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What is it like to study Physics at IIT Kharagpur?
A student at IIT Kharagpur can study Physics even without attending classes or going to labs. I think the m experience in any department depends mainly on 3 factors
- Your own motivation
- Professors
- Peer group
Your own motivation: You either get inspired or are naturally motivated. The former does not need much external pressure. This means you can function well even without good facilities or professors. However, those who lack such inspiration need constant motivation to depend on good professors to develop an interest in the course and perform well. Physics is a difficult subject and one cannot solely depend upon self-study. So physics at IIT Kharagpur is not for those who lack inherited motivation.
Professors: Sadly, IIT Kharagpur has only a few professors that make it into the category of experienced and learned. Most professors are good at research but lack teaching skills. If the second and third-year subjects are not taught by good professors, you will face quite a bit of a downfall in this path.
Department:
Any particular department can be evaluated on the basis of labs, workload, grading, placements, and scope for higher studies.
- Labs: The labs are neither too good nor too bad and are just considered average at IIT Kharagpur.
- Workload: The workload is huge with 5 subjects every semester till the 4th year and 4 labs every week.
- Grading: Absolute Grading system is followed which is quite challenging.
- Placements: No core companies visit the campus for placements for the Physics department. So the only option left is to sit for non-core companies like IT, Analytics, Finance, Operations, and Management. However, you can get into these companies with your own set of skills provided that you stand out among recruiters.
- Scope for higher studies: There is a lot of scope for higher studies provided that you have good internships, projects, and grades.
Peer group:
Having passionate people in your batch adds to the overall learning experience. The peer group in KGP comprises usually hostel friends or friends from societies or clubs.
How is a BBA from IBS Hyderabad? What are the opportunities after that? What are the course fee and eligibility?
When choosing a B.B.A program, it is important to consider the quality of the program and what it offers compared to other universities. IBS Hyderabad offers a strong B.B.A program that stands out in comparison to other universities such as GGSIPU, Amity, and Christ.
In the final year of the 3-year B.B.A program at IBS Hyderabad, you have the advantage of choosing from streams including Finance, Marketing, HRM, Entrepreneurship, and IT, flexibility not offered in the BBA program at IP University.
The cost of the B.B.A program at IBS Hyderabad is approximately Rs 5,80,000, which is similar to what other universities charge. Additionally, IBS Hyderabad offers scholarships based on academic performance. For example, students who score more than 90% can receive a scholarship of Rs 75,000.
The placement statistics for BBA Graduates from IBS Hyderabad are strong, although these placements are primarily for graduation purposes and not post-graduation.
If you are interested in exploring other opportunities after completing your B.B.A, you can read more about your options.
How strict are the practical and theory attendance rules of IGNOU?
Whether the attendance rules of IGNOU are strict or not depends on your local centre solely. There is a minimum attendance criterion in place but it differs from programme to programme.
Once you adopt the habit of self-learning it becomes quite easy. But attending classes will help you clear your doubts once in a while.
The theory sessions in IGNOU are not actual regular classes. They are just sessions to hold discussions between lecturers and students. There is no proper explanation of each chapter, just a general clarification of doubts. Attend these classes only after thoroughly going through the study materials.
Another benefit of attending classes is meeting new people who will help you understand the topic much better. So if you are a student of IGNOU, the practical and theory attendance rules vary from centre to centre.
Which is better, B.Tech IIT & MBA IIM or IPM IIM Indore?
IPM IIM Indore, and B.Tech. IIT are not any better.
Many engineers pursue their MBAs after completing their engineering degrees. Because management and engineering jobs are distinct and an MBA should be pursued in the engineering field after gaining some experience, employers are becoming warier of hiring such people today.
Many students discover they are not interested in their chosen field and subsequently lose interest in engineering or management. So, you must first decide what you are interested in. Both courses are worthwhile, but only after you determine your areas of interest.
If you are only interested in the management sector, choose IPM; however, if you are interested in engineering, choose IIT because getting into this esteemed institution is already a herculean task. Additionally, keep in mind that no institute can guarantee great success unless you pursue the courses with a laser-like focus and are prepared to put in the work. As such, choose your course with the utmost concentration.
Which one is better Lady Hardinge Medical College or the University College of Medical Sciences?
Lady Hardinge Medical College is better. It is counted among the best medical colleges in the region. The teaching faculties are excellent. College seniors are supportive, they will help you provide guidance. The coursework includes weekly examinations, so students need to study regularly. This makes sure that the coursework is completed on time.
Hardinge has many societies that you can be a part of and find similar-minded people. The sports facilities and extracurricular activities offered are good as well.
How should I prepare for CLAT in two months?
Preparing for the CLAT in just two months can seem like a daunting task, but with the right strategy and dedication, it is possible. Here are some tips to help you prepare for CLAT in two months:
- Understand the exam format: Before starting your preparation, it is important to understand the exam format and the types of questions that will be asked. CLAT is a two-hour computer-based test that consists of 150 multiple-choice questions. The exam covers topics such as English comprehension, general knowledge and current affairs, elementary mathematics, legal aptitude, and logical reasoning.
- Create a study plan: Create a realistic study plan that covers all the topics that will be tested on the exam. Divide your time equally among all the sections and allocate more time to the sections that you are weaker in.
- Practice mock tests: Practice mock tests regularly to get a feel for the exam and to identify areas that need improvement. Analyze your performance in the mock tests to understand your strengths and weaknesses.
- Focus on basics: Focus on understanding the basic concepts and principles of each subject. Once you have a solid foundation, you can move on to more advanced topics.
- Use study materials: Use study materials such as textbooks, previous year question papers, and online resources to help you prepare for the exam. Make sure to choose high-quality study materials that are relevant to the exam.
- Improve your speed and accuracy: CLAT is a time-bound exam, so it is important to improve your speed and accuracy. Practice solving questions quickly and accurately to build your confidence.
- Stay motivated: Preparing for an exam like CLAT can be stressful, but it is important to stay motivated throughout the process. Take breaks, exercise, and engage in activities that help you relax and stay focused.
In conclusion, preparing for CLAT in just two months requires a disciplined approach and a lot of hard work. However, with the right strategy and dedication, you can achieve your goals and excel in the exam.
How good is Madras Medical College?
Madras Medical College is a public medical college in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. It is third oldest medical college in India.
- Girls and boys have separate hostel facilities at Madras Medical College in Chennai.
- The hostels have canteen, mess, wifi facilities, filtered water, CCTV security, and a GYM
- The institutional library has a comprehensive collection of traditional and electronic resources. It has an open-access system.
- All students need to do one year of compulsory internship known as CRRI after completing their MBBS. You can choose to work in any Govt. or private hospital after successful completion of the internship.
How can I change my branch in VTU?
In order to change your branch, you need to be a 3rd-semester student without any backlogs in the previous 2 semesters. If you satisfy these criteria then go through the following steps:
- Consider talking to your faculty advisor (proctor) in your present department and highlight the reasons for your change of branch.
- Take his/her permission and signature on your application addressed to your Head of Department (HoD).
- If you do not have a faculty advisor (proctor) then, directly talk to your HOD highlighting your interest in the new branch you aspire to change and then take his/her permission and signature on your application.
- If the HoD agrees, then he/she will forward your letter to the Principal.
- Once you get it approved by the principal, you need to go to your college's administrative office.
- Pay the VTU fees (INR 2500) and required semester college fees (depends on your college).
After this, you will have successfully completed the procedure.
What are the college timings for an MMS course at JBIMS and Sydenham?
Any typical day at JBIMS depends on your workload and the ongoing semester. The duration of lectures is 3 hours with a small break. The lectures take place in the following shifts
- 7 am-10 am
- 2 pm-5 pm
- 6:30 pm-9 pm
There might be one, two, or three lectures depending on your course. Another set of events that constitute a major part of your day is committee-related events like competitions. Apart from that you are always busy preparing for your presentations and assignments. Attending guest lectures is mandatory and no one can evade them.
The first semester is the busiest as it’s packed with induction, committee election, summer placements, and lectures. You won’t be able to sleep more than 4-5 hours a day and then soon adapt to the strenuous college life.
How can I score more than 90% for a B.Tech in JNTUH?
I will shed some light on the university exams situation at JNTUH. It's almost impossible to score good marks here because irrespective of what you write the correction staff simply gives you zero. They don't care what you have written and when you write the same answers in your supplementary exams, you end up getting passed. This is the reality here where the toppers fail in exams while the failures top.
If your aim is to get 90% here, I will suggest you have a change of mind. Stop focusing on mere percentages and rather focus on gathering as much knowledge and skills as you can. Eventually, recruiters don't consider your grades but your knowledge and performance in the interview. At JNTUH, you get marks only if you write the exact words from the textbook even if it means you don't understand a single word. I will mention a few simple tips that will help you score decent marks here:
- Always write the answer in points; each point comprising 2-3 lines. A long answer should have at least 10-15 such points.
- Underline the keywords in every point and highlight the main points.
- Make sure your answer sheet appears organized. Use margins, draw a line after each answer, highlight the formulae, etc
- Presentation is very important so dont strike off the answers as you may end up losing more marks.
- Write the long answers carrying 10 marks in 4 pages, short answers carrying 3 marks in 15 lines, and the 2 marks answers in 6 to 7 lines.
These tips will help you survive at JNTUH by getting decent marks but won't help you in increasing your knowledge which is very important once you leave college. So work on that as well!
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