You must know what you are getting yourself into. The mechanical engineering department of NITC offers 2 BTech courses that are Mechanical and Production. Both of these departments share faculties, labs, some courses, and other facilities. But at the end of the day, both are different courses.

There are two types of people seen in Production Engineering at NITC:

1. Students who wanted to study mechanical, but didn’t have the rank for it or could only get mechanical at other NITs. Production is after all similar to mechanical.
2. Students who didn’t have an appropriate rank to choose a branch/college of their choice, but still wanted to study in an NIT.

There are few things that students commonly felt during their days:

• Students are often seen saying that they should get mechanical equivalent certificates. There is no purpose in saying this as they are two different branches.
• Students also complain that teachers are biased. Few teachers refrain from teaching students from production batches. Mechanical batches are taught mostly by permanent faculty while production batches get guest faculties.
• There are very few placement opportunities for Production batches in comparison with Mechanical. Core companies are even fewer.
• The students of Production are often isolated from other batches of students. They are allotted spare rooms.

The placement options are not as rare as students may make out, but it may not be in the field that they are looking for.

So in the end one can say that, if the student truly wants to be a mechanical engineer, then this college probably isn’t for you. If they just want the NIT experience, then they should know what options they will have after college.

In the previous year during the time of admission, the selections were really unpredictable. Students with high-end percentile were kept on the waitlist and some students with low percentile were selected immediately.

• Students with 99.90 %tile with 58 marks were wait-listed but then girls with 50 marks were selected in IIFT-D in the first merit list.
• In the past years, the selections were really unpredictable. Even with a good score in exams and working experience chances are that you will not be selected.
• After talking to seniors or some experts in this profession you will get a detailed opinion of what to do.
• People who have done their MBA recommend that it is wise to select IIFT Kolkata rather than waiting for another year.
• IIFT Kolkata is also a very reputed institute

Even if you take a year gap you’ll most probably stay on the same level as before. If you get into IIM-A, IIM-B you will pass on later and get a job based on no working experience. If you select IIFT Kolkata in the present year you might get a better chance than in IIM as a fresher in the year after. The only advantage you will have is the name and fame of IIM.

Scoring a CGPA of 10 at Amity University, Noida is not tough but you need to follow certain rules and instructions to score well. Also, you have to keep your work up to date in every subject to get a 10 CGPA. The University follows a semester system program. The assessments differ from department to department but there are common factors that you can follow to score well.

Tips for scoring well:

• First and foremost is Attendance. You have to keep your attendance high in all the subjects or at least above 95% to get full marks in internal assessment.
• Having a good relationship with your teachers is vital since they control your internal assessment marks. Your impression matters a lot so try to be on good terms with your faculty members.
• Focus on the notes given in class by the professors. Generally, the questions given in exams are covered in the class so try to memorize those notes.
• Keep all your assignments and projects up-to-date. Submit them on time, don’t delay any submissions as it may impact your final score.

If you follow all these instructions to the letter, then you can easily get a 10 CGPA at Amity University, Noida.