IIT Delhi is an elite engineering Institute of national importance located in Hauz Khas, Delhi over a sprawling campus of 320 acres. 

Faculty: Extremely learned and experienced faculty members, industry experts visiting as guest faculty and some international faculty make up a diverse faculty pool at IIT Delhi. 

Cultural Activities

• The Board for Recreational and Cultural Activities(BRCA) comprises all the cultural clubs of IITD including Debating, Quizzing, Literary, Dance, Drama, and Fine Arts.
• The BRCA organizes the splendid cultural fest called Rendezvous
• BSP or the Board for Student Publications prints regular magazines and newsletters and organizes the literary fest, Literati, 

BSW

• BSW or the Board of Students Welfare is a body of elected students that represent students before the administration and convey their issues
• BSW organizes a fun festival, Esperanza The body also controls all acts of ragging banning it completely

Sports 

IIT Delhi boats if a rich sports culture with excellent facilities like 

• Cricket field with four turf wickets
• Flood-lit hockey and football grounds
• 3 flood-lit volleyball
• 2 basketball court
• 8 flood-lit tennis courts
• Tennis practice wall
• 2 squash courts
• 1 badminton hall
• 2 table tennis halls with synthetic flooring
• 1 weight-lifting hall
• Olympic size swimming pool
• 2 multi-gyms

Hostel facilities 

• The campus also offers amenities like Staff Clubs, hospitals, Shopping Centres, Banks, Post Offices, Telecom Centres, Community centers, stadiums, Playing Fields, etc. There are eleven boys’ hostels and two girls’ hostels.
• The best hostels are Udaigiri or Girnar hostels, and all other hostels offer minimal facilitated rooms.
• The mess food is almost completely edible. 

Places to explore 

Inside the campus you have - Cafeteria, Café Coffee Day, Night Messes, and Students’ Activity Centre(SAC) which is the center that promotes indoor sports and gym as well as BRCA events. 

Outside the campus, you can explore - SDA Market, Ber Sarai, Hauz Khas Village, Connaught Place, and PVR Priya.

One of my friends was a student from an electronics engineering background who took Neuroscience for M.Phil. A lot of people have questioned his choice, but he said that it was a good decision and enjoyed learning about the course. Let me share his experience.

• He, including all other students, was posted in a new department every month. His first posting was in Human Genetics.
• They used to have a lecture series, starting with the History of Genetics, Basic Readings, Hot Research Topics, etc. This was followed by practicals with hands-on training.
• They attended all the seminars, journal club, viva, or thesis defenses happening in the department. 
• Towards the end of their one-month posting; they have to present a seminar, submit an assignment, and take an internal exam.
• They also interact with the Ph.D. students to get an overview of research carried out in each department. 
• The course was designed in such a way that full freedom is given to learning.

If you do not study and follow properly, it becomes difficult. He was content with his choice, stating that it is hard work that only matters. Except for the MD courses and nursing specialties all the courses here at NIMHANS are super specialties and research degrees (Ph.D./MPhil).

yoIIM Sambalpur is one of the most underrated IIMs situated in a serene peaceful area. Unlike other IIMs, the ambiance here is calm and not stressful. The hostels are surrounded by hills and the lush green scene is breathtaking and makes your hostel life simply beautiful. Let’s discuss the major features of IIM Sambalpur 

1. Hostel: The accommodation facilities are pretty good at Sambalpur University Hostel. Students are provided with double occupancy rooms and the mess is controlled by them. Other amenities are a pool, table tennis, and carrom to spend your leisure time.
2. Peer-learning: IIM Sambalpur welcomes some elite students that are extremely talented from all over India. To propose a better peer learning experience, common rooms and separate study rooms are provided.
3. Clubs and Committees: Various student-driven clubs and committees keep the rigor alive at the campus. Some of them cater to domains like Marketing, Finance, and Operations and organize related events and conferences. The E-Cell actively focuses on encouraging entrepreneurship culture among the students.
4. Faculty: The faculty base is like any other IIM, extremely learned and experienced. They are a mix of visiting faculty and internal faculty. The visiting faculty comes from the top B Schools like IIM I, IIM A, IIM B, MDI, etc.
5. Curriculum: The curriculum at IIM Sambalpur aims at promoting a deep understanding of subjects. The case study pedagogy helps the students to apply the learned concepts in their real-life situations.

So IIM Sambalpur is worth joining for your personal as well as professional development.

 College life at IIT Bombay is extraordinary apart from the academics. Here are some things you can look forward to:

• Literary Arts: The club is pretty active and you can participate in various events like quizzes, writing, word games, and reading. You can also compete in national competitions and win prizes.
• Dance, Dramatics, and Music: Many students in these clubs have gone on to become professionals in their respective fields. You can expect some great performances and events throughout the year.
• Fine Arts and Filmmaking: There are clubs for painters, filmmakers, and photographers who have gained recognition for their work.
• Mood Indigo: This is one of the biggest cultural fests in India, organized entirely by college students. It's a mind-blowing experience and managing it is a big deal.
• TechFest: This is a huge technical fest that has gained a lot of popularity in recent years. If you're into technology and innovation, this is the place to be.
• Inter IIT: IIT Bombay has amazing sports facilities, and students participate every year in the Inter IIT, a sports tournament between all the IITs in India.
• E-Cell: With the booming startup scene in India, E-Cell has become a massive platform for aspiring entrepreneurs. You can get in touch with founders and VCs and learn from them.
• Technical Clubs: These clubs are run by STAB and are for students who are passionate about coding, building bots, and discussing intergalactic space.
• Lukkha: If you're not interested in any of the above, you can always "kaato lukkha" (chill) with your friends. There are many ways to do this, and you'll definitely find something that suits you.
• College Romance: While it's not a club or an event, college romance is a big part of IIT Bombay's culture. You can meet people from other colleges.

My friend had a fairly good experience at BHU. She had switched her stream to Arts from BTech so she did not expect much. However, as time passed she realized her decision was worthwhile

Some common pros and cons she experienced at BHU are:

Pros-

• Improved in academics 

• She was able to crack ALP technician CBT-1 because of excess free time

• Started pursuing her photography skills

• Travelled with her savings as fees were very less

• Started writing poetries

• worked on two projects & developed my own website 

Cons-

• Became a victim of society's taunts that I could not pursue BTech so opted for Arts.

My friend’s experience signifies how life at BHU can change you and your dreams easily.

One of my friends studied at NUJS. According to her, hardships have varied reasons from academics to personal.

• The Cases/readings are worth easily 500 pages every day, preparing summaries/case briefs, Tutorials and then projects, presentations, vivas, and the tiring final semesters all comprise the academic hardships.
• Due to internships, you will miss your vacations. Internships are a temporary glimpse into what life will be like.
• After getting the grind to excel and to get placed / PPOs, some students suffer from existential crises, emotional upheavals, urge for infinite sabbaticals, etc. 
• The burden of studies and placements takes a toll on your personal life. 
• Case briefs become a reason for discord rather than unity. 
• The healthy competition suddenly gets replaced by a rat race. 

Lastly, all the things like hobbies, extra-curricular, etc. disappear. But even after all the hardships, it still is the best time of a student’s life at NLSIU.