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Is IIT Kharagpur better than IIT Kanpur?
This is a frequently asked question among students navigating higher education decisions.
Important considerations:
- Research Thoroughly: Verify information through official websites, NIRF rankings, and authentic reviews.
- Campus Visits: Attend open houses or virtual tours to understand infrastructure and culture.
- Alumni Insights: Connect with graduates for honest feedback about academics and placements.
- Document Verification: Check NBA/NAAC accreditation, UGC approval, and affiliations.
- Career Alignment: Ensure the program aligns with your long-term professional goals.
For the most accurate information, contact the college admission office directly or consult the official prospectus and website.
What is the placement scenario of NIT silchar?
During NIT Silchar placements 2022, 94+ recruiters visited the campus including big shots like Amazon, Microsoft, Adobe, Arcesium, Intuit, etc. A total of 97 students were placed with 537 offers. The highest salary offered by Amazon was INR 44 LPA while the average package stood at INR 13.58 LPA.
Here are the company-wise packages offered during these placements
|
Company Name |
No. of Students Placed |
Package Offered |
|
Amazon |
3 |
INR 44 LPA |
|
Microsoft |
2 |
INR 41.86 LPA |
|
Adobe |
1 |
INR 40.93 LPA |
|
Arcesium India |
2 |
INR 36 LPA |
|
Intuit |
NA |
INR 32.82 LPA |
|
Swiggy |
9 |
INR 31.84 LPA |
During NIT Silchar Placements 2022, the highest number of students were placed from the ECE branch followed by the CSE branch.
What are some of the worst Delhi University colleges?
some of the lower-ranked or less-preferred Delhi University colleges — to answer honestly:
DU has 90+ affiliated colleges varying widely in quality. some less prestigious ones (in terms of rankings, faculty, placements) include:
- Colleges in east/outer Delhi: some government colleges in Shahdara, Seelampur area have lower rankings
- Some evening colleges and correspondence colleges associated with DU have less campus resources
- Certain newer affiliated colleges that lack established infrastructure
however, 'worst' is relative. even lower-ranked DU colleges have the DU degree and CUET-based admission, which carries weight. the bigger issue is infrastructure and faculty quality varies significantly.
the key insight: for DU BA/BCom/BSc programs, the college name matters less than you think for most careers. the DU degree itself is recognized. focus on your performance, internships, and skills rather than which DU college — unless applying to highly brand-conscious employers where the top DU colleges (Stephen's, Hindu, SRCC, Lady Shri Ram) have specific alumni networks.
How is ABES EC as an engineering college and what are its downfalls?
Overall ABES EC is an average engineering college at best. Here are some of the pros and cons of joining the institutes.
Pros:
- It has great infrastructural facilities. There is centralized AC for all blocks in the whole college. The lush green campus will soothe your eyes.
- The hostel accommodation is well furnished and maintained regularly.
- There are many food courts that sell good quality food at reasonable prices.
- The campus has a big stadium that conducts different cricket matches.
- Some of the faculty members are cooperative and student-friendly.
- The ABES EC placement scenario is decent. The average CTC offered to students is around INR 6 LPA.
- There are many clubs like Samvaad Theatre Group, Technovation, etc. in which you can take part.
Cons:
- ABES EC has a strict 75% attendance rule. Failing to maintain this can lead to detention.
- The institute calls parents if they don’t attend your class.
- The hostel curfew timing for girls is strict. You need to be inside the hostel premises at 6 pm during winter and 6:30 pm during summer.
The video will take you on a tour across the ABES Capus
Overall, your time at ABES EC will be a bittersweet one.
What is the concept of dual degree in BITS? Is it better than single B.E(Hons) degree?
BITS Pilani BE courses have a duration of 4 years while the dual degree courses have a duration of 5 years. A few dual courses offered at BITS Pilani include Msc. (Hons) Biology, Chemistry, Economics, Mathematics, and Physics.
- The courses taught in the first year are the same in both BE and dual degrees. Based on your CGPA of the first year and your preferences, all the dualities will be allotted their respective BE degrees.
- From the second year, BE students start studying their own separate courses while Msc students start studying their compulsory courses for their Msc degree.
- In the third year dual degree students start studying BE degree with their juniors along with their Msc.
- In the fourth year, they only study the compulsory courses of BE.
- In the fifth year dual degree students will either complete their thesis or PS or both. Students are required to complete their electives by the end of graduation apart from their compulsory subjects
Basically, dual degree students pursue BE with their juniors.
Here are a few pros and cons of the institute to help you understand the credibility of this degree.
Pros
- It's a good option if you failed to get a branch of your choice in BE. Work hard in the first year and get a good CGPA to opt for your desired branch.
- An MSc is beneficial in fetching good placement offers. A very popular combination among recruiters is Msc Economics + CS.
- You get to enjoy college life for an extra year and create more memories.
Cons
- An extra year means you will have to invest more money and time.
- The third and fourth years will be very hectic given that you will have to do compulsory courses alongside completing electives too.
- It will be very difficult to sit for placements if you opt for double semester PS in your final year.
In all, I think the dual degree program is a great choice for those who did not get their desired branch in BE.
How are the interview questions for IIIT Hyderabad for the UGEE? How should I prepare for them? And what are the chances of clearing the interview? Here’s how my UGEE interview process went.
My friend had the opportunity to appear for the Dual Degree Programs interview. She shared her entire experience with me. Once the document verification was done, the candidates were divided into seven groups. 20 minutes before the interview, she was given a sheet with 3 questions one each from Physics, Linguistics, and Mathematics.
- (a) Since Newton’s First Law of Motion can be derived from the second law of Motion, what do you think is the relevance of the first law? Did Newton give us three laws when two would have been adequate?
(b) A similar Mechanics question which I don’t remember.
- A Linguistics Question of Medium Difficulty
- You are given an equilateral triangle of side length ‘a. Disprove or Prove: Among any five points inside the triangle, there always exists a pair at a distance not greater than a/2.
The candidates were not asked to write the answers but just ponder on the questions for 20 minutes. Soon she was ushered into the interview room where she was welcomed by several warm panelists that asked questions like
- Why IIIT and Why Research?
- Tell us about your family and school education.
- Do you like linguistics?, to which she said that she loved Tamil. He asked further, Do you find the present web applications in Tamil efficient?
- Which field in Computer Science do you like the most?
- Do you have any experience working with Cryptography?
- Where do you see yourself in ten years?
Out of the 3 questions handed in earlier, she was able to solve the Lingo question and even managed to write some satisfactory reasons for the Physics questions but failed to solve the Mathematics question. They further asked questions related to Friction, Work, and Energy. They did not ask the linguistic one and moved on to the mathematical question. They asked her to solve it with their help.
She told them about her extracurricular achievements and they seemed to be impressed. One of the professors ended the interview by saying that if she got selected, she should come with her extracurricular file then. The entire interview lasted for 50 minutes and she considers it to be one of the most memorable interviews.
If I don't pass all the papers in my IGNOU exam in 1st year, can I still go to the second year? How do I clear the papers which I didn't pass?
IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University) year progression rules:
yes, you can generally progress to 2nd year even if you haven't passed all 1st year papers — this is a key feature of IGNOU's open and flexible system.
how it works:
- IGNOU uses credit-based system. you accumulate credits as you clear papers
- you must re-register each year, and there's no strict attendance requirement
- failed papers from 1st year can be re-attempted in subsequent semesters/years while studying 2nd year subjects
- you have a maximum time limit to complete the program (typically 2x the normal duration — so a 3-year BA has a 6-year maximum period)
- register for the IGNOU examination for your failed subjects in the next available exam cycle (June or December)
practical step: if you failed papers in 1st year, just re-register for those subjects in the next exam cycle. go to your study center or ignou.ac.in to register. you pay the exam fee per subject and appear again. there's no penalty for attempting multiple times within the time limit.
Can I get Scholarship for MBA in Canada?
Yes, there is a wide array of fully funded and university scholarships available. If you are planning to pursue an MBA from Canada, here are some of the most popular scholarships that you can apply.
| Scholarship | Amount (CAD) | Offered by |
| MBA Excellence Award | Up to 20,000 | Rotman School of Management |
| Women in Business Excellence Award | Up to 10,000 | Rotman School of Management |
| Global Business Leader of Tomorrow | Up to 10,000 - 15,000 | Sauder School of Business |
| MBA Entrance Scholarship | Up to 7500 - 11,500 | Haskayne School of Business |
| Ivey MBA Scholarship | Up to 10,000 | Ivey Business School |
| MBA Admission Award | Up to 1000 - 10,000 | DeGroote School of Business |
| Scotiabank Scholarship | Up to 20,000 | Schulich School of Business |
Is BITS Pilani really as it claims to be?
Yes, BITS Pilani is worth all the hype it gets. You will find life here to be very dynamic and competitive as the student pool is equally talented because of the no-reservation policy. You will have to work harder than usual to maintain good grades here.
- Campus life: There is a strong bond between juniors and seniors who guide you constantly.
- Clubs: Campus life is very happening and many Interdepartmental Club events are held. BITS Pilani also organizes the second largest Cultural fest of India, Oasis.
- Academics: The academics here are very rigorous and you must work hard to remain among the toppers constantly. The competitive environment rather challenges your inner capabilities.
- Faculty: The majority of the professors are experts in their field and adopt modern pedagogy to deliver concepts excellently. Moreover, you are at your own will to attend lectures or skip them and even devise your own timetable.
- Placements: BITS Pilani placements are at the same level as the top 5 IITs and better than top NITs so placements should be your last concern here. BITS Pilani placements 2023 recorded the average package as high as INR 30.37 LPA while the highest package stood at INR 60.75 LPA.
Overall, BITS Pilani is one of the best technical institutes in India and is really worth all the fame it gets.
Is there any value of doing MBL (Masters of Business law) from NLSIU, Bangalore?
If you are looking at the course from the perspective of its acceptability in the industry, then honestly it does not rank very high in the list. It can not be even fully considered a proper Masters in Law degree. One of my friends studied it and here’s what she has to say about it.
- Masters in Business Law (MBL) is not a full-time LLM course. You cannot take UGC-NET on the basis of this degree.
- It is quite an expensive course. Not only the course fees but they take additional fees like Rs. 500 for each subject. They have a continuation fee of Rs. 2500.
- The books suggested are also not elaborate enough to learn about the course. They lack content.
- There is no transparency in checking answer sheets. If you want your answer sheets rechecked, it will cost you Rs.800 for each paper.
Therefore it is recommended that you do not opt for this course, as it is not an LLM course. The only thing credible about it is the tag you receive from NLSIU.
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