When choosing a college, it's important to have realistic expectations.

Doon Business School is located in Dehradun valley, which is known as the knowledge city. The college offers MBA and PGDM courses at affordable prices, which makes it a good option for students from middle-class families who want to pursue a career in business.

The college's placement cell is decent and works hard to ensure that all students find employment. However, if you have unrealistic expectations and expect the college to perform like a Tier-1 college, you might be disappointed.

It's important to keep in mind that every college has its pros and cons, and what works for someone else might not necessarily work for you. Ultimately, it's about finding the right fit and choosing a college that aligns with your personal and professional goals.

My sister has studied here at GIBS Business School Bangalore. As per her experience, the college has an awesome infrastructure and an excellent study environment.

• The location of the institute is in a remote location and you can face connectivity problems. However, the campus is airy and good. 
• The accommodation facilities are also decent and mess offers healthy food.
• The fee structure is affordable which can be a major advantage. 
• It is certainly not a creamy B-School and not something like IIM Bangalore or IFIM.
• Many of GIBS's faculty are PhDs. They are welcoming and supportive and will encourage you to engage in many programs.

The following table shows the placement statistics of the institute: 

Every year approximately 90 percent of students take an internship. GIBS offers 100% summer internships with well-known firms such as Infosys, Wipro, Accenture, etc. It boasts to place around 2000+ students in renowned companies within and abroad.

Overall, if GIBS is what you have to go with, then don’t hesitate at all, it’s a good institution and you won’t be disappointed at all. 

SOl DU’s first year exam of B.com isn't as tough as you might think. A few criteria for passing the first-semester exam are as follows:

 To clear your first year, you need to score at least 33% in every subject, out of a total of 75 marks. Sounds doable, As long as you hit that 33% mark in each subject, you're on track to successfully move forward in your academic journey.

Now, let's talk about the "what if." If, unfortunately, you score below 33% in any one subject, don't worry too much. You won't have to repeat the entire year. Instead, you'll need to give an ER (Essential Repeat) the following year, which is your second year.

Here's the trick - try to aim for an ER in as few subjects as possible. If you have to give an ER for more than four subjects, then, yes, you'll have to repeat the entire year.

So, as you dive into your first year, remember that success is within your reach. Stay focused, study hard, and aim for those 33% scores. 

Your first day at IIT Roorkee will certainly hold a special place in your heart. The first impression is definitely the last impression and so is the first impression of IIT Roorkee. The following answer is based on the experience of a friend.

As she entered, she was thrilled by the beauty of the campus and the infrastructure. She entered the Convocation Hall and got herself registered after a tiresome process. She was then handed a paper ID card.

Next, she was escorted to her assigned hostel which to her dismay was an old and eerie building. Her roommate was in the branch as her and soon she unpacked her belongings and set up her room. By evening, she had interacted with some regarding the Orientation Program.

The next few days were spent in a frenzy with the alarm clock waking her up early in the morning. Students were given a tour of the campus and were also asked to choose their proficiency amongst NCC, NSS & NSO. There was also a test of English where the vocabulary was to be evaluated. 

The students were enlightened in basic policies such as curfew timings and no ragging culture. 

Students were also given a white-colored T-shirt with IITR’s logo and were asked to run a marathon at 6 am in the morning. The food served at the mess was pathetic. 

Overall, the first day at IIT Roorkee is full of surprises and learning new things!

When it comes to MAIT, it may not have the same coding environment as other colleges like MSIT or BVP. However, it is important to note that things are changing at MAIT, and there are opportunities for students to participate in coding competitions, Hackathons, Competitive Programming, Open Source, and more. 

• The availability of professors with research backgrounds is limited, and more could be done to expand opportunities for serious project work.
• The course curriculum at MAIT and IPU is outdated and may include subjects that are not directly relevant to CSE students.
• Placements at MAIT are strong, with companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Infosys, TCS, Wipro, and Accenture visiting the campus.
• More than 80% of students get placed, with some students receiving offers as high as 42 LPA from Microsoft.
• It's important to note that many placements listed by others also include off-campus opportunities obtained through individual skills and efforts.
• CS and IT students shouldn't have to worry about the crowd, especially if in the first shift, as the current boys-to-girl ratio in IT are approximately 2:1.

You will get an overview of the college from the video below

One of my friends recently graduated from Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU). According to her, it is better to do anything rather than joining this institute. She mentioned some of the reasons that made her feel this way.

• The institute only focuses on making money and not actual education.
• The syllabus and curriculum followed by the institute are outdated.
• Practical training is not properly given, making students lag behind the industry demands.
• Basic things like a proper academic calendar are not provided.
• Re-evaluation is time-consuming and usually not done properly.
• A 60% from SPPU is not considered good enough for admission to other colleges. They do not consider it as first class.
• They are known to have the worst and uncooperative staff members. They are not at all helpful or considerate about any problem.

It is suggested that you do not opt for SPPU as they are highly unprofessional. They do not have a proper way to conduct classes, assemblies, extracurricular activities and get involved in everything half-heartedly. SPPU is a good example of how a university should be not.

 If your priority is good placement opportunities and an excellent alumni network, Management Development Institute (MDI), Gurgaon is a good option to consider. MDI was established in collaboration with several global institutions like UNDP, UNIDO, World Bank, and ILO, with initial support from KfW, West Germany, and IFCI. MDI is the first business school in India to receive accreditation from the Association of MBAs (AMBA). The faculty at MDI is of high quality, and there is an excellent learning culture, which gives you plenty of opportunities to enjoy your time while studying.

If you are searching for the best B-school in India in terms of placement, ROI, infrastructure, alumni network, faculty, and other factors, MDI Gurgaon always ranks between 5 to 10. Other top-ranked B-schools in India include IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Bangalore, IIM Calcutta, XLRI, SPJIMR, IIM K, IIM I, SJMSOM IIT Bombay, and many others.

If you are searching for B-schools ranked by placement, the top schools include IIM A, IIM B, IIM C, FSM Delhi, SPJIMR, MDI G, XLRI, IIFT, IIM K, and NMIMS Mumbai. By considering your priorities and looking at various rankings and factors, you can make an informed decision about which B-school is the best fit for you.