The hostel at Bannari Amman Institute of Technology is really good. Every hostel of BIT has its own little culture. One of my friends stayed in all the hostels of the institute and had a great experience. The hostel fees at the institute are around INR 36,000. 

The various hostels that the institute has are as follows.

1. Emerald (Senior hostel)
2. Sapphire (Junior’s hostel)
3. Diamond (Management hostel).

A few of the advantages and disadvantages of living in the hostel at Bannari Amman Institute of Technology are discussed below.

Advantages:

• The hostel mess serves the best food compared to any other counterparts. There are well-maintained drinking water facilities.
• The rest-rooms are clean. Electricity is available 24/7.
• Wi-Fi with decent internet speed is available in the hostel.
• In the TV room, a new movie used to be played every week. 
• The college and hostel are closed at 3.30 pm. Students can leave for their homes on GPs (General Permission). 
• The institute also arranges college buses for nearby cities. 

Disadvantages:

• The mess does not serve non-veg food. You have to buy it in the cafeteria.
• You have to be in time to avail the facilities be it hot water supply in bathroom or meal at the mess. 
• Any kind of celebration inside the hostel is not allowed.
• You need permission from your class-supervisor to go out of the campus even on Sundays.
• If you are accustomed to city-life, staying on the campus can be difficult for you at first. 

BIT is a suitable fit for every student. There is no pressure to perform in exams and there are no frequent exams as well. The staff is also very supportive. You will also get to meet great people here.

NIT Kurukshetra is renowned for its electrical department. Let us examine each feature of the institute closely

•  Faculty – All types of faculties are present in this department. Some of them are not interested in teaching and somehow manage to finish the portions, while others are highly dedicated and put much effort into their job, and their classes are worth the exams as well.
• Infrastructure – The infrastructure is not up to par, and the construction works are progressing. The classroom temperature is very high during the summer days, but the newly built LHC is spacious and comfortable to attend classes in.
• Extra-curricular Activities – The electrical department club is named Electroreck, which is highly active and conducts festivals and other activities.
• Placement Statistics

Overall, NIT Kurukshetra has a good electrical department compared to other institutes.

NIT Kurukshetra is a good college which gives you the freedom to explore and develop your personality.

If you are interested in the electrical branch, NIT Kurukshetra is a good option. But I must warn you that you’ll find yourself busier than the students of other branches. This is because electrical students have to make a lot of practical files. 

The faculty for EE is helpful and supportive. The placements are also decent. The package range was INR 4.00 LPA - INR 1.25 CPA, the median package was INR 7.90 LPA, and the average package was INR 12.37 LPA for the electrical branch, during 2022 placements.

NIT Kurukshetra is a nurturing place but ultimately the hard work and effort is all expected from you. No one will push you to get out of your comfort zone, that’ll be your task. 

The sports facilities at AIIMS in Delhi are quite extensive. They include facilities for indoor and outdoor sports such as:

• 3 wooden Badminton courts 
• A hard tennis court with floodlights 
• An Olympic-sized swimming pool
• A basketball court
• A football and cricket ground
• A volleyball court with floodlights
• A fully equipped gym
• Table tennis with 4 ping pong tables.
• A room with indoor game facilities like carrom, foosball, boxing, chess, etc

The sports facilities are open to students, staff, and faculty of AlIMS, and are well-maintained and regularly used, AIIMS Delhi holds intra-AIIMS sports tournaments regularly. 

Getting admission in either of SGSITS and IET DAVV requires good JEE main scores. I have a few friends from both institutes so I think I will be able to give you some Idea about the cutoff required. Here is a brief overview of the recent cutoff trend at the institutes.

You can visit the official website to get the detailed information regarding the cutoff. Also, it will be very smart if you do wait for the second round.

Every coin has 2 sides and likewise, every college has its strengths and weaknesses. IIT Jodhpur no doubt is a great institute offering excellent placement opportunities, startup encouragement, the IIT tag, and high-quality education but it has its own sets of demerits that affect its overall reputation. Here are a few of them

• IIT Jodhpur has a very small batch size which minimizes exposure. Only a handful of students are interested in productive stuff and most of them just are here for fun
• Despite being a technical institute, IIT Jodhpur prioritizes cultural activities a lot and the most influential people are from cultural backgrounds. Fewer students are attracted to technical societies and more importance is given to cultural fests.
• IIT Jodhpur ranks even lower than some NITs because of the poor research culture it has. 
• IIT Jodhpur is certainly lacking in terms of infrastructure. It has no well-developed market, enough canteens, and dining halls.
• The institute has an 85% attendance rule with no proxy. 
• IIT Jodhpur has a poor faculty-to-student ratio.

Individually these demerits are not very major, but as a whole, these affect the overall learning experience to a great extent.

As per my opinion, Amulaya Ratna Swain Sir and Arup Acharya Sir are the best teachers in the CS department. The former teaches Data Structures & Algorithms, while the latter teaches Software Engineering Concepts. 

Their dedication towards teaching is worth every praise, and their unique teaching style always amazes me. Their lectures are truly worth attending. They are, according to me, two of the best professors at KIIT.

IIT BHU has several hostels, and each one of them has 2-3 messes. Different people are given contracts for each mess, on an annual basis. Around 150-200 students eat everyday in each mess. This entire system ensures that quality food is served in the messes. This many messes can’t have a single menu.

There is no fixed menu as such even if we consider a single mess. The ‘Maharaj’ i.e. the person in charge, keeps on including/removing dishes, based on the prices of raw ingredients. For lunch and dinner, there is roti, two-three kinds of rice, 2-3 kinds of vegetable curries, and 1-2 kinds of dals. Salad forms a part of these meals. 

Fruit salads, sweets and cakes are given at least once a week. On Saturdays, poori-chhole and a few snacks are served alongside other regular items. Special food items like 2-3 types of parathas, noodles, dosa, idli, etc. are added to the menu at least once every 2 weeks. Eggs are served twice a week, and paneer items are served to vegetarians. Chicken, fish and mutton are served twice a week. You can pay separately and order egg bhurji, omelet and egg rice anytime from the mess. The mess charge is around Rs. 12,000 per semester. 

Overall, the mess menu is quite decent at IIT BHU.