BIT Mesra All Questions

Hello,

BIT is the best option for CSE/ISE among these. After BIT, NIE Mysore and BMSIT. BIT offers better infrastructure, better faculty and facilities and best placement opportunities. Placement opportunities are also high in BIT with higher number of companies visiting here. B IT has tremendous placements among all of them. They also have a better quality education system followed by the placement opportunities.

The highest package offered in BIT for CSE/ISE is 1.33 Crore per annum and the average salary package offered is 10 LPA.

I hope this helps you,

All the best

Hello,

BIT is the best option for CSE/ISE than NIE BMSIT. BI T also has better infrastructure, faculty, education system and also better placements. They also have a better quality education system followed by the placement opportunities. The number of companies visiting BIT is better in number as well as in opportunities. The placement opportunities in BIT are tremendous and the placement offers are more here as well.

The highest package offered in BIT for CSE/ISE is 1.33 Crore per annum and the average salary package offered is 10 LPA.

I hope this helps you,

All the best

Hello,

BIT is the best option for CSE/ISE among the three f ollowed by MVIT and BMSIT. When it comes to BIT and MVIT, both are almost same but ig infrastructure matters to you then go for MVIT.

BIT has better placements among all of them. They also have a better quality education system followed by the placement opportunities. The number of companies visiting BIT is much more than the others. The placement opportunities in BIT are tremendous.

The highest package offered in BIT for CSE/ISE is 1.33 Crore per annum and the average salary package offered is 10 LPA.

I hope this helps you,

All the best

Hello,
Minimum Required percentile for qualifying NEET 2022 for different categories Along with expected score are given below-
1. General- 50 percentile
2. General Pwd - 45 percentile
3. SC/ST/OBC - Pwd - 40 percentile
Expected scores are -
1. General - 701-134
2. OBC - 133-107
3. SC - 133-107
4. ST - 133 - 107
For your reference- https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

SO YES WITH A SCORE OF 200 YOU WILL QUALIFY NEET. But the chances of getting Mbbs in government college are not there.

your NEET score is 200 that means your rank will be somewhere in between 3,25,000-3,90,000 AIR,also your category rank will be a bit lower than this. So, getting into government college  with a score of 200 is very difficult.

You can predict your college through the following link-
https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

All the best !

Hello,

You need only one admit card for the examination. But for the safety purposes students carry two to three copies , if one is misplaced somewhere then you can use the others as you will be not allowed to sit in the examination hall without admit card so special care is taken.

For the dress code you can go through the guidelines given on the 2nd or 3rd page of your admit card. However wearing t-shirts and trouser will be no issue to sit in the examination hall. It is advisory only not to wear clothes having big buttons or the shoes with thick soles. For more information you can go through the article below:
https://medicine.careers360.com/hi/articles/neet-dress-code

Thank You!

The quick answer is that NO, your candidature will not be affected because of a typographical error in your marksheet. You just have to get an affidavit made and you'll need to xerox that affidavit and have to produce it at the time of counselling for scrutiny. Just do this and then relax, as your work is over now.

So, don't worry and focus on your examinations. Hope I have answered your question. All the best!

hlwo aspirant

sorry to say but I'll not use any sugarcoat but with 65 percentile it's little bit difficult for you to get admission in any NITs or BITs.

you should have atleast 96+ percentile to get in NITs .Even being from the SC category, you need to score atleast 92 to 94 percentile to get even the lower NITs. Hence you have no chance of getting NITs.

do hard work, maintain consistency and appear one more time in entrance exam.

for more details please visit the below link

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

hope this information is helpful for you

best of luck for your future.

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing absolutely great.

So with regard to your query, in BIT Patna, there is a placement and training cell present in the colleges and it will assist the students in getting the placements. The average package offered in the previous year was INR 6 lakhs per annum and the minimum salary package  was INR 3.25 lakhs per annum and the highest salary package was INR 10 lakh per annum. Almost, 76% of the students were placed from this university.

Checkout the following link for any information regarding the placements in BIT Patna: https://www.careers360.com/colleges/birla-institute-of-technology-patna/placement

Hope this helps you!!

Hi Harsh,

I hope you are doing good. I think in any competition, scoring 200 marks is really challenging and needs great efforts. So, you have scored well.

During counselling, your marks doesn't matter. It is completely based on your rank . During 1st round, you are offered to organize the preferences for your college. It is mandatory that one should do it seriously, failing of which might not give them a good college or college of there choice.

As you have mentioned, you were not able to do preferences correctly, I suggest you to choose float or slide option depending on your counselling platform (Please read all definitions from your platform).

Then you will have chance to change your preferences and revise your mistake.

I hope it helps.

Thank you!

Hi Jyoti,

Whatever specialisation you pick in Organic/Analytical/Inorganic chemistry as a Master's degree. In the end, you will study all analytical tools in Masters. However, organic chemistry is preferred over analytical chemistry for job purposes. Organic chemistry has the greatest number of job openings. Despite the fact that the industries of each of these sectors are distinct. For example, if you have a physical chemistry specialisation, you should pursue detergents and polymer-based enterprises. Similarly, if you have a background in inorganic chemistry, consider working in the metal extraction and refining businesses. Organic, on the other hand, offers a wide range of applications. With organic chemistry as a specialisation, you can work in fertiliser, medicine, or any other physical or inorganic-based industry, as organic chemistry students receive the highest priority. Specialization isn't necessary for teaching employment because you could be asked to teach any of these subjects.

Hope that helps you.

All the best