Yes, absolutely. Life at IIT Bombay is extremely enjoyable. If you want to enjoy your life at IITB, here are some tips that you may find helpful:

• Don't listen to others, especially when someone is giving you unnecessary advices. Not each one of the pieces of advice can be beneficial for you, so it's important to do what you want to do and not waste your non-academic time.
• Don't worry about what others think of you. It's important to ignore people who are not good for you and live your life the way you want to.
• Focus on building a great set of friends who you enjoy spending time with. Quality is more important than quantity when it comes to friendships.
• If you don't feel like you need to attend every summit or cultural or sports event, then don’t. Do the things that interest you and bring you joy, rather than being guided by anyone.
• Develop good study habits and study regularly throughout the week.
• Take time on the weekends to do things you enjoy, like watching movies, going out, talking to friends and family, or exploring your hobbies and interests.

Remember that it's important to not do things under peer pressure. Stay true to yourself and do what makes you happy, even if it's not what others expect of you. If you do so, you are going to enjoy your life at IIT Bombay to the fullest. 

Life as a medico at KGMU Lucknow is very vibrant and unexpectedly fun. You will enjoy your time here thoroughly and create some amazing memories.

• Campus : The white building is beautiful and charming. You will be in awe of the beauty of the campus. It's safe to say that KGMU is the most beautiful medical college. 
• Lecture theatres : The lecture halls are fully air-conditioned and you grow attached to them. The favorable learning experience is also why the students have a good attendance record.
• Hostels : Boys are allotted double occupancy rooms in the NCV hall during 1st year while girls are allotted triple occupancy rooms in the VL hall. The mess food is average like any other college.
• College life : There are a lot of restrictions during the initial months and you might feel disappointed. But after a few months, things get better and you are given freedom considerably. They are made to attend various conferences held in KGMU. The campus life is made more vibrant by events like Sports Week. There is a huge SP Ground for cricket, basketball, football, Holi Celebration, etc
• Outside the campus, there are many places to explore. There are many restaurants, cafes, lounges, clubs, and malls in Lucknow. Additionally, KGMU has the best clinics due to the huge patient load. It has the biggest museum in the Anatomy Department in the country. 

So life here is very dynamic and fun!

One of my friends graduated from Symbiosis Centre of Media and Communication, let me share some of her experiences at the institute -

• They offer a niche and one-of-a-kind MBA program in Communication Management.
• The subjects range from Business Statistics, Managerial Economics, Marketing Management, Public relations, Advertisement to Cultural Studies, Film Criticism, Media, and Communication Industry, Consumer Behavior, etc.
• You get corporate and media industry exposure.
• 60% of the faculty are from the Industry who bring real business scenarios to the classroom. You get to learn from industry experts, network with them, and gain insights.
• The in-house faculty are equally qualified and equipped with years of industry experience.
• You have to do an NGO Internship and Summer Internship, after 1st and 2nd Semester respectively. They have live projects.
• During the course, you are encouraged to work on various events and projects with companies and associations.
• There are active clubs in college like writing, dramatics, music and dance, sports, events, photography, design, etc.

Students who can work hard and are up for experiential learning can easily adjust with culturally diverse individuals. You can make it big in the world of media and communication, this place will aid in their journey.

Every coin has two sides. Similarly the institute NIT Jalandhar has both pros and cons. 

Pros-

• Friendly ambiance. Seniors are there for support. Ragging is strictly prohibited 

• The mess food is usually Punjabi and quite delicious 

• Alot of emphasis is placed on extracurricular activities. There are various clubs like LADS, MADS etc. Various cultural events are also held.

• The seniors here are literal genius and interactions with them is very beneficial 

• Placement opportunities are pretty good at every branch

• Proper hygiene facilities and lush green infrastructure add to its ambiance. New lecture halls and departments are under construction.

• Great exposure through technical and cultural events Techniti and Utkansh

• New short term courses are launched under GIAN (Global Initiative of Academic Networks )

• International workshops and conferences that are held frequently help you gain a lot of experience

Cons-

• The quality of faculty here is below average. They focus more on bookish knowledge than a broader practical approach.

• Technical events resemble cultural events

• No assistance is provided for training.

• Marks matter more than general excellence. Everyone is in a war to secure the highest CGPA.

• The 75% attendance rule works against the favour of many students.

So we can say that the merits overshadow the demerits to a great extent. In fact every NIT has similar cons which are almost uncontrollable. So just be a great learner and focus on your own betterment.

As a student of BHU my friend shared some of the most useful tips for first-year students:

• Make the best use of Central Library for reading in silence.

• Have cold coffee/South Indian foods at VT.

• Build a trusting relationship with your teachers. This will go a long way. The teachers here appreciate every little gesture so getting in their good books won’t hurt.

• You can have Chai/ cold drinks at Lanka Gate 24x7.

• Utilize campus facilities to the maximum extent

• Follow practice sessions and be timely with your records. It will provide you with extra marks.

Varanasi is the city of Ghats so don’t forget to indulge in their beauty in your leisure time.

My brother graduated in B.Tech (CS) from Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and Technology. I have heard about the advantages and disadvantages of enrolling in SLIET.

Campus:-
 

• The campus is moderately large with 448 acres.
• Fully furnished labs, well-maintained furniture, and a huge library with a good collection of books and journals, and research papers. 
• It has 13 clean hostels with a very good connection of high-speed LAN. It has sports facilities, medical services, a temple, a Gurudwara, ATM, banks, a shopping complex, and student activity centers.
• One huge stadium to play multiple sports such as cricket, football, etc, a swimming pool, one beautiful lake, and two ponds, a hygienic canteen, and a restaurant with multiple eating joints.

Placements:-

If you spend your four years in this university, it wouldn’t be a waste of your money. Earlier, the placement of this college wasn’t good enough but last year a total of 41 companies visited the university and 195 students got placed in the best companies. Due to COVID, the placement is still in progress.

The top recruiters who came to the university in 2020 were Cognizant, Hindustan Unilever Limited, Nestle India, Capgemini, Softstar, Nature Bio Food, TCS, Ralson, Godrej, and many more. 

Thus, the University keeps academics on priority and fun at the same time.

It is not a hidden fact that IIT Kharagpur has one of the biggest college campuses in India. It is larger than IIT Bombay, Delhi, and Kanpur combined together. In fact, the agriculture and food engineering department of IITKGP is bigger than IIT Delhi itself.

It has more than 20 departments offering a plethora of courses like Computer Science, Ocean Engineering and Naval Architecture, Aerospace Engineering, and Exploration geophysics.

Some major highlights of IIT Kharagpur's infrastructure and amenities are 

• Law School, Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual law
• A Management School, Vinod Gupta School of Management 
• Hospital, B.C.Roy Technology Hospital
• A medicine research center
• 3 helipads 
• 3 lakes
• Nehru Museum 
• Computer and Informatics Centre 
• The Tagore Open-Air theater 
• Gymkhana Lake 
• Own Hangar (Where Airplanes were kept during the world war) 
• A Bomb house (used during world war) 
• Prison cells where Nationalists were kept by the British
• The Lal Bahadur Shastri Hall of Residence, the largest hall in Asia that can accommodate around 1800 students

IITKGP is one of the most beautiful colleges in the country. One can visit the campus to really understand its uniqueness. Being the oldest and biggest, IIT Kharagpur is called the Mother of IITs.

In terms of academics and placements, Anna University is decent. The university has eight faculties and 30 departments. It offers UG, PG, and doctorate courses. It has collaborated with 37 international universities for student exchange programs. 

Anna University placements are good. Ashok Leyland, Accenture, Infosys, Wipro, etc. are among the major recruiters that take part in the campus placements. During the recent placement drive, students received an average CTC of around INR 7 LPA. While the highest CTC offered was INR 36 LPA.