Hello Jon Snow,

Hostel and Paying Guests are the 2 facilities a students gets during his university/academic life.

hostel and paying guest both have their own advantages and disadvantages,let me explain them:

Hostel:- Being in a hostel will be beneficial for the students because it will be inside the college campus and also it will be easier to be in the campus.but then comes the food,the food in the mess is not soo good and also in hostel you need to do all your work on your own.the benefit of hostel is only that it is inside the college campus and the cost may also be less than paying guest.

Paying Guest:- paying guest has its own benefits because you can have your own space there,food will be of your choice,hanging out with friends will be easier.but it will be expensive than hostel and it will be outside the college campus.

choice is yours.

hope this may help you,.

Hello Mohim,

This CSAB conducting special round not spot round. I can understand your anxiety to know about the councilling schedule of CSAB special round but the JoSSA seventh round will end on 23 July 2019. after completion of JoSSA seventh round, CSAB will conduct the special round for the remaining seats in JoSSA councilling. so we will for some days to know about the councilling schedule of CSAB special round 2019. hope it helps you.

thank you.

Hi,

Yes, the final reporting for JOSAA counseling is expected to be between 19th to 23rd July. And the registration fees that you are talking about is actually 35000/- for general and 15000/- for SC, ST and OBC categories. Yes, the amount taken on at the time of counseling will be adjusted in the college fees.

I hope I was able to clear your query

Thank You

Hey Aashish raj Purohit S,

The placements for ECE department at the ramapuram campus is excellent. There are many offers from most of the top notch companies. The top companies that hire ECE students from SRM ramapuram campus are: Amazon, Extramarks, CapeGemini, Continental, CTS, Denso, dixon, Gandhi fellowship, go speedy go,  HP, IFB, Infosys, Intel, Inwara, karl storz, KPL, Mindtree, L&T, NTT data, Odessa Technologies , Renault Nissan, Robert Bosch, Sanmina, Shirram Values, SRM Technologies.

for more details about this campus placements you can check here:

http://www.srmuniv.ac.in/ramapuram-part-vadapalani/ECE/placement

Hey Ahswik Burguru Guru,

The SRM University is famous for its placements. The placements are always excellen at the Chennai campus. There are many companies that hire students from this University. Many of the companies greater and lucrative salary pacakges to students. The first highest pay package was 38.5 lakhs offered by Microsoft. The next highest pay package was 18.5 lakhs per annum offered by UDAAN.com hired 3 students . The next highest pay package was 18.1 lakhs per annum offered by Nutanix based in Bengaluru hired 2 System Reliability Engineers and even SAP labs offered 1 M.Tech student with an offer of Rs 17 Lakhs per annum. The super dream companies that offer 10 lakhs package to students are: Google, Amazon, HSBC, DBS, Directi, Cisco, etc. The average pay package is 5 lakhs per annum offered by Tata, Honda, Hyundai, Maruti Suzuki, Huawei, Michelin, Qualcomm, Seagate, Sony, etc. For more details about placements you can check here:

https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/srm-university-placements/amp

Hello Aspirant!

As a part of ULSAT 19 counseling, the university conducts a group discussion and personal interview round. Candidates who qualify this are called for the final round of counseling and admission procedure thereafter.

As you have mentioned that you could not perform well in GD-PI round, there are still chances of getting admission there.

Past year experiences have shown that if a candidate performs well in the exam but is unable to to do well in the GD-PI , still he or she is considered for the admissions. Also it has been noticed that if there are vacant seats available with the university, then too admissions are offered irrespective of the performance in GD-PI but the first condition holds. Both the situations are practical enough to happen and increases your good chances of admission.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hello

Gdpi is kind of a personal interview. It is not tough . It's more like self awareness. You should have basic etiquette of how to talk and express yourself. Your confidence and your set of communication skills will definitely increase or decrease your chances of getting selected. You may be asked to tell your favourite place from your home town or some visiting places at your hometown. They can also ask some general questions regarding elections as it is the trending topic right now. But be confident enough even when you don't know the answer just tell them the truth. Do not take help of lies. 

Hello shiva,

An MBA degree is a lot to do about awareness of your surroundings, communicating them well and putting forth your viewpoints healthily and productively. A round of group discussion helps the panelists judge such aspects in the candidates. Important 7Cs of group discussion topics:

1. Current Affairs Knowledge – Awareness on topics that are of national & international significance
2. Communication Skills – Command over the language
3. Clarity of Thought
4. Confidence
5. Competence to listen to and understand a fellow participant’s opinion
6. Coordination and Cordiality in the group
7. Capability to lead and conclude the group discussion.   

There are usually two types of topics given during GD round:

1.Intellectual: 

-Good luck is the residue of strong preparation and execution.

-Peer pressure can make or mark your future.

- Mistakes are the portals of discovery etc.

2.Factual:

-Air pollution management in India

-Oil imbroglio on Iran, Implications for India.

1. Be regular in reading newspapers and magazines – current affairs and editorials
2. Watch news online or on TV
3. Perform mock GDs and practice with friends

1. After the GD topic is given, quickly think of relevant points
2. Try to start the discussion and be the ice-breaker
3. Always maintain eye contact with the fellow participants while speaking
4. Be assertive and not aggressive while talking
5. Try to know the names of the fellow participants and address them when you are interjecting or supporting their viewpoint
6. Give others a chance to speak as it highlights your team-spirit 

1. Prepare and re-visit your CV thoroughly
2. Prepare for questions like:
   1. Tell about yourself
   2. What are your strengths and weakness?
   3. What were your favorite subjects in graduation?
   4. Why do you want to do an MBA?
   5. How did a particular internship or training or prior work experience (if mentioned in CV) help you?
   6. Quote examples where you have shown leadership skills in your life
3. Your views on recent events like elections, various satellite launches, new economic policies and new legislations or laws enforced or abolished
4. Practice your answers in front of a mirror
5. Perform mock PIs with a friend or a mentor