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Which college is better: VIT or KIIT?

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Admin Posted On : July 24th, 2023

I feel I am the right person to answer this as my brother and a friend are in VIT and KIIT respectively. From what I heard from them, I derived the following conclusions 

  • KIIT Campus is huge and you can find posters of Mr Achyuta Samanta at every corner of the campus. It looked more like an advertisement.
  • The campus has a good location and enjoys the advantages of Bhubaneswar city.
  • However, you will find very less diversity here as most of the engineering students are from East Indians. 
  • The hostel rooms are spacious and well-ventilated. The overall campus is clean and beautiful with decent facilities

My friend at VIT also experienced a similar situation as both are private colleges striving to attract students. 

Particulars 

VIT 

KIIT

Ranking

8 out of 200 NIRF

16 out of 200 NIRF

Recruiters 

924

350+

Highest CTC 

INR 1.02 CPA

INR 63 LPA

Average CTC

INR 9.23 LPA

INR 6.5 LPA

Top Recruiters 

TCS,  Microsoft, Airbnb, Qualcomm etc

Tata Power, ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel, JSW Energy, JWIL Infra Limited, Stellantis, Accenture, Cognizant, TCS, etc.

If ever you are left with these two choices, I suggest you go for VIT as it has better placements and ranking.

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What is the cutoff for an MCA in NIT Trichy through the NIMCET?

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Ridhhi Sen Gupta Posted On : August 30th, 2021
Studies MCA in NIT Trichy (2021)

The required cutoff partially depends upon the difficulty level of the NIMCET paper since it varies from one year to another. 

However, for the previous two years, NITK was the conductor of the NIMCET exam and was actually announcing the ranks based on the scores predetermined by the authorities. For further securing admission at NIT Trichy, you are required to score around 800 or above if only the paper is comparatively easy and you belong from the general category.

In case the paper is somewhat moderate in its difficulty level, then achieving 700 and above can help you secure admission to NIT Trichy. But, if it is undeniably difficult, then 500+ is supposed to be quite enough for securing a seat at NIT Trichy. 

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Who are some of the well-known alumnis of NIT Jamshedpur/RIT Jamshedpur?

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Naina Kothari Posted On : April 20th, 2021
Studied at NIT Jamshedpur (2019)

Some of the well known reputed alumni of NIT Jamshedpur are-

  • C. B. K. Rao: He has been the former Director of Delhi Metro Rail CorporationLimited and Executive Director of DLF Limited.
  • Chitranjan Sahay: He has been the Chairman of the Department of MechanicalEngineering at the University of Hartford, USA.
  • K. Lahiri: He has been the Head of Metallurgical Engineering Department, IIScBangalore.
  • Ram Vinay Shahi: He has been the longest-serving Power Secretary of India andBest Power Man of the Millennium Year 2000.
  • R. P. Singh: He has been the Former Chairman and Managing Director at BharatBhari Udyog Nigam Limited.
  • P. K. Goel: He has been the Advisor of the Ministry of Small Scale Industries,Government of India.
  • Arun Gauba: He has been the aDditional Director(QA) in the Ministry of Defense,Government of India.
  • P. Narayan: He has been the G.M. at Indian Security Press, Nasik, Ministry ofFinance, Government of India.
  • Malli Mastan Babu: He has been among the Fastest 7 Summiteers in the world.
  • Rajesh Kalathur: He has been the C.F.O, Deere & Co, Moline, USA.
  • Vidya Sagar Sharma: He has been the Chief Engineer at Tata Steel, Jamshedpur.
  • Dr. Shailendra Kumar: He has been the Director of IT-GGV (Central University),Bilaspur.
  • Dr. Bijay Kumar Singh: He has been the Director of Seemant Institute OfTechnology, Pithoragarh, Uttrakhand.
  • I.S. Jha: He has been the Chairman and Managing Director of the Power grid.
  • Dr. Sanjiv Paul: He has been theV.P. of Tata Steel (Current), and M.D. of JUSCO (2003-2010).
  • Sreedhar Inumala: He has been the MD at Accenture, North America.

There are many more other alumni. The list of well-known alumni is long at NIT Jamshedpur.

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What is your review of Institute of Engineering and Technology, DAVV, Indore?

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Abhijeet Tiwari Posted On : April 12th, 2021
B.E Computer Engineering, Institute of Engineering and Technology, DAVV (2019)

If you are thinking to join the Institute of Engineering and Technology, DAVV, Indore, then it would not be an idle choice. It is better you take a drop and take coaching and then enroll in some other college. 

Do not waste your four years of study in IET DAVV or SGSITS. You will graduate from IET DAVV with not a promising placement and salary package. Invest your time and money in good coaching institutes. If you work hard and ready to complete your further studies then your year will not be wasted. 

  • IET DAVV has good Computer Engineering and IT departments as compared to other departments. So if you are thinking to get into one of these, then it would be a better decision. 
  • As other departments of IET DAVV will not help you gaining and acquiring any knowledge. 
  • Faculties of IET DAVV also don’t excel in critical thinking, knowledge, skills, and others. But they are very co-operative and help students. 
  • As compared to other colleges IET DAVV has a good reputation. 
  • Whatever you learn from IET DAVV is from its campus environment, cultural activities, and fests. These events and activities will help to gain leadership skill, boosting your confidence, and makes you a better person. 

The IET DAVV staffs are friendly, they will get you books and e-learning materials. You will surely go to make good friends here. 

Therefore, if you are ready to do hard work, then you will surely have a prosperous career after graduating from IET DAVV

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What should I do to get into FMS or XLRI?

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Aditi Roy Posted On : May 20th, 2023
lives in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India

To get into FMS or XLRI, you will need to meet their specific admission requirements and do well on their entrance exams. Here are the specific eligibility criteria for both the institutes'

FMS eligibility criteria to get admission:

  • Candidates applying for admission to the MBA program must have pursued at least a Bachelor‘s Degree program after twelve years of formal schooling with at least 50% marks at graduation level.
  • SC/ST, OBC, PWD, CW: 45% passing marks as per the University Rules or equivalent CGPA.
  • Candidates appearing for the final year examination for a Bachelor‘s Degree may also apply.

Selection for FMS is done through 2 stages

  1. Appearing for CAT conducted by IIMs
  2. On being shortlisted, candidates are called for the second round which comprises Extempore Speech, Group Discussion, and Personal Interview (PI).

XLRI Eligibility Criteria:

  • Recognized Bachelor's degree of minimum three years duration or equivalent in any discipline. Those completing their final examination by June 10 can also apply.
  • All Indian candidates can appear for XAT. However, NRI and foreign candidates may apply either through GMAT score or XAT.

To get admitted to XLRI, the following parameters are considered 

  • XAT / GMAT Score
  • Essay Writing
  • General Knowledge
  • Academic Performance and Work Experience
  • Group Discussion (GD) And Personal Interview (PI)

Some general advice would be to focus on your academics, get good scores in your entrance exams, and work on any extracurricular activities or leadership experience you may have. 

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Which B-school should I join if I have converted TISS, SJMSOM (IITB) and NITIE?

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Raktim Ghose Posted On : August 11th, 2021
PGDM from Indian Institute of Management Kashipur

All three colleges are on top and choosing one among three is not easy. But I can give you some ideas about them as I have friends studying at these institutes. TISS is one of the most reputed colleges for HRM courses in the country. The top two institutes for HR programs are XLRI and 2nd is TISS. XLRI holds first place due to its history and huge batch size and placements.

  • TISS is growing fast but still doesn’t have the same presence as XLRI has.
  • TISS though has the advantage of a very small batch size compared to XLRI, which means lesser competition.
  • And again TISS is at Bombay while XLRI is at Jamshedpur. I would say TISS is still a very good option for aspirants interested in HR.

NITIE and SOM are the top two colleges in India for operations and supply chain profiles with NITIE being the clear number 1.

  • Long history and a huge batch size result in lots of senior supply chain managers from NITIE across various companies.
  • On the other hand, though 20 years old, SOM was upgraded only recently, to 120 batch size from earlier 60.Students are getting to the top but SOM does not have the same presence as NITIE.
  • NITIE has more recruiting companies with cushy pay packages as compared to SOM. Although SOM is improving its placement numbers rapidly.
  • SOM does boast of elegant IIT B infrastructure and less batch size and hence, lesser competition due to smaller batches.
  • But NITIE would give you more options in terms of placements.

So my preference order will be the following.

TISS (HR) > NITIE (Operations & SCM) > SJMSOM (Finance & others)

So, choose wisely based on your preferred domain. And in case you are interested in Marketing, both NITIE & SJMSOM are equally good.

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How is IIT BHU system engineering (Mtech) in terms of placements for electrical student?

Aparna Das Posted On : March 5th, 2024

System Engineering at IIT BHU offers good placement opportunities. 

As a student of this course, you’ll get a chance to sit for the placement process of various companies including Microsoft, Google, Apple, Oracle, Sap labs, Qualcomm, Intel, Eaton, Kla Tencor , TCS, Cognizant, Bosch, GE, Mercedes Benz, Mathworks, Tata motors, Texas Instruments, Cisco, Honeywell, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Relaxo, Kotak Mahindra Bank, etc. 

Some universities and coaching institutes also come with lectureship positions. You’ll get the freedom to apply for a maximum of 60 companies. 

With good academic performance and an interesting project in your name, you can expect to be placed at a top firm with a good package.

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How good is Shailesh J Mehta School Of Management, IIT Bombay?

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Abhilash Karnik Posted On : March 17th, 2023
MBA from Shailesh J Mehta School Of Management, IIT Bombay (2019)

IIT Bombay boasts a long list of notable alumni in various industries. Some of the most eminent figures have been listed below 

  1. Nandan Nilekani: Chairman of UID and ex-head of Infosys.
  2. Manohar Parrikar: Present Chief Minister of the state of Goa
  3. Kanwal Rekhi: Ex-chairman of Citicorp, who has a building named after him at IIT Bombay.
  4. Jairam Ramesh: He is an Indian Economist and Politician belonging to the Indian National Congress in the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) ruling coalition of center-left political parties heading the Government of India.
  5. Bharat Desai:  He is currently a chairman of Syntel, a KPO and IT organization. His current net worth is around 1.4 billion Dollars.
  6. Udaya Kumar: He designed the Indian rupee sign.

These famous alumni from IIT Bombay have made the institution's name and are highly considered idols by many IITians.

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How's Hindustan University, Chennai?

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Raktim Tarafdar Posted On : September 16th, 2023

I am a student of B.Tech CSE at Hindustan University, pursuing a specialization in IBM cloud computing and virtualization. 

The CSE department is quite good. All its professors are friendly and supportive. The university focuses a lot on extracurriculars, even more than the academics. A number of workshops and events are regularly organized on campus. 

If you abide by the rules and regulations, you won’t face any trouble from the authorities. You will be offered a nurturing environment and ample growth opportunities. 

Hindustan University is a good choice for a CSE, given that you participate in events and make use of all the opportunities. 

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How is life at DTU?

Sabeer Chalana Posted On : July 3rd, 2023

Life at DTU is magical and surreal. It’s a rare experience and once you leave the college it will dawn on you how precious your time spent here was. The students live a carefree life here and pursue their passion alongside academics. DTU has given birth to many artists, musicians, singers, orators, dancers, writers, programmers, and athletes. Those who claim DTU students are bookworms have it wrong, as all kinds of talents are cultivated here.

To break the periodical monotony of campus life, frequent fests are held that are enough to increase the spirit tenfold. Engifest is one of the most awaited events in Delhi. The night events are vibrant and the students have the best days of their life during this fest. Another great event is the Literary Fest wherein you will be meeting well-reputed people in poetry, writing, and whatnot.

DTU even organized the Tomatina Fest in the form of a Color Run. You can explore the campus and find many eateries serving delicious food. The main canteen serves the tastiest samosas you have ever eaten while the Mic-mac canteen serves non-veg and Paranthas.

As for the academic life, it’s not very rigorous like other colleges. You can survive by doing self-study during exams. You will also enjoy the happening nightlife here.

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