Yes, despite having IIM and NIT, Kozhikode residents prefer Mangalore for education. That could be due to Mangalore's studious-yet-stress-free environment.
That could be due to Mangalore's studious-yet-stress-free environment. People in Mangalore differ from the nerds at IIM, IIT, or NIT who are always studying. There's also a disciplined approach to life there. They eat when they need to, sleep when they are required to, study when they have to, and have fun when it is possible. Unlike the IIM nerds, who have no concept of fun or sleep and keep on studying even while doing other stuff.
To get into IIM or NIT, you must work extremely hard, as nearly 60% of the brightest students in India aspire to attend IIM/NIT. As a result, there is intense competition. The exam is entirely merit-based (in addition, seat reservations are aplenty).
One of my close friends graduated from NIT Raipur Metallurgy and did not find the branch worth the money he spent. The placement opportunities were rare and no exposure was offered. Most of his batchmates had to go for non-core options because only that would pay them well. Another major issue is that there are no coaching classes available in Metallurgy for GATE. The workload is considerably less than other branches. There are a few professors with excellent profiles like Neha Gupta who will assist you in genuine research work.
Honestly, I dont see a promising future in the field of Metallurgy so I will suggest you go for other options for branch change like Chemical and IT. Their placement scenarios are very promising and they are likely to be the next big thing after CS. In chemical, the GATE, and college placements have better vacancies while IT will help you in this world of Artificial intelligence.
Coming to the next part of your question, regarding MTech in IITs, I will suggest you only choose between IIT Bombay. Moreover, your chances of getting selected for a PSU increase through GATE in comparison to core branches because the competitors are plenty.
Lovely Professional University (LPU) is often considered a good choice for pursuing a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) or Bachelor of Engineering (B.E) for several compelling reasons:
Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University (PDPU) is famous for its petroleum engineering course. It provides in-depth knowledge of animation design, visual effects and upstream applications for 3D modeling, character animation, character rigging, texturing and lighting, visual effects and more.Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University (PDPU) is renowned for its petroleum engineering course. It provides intensive knowledge of animation design, visual effects, and subsequent application to 3D modeling, character animation, character rigging, texture and lighting, visual effects, and more.
If you’re looking for a diverse range of specializations, comprehensive curriculum, experienced faculty, and excellent placement opportunities, LPU is a good choice. However, if you’re specifically interested in petroleum engineering, PDPU might be a better fit.
Here are a few reasons that might convince you to choose IIT Hyderabad over BITS
Ultimately, it’s a matter of preferences and my answers merely guide you in the same.
Admission to top management institutes in India such as IIMs, FMS, and XLRI is highly competitive and is based on multiple factors such as academic performance, work experience, entrance exam scores, and personal interviews. While academic performance is an important factor, it is not the only criterion for selection.
Here are some points to consider based on the academic percentages provided:
In summary, while academic percentages are important, they are not the only criteria for selection. Your chances of getting into IIM A/B/C, FMS, or XLRI depend on multiple factors, including entrance exam scores, work experience, and performance in personal interview rounds. A percentage of 65 in 10th/12th and 65 in graduation may not be very competitive, but you can still improve your chances by performing exceptionally well in the entrance exam and having relevant work experience.
The profile of a BBA graduate from a 3rd tier college that is IMS Dehradun is a below-average profile but when compared to the profile of all MBA aspirants, it’s not that bad as there is every kind of student who wants to pursue an MBA both better and worse than a BBA graduate from a 3rd tier college.
Instead of giving up or dropping a year, you should prepare for the entrance exam, opt for the coaching or online classes, prepare well and give the exam once.
People seem to have this notion that graduation from college somehow affects your chance to get admission at top B-Schools. This is not true at all and B-Schools looks at profile, not college.
So, study hard and secure a good percentile in entrance exams. If you score high enough, you can definitely get admission to these colleges.
As one of my friends was a student at IET Lucknow, from her experience I can for sure tell you that it is really hard for you to get admission in most of the colleges with a gap of three years. In addition to that, to get shortlisted for admission at IET Lucknow, you will have to appear in the UPSEE exam and perform really well in it.
I would recommend you to first learn about the procedure of availing a loan, the interest rates, how much to pay, the time after which you will have to start repaying the loan, etc. Having prior knowledge of all these will be better otherwise you might get fooled.
Additionally, keep a valid income certificate with yourself. You can apply for the scholarships provided by the UP government. Most of the IET Lucknow students avail of the scholarship under the state government.
In SPJIMR, the CV points and extracurricular activities are verified through the submission of proofs that verify the credibility of the CV.
Emails: The most common method is through emails from managers or other authoritative people. The students send an email to the manager and request him to verify the points he has mentioned in the CV. If the person addressed the response through his official email id claiming that points are verified, the placement committee cross-checks the contents of the CV with the approval email and then finally approves it. Every single work in the CV is approved in a similar manner.
OTP Method: This method is most suitable when the managers have left the organization. For them, a One Time Password approach is followed wherein their identity is first verified using LinkedIn, after which an OTP is sent on their mobile number which is to be sent by the manager via email thereby validating their identity.
Certificates: Many points on the CV can be verified through Original Certificates or documents.
Yes, you are eligible to give UGC NET if you completed your post-graduation from some open university.
The eligibility criteria for the UGC NET exam is that you should have a minimum of 55% marks in master. So you are completely eligible for giving this exam if you have completed your post-graduation from Nalanda Open University as well.
My elder brother completed his education at IIM Indore. So I think I can answer your question.
IIM Indore provides an IPM (Integrated Program in Management) course after you complete your high school education. It's a five-year program that has proven to be really beneficial. In those five years, you'll have acquired comprehensive management skills. Math is required in this course. So, students coming from a Math background do have an advantage. But there are students with non-mathematical backgrounds too. So, you can definitely have a seat at IIM Indore, even if you didn’t have maths in 12th.
But don't be discouraged, the MBA and PGDM programs do not require math in class 12; all you need to do is pass the CAT exam. You'll need to study hard for that, as it's a competitive and difficult exam. So plan beforehand and give it your all. IIM Indore is an amazing institute, and it is well worth your time to study there.