NIT Silchar has a competitive peer group, which is a major factor in your growth as an individual. It consists of brilliant minds, sports enthusiasts, and aspirant students. Another attractive part of the college is that they give equal importance to the extracurricular activities along with the studies, which is evident from the presence of numerous clubs and societies on campus. Second-year and third-year students usually get placed in core companies with decent salary packages every year.
Overall, NIT Silchar will gift you a mind-blowing experience that will enhance both your growth and career.
You can get the date of the IIM interview changed. You just need to mail the Admission Office of the University requesting the rescheduling by giving a genuine reason behind the same. You have to be honest and polite yet straightforward.
There are lots of people who request a change of interview date because of clashing schedules or another major exam on the same date. The reason must be valid otherwise your request will not be considered.
Yes, I confirmed it with a friend and it appears that the zero attendance policy at BITS Pilani is true. My friend claimed that this policy helped her in many ways. She tried attending classes initially but failed to do so as she found them to be boring and monotonous. She however attended the lab sessions and some physics classes which she found to be very intriguing.
The only disadvantage she faced was the surprise tests which she would often miss because of not attending classes. The simple solution for this is to ask one of your friends who attends classes to inform you if they feel the professor is about to conduct tests. But some professors still did not let her give these tests so she had to solely rely on her mid-semester and final exams.
Overall, she has no regrets for skipping classes as she feels she did quite well even without them and also saved a lot of time in the process.
With a rank of 30,000, there is a fair chance of you getting into NIT Rourkela, most probably in a dual degree or an integrated M Sc course. Whereas out of the top 10-15, you can get a chance of getting a seat in Biotechnology or textile or production is possible.
Also, if you have a category rank of 30,000, I'm not sure if you can expect anything. This rank can also fetch you a good branch in the Northeastern NITs or in the NIT in your home state which is not likely if you are from Telangana. And maybe Andhra Pradesh's new NIT too. So you can look for that.
The Rashtra Gaurav exam at Lucknow University is held in objective type and is held every year.
It is mandatory for all the students to appear and pass this exam throughout their time of graduation. You appear on any year of your graduation but you need to pass it on a single.
The question paper includes 100 objective type questions from the following topics: Ancient history, Environment, Biodiversity and more similar topics.
There is no negative marking and to pass this exam you need to score at least 33 marks
Follow the steps given below to get the migration certificate from Mumbai University:
AFMC Pune is a unique institution and your daughter's life there will be quite different from a regular college. here's an honest picture:
the structured part: AFMC is a para-military institution. discipline is military-style — uniform mandatory, punctuality enforced, strict hostel rules, no marriage during the course. attendance and conduct rules are stricter than any civilian medical college.
the positive part: the campus is beautiful (inside Pune Cantonment), very well-maintained. hostel facilities are good. food at the mess is decent by most accounts. fellow students are selected based on merit and have strong work ethic — peer quality is excellent. there's a genuine sense of camaraderie and pride in being part of the armed forces.
academic life: MBBS curriculum is the standard MCI/NMC syllabus but there's additional military medicine training. clinical exposure is extensive through Command Hospital (Southern Command) — one of the best military hospitals in India.
social life: limited compared to civilian colleges. extracurricular activities exist but time is structured. visits and leave are regulated. mobile phone policies are strict during certain periods.
most female students at AFMC speak positively of the experience overall. the trade-off of discipline for security, funded education, and a guaranteed commissioned officer career is very appealing for families looking for a structured path. if your daughter values independence and spontaneity, it may feel restrictive. if she thrives in structure, AFMC is genuinely excellent.
SSCBS is one of the best undergraduate schools in India. Some amazing facts about this school are:
SSCBS has been ranked as second best undergraduate management college in Asia
SSCBS is the youngest institution in its own league
SSCBS is a state-funded college (DU) so the fees are affordable
SSCBS is the only college in India that offers BFIA/ BBA(FIA). It is now planning to offer a specialized course in financial mathematics in the coming years.
SSCBS has a small batch size so it’s fully dedicated to its students.
So it does not matter that SSCBS is not famous outside Delhi. What matters is that it is a great college.
Getting a seat at St. Stephens College is a dream for every student but it is an impossible task. One of the worst things can be bribery and discrimination for admission to this prestigious college. Apart from this, the following can also be some more reasons:
Regardless of these disadvantages, St. Stephen’s is incomparable in terms of academics and the crowd.
IIT BHU and Banaras Hindu University are different institutes, though they share the same campus. The administration, management, and admission process everything is different for the institutes. Before becoming an IIT, IIT BHU used to be part of BHU. Now both are independent institutions. Like all IITs, IIT BHU is autonomous and makes its own decision regarding everything.