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How good is NIT calicut ECE?
NITC is pretty good in terms of both curriculum and placement. But ECE in general is a vast branch where you have to study bits and pieces of electronics, Electrical engineering, Communication Engineering, and Computer Science. Initially, it might seem a bit overwhelming but once you get the hang of it, you will understand the beauty of the subject.
- First-year concepts are general for all branches. You can spend time improving your coding skills as it's very important in the current scenario.
- In the second year, you will learn about the basics of electronics and communication. Here you will come across basic concepts like solid-state devices, Network theory, logic designs, and many more. Look for internship opportunities from your second year so that you will get some good exposure. You can also work on some projects under your faculties.
- Third-year is majorly dedicated to computer networks, digital signal processing, microprocessors, and controllers. You will get a wide range of electives to choose from including AI to VLSI. Prepare for GATE at this stage if you want to pursue higher education.
- Fourth-year is all about placements, projects, and internships. 151 students from the 2019-20 batch availed of internship opportunities with an average stipend of 15K.
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Particulars |
ECE at NIT Calicut |
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Students Participated |
877 |
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Placement rate |
73.5% |
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Highest CTC offered |
49.7 LPA |
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Average CTC offered |
11.58 LPA |
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No. of Companies Participated |
133 |
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Recruiting Companies |
Wipro, Tata Motors, Morgan Stanley, ZS, CISCO, and Fidelity. |
Overall, NIT Calicut is a good University to pursue ECE at. In the end, it comes down to your dedication and passion for the subject.
In what order would you rank MAMC, KGMU, AFMC, IMS-BHU, CMC & Grant Medical College?
I will try to answer your query and provide some additional information.
After the top most colleges- AIIMS, PGI, JIPMER, NIMHANS and SGPGI, these are the colleges you should try for- Medical colleges in Delhi are the best choice. Out of these, MAMC is the most desirable. It is followed by VMMC, LHMC and UCMS. Then come the medical colleges in Mumbai. KEM is a top medical college, followed by Sion and Grant. Colleges of Kerala and Madras are at par with one another. But Madras Medical College is the best among these. AFMC and CMC Vellore are great for patients, but not so much for the students.
Thus, MAMC is a great choice. I do not possess much knowledge of KGMU and IMS BHU, so I haven’t talked about them.
Will it be a right decision to leave AIIMS Patna for AIIMS Rishikesh or Raipur considering the current scenario?
I am a student at AIIMS Raipur, so I will try sharing some advantages of joining my institution.
I wouldn’t recommend AIIMS Rishikesh over Patna or Raipur. The only favorable thing in regard to AIIMS Rishikesh is that it is located in the lap of nature. But over the years, its hype has somewhat died down partially because of constant issues with the administration. Also, the other AIIMS have seen an increase in their PG seats. AIIMS Patna and Raipur have excelled in other areas, and made up for their lack in terms of location.
The main hospital building of AIIMS Raipur was recently completed, and all the major departments have been shifted in the same. The faculty at AIIMS Raipur is as good as any other AIIMS, and academic excellence is given utmost priority. The attendance system is a bit strict, but it is totally up to the AIIMS standards.
The Trauma and Emergency is top notch at AIIMS Rishikesh, but that is of less importance for an MBBS student. The patient load has increased at AIIMS Raipur over the years. The students of AIIMS Raipur can join various cultural, literary and sports clubs. This helps in overall development and extracurricular achievement.
Thus, I would recommend AIIMS Raipur as a good institution for an MBBS, but even AIIMS Patna is a good choice.
What was someone's experience with the IIT Madras TI sponsored analog electronics MS program exam and interview?
Each year Texas Instruments (TI) India sponsors some students for the analog electronics MS program at IIT Madras. One of my friends went through the whole process and here are some of the useful snippets of her experience.
- Written Test - There will be a written test first. It is a two-hour test covering many interesting topics from analog electronics such as OPAMPS, BJTS, MOSFET, RLC circuits. But instead of straightforward questions, they will have questions with various combinations of the topics. In total there were 20 questions in this test.
- Presentation - Then an HR from Texas Instruments (TI) India will present you a PPT. There will also be some seniors who were selected the previous year. They will share their experiences.
- Technical Interview - After that from the 40 odd students who took the written test around 10 will be called for the technical interview. The interview will most probably start after lunch. The panel of three asked my friend to solve the questions which they had given in the written test, but she answered incorrectly. They will also ask some other additional questions as well.
- HR Interview - Finally there will be an HR round of interviews, where you would be asked about yourself, your strengths, weaknesses, past experiences, and many other things. After about 1 hour of the interview, you would get your provisional admission letters along with a TI scientific calculator.
In the interview, they are looking for your thought process and your approach to the problem rather than the exact correct answer as my friend did give a wrong answer but still got selected.
Also, the professors and the interviewers were very helpful and will guide you. The questions in the tests and the interviews will test you very thoroughly so you should have a stronghold over the subject. You can go through the preparatory materials posted on the website and the electronics book by Sedra and Smith.
What do I need to know about Amity University Lucknow?
Amity University Lucknow functions from an off campus of Noida Campus, every operation is controlled from there.
- They have a beautiful and well-maintained infrastructure.
- The class timings are longer than usual.
- They, unlike other universities, do not guarantee placement, most of the MBA graduates have applied for off-campus placements.
- The fests are not up to the mark like the Noida campus.
- Students should have a 75% attendance or you will not be allowed to sit for the exams.
- Hostels do not offer AC rooms.
- The mess charges have increased a lot, students have to pay INR 3000 per month. This is a lot because the quality of the food is also bad.
- The hostel provides wifi, which is a real necessity.
If you want to study in Amity it is suggested that you think before taking this step. If you think you can get a proper job offer off-campus then you can opt to study here. As they do not give much priority to on-campus placements.
Which college should be preferred? SIBM Pune or IIM Shillong?
Most MBA aspirants prefer IIM Shillong over SIBM Pune. Having an IIM degree certainly offers some perks. You will get better placement opportunities and exposure. IIM Shillong placements 2022 had an average CTC of around INR 21.71 LPA. The highest CTC offered this year was INR 32.2 LPA. The institute offers a high ROI.
How do I write answers in RGPV to get marks?
My neighbour is a lecturer. She told me some important points to keep in mind for any subject semester.
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Look for the questions that you are best versed in and attempt those first. Go in descending order i.e., from best to worst. This will help maintain the quality of your answers.
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Writing in points will give you bonus marks. Black pens are not allowed so don’t use them. Highlight the parts of the answer you wish to be seen by the examiner first.
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Draw neat labelled diagrams of appropriate size. Note that the size of the diagram has nothing to do with your marks.
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Another way to improve the quality of your answers is to use the required technical words.
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Neat handwriting will definitely get you some brownie points. There should be proper spacing between two words.
The trick that will surely get you a few more marks is to highlight important parts while you are writing the answers. You may use the same pen or even pencil. In case you don’t know the answer to a question, focus on the keywords in the question and write your answer based on them itself.
What is the college timing of NIT Trichy, NIT Surathkal, MNNIT Allahabad, IIIT Allahabad?
I have only knowledge about MNIT Allahabad and IT Surathkal as I have a few friends there.
MNNIT Allahabad
- Classes are held Monday to Friday. Saturday & Sunday is off.
- It depends on the branch you are studying as well as the year.
- In the first year, students of every branch study together and the timings are usually 9 am to 5 pm approximately 30 hours a week.
- In the 2nd and the 3rd year, students usually have 40 hours a week. Timings for Mechanical and other core branches are 8 am to 6 pm while S/IT students don't have many classes as the curriculum mostly comprises coding so they have 25-30 hours a week
- In the final year, classes are held very rarely and students spend most of their time on projects. The classes usually last for 12-15 hours a week.
In all, the first and the last year at MNIT Allahabad are relatively free so you can enjoy your life to the fullest.
NIT Surathkal:
- NIT Surathkal has no classes on Saturdays.
- In the first year classes take place 23 hours a week and the timings depend on individual sections between 8 am and 5 pm. The students can set their own schedule at their convenience with the assistance of the student class representative.
- From the second year, the timings and duration of classes depend on the branch you have chosen. Usually, Mining has about 20 hours per week, CSE and ECE have around 25-28 hours per week while branches like Mechanical have up to 35 hours per week.
Hope this helped you!
How can I get a migration certificate from VTU? What are the details and signatures required on the form?
According to the information I got online, if your college is affiliated then you just have to fill the migration application form that is provided on the VTU website and then fill in all the details.
In the last line forwarded to VTU registrar ”...this is to certify…” you can either ask your new college academic person to fill it.
Or ask your college a bonafide certificate or study certificate and pin that with the application form alongwith the e-payment SBI fee receipt.
Get your degree certificate / provisional degree certificate attested from any gazetted officer by showing them the original copy.
Then post the whole document by speed post to the address mentioned on the website of VTU that is to the registrar.
After receiving your post they will transfer the migration certificate to your new college.
What type of questions are asked in dayalbagh educational institute interview btech course?
You will be asked fundamental STEM questions. The difficulty level will be basic to moderate in general. Sometimes they ask hard questions too like curve tracing in Mathematics. Prepare Mathematics fundamentals, Physics basics, Current affairs, and GK in depth.
You should also keep in mind that a good interview doesn’t guarantee your selections. There are other factors at play, such as Written Test Performance, Reservation Quota, etc.
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