I am a third year student at KIIT. Till now, my experience has been great. I have thoroughly enjoyed my time over here and made some great friends.
KIIT is a good institution with great facilities. It is, however, a little on the expensive side. The students are not pressurized unnecessarily in the name of studies, which is a good thing. The campus life is also great over here.
A lot of companies visit the campus. Some years ago, some big IT companies did not visit the campus for placements. The institution compensated by bringing in startups and even, surprisingly, some BPOs.
Apart from studies, the students of KIIT make use of opportunities to go for various extracurriculars and indulge in hobbies that they couldn’t practice before due to family pressure or other circumstances. Many students even decide to pursue their passion.
Alumni of KIIT like Amandeep Khayal (Amandeep Singh) and Kartik Bhagat decided to choose their passion over Engineering.
Bhubaneswar as a city does not offer much to the youth. However, KIIT is a good institution and you will spend some of the best years of your life over here.
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The schedule is quite busy, especially for final year cadets. But if you learn time management during your faccha term, you’ll manage everything with grace.
All the batches have two theory classes from 8 AM to 10:30 AM, followed by clinics ( during the first year, you’ll have practicals instead). 10:30 AM -11:00 AM is break time. Clinical Postings take place between 11 to 12:50 PM. You will have to reach the Command Hospital (CH) for clinical postings.
After Lunch, you’ll have DH/practicals/tutorials between 2-4 pm. You’ll get free by 4 pm. But on Wednesdays and Saturdays, no academic sessions are held post lunch. Between 5 - 8 PM, you can go swimming, to the gym, to the library, etc. During the final year, you’ll have evening clinics between 6-8 PM. You can visit the reading room to study at night. On Fridays, you’ll get to watch a movie in the Dhanvantari Auditorium.
This is the basic routine of a cadet at AFMC Pune. Also, there is a requirement of 75%+ attendance in theory classes, and 80%+ attendance in clinical postings.
BHU LLB Course is better than most Indian Colleges. Some of its salient features are:
Fee is higher than the 3-year course
Tough competition as limited seats are available
It’s a self-financed course
Ranked amongst the 8-10 Law Colleges of India
The amenities at BHU- Infrastructure, Faculty, Exposure, Security all add to its wonderful experience
Massive lush green campus
Placements-
The placements at BHU are above average. You might get to work in law firms, practicing in courts under a senior lawyer. Other corporate sectors or legal advisory jobs are also available. Many BHU students also prefer pursuing Judiciary.
I had this general notion that North Indians are not treated well in the South but it took only a few weeks in NIT Trichy to discard this notion as everyone is treated equally here and you won't find any kind of groupism among students. Events and fests bring students together and you realize no one is treating you equally here and everyone is rather friendly.
My friend told me of an incident wherein South Indians were encouraged to play holi with North Indians and it was a sight of pure cultural bliss. From then, North and South Indians started celebrating every festival like Diwali, Durga Pooja, Ganesh Utsav, or Pongal together. Apart from the students, the professors and the local shopkeepers are very supportive of filling the language gap and using English words.
So, I think being mistreated by South Indians should be your last concern at NIT Trichy.
I think IIT Indore is better as compared to IIT Gandhinagar and IIT Jodhpur.
Even though I couldn’t get into KMC Manipal, it is my dream college.
It doesn’t offer a state quota for admissions. You have to apply through AIQ. The course fee is quite high. However, you’ll get a scholarship if your AIR is less than 2000.
The infrastructure of KMC Manipal is quite good. Karnataka is a peaceful state, so the location is good as well. It is a top private medical college in India, after CMC Vellore. The college library is huge and filled with all the facilities. The hostels and classrooms are in good condition, and your fee will be totally worth it.
You should definitely consider KMC Manipal for your MBBS.
I wouldn’t say that securing an above 9.0 CGPA at IIT Kharagpur is very tough. With the right motivation, even an average student can get a 9+ CGPA. When it comes to grading, IIT KGP has two methods
So we can conclude that getting a 9+ CGPA becomes a lot easier if you have no other distractions such as research or social work and you have been attending classes regularly.
Lastly, I would like to say that CGPA is not the only deciding factor. There are many students with a decent CGPA of 8+ who have made decent accomplishments and done high-level research or wonders in startups. The main agenda is to gain maximum exposure and then plan your future.
Here are a few factors that have combined to make life at NIT Kurukshetra amazing for all
These were some of the best experiences. Students of NIT Kurukshetra shared that made their lives happening and fun-filled.
Yes, but it would be better to directly approach the university. Most students were disappointed after applying for the certificate online. First, you need to visit the college where you have completed your degree, then submit a request letter at the counter of Mumbai University They will verify your details and follow the procedures for your degree certificate