Yes, it is absolutely possible for someone to prepare for both AIIMS PG and NEET PG simultaneously. For that, there are a few points to consider which are stated below.

The following table states the recent seat count available from NEET PG and AIIMS PG.

Points to consider:

• AIIMS PG entrance takes place in November, whereas the NEET PG entrance is in January. So, it’s very natural to get tired after appearing in AIIMS if the candidate has high hopes for AIIMS. Therefore, it’s better to take a break for at least a week or until the result comes, after which the candidate is sure about whether to prepare for NEET PG or not.
• The syllabus and pattern for both AIIMS and NEET PG are the same. So, it will become easy for candidates to cover the entire course and practice accordingly.
• The syllabus should be covered subject-wise and as planned in one’s own strategy.
• After AIIMS is over, try to practice NEET PG mock tests in order to understand the pattern.
• You must focus more on the core knowledge and a brief overview of the updates would be enough.

Do not feel stressed if you haven’t cleared AIIMS PG. You can give your best shot in NEET in a month's time and full-focus can do well. Having a similar structure and syllabus, both exams have a common way of preparation which needs to be covered at an early stage and the advanced preparation following it. So, simultaneous preparation is always possible.

It is true that doing a degree from a reputed college helps your career and getting admission in a reputed college should be a priority. But that does not necessarily mean, you won’t be able to succeed with a degree from a tier-3 college. 

IGNOU is good to go with for BCA. The curriculum is well-designed. However, you should give preference to regular courses over distance courses. 

Job Prospect:

• As far as the job perspective is concerned, you can secure a good job if you have the required skillset and a good academic record. The university name has very little to do with it. 
• If you want to get a job in the IT sector, then BCA from IGNOU is the best course offered in ODL mode.

Mode of Class:

Taking admission at IGNOU depends completely on you since IGNOU is a correspondence degree or a distance learning degree. 

• For the courses like BCA or MCA, it is generally essential as well as mandatory for every admitted student to attend the practical classes, but IGNOU does not arrange such classes being a distance learning Institute that schedules classes only on weekends that is on Saturdays and Sundays.
• But for someone who is working and still wants to pursue a degree, can go with IGNOU. This will not take much of your time as you will be able to attend your classes on weekends and by the end of three years, you will also be graduated.

Also, a project is assigned to the BCA students which are mandatory to complete but can only be done by yourself if you attend your class regularly. So, make a decision by taking all the points into consideration.

The mess food at NIT Silchar is very oily. Poori or Paratha is served for almost every breakfast. Potatoes are the only abundant vegetable. Other healthy vegetables are served quite seldom. Salad isn’t served everyday. Occasionally, you'll get some fruit like Bananas, or fruit shake. A thick layer of oil can be seen floating on top of the vegetables. 

It is unhealthy to consume such an oily breakfast on a regular basis. Oily foods lead to increased cholesterol levels and very bad heart health. Even the snacks consist of fritters, samosas, and other foods that require deep frying. The seniors don’t bother and say nothing can be done in this regard. 

Sadly, this is the case not just of NIT Silchar, but many other colleges and universities. Not just a health freak, but a normal student would also agree that such unhealthy levels of oil can lead to serious health problems in the future.