.S. students at PGIMS Rohtak. A typical boys' uniform at the institute included

1. Black polished Action School
2. Shoes and white socks
3. White Trousers in Summer and Grey in Winter (loose)
4. White plain shirt 
5. Maroon tie with PGIMS logo
6. Knee-length apron with full sleeves, name, course, roll number, batch with two hand pockets and one upper pocket with PGIMS logo

Here is what the uniform looks like

Additionally, students are expected to have a clean-shaved face and short hair. 

Presidency college is a really good college. They offer both theoretical and practical learning. 

• The college is recognised by the UGC and also a member of the Association of Indian Universities (AIU).
• They offer courses like: BCA, B.Com, BA, BBA, M.Com and also MBA programs.
• They have a 100 % placement record.
• The institute has international tie-ups also.
• The faculty members are also good, cooperative, and well experienced.
• The institute flaunts their good infrastructure and updated modern facilities, provided in the labs and classrooms.
• More than 20 companies take part in their placement program. 
• These include reputed companies like: TCS, TVS, Mindtree, Vedanta, HDFC, Kotak, etc.

Overall, Presidency College in Bangalore is really good and studying here will definitely be beneficial for your career.

My uncle is a faculty member at IIIT Hyderabad. He resides at the IIIT Hyderabad campus itself and his office is a 7 minute walk from his residence. This is a breakdown of his activities-

1. He reaches the office at around 10 am if he has no class for the day. On days that he does have a class, he prefers to prepare for it at home, in a distraction free setup. Faculty members usually handle 1 to 2 courses per semester, and rarely more than 3 courses per year.
2. He prepares for around 5 hours for a 1.5 hour lecture, unless he has taught the topic twice before. He has to teach for 2 days a week.
3. Apart from this, he holds meetings with his students. He holds typically 1-2 meetings that are 1.5 hours long, mostly on non-teaching days.
4. On an average, half an hour of his day goes into faculty meetings, committee meetings, etc.
5. Another half an hour (on an average) a day is spent in preparing quizzes and problem sets for his classes.
6. Occasionally, proposal writing and paper evaluation demand his attention.
7. He devotes an average of 2 hours a day to work on his research problems and on his students’ problems. On days that he is free from other commitments, he devotes more time to problem solving work.
8. Other than these 6-7 hours of work a day, he spends the rest of his time in leisure and fun activities and exercising.
9. It's a general breakdown of his activities rather than a strict daily schedule. Faculty members have a weekly rather than a daily schedule.

Thus, as a faculty member at IIIT Hyderabad, my uncle’s days are quite busy and productive.

The life of an MTech student at IISc is pretty busy and challenging. Students are given broad exposure to a wide variety of disciplines. The coursework is rigorous and helps you become proficient in a particular discipline through thesis research. My sister completed her ME in Microelectronic Systems from IISc last year and shared her experience of the same.

The first semester was very challenging and tiring as she had to complete 36 credits in all. She was advised to complete 5 credits in the first semester which wasn’t easy as most courses have assignments and projects.

The curriculum at IISc is flexible and students are given freedom in course choice. So apart from the core courses, students can take courses from any department be it Genetics, Molecular Biology, or Physics.

The students are assigned research advisors by the end of the first semester so they have to get in the good books of the faculty members they wish to work under. 

 The campus is serene with the best amenities one could ask for. The sports facilities are also great including TT, Soccer, Cricket, Hockey, Swimming, etc. The food served is of good quality and midnight cravings are catered to by coffee shops and fresh fruit juice stalls operate really late into the night to serve the late-night cravings of the graduate students. 

Her overall experience as an MTech student at IISc Bangalore was challenging and rewarding at the same time. 

 To know about life at IIT Guwahati and get a good experience, consider the following points:

• The campus is considered one of the most beautiful in the country, surrounded by hills, lakes, and the Brahmaputra River, providing a refreshing experience.
• Nature's beauty at the campus is mesmerizing, with sunshine, rain, and fog in the winter.
• There is an hourly bus service from the campus to the city, which drops students and staff at a spot near the RBI branch of Guwahati, close to the railway station.
• From there, one can avail of other modes of transport to travel to different places in the city.
• To visit GS Road, which has malls, shops, and the best restaurants in the city, someone from the campus has to spend at least 3 hours traveling.
• Traveling to the city takes up a considerable amount of time, with buses being full on weekends as Saturdays and Sundays are holidays.
• It's important to note that experiences may differ from person to person, and are open to interpretations.

Experiences at IIT Guwahati can be considered some of the best years of your life.

Life at KGMU can be better understood through pictures

White Coat Ceremony

Spring Festival

Anatomy Group

Holi Celebration

Overall, it will be an amazing experience. The initial days might seem challenging but once you adjust to the environment, the fun begins!

Like everyone else, I too was a little skeptical about NIT Durgapur during admissions. But as time passed by, I enjoyed my campus life and made numerous friends..

The campus will allow you to meet people from different backgrounds. You’ll even get in touch with some foreign students. Within a few weeks, you’ll make new friends. 

There are many clubs at NIT Durgapur and you can join more than one. Some of these are- Music Club, Dance Club, Literary Circle, CCA, MNTC, Spic Macay, etc. There is no favoritism during club selections. You’ll get to know of hangout spots like NIT Duck Pond or Techno.

As far as academics is concerned, there are some exceptional teachers in every branch who will light up your passion for learning.For example, SG sir in the EE department. Academics has become stricter since course and semester structure were revised a few years back.

During your final year, placements will be the most important. Do not worry, the placement record of NIT Durgapur is good. You’ll find that most students study only a week before exams. But make sure you know your subjects well. Otherwise you’ll face problems during the placement season.

NIT Durgapur will give you freedom. But you’ll soon realize the responsibilities that accompany it. Campus life, especially hostel life, is great. 

Jamia Millia Islamia is perfectly safe for women. You will never deal with anything troubling at the campus. Jamia is an institution that is known to treat every student equally and doesn't show any kind of partiality. 

The institute will act as your guardian. It would not shy away from its responsibility to protect you irrespective of your caste, gender, community, etc.

One of my friends recently graduated from MSU Baroda. Let me share some of the points she mentioned about the college, which might also help go through your first year of college.

• The faculty of MSU are highly skilled and experienced in their respective fields.
• It will take some time to get used to the culture and the overall environment. If you are fluent in Hindi or Gujrati, adjusting here will be no problem.
• It will take time to get used to the daily food also as they have their unique way of preparing them which is quite different in every other state.
• The weather here is quite humid, if you are used to dry weather and extreme winters it could take some time adjusting. 
• MSU as a university is a very open and independently cultured place. You will have the complete freedom to explore the place and build your personality as well.
• Many events are also held in the campus which brings everyone together. These include DJ nights, Navratri celebrations, and sponsored events.
• The day of the exams are hectic and teachers prefer their students to mug up information rather than actually understanding it.

Overall it is a really nice place. In your first year you will get to interact with lots of students and will also have enough time to explore the place. After your first year the pressure of the studies increases so, it is suggested that you explore most during your first year.