The procedure for obtaining transcripts from MUHS Nashik Maharashtra is pretty simple, the only problem being the time taken. The primary step is to collect all the required documents like

• Mark sheets all passing years
• Degree certificate
• Thesis topic (PG)approval copy from university.

All the above documents should be attested. Later speed post these documents to their address. You can pay online and attach the receipt to the list of documents. Once done, can confirm whether they received your documents through phone. It will take around a month or so to post your transcript at your address with 5–7 copies of it.

Here are a few tips for new graduates at the Manipal Institute of Technology

• Develop social connections not only within college but outside the college too. Talk to students from different colleges to broaden your perspective.
• Develop a healthy rapport with your seniors as they are better guides than your teachers. They will help you in deciding your career and activities.
• Maintain a good bond with your teachers and make yourself known by interacting with them frequently during classes.
• Spend your free time reading books in the library other than your course books. Explore and excite your intellectual senses. 
• Instead of staying holed up in your room the entire day, go and explore the beautiful city of Manipal and the other places outside it. 
• Go through your curriculum to get an idea of what the branch is teaching you. Dont just depend on classroom sessions, go through online study material too.
• Actively participate in your college fests as it is a unique learning experience.
• Come out of your comfort zone and face challenges. Live your ostel life to the fullest.

Personally, I feel that the first year is the best experience you will have as you are not burdened with the pressure of career-making so you are free to make as many mistakes as you can. Eventually, you will outgrow your fears and come out stronger!

The best hostel to live at IIT BHU is the Vivekanand Hostel. Once you spend your time there, you will never want to switch hostels. Here are short reviews of the other 4 hostels.

1. Morvi Hostel: A decent hostel with nice lawns, hygienic toilets, and LAN ports. It just acks basic
2. Guantanamo Bay: One of the worst hostels to stay at at IIT BHU. The hostel did not have lawns and was surrounded by mud. The worst part of this hostel is the uncleaned toilets and unhygienic living conditions. 
3. Vivekanand Hostel:Decent double-seater rooms and big lawns surrounded the hostel. The sports facilities are awesome including a badminton and a volleyball court
4. Visvesvaraya Hostel: A very pathetic hostel with poor living conditions where students are literally stuffed together. The only good thing was its location and the canteen. The mess, and LAN network all made life challenging here. 

Overall, I consider Vivekanand Hostel to be the best for me.

IIT Kharagpur is a premier engineering and technology institute in India, being one of the oldest and most reputed institutes of technology in the country. It is well known for its high-quality education, research, and innovation. The institute boasts of a strong academic curriculum, excellent faculty, and a diverse student body. Its Central Library speaks highly of its top notch infrastructure.

However, some of its labs are in bad condition. The development at IIT Kharagpur is very slow with only one market within the campus. 

• Food is delivered on campus through Zomato and Swiggy.
• Shopping can be done by traveling to Kolkata. For urgent needs one can visit either Gole Bazar or Big Bazaar or Reliance Trends situated outside the campus.
• For entertainment, Bollywood/Bengali movies are played inside the campus in Netaji Auditorium on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Apart from it, one movie hall (Bombay Cineplex) is also situated near Big Bazar/Jagannath Mandir.
• IIT KGP has zero transport facilities and the most difficult part is commuting from one place to another. The auto rickshaws are extremely old and create air pollution. Students cannot really travel after 8-9 pm.
• The mess food needs special attention because the quality of food served is very substandard. It’s unhygienic and unhealthy compared to the food served at other IITs.

The only positive aspects of IIT KGP are its technical and cultural fests like Springfest that is East India’s biggest fest. Apart from this, IIT KGP definitely needs to focus on outside development.

My brother completed his B.Tech Electrical Engineering from NIT Silchar. According to him-

1. Course Structure - The course structure is good but some upgrading is needed. There is more Power Engineering (for example topics like Power Systems, Machines, Drives, etc.). You should join ECE if you are into Electronics, VLSI design, Embedded Systems, Hardware Programming, etc. But even with Electrical, you will get 6 electives in your senior year to quench your thirst for knowledge. Few labs focus on MATLAB.
2. Faculty and attendance criteria - The faculty consists of qualified teachers. However, the EE faculty is way more strict than the faculties of other departments at NIT Silchar. EE is the most strict department for attendance. Minimum 75% attendance is mandatory for most courses.
3. Placements - Core placements aren’t really high for EE students. Only a few students get placed in PSUs. Other than that, EE students can sit for placements in Finance, Analytics, and IT. Business Executive, Managerial, and Sales Executive are other profiles that are open to Electrical students.
4. Infrastructure and labs - The infrastructure of NIT Silchar is good, especially when compared to other NITs. The UG B.Tech labs are of decent quality.

EE at NIT Silchar is not a department where you can relax. It demands a lot of hard work from its students. But once you show dedication and commitment, this department will enhance your personality and knowledge.