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What questions are usually asked in an amity interview?

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vidhi sharma Posted On : March 30th, 2024

Amity University Noida conducts interview rounds to select students under some courses. Amity University selects students based on their merit in previous qualifying examinations (Class XII/ Diploma/Graduation) followed by a virtual or in-person interview as required.

    • Interview Mode: Amity University Interviews can be held online or at campus depending on the level of course, a student applied for such as an interview for courses like B.Com, BA, B.Sc, etc can be conducted in the online mode but courses like MBA, Ph.D., etc require the candidate to appear for an offline interview in some cases. 
    • Duration: The duration of the interview can vary. Normally the interview gets over in around 30 minutes however, there is no minimum or maximum duration for the Amity University Interview.
  • Questions Asked: The interview of Amity University includes questions like- 
  • Tell me about yourself.
  • Why did you choose Amity University?
  • What are your hobbies and interests?
  • Why did you apply for (Name of Course) at Amity University?
  • What is your family background?
  • Have you ever qualified for any national-level examination?

Interview Result: The result of the Amity interview round will be available on the student’s dashboard within a week. Sometimes results are even declared earlier or later than a week. 

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Should I join Chandigarh University? Is it good?

Pranjal Sapra Posted On : March 30th, 2024
Chandigarh University is among one of the best universities in Punjab. Some valuable insights on Chandigarh University are as follows: 
  • Brief: Chandigarh University is a private university established in the year 2012 located in Mohali, Punjab. The university is accredited with an “A+ Grade” by NAAC and recognized by UGC and AICTE. ICAR, BCI, NCHMCT, PCI, COA, NCTE, AIU, CSI, and other prominent bodies approve Chandigarh University. The institute holds the membership of international organizations like, IAU, ACU, IEEE, ASME, IUCEE, and ACS. The university offers admission through Chandigarh University Common Entrance Test (CUCET) scores to different UG and PG courses.
  • Rankings 2024: Chandigarh University ranked 1st among the Private Universities in India under QS World University Rankings 2024 and QS Asia University Rankings 2024. The institute has tie-ups with 486 institutions from 95 countries. As per NIRF Ranking 2023, Chandigarh University is ranked at 27th position among all the Indian Universities. CU has also received accreditation from ABET for eight of its engineering programs. 
  • Courses & Fees: Chandigarh University offers 200+ UG, PG, Diploma and Ph.D. programs. Some of the popular courses offered by Chandigarh University are BE/ B.Tech, M.Tech, MBA, B.Sc, BBA, etc. Chandigarh University Fees range from INR 1.35 Lakhs to INR 12.68 Lakhs for different courses offered at UG and PG levels. 
  • Placement: Chandigarh University Placements 2023-24 recorded 9,124 job offers from 904 recruiters. Around 31 MNCs participated in the recruitment process at Chandigarh University which offered a CTC of INR 20 LPA and above. The highest package offered at Chandigarh University Internationally & domestically stands at INR 1.7 CPA & INR INR 54.75 LPA respectively. 
  • Scholarships: Chandigarh University offers academic scholarships worth INR 170 crores to meritorious students based on CUCET 2024 scores. The scholarship will be offered to students in a wide range of UG and PG programs offered by the university. 
  • Infrastructure & Facilities: Chandigarh University campus is spread over an area of 250 acres. The university library has a rich collection of more than 103437+ books, 218640 e-books, and 35034 e-journals. Chandigarh University provides separate hostels for boys and girls with all modern facilities and attached mess. The hostels are equipped with all major facilities like internet, music room, and common room with TV & cable facility, etc. Chandigarh University provides separate hostels for boys and girls with all modern facilities and attached mess. The hostels are equipped with all major facilities like internet, music room, and common room with TV & cable facility, etc. It also offers also offers various other facilities to its students like, Transport Facilities, Banking Facilities, Medical Facilities, etc. 

Collaborations: Chandigarh University is the first university in India that has 486 global collaborations. The university has tied up with top-ranking universities from 95 nations which include Canada, Brazil, China, Chile, Australia, Egypt, Germany, Japan, Nepal, Russia, USA, Vietnam and many more.

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What is your review of Bharti Vidyapeeth's College of Engineering, Pune?

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Sumit Jha Posted On : March 3rd, 2022
studied at Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University, Pune

Bharti Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, Pune is considered among the top private engineering colleges in the country in terms of education, exposure, and placement opportunities.

  • Most of the faculty members of the institute had Ph.D. or pursuing one. The faculty members are also quite helpful.
  • The curriculum is designed in such a way that it offers balanced theoretical and practical aspects of the subjects. 
  • One of the perks of joining BVUCOE is the affordable course fee. A four-year-long BTech degree costs around INR 5 lakhs. 
  • It has a decent placement record, especially for branches like CS, IT, E&TC. The average CTC offered to the students is around INR 18.50 LPA. 

Overall, BUVCOE is a decent college for pursuing an engineering degree.

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How is the hostel life of BITS Pilani?

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Harpreet Kaur Posted On : June 27th, 2023
Ph.D. from Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani (2016)

My friend shared her daily routine at BITS Pilani. She woke up at 7:30- 8 in the morning. She takes a bath and gets ready for breakfast. After a fulfilling meal, she looks up at her timetable and then proceeds to the classes. Inside the classes here you will find students. type. 

Lab sessions are interesting but here again, many students just come to pass their time. After classes, students take a short nap and wake up for snacks in the evening. 

In the evening students can be seen playing sports or hitting the gym. Soon it’s dinner time and students rush for mess registration. After dinner, students go to their rooms and play games or watch movies. Midnight cravings are catered to by the all-night canteen. In case there is a quiz the following day, all the students gather in a single room and prepare for the same.

Overall, the hostel life here is very relaxed and students get time to pursue their hobbies and interests. 

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Can someone share his/her NMIMS interview experience?

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Subhashree Mukharjee Posted On : January 25th, 2022
MBA, SVKM's NMIMS (2017-19)

One of my friends appeared in the NMIMS interview a few years back. Here is his experience in brief. 

  • His case study topic was related to the competition between Patanjali and Hindustan United Ltd. 5 mins was given for reading the topic and 15 mins were given for discussion. After 12 mins of discussion, the students were informed that they had only 3 mins left. The group consisted of 12 students and there was 3 panelist. Every student had assigned chair numbers for case discussion and no changes were made in sitting arrangements afterward. 
  • Within 5 mins of completing the case study, he was informed to prepare for the personal interview. The interview duration was 20-25 mins. The interview was taken by 3 panelists. First, he was asked to talk about himself for a bit. There were questions regarding his SOP, his academics, his interests, and Economics. They also asked why he wanted to pursue MBA and join NMIMS. 
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Is FMS better than XLRI?

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Moinak Saha Posted On : March 23rd, 2023
Studied at Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi

I would strongly assert that FMS is way ahead of XLRI. I have mentioned a few strong points that support my opinion. Before I begin, let me enlighten you on the fact that this answer is based on thorough research and reviews of graduates of respective B Schools.

Fees

  • The major USP of FMS is its average fees with the best placements. FMS has an overall fee of around INR 2 lakhs for MBA and gives tough competition to the fees of XLRI which stands at INR 23.60 lakhs. 
  • Anyone with common sense would prefer 2 lakhs over 23 Lakhs especially when the ROI is equally good or even better. You can live a stress-free life after your MBA with no burden or repaying a heavy loan.

Industry Acceptance

  • Let me clear the very common misconception that IIMs tags are preferred over anything by most companies. Well, FMS graduates have an equal demand and are in no way lower than an IIM graduates.
  • XLRI is the best choice when it comes to MBA-HRM. Most companies that offer HR roles prefer XLRI graduates even over IIMs.

Placements

  • FMS has made its high ROI known all over the world. It constantly hosts 100% placements. It has distinguished its identity as one of the highest ROI-producing B-schools globally. FMS Delhi's highest package stood at INR 1.23 CPA whereas the average package stood at INR 34.1 LPA and the median package stood at INR 31 LPA. 97% of offers were made above INR 20 LPA. A total of 27% of students were placed in the Consulting Sector and there was a 19% Increase in the number of students placed in the BFSI Sector compared to the last year.
  • XLRI placement scenario is outstanding. In its recent placement drive, XLRI recorded 100% Placement with the highest offer at INR 1.1 Crore. It offers a high ROI where the average placement package stands above INR. 24 LPA, while the general cost for its PGDM program is around INR. 11 LPA.

While both excel in placements, it’s the extremely low fees at FMS that make the ROI amazing.

Overall I would say that FMS is a clear winner when compared to XLRI

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How is XLRI as compared to IIM A, B, C and L in terms of reputation and placements' mean salary package?

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Nishtha Guha Posted On : March 3rd, 2022
MBA from XLRI School of Business & Human Resources

XLRI is among the most reputed business schools in the country. 

  • It has been ranked among the top 5 management institutes in the country across all parameters. XLRI ranking - 8 for MBA by NIRF 2021. For HR specialization, it is considered to be the best in the country. 
  • It has maintained an excellent placement track record over the years. During the 2021 placement drive, the average CTC offered was INR 24 LPA. The ROI is great since the cost of PGDM is around INR 11 lakhs/Year. 
  • There were around 108 recruiters visiting the campus placements. 23 new recruiters participated in this placement season. There were also PSUs like Power Finance Corporation and GAIL. 
  • Microsoft, P&G, Aditya Birla Group, ITC, The Boston Consulting Group, Accenture Strategy are some of the major recruiters that frequent the placement drive.
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How is life after graduating from IISC Bangalore?

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Pratik Parikh Posted On : September 12th, 2023
Lives in Bangalore

Here are a few ways graduating from IISc Bangalore will change your life or affect it in any way 

  • IISc will give you the wings to fly and the ability to dream bigger. You may not get a hefty package but studying here will definitely change your perspective of life.
  • It's true when ex-students say you will leave IISc but IISc will not leave you. It will make you more thoughtful, with a deeper insight.
  • You will feel incompetent such is the quality of the crowd you will be surrounded with. Your peers will be people with exceptional intelligence, research skills, and multi-disciplinary talent.
  • You will realize that life is not just about survival, it's all about feelings and joy of learning and scientific discovery.

In all, IISc Bangalore will change your life completely!

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How do I prepare for IIT-JAM?

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Jamna Desai Posted On : April 22nd, 2023
Studied at Madras Institute of Technology, Tamil Nadu, India (2019)

Preparing for IIT-JAM can be a challenging and time-consuming process, but with the right strategies and resources, you can achieve success. Here are some tips to help you prepare for the IIT-JAM:

  • Understand the Exam Pattern: The IIT-JAM exam is conducted in online mode and consists of seven test papers, each of 3 hours duration. You need to choose a single paper in which you want to appear for the exam. The exam paper consists of multiple-choice questions (MCQs), multiple select questions (MSQs), and numerical answer type questions (NATs). Understanding the exam pattern will help you to manage your time and prepare accordingly.
  • Know the Syllabus: Check the official syllabus of the IIT-JAM to know the topics that you need to cover. It will help you to focus on the important areas and avoid wasting time on unnecessary topics.
  • Create a Study Plan: Make a study plan that covers all the topics and sections of the exam syllabus. Divide the topics into manageable chunks and allocate sufficient time to each of them. Include revision sessions in your plan to consolidate your learning.
  • Choose the Right Study Material: Select the best books and study materials to prepare for the IIT-JAM exam. You can also refer to online study materials, video lectures, and online courses to supplement your learning.
  • Practice Previous Year Question Papers: Solving previous year's question papers and sample papers is an effective way to prepare for the exam. It will help you to understand the exam pattern, the types of questions asked, and the difficulty level of the exam.
  • Take Mock Tests: Taking mock tests will help you to evaluate your performance and identify your strengths and weaknesses. It will also give you a feel of the actual exam and help you to manage your time effectively.
  • Stay Healthy and Focused: Take care of your health and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Exercise regularly, eat nutritious food, and get enough sleep. Stay focused and motivated throughout your preparation and believe in yourself.

Remember, consistency and hard work are the keys to success in the IIT-JAM exam. Stick to your study plan, practice regularly, and keep yourself motivated.

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Which one is better, IGNOU or SOL?

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Tithi Aggrawal Posted On : July 4th, 2023
Lives in New Delhi

DU SOL is more commonly known to the students and also has an easier education structure. However, IGNOU is more student-friendly. The checking of exam papers is carried out systematically and IGNOU also provides better exam results than DU SOL.

IGNOU gives internal marks to the students for assignments. 

IGNOU offers various UG and PG courses. Whereas, SOL offers only a few selected courses.

My friend opted for her BA in English from SOL, DU. She left SOL DU after a year because of SOL’s poor management system. She was allotted a study center and exam center which was around 25-30 km away from her home, making things difficult and inconvenient for her. When she switched to IGNOU she realized that the staff is very helpful and solved her admission discrepancies in the most friendly manner. She had the freedom to choose her regional center and her study center, and her exam center was near her home.

These are some more advantages of studying at IGNOU-

  1. Admission, re-admission, exam form submission, assignments submission, and other processes can be easily done. Most of the processes can be done online.
  2. The course fee is nominal and the study material is excellent.
  3. You can easily buy guides from GPH, Neeraj, or other publication houses online in case you lose your study material.
  4. 30% of marks are based on the assignments while the rest is based on examination. The assignment pattern is similar to the exam pattern. As you do your assignments you are simultaneously preparing for your exams.
  5. Exams (TEE) are held in June and December. You can take admission according to your requirements and can give any TEE (June or December) from the second year of your course.
  6. You get to choose your examination center.
  7. Any doubts are answered by visiting the study center. Each study center has a coordinator and other staff for IGNOU students.
  8. Study centers are present in remote locations as well. You can easily find a study center within 15 km of your residence. Study centers can be changed as well.
  9. You can opt for general BA/BSc or honors in BA/BSc.

Thus, based on these advantages, you should opt for IGNOU over SOL DU for completing your degree.

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