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What's the rank needed to get in NIT Rourkela?
The rank required to make it to NIT Rourkela depends on a number of factors like
- Choice of NIT : Top NITs like NIT Trichy, Surathkal, Calicut, Allahabad, and Rourkela have higher cutoffs than other NITs.
- Choice of Branch : Branches like CSE, IT, and ECE have higher cutoffs due to high demand.
- State domicile : If you are choosing NIT in your home state then the cutoffs will be lower due to Home State Quota.
Here are the cutoff ranks required to get admission to various branches in NIT Rourkela
|
Courses |
2023 Cutoff By Rank |
|
B.Arch |
379 |
|
B.Tech Computer Science Engineering |
3369 |
|
B.Tech Electronics & Communication Engineering |
5734 |
|
B.Tech Electrical Engineering |
9854 |
|
B.Tech Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering |
11169 |
|
B.Tech Mechanical Engineering |
14732 |
|
B.Tech Chemical Engineering |
18195 |
|
B.Tech + M.Tech Chemical Engineering |
20080 |
|
B.Tech Civil Engineering |
23632 |
|
B.Tech Metallurgical and Materials Engineering |
26958 |
The overall cutoff for JEE-Main is 379 - 37595 rank.
It's important to note that the above cutoffs are for general category students of the Other State Quota.
How is college life at IIT Bombay, apart from the academics?
College life at IIT Bombay is extraordinary apart from the academics. Here are some things you can look forward to:
- Literary Arts: The club is pretty active and you can participate in various events like quizzes, writing, word games, and reading. You can also compete in national competitions and win prizes.
- Dance, Dramatics, and Music: Many students in these clubs have gone on to become professionals in their respective fields. You can expect some great performances and events throughout the year.
- Fine Arts and Filmmaking: There are clubs for painters, filmmakers, and photographers who have gained recognition for their work.
- Mood Indigo: This is one of the biggest cultural fests in India, organized entirely by college students. It's a mind-blowing experience and managing it is a big deal.
- TechFest: This is a huge technical fest that has gained a lot of popularity in recent years. If you're into technology and innovation, this is the place to be.
- Inter IIT: IIT Bombay has amazing sports facilities, and students participate every year in the Inter IIT, a sports tournament between all the IITs in India.
- E-Cell: With the booming startup scene in India, E-Cell has become a massive platform for aspiring entrepreneurs. You can get in touch with founders and VCs and learn from them.
- Technical Clubs: These clubs are run by STAB and are for students who are passionate about coding, building bots, and discussing intergalactic space.
- Lukkha: If you're not interested in any of the above, you can always "kaato lukkha" (chill) with your friends. There are many ways to do this, and you'll definitely find something that suits you.
- College Romance: While it's not a club or an event, college romance is a big part of IIT Bombay's culture. You can meet people from other colleges.
Is doing B.Com from IGNOU a good idea?
It's not a bad idea if you are thoughtful enough to do this course without being admitted to a regular university.
If you rely entirely on the staff and have blind faith that they will assist you with all of your questions, you may have difficulty sorting it all out on your own. It's a university where you have to apply and do everything on your own. This is what distinguishes and challenges IGNOU.
If you decide to apply for B.Com at IGNOU, read the prospectus carefully and keep it with you. The prospectus will provide you with all of the information you require.
Which is better for a BA LLB between NLU Trichy and the NMIMS School of Law?
While both National Law University (NLU) Trichy and NMIMS School of Law are well-established schools for BA LLB, one does various comparisons of different parameters like eligibility, fee structure, placement as well as course curriculum when it comes to deciding between the two colleges. The following points highlight these aspects of the program at both institutes:
Eligibility and Fee Structure:
The following table illustrates the eligibility and fee structure at both institutes for BA LLB:
|
College |
Fee Structure (first year fees) |
Eligibility |
|
NLU Trichy |
INR 1,26,000 |
10+2 with 45% (SC/ST 40%) and CLAT |
|
NMIMS School of Law |
INR 2,01,500 |
10+2 with 50% and CLAT/LSAT |
Curriculum:
NLU Trichy:
- This is a 5-year course with ten semesters provided for students to learn diverse subjects related to the field of law.
- There are elective courses students can choose from apart from the compulsory ones listed in the syllabus.
- Some of the elective courses include private and international law, cyber law, banking law, human rights law, etc.
- Other compulsory subjects include economics, political science, corporate law, history, etc.
NMIMS School of Law:
- In this 5 year course, students will be provided with an opportunity to study law along with humanities.
- Core subjects offered in this course include political science, economics, sociology, history, etc.
- Students will also be exposed to developmental subjects like critical thinking, moot court, professional ethics and legal writing.
- The course is mainly divided into modules spread out over a span of ten semesters.
Placements:
NLU Trichy:
- Students are compulsorily made to participate in internships for which they are provided with a stipend from employers like Mahindra and Mahindra, Infosys, Indian Overseas, etc.
- The highest package offered for BA LLB students is INR 65,000 per month with an average salary of INR 35,000 per month.
NMIMS School of Law:
- Students are actively asked to join internships in order to boost their careers with the help of the placement cell.
- Companies like Juris Corp, Economics Law, Edelweiss, and DSK legal recruit students with an average salary of INR 6 lakhs per annum and highest salary of INR 16 lakhs per annum.
Both institutes are good for pursuing BA LLB and are relatively new. Students can take a decision based on the aspects discussed above and any other they wish to consider.
Is it better to take CSE in NIT Trichy or in new IITs like IIT Hyderabad, IIT Ropar, IIT Indore, etc?
If you look beyond the IIT tag lens, you will realize NIT Trichy is actually a great institute with excellent opportunities. The institute does well in providing both placement and higher education opportunities. Some other things that make it a good choice are
- Fests like Pragyan and Festember held at a huge scale
- An Excellent alumni connect
- A talented student body
- Octa the computer lab
- Sports facilities
- A good brand name
NIT Trichy might not have the IIT tag but it certainly has something that even the new IITs do not, a well organized and student-friendly management!
Is IIIT Lucknow a good option for doing an M.Tech or not?
The M.Tech program in Computer Science (CS) at IIIT Lucknow is worth considering if you cannot get into other similar institutions such as IIIT Hyderabad, IIIT Bangalore, IIIT Allahabad, NIT Warangal, NIT Trichy, and NIT Karnataka.
- Though the M.Tech program started only in 2019, companies such as Google, Microsoft, Directi, LinkedIn, Codenation, etc. visit the campus for placements of B.Tech students. So if you are skilled enough, it does not really matter if you are a B.Tech or M.Tech student. The placement records of B.Tech graduates suggest that they are comparable to NIT Calicut, NIT Rourkela, and IIIT Allahabad graduates.
- In fact, looking at the NIRF data of colleges such as IIIT Allahabad, it is clear that M.Tech students are more in demand in the industry due to lack of quality students along with their added research experience in the field.
- The curriculum of the course is also very well designed, offering specializations in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence. These are the most demanding subjects in the industry currently and if you study well enough, securing a job should not be difficult.
- As this is a new course, you will not get the alumni advantage, the first batch is yet to pass-out, you could still connect with your B.Tech alumni as well as alumni from IIIT Allahabad (both the colleges were on the same campus until very recently).
- Alternatively, you could also hang out with your B.Tech peers and learn from them as well, because they have a very well-laid-out course structure along with a very competitive culture in coding.
- You should also consider studying with the PhDs as the knowledge and in-depth research they conduct in areas such as Machine learning will eventually help you to get a competitive advantage.
So all in all, IIIT Lucknow is a very good option for doing an M.Tech which will sharpen your skills and prepare you for the journey ahead.
Is it worth to join an MBA at JBIMS at the age of 28 having lot of academic gaps and no any work experience?
Joining JBIMS for MBA without any work experience may have a slight drawback. Whether the overall experience will be worth it or not, depends on the exact purpose with which you have started on this journey.
With all honesty, your lack of experience and academic gaps will have a negative impact on your placements. Getting higher packages will be almost impossible as companies might object to your flaw in the profile. I am not saying that MBA will be a bad choice, but it will benefit you academically and not financially. It will increase your knowledge and skills and add value to your CV thereby improving your initial situation. But as far as placements are concerned, you will be slightly at a disadvantage to others.
You will be eligible for the final placements only and not the lateral ones. Many companies may or may not put filters on age, work experience, and academics. It all depends on the particular company and your luck. With excellent communication skills and content building, you can make your way into the interview and much more. But you have to strive hard for a very long time as the race is a difficult one for you. If you can prepare well with no pressure or expectations, especially during the summer internship process, you should be fine.
Coming to the knowledge and skills that you will acquire during the MBA, it will certainly have a positive impact on you. You will be able to get rid of negativity and focus on acquiring maximum knowledge.
Still, at the end of the day, I will advise you to get a job and get a level of experience to make your journey a bit easier.
What is the procedure for getting a grace mark in AKTU for a BTech, and where should we apply for it?
At AKTU, grace marks are applied to subjects automatically. The status of subjects in which you got grace marks will be PWC, in the result.
If you are entitled to grace marks and didn’t receive them then there are two solutions.
- Write the exam again in COP. There will be no PWC status in your marksheet.
- If you don’t want to take the examination again and find it difficult to pass without grace marks then you can visit University of Lucknow and give an application for the same. Your result will be updated with grace marks.
The number of days required to update your result can vary depending on various factors.
How is Electrical and Electronics branch at DTU? What is the average placement?
The perfect description of the Electrical and Electronics branch at DTU is the Jack of all grades and Master of none. The branch covers everything including EC, EE, CS, IT, and SE yet you end up with nothing in your hands. The worst part is that teachers don’t give enough marks in this branch. Even hard workers get average grades.
The same is the case with recruiters. They consider EEE students the jack of all trades but master of none. All the companies prefer EE and EC, CS and IT but EEE students are rarely given preference.
Although there is harmony among the batchmates of this branch, sometimes you might face challenges so keep all these things in mind before going for it.
Which is better: Engineering Physics at IIT Bombay or Electrical Engineering at IIT Roorkee?
It would be suggested to pursue Engineering Physics at IIT Bombay rather than Electrical Engineering at IIT Roorkee.
When it comes to studying physics at IITB, there are some key differences between JEE physics and college-level physics. Here are some important points to keep in mind:
- In JEE physics, you study formula derivations after brief explanations of concepts and practice a lot of problems in that topic. College-level physics courses are typically more rigorous in theoretical and mathematical content, and problems are solved to help you understand the concepts more deeply.
- While EE does not have any pure physics courses after the first year, it focuses on making you an electrical engineer. Core courses include analog and digital electronics, signals and systems, network theory, electronic devices, microprocessors, power electronics, and some relevant math courses.
- EP, on the other hand, has core courses like quantum mechanics, electrodynamics, statistics, relativity, classical mechanics, waves and optics, nuclear physics, etc. There are also important math courses up to your second year.
- EP trains you in core physics concepts and prepares you for experimental physics and electronics, giving you many options for your career path. You can work in theoretical or experimental physics, electronics, statistics and stochastics, CS-related research, or pursue higher studies in physics.
- When choosing between IITB and IIT Roorkee, consider factors like the quality of professors, campus culture, and location. IITB has excellent professors, a beautiful campus, and great cultural and sports scenes, and is close to TIFR, which provides opportunities for collaboration.
- When it comes to placements, most EP students go for higher studies because they are passionate about physics. For EE, core and non-core jobs are similar to those for other courses in terms of job security and salary packages.
Finally, the "brand" of IITs, especially IIT Bombay, provides a sense of job security that can be reassuring for graduates.
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