Manipal College of Dental Sciences (MCODS), Mangalore has been ranked at number 6 for Dental by NIRF in 2019 and offers three popular courses in BDS, MDS, and PG Diploma. MCODS, Manipal on the other hand has been ranked at number 5 for Dental by NIRF in 2020 and offers popular programs in BDS and MDS.
While both the institutions offer a great program in Dental sciences, let us take a look at some of the main features that set them apart:
Admissions:
Admission to both institutions is done on the basis of rank secured in NEET UG/ NEET MDS.
One must have secured 50% marks in 12th with PCB and English as a compulsory subject.
The total seats available for BDS at both campuses are 100.
The fee structure at both campuses is also the same i.e. 26.40 Lakhs.
Campus:
MCODS Mangalore:
The University is known to have some of the best facilities in terms of classrooms, teaching labs to a spacious and well-stocked library with all important resources and e-books.
It has a CAD-CAM, digital X-Ray machine, and CBCTC scan to provide students with the best technological facilities available in the country.
The hostel and mess facilities are good too, with a separate block for students from all departments.
MCODS Manipal:
It has high-speed internet access all across the campus and offers an outdoor sports complex and gymnasium.
Students also have separate study rooms in the hostel as well as on-campus.
Faculty:
MCODS Mangalore: The University oversees some great and intellectual faculty members, some of who have also been part of the dental council of India. They are academic professionals with years of experience in dentistry.
MCODS Manipal: The faculty at MCODS Manipal are known for being extremely professional and helpful to students and are available to solve any doubts or queries that they might have.
Placements:
The number of companies that visit dental institutions is low but students graduating from these colleges have a higher chance of getting admissions in a reputed university for their masters.
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Particulars |
MCODS Mangalore |
MCODS Manipal |
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Average median salary |
2.6 LPA |
5 LPA |
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Average stipend received |
15,000 to 60,000 |
20,000 to 50,000 |
While both the institutions are great for BDS, students can make a more informed choice based on the given factors above.
NIT Surathkal B.Tech in CSE is definitely a better choice because it's one of the oldest institutes with a rich legacy. The department has lots of establishments in academics as well as industry. There are several well-established student activity bodies and an elaborate alumni base with a coding background.
I am strongly against you joining an integrated program at the bachelor's level because you first need to know the exact domain you are interested in. If you realize that you have taken the wrong branch then spending 5 years will become very difficult. BTech gives you enough time and opportunities to analyze what your interests are you can not decide, after 3-4 semesters, you will be able to judge yourself overall. Also, a B.Tech in CSE from NIT Karnataka with a good GRE score may help you get admission offers of MS abroad.
So go for NIT Surathkal BTech in CSE without any second thoughts.
If you are considering pursuing a career in IT, here are some reasons why you should consider the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) at Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV) in Indore, Madhya Pradesh:
Overall, IT at IET-DAVV is a good option for students who want to pursue a career in IT. The institute provides quality education, successful placements, and ample exposure to various cultural, technical, and social events.
IEM Kolkata is better than Kalyani. If you are interested in branches like CSE, ECE, or IT, IEM will be a better choice. The placement record of the institute is a lot better compared to Kalyani. IEM Kolkata placements have the median CTC of INR 4.01 LPA.
You will also get good exposure and networking opportunities. IEM conducts many seminars and workshops throughout the academic year.
Among JECRC University and Poornima University, the latter is the better option. There are many reasons for choosing the institute over JECRC.
There is no better college of the two because both are equally good in terms of placements and faculty. Both have their pros and cons. But here I will just cite some pros of both colleges that might help you make a better decision.
Pros of GIM
Pros of KJ Somaiya
For more details you can talk to the alumni of the respective colleges.
The All India Engineering Entrance Exam (AEEE) cut off by rank was- 9199 for the general category and economically weaker sections and at 9983 for the OBCs, in 2018. In 2019, it was 8893 for general category students and economically weaker students and 10421 for OBCs.
The merit list will be prepared based on 60% marks secured in AEEE 2020 and 40% marks in the qualifying examination.
Cut-off for Coimbatore and Bangalore:
The table below shows the cut-off of the two of its branches of Amrita University in 2017, i.e. Coimbatore and Bangalore.
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Branch Coimbatore |
Open Quota Rank |
State Quota Rank |
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Aerospace Engineering |
5374 |
19892 |
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Chemical Engineering |
7890 |
19678 |
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Computer Science Engineering |
1813 |
13801 |
|
Civil Engineering |
6981 |
19971 |
|
ECE |
2747 |
16407 |
|
EEE |
4051 |
19433 |
|
EIE |
6781 |
19822 |
|
Mechanical Engineering |
3217 |
17313 |
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Branch Bangalore |
Open Quota Rank |
State Quota Rank |
|
CSE |
6767 |
10354 |
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ECE |
6998 |
15582 |
|
EEE |
6586 |
19271 |
|
EIE |
6969 |
19650 |
|
Mechanical Engineering |
5814 |
18185 |
Cut-off for Amaravati:
It must be noted that Amrita will not be offering Engineering programs in the Amaravati campus this year, 2020.
Besides this, in 2017 the Open Quota Rank at Amrita School of Engineering, Amritapuri was between 5696-6991 and the State Quota Rank was between 16547-19969.
The possibility of getting any of the branches is open to students with a rank of 4396. Following the trend shown in the table and comparing it to the 2018 rank scale which had the opening rank between 1-750 for the general category and 1-15000 for the reserved categories. State Quota for the AEE saw the opening rank between 10001–12500 and the closing rank between 20001–22500.
Students must note the counseling procedure will be decisive in the process of selection. A rank of 4936 can lead one to any branch they'd like to choose.
My brother was in a similar dilemma when he got CS in Manipal as well as IIIT Delhi. After consulting a few friends at Manipal, he decided to go for IIIT Delhi. He stated the following reasons for choosing IIIT Delhi over MIT Manipal.
If you want laid-back academics with a vibrant campus life, your choice should be Manipal whereas if you want a rigorous curriculum, then go for IIIT Delhi. It’s just a question of what your priorities are.
ISM Dhanbad got the IIT tag a few years back.
It offers pretty good placements and research facilities. The campus is well-maintained and of decent size. It is being further improved and even has its own mall now. Other than that, the college has a fully centralized air-conditioned technical library- the largest in Asia.
IIT Dhanbad is at par with the old IITs. It is the best college in India for Earth Science branches (Mining, Mining Machinery, Applied Geology, Mineral, etc). Other branches have also developed in recent years, especially since ISM has received the IIT tag.
This institute has one of the largest alumni networks in the public sector. It has an MHRD-funded faculty development centre, which is one of its kind in the entire country. It is constructing a Central Research facility within its campus, in collaboration with Australian universities, as a result of an MoU signed by PM Modi during his visit to Australia a few years back. Many centrally funded projects are also taking place within the campus.
So IIT Dhanbad is far ahead of new IITs and at par with the old ones.
IIIT Gwalior is better. It offers superior facilities and infrastructure. IIIT Gwalior placements are better as well. It attracts many major industry recruiters to the campus drive. During the 2022 placements, the average and highest CTC offered were INR 24.85 LPA and INR 1.95 CPA, respectively. The recruiters' list included names such as Dell, Microsoft, Facebook, Google India, etc.