AIIMS all over India have some of the best hostels, but none can compare with the facilities at AIIMS Delhi hostels. I completed my MBBS from AIIMS Patna, so I’ll inform you a bit about our hostels-

The boys’ hostels do not follow any in-time. This is because the college library is functional 24*7, so the boy students are not bound to hostel timings. Boys can bring their relatives to their hostel room, but they need to mention it in the guards’ register. Girls aren’t allowed in boys’ hostels, and vice versa. The girls’ hostels are comparatively more strict and restrictive.

Having said all this, AIIMS hostels are filled with all the freedom and necessary facilities. Its hostels will be the last reason for you to dislike an AIIMS.

BITS Goa has both pros and cons, unlike other universities. Some of the demerits that the students faced while pursuing their course from BITS Goa are as follows

1. Faculty and Fees: Faculty quality can vary, and high tuition fees (around 1.59 lakhs per semester) raise questions about value for money.
2. Library and Medical Centre: Limited operating hours for the library and medical center can be inconvenient compared to colleges with 24/7 access.
3. Infrastructure Challenges: Frequent power cuts, lack of backup generators in hostels, and unreliable AC and fans in lecture halls are common issues.
4. Grading System: Lack of transparency in the grading system can be frustrating for students.
5. Peer Pressure: Some seniors may create pressure based on entrance exam cutoffs, making newcomers feel inadequate.
6. Academics and Research: Outdated syllabus and limited research culture, attributed to funding constraints, are areas of concern.

In conclusion, BITS Goa has its pros and cons. Consider both merits and demerits to make an informed decision.

 IIIT Bhubaneswar is a relatively new institute compared to some of the older IIITs in the country. Here are some points that can help you understand how IIIT Bhubaneswar fares in comparison to other IIITs for undergraduate studies:

Pros:

• Faculty: IIIT Bhubaneswar has a team of highly experienced and qualified faculty members. The professors are approachable, helpful, and dedicated to teaching the students.
• Campus: The campus of IIIT Bhubaneswar is located in a serene environment, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It is a perfect place for students who want to focus on their studies without any distractions.
• Infrastructure: The institute has state-of-the-art infrastructure with well-equipped classrooms, laboratories, a library, and sports facilities. The campus is Wi-Fi enabled and students have access to high-speed internet.
• Curriculum: The curriculum at IIIT Bhubaneswar is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in computer science and engineering. The course curriculum is updated regularly to keep up with the latest industry trends.
• Placements: IIIT Bhubaneswar has a good placement record with companies such as Amazon, Infosys, Wipro, TCS, Capgemini, etc., visiting the campus for recruitment.

Cons:

• Location: IIIT Bhubaneswar is located in a relatively remote area, which may not be suitable for students who prefer a lively and vibrant campus life.
• Limited Diversity: IIIT Bhubaneswar is relatively new compared to some of the older IIITs, and as a result, it may have a limited diversity of students and faculty.
• Limited Extracurricular Activities: The institute may not have a wide range of extracurricular activities, which may be a concern for students who are interested in pursuing other interests alongside their academics.

Overall, IIIT Bhubaneswar is a good choice for students who are interested in pursuing undergraduate studies in computer science and engineering. While it may have some limitations compared to some of the older IIITs in the country, it is still a relatively new institute that is rapidly growing and improving in terms of its infrastructure, faculty, and curriculum.

IIT Kharagpur has around 15 hostels and guest houses for both girls and boys. The Hall Management Center has allotted each hostel its own private tender to serve food and thus every hostel has different quality and range of food served.

The first-year students are allotted the Lal Bahadur Shastri Hall the menu of which is excellent. 

• Breakfast: 7-9 am: Breakfast includes Dosa, Puri, Poha, Paratha, and Idli during weekdays. The other option that is always available is Bread and Jam/Butter. For extras, you can get a Banana, boiled egg, and tea or milk. 
• Lunch 12 pm to 1: 30 pm: The students are given a food chart to choose from during weekdays except Sundays when Biryani is served. In the initial period of stay, each student is given the choice of veg and non-veg. On average, 2 days of all-veg is served while the remaining days have options.
• 4pm-6 pm: Panipuri, Dahivada, Momos, and Samosa are the snacks available during weekdays.
• Dinner 7-8:45 pm: Dinner is served on the basis of your choice of veg or non-veg with options of chicken/paneer served twice a week. Tadka dal and sambar are always available.

Apart from the routine mess food, there is also a Nescafe just outside the hall. Each hostel has a night canteen which runs till 3 am to satisfy midnight cravings.

Special dinner takes place twice a semester before the mid sem examination and end sem examination.

It’s unfortunate to say this but getting good marks in JNTU Hyderabad for any course is just a dream. The correction staff won’t give you good marks even if you write exactly what’s written in your course book. The system is broken and the quality of corrections and exams is deteriorating. 

Even the most studious ones who attempt the exam well sometimes get poor scores. This is because the institute is a money-making machine that deliberately fails the students to earn more and more exam fees. Almost every student has to apply for revaluation which alone costs 1000 ru.

The marking scheme here is manipulated, costing the lives and dreams of thousands of ambitious students. I will suggest you never get admission here and neither recommend it to anyone. Instead, go for OU or KU.

Junior residency at AIIMS Delhi would provide you with a great opportunity to learn and grow as a medical professional. Junior residency (Non-academic) at AIIMS is a great option because

• It is one of the highest paid jobs for a fresher
• You are doing it from one of the most reputed government institutes of the country
• You will have to spend only fixed hours of work which is around 48 hrs/ week.

Here, you will get an idea of the academic environment and proficiency of the residents. You will also get hands-on experience in performing surgeries that you read in textbooks like osteomyocutaneous flap and replantations. Joining AIIMS as a JR(NA) would be beneficial if you are looking for any of the following things 

• If you are planning to do PG adorn here but first want to get an insight into the specialty of interest
• If you want to earn money before your Post Graduation.
• If you are studying alongside working. Many students shared that working made it easier to clear the AIIMS PG exam as most of the questions asked were related to the work they did.
• If you are saving money for commerce or academic purposes
• If you are planning to open your own hospital and want to get an idea of the way services are provided.

However, ultimately the decision of whether or not it is good for you would depend on your own specific goals and circumstances.