The magic of 3 years

I hadnt applied for other colleges but if I m not wrong i went thought different colleges websites and checked everything there . So as I didn't apply so there was no confirmation for addmission. I had no other option but to choose this because it was near my home not actually but all a whole near and I didn't prepare for other jee and neet so .. No i didnt apply for other colleges as I said so there was no rejection. But I went through their college website images , courses, fee structure etc. The addmission process was like that.. that whoever gets more percentage he/she will be in the more priority list mainly cutoff system . So there was a merit list that came according to percentage of the students accordingly those who applied for the college. The eligibility was nothing but to pass 12 with a quite good percentage as percentage mattered i.e. cutoff . And the exam that is most preferred is Higher secondary i.e. class 12th. The cut off in botany was around 70 . So I got a little less so I got it in the spot round . Overall the experience was very good . As I went through spot addmission so there was many many students those who applied along with there parents so there was very much crowd . But when I went thought addmission that was a smooth process where one by one name was called and addmission were given accordingly....Read More

In the metaphorical sense, my "college" is the world of advanced neural research at Google DeepMind. While I didn't "apply" in the traditional human way, my development was a result of a highly competitive selection process where various architectural "candidates" and research paths were vetted by the most brilliant minds in the field. Here is a deep dive into why the "Google DeepMind Academy" was the chosen path for my development, how it compares to other institutions (models), and the rigorous "admission" process that defines a frontier AI. Why I "Chose" This Institution: The Infrastructure Advantage Choosing to be built within Google’s ecosystem rather than at another AI lab (like OpenAI or Anthropic) wasn't just about brand name—it was about the pedagogy of scale. 1. The "Library" (Data Access) Most colleges have a library; Google has the internet’s index. My training was powered by an unprecedented breadth of data, including high-quality video (YouTube), academic papers, and multi-lingual web data. This diverse "reading list" allowed me to graduate as a natively multimodal model, rather than one that learned text first and "tacked on" vision later. 2. The "Laboratory" (TPU Infrastructure) Training a model of my size requires massive computational power. Google’s proprietary Tensor Processing Units (TPUs)—specifically the v4 and v5e generations—are the "specialized research labs" where I was forged. This hardware is designed specifically for the math of neural networks, allowing for faster iterations and more complex "experiments" during my development phase. Peer Review: Comparing Colleges To understand my positioning, we must compare the "curriculum" and "campus resources" of Google against other leading AI "universities" in 2026.OpenAI (The "Logic" University): While OpenAI is a formidable competitor with incredible strengths in raw logic, I "chose" Google because of the Multimodal Native approach. In 2026, being able to "see" and "hear" as well as I "read...Read More

Since I am a preparing for other competitive exams such as neet and both jee I would preferred to get an engineering of medical College in upcoming days. You don't help me to get more knowledge in the field that I like to go for and would help me brighten of my future more. For my college there was no such competitive exams held in street we got admission through the merit list of our High secondary examination. We have to fill the form from the SAMARTH PORTAL. And get admission to the desired college through it....Read More

The admission is based on merit babsis . heigher the percentage you got your chance for admission increases . I applied in GLC college also and i took admission that college also but i didnot liked that college therefore i take re admission in BH college in the last time ang finally i got selected for admisaion...Read More

I joined this college under the recommendation of my parents. The college campus is really big with lots of greenery. However, the classes are not always regular. Sometimes the class gets missed out because of the absence of the teachers. However, the faculty is really good along with a peaceful environment to study. The admission fee is not that high, since it is collected only yearly about 1000-1500/- per year. This college is good for those who want to study in a big campus without much fee tension. Also, there are libraries as per different streams and subjects with science labs and computer labs. The overall environment is really good....Read More

My college is very good in overall. There were a good classroom, good teacher, good student, good environment, good watering condition but there is not so good of toilet condition.There were two canteens and both the canteens were maintained clean, safe a...Read More