BITS Goa and BITS Hyderabad are both well-known private engineering colleges in India that offer undergraduate and postgraduate programs in various disciplines including engineering, science, and management. These institutions are known for their excellent infrastructure, quality education, experienced faculty members, and industry-academia collaborations. Both institutions have a strong reputation in the industry and are recognized for producing skilled professionals in various fields.

While there may be some differences in the curriculum and overall approach to education between IITs and BITS, both institutions are known for their academic rigor and focus on research and innovation. IITs are known for their strong emphasis on engineering and technology, whereas BITS offers programs in various disciplines.

Many IITians may view BITS Goa/Hyderabad favorably as they recognize the high-quality education and excellent infrastructure that these institutions offer. In fact, some IITians may have even considered BITS as an option while choosing a college for themselves.

However, it is important to note that opinions may vary among individuals, and some IITians may have a different perspective on BITS Goa/Hyderabad based on their personal experiences or other factors. Ultimately, it is up to the individual to do their own research and make an informed decision on which institution is best suited to their needs and aspirations.

Thapar University has an H+ accreditation from Germany, which is the highest possible accreditation that a foreign institution can receive over there. Thus, a degree from Thapar is well recognized in Germany. 

Thapar University has received this accreditation because its subjects are in line with those taught in German universities for similar degrees. A friend of mine who is a Thapar alumni will be joining FAU Germany for his Master’s. He gave me all this information. He has been offered a fully funded course for his higher education.

Thapar University students receive offers from top universities abroad. These institutions include- UCLA, UCSD, CMU, Columbia, GaTech, USC, Carnegie Mellon University ,UC Berkeley etc. Thapar University alumni have achieved great heights in the industry with alums working at senior positions in the head offices of top brands like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Walmart. Others have started their own ventures in foreign lands.

To sum it up,Thapar University is very well-recognized outside of India with its students achieving new heights in every domain.

As per the college regulations, you will have to use this formula for conversion of CGPA to percentage-

• For semester exam, Equivalent % marks= (SGPA-0.5)*10

• For final CGPA, Overall equivalent % marks= (CGPA-0.5)*10

According to your percentage/CGPA, you will be awarded a grade ranging from Ex to F. Ex stands for Excellent whereas F stands for fail. 

These formulae are present on the backside of your semester report card.

This is the formula for the conversion of CGPA to percentage, as used by NIT Durgapur.

My brother visited JNTUH-CEM for some Workshop Training Classes and also visited the Manthani Campus before his EAMCET Counseling choice filling. Here's how he described the College

• The climate is hot and humid even during winters, the reason being the location of Coal Fields nearer to the College Campus.
• The college provides decent accommodation facilities and more hostels are under construction to house the increasing batch size.
• The CS department here is not well-established and has only 2 permanent faculty. One is the  HOD and the other is the Vice-Principal of JNTUH-CEM. Most classes are conducted by Contract based faculty members. Out of these, only a few are good at teaching.
• JNTUH CEM students are eligible to participate in recruitments held by JNTUH for its Constituent Colleges all combined. The official placement figures are a bit inflated so don't be disappointed. 

I am strongly against you joining this college especially if you can make it into the colleges that come under the top 20/30 rankings in Telangana State. But if you are joining JNTUH CEM because of financial issues, then consider joining JNTUH CES only. This is because it is located in Hyderabad and therefore offers better opportunities than Mathani. There are a plethora of coaching institutes here such as GATE coaching, GRE coaching, etc.

Every coin has two sides and likewise, every college you join will have its unique strengths and weaknesses. Knowing these beforehand helps you manage things and prepares you better. So here are a few pros and cons one must be aware of before joining ECE at NIT Calicut

Pros

1. The ECE department of NIT Calicut is one of the oldest and most well-established departments of the institute and is also accredited by NBA. It's second only to the CSE department and the competition here is intense.
2. The standards of examination papers setting and vivas conducted are excellent and evaluate the students' performances pretty well. 
3. The department is well-known for its high-tech embedded systems lab. The lab mechanic as well as the facilities offered help the students conduct cutting-edge research under the guidance of the lab assistants and mechanics. 
4. The faculty of the department is highly experienced and learned with thorough knowledge of their respective fields. They have a knack for delivering concepts in a well-organized manner. 

Cons

1. Being one of the oldest departments, its buildings and overall infrastructure is deteriorating. The entire department is spread across various buildings and it takes time to visit faculties. 
2. The academic level of this branch is high so you cannot survive solely by mugging up the concepts. You need to have in-depth knowledge of the concepts. You might find some courses to be extraordinarily challenging so be prepared for the workload.
3. A few Ad-hoc faculties destroy the momentum of the course through their poor pedagogy.
4. The lab sessions are again very challenging and getting the right results may be more challenging than expected.

Overall, the NIT Calicut ECE department will bring in a number of challenges but if you are interested in the branch you will get to experience an unmatched learning environment and opportunities. 

During a college interview for a B.Pharma program at Jamia Hamdard University, you can expect to be asked a variety of questions related to your interests, qualifications, and motivation for pursuing a career in pharmacy. Moreover, if you are unaware of the kind of questions asked, you might even flunk the interview. Usually, the interview lasts for 30 minutes, although some may be longer. A typical pattern of a general interview is as follows:

• A small introduction talk for 5 minutes
• A 15-minute discussion of your background and profile
• A five-minute question round 
• A five-minute conclusion of the interview

A few sample questions you can prepare for beforehand are 

• Tell me about yourself?
• What are your two best points?
• What are your two weakest points?
• What interests you outside of pharmacy and getting into pharmacy school?
• What do you do in your spare time?
• Why do you want to be a pharmacist?
• When did you decide pharmacy was a good career choice for you?
• What steps have you taken to confirm that you want to be a pharmacist?
• What do you think being a pharmacist entails?
• What do you feel are the most important qualities of being a good pharmacist?
• Why do you want to attend [Pharmacy School Name]?
• What do you look for in a good pharmacy school?
• Why do you want to go to school here?
• Why should [Pharmacy School Name] choose you over other candidates?
• What do you know about the [Pharmacy School Name] program?

Prepare accordingly and ace the interview!