IIT Madras (IITM) All Questions

Hello Prateek,

IITM is a very nice college for BBA with good placements and good college life. The college life of IITM is pretty good, it is in Janakpuri which is a good place to hang out after or while college hours. The placements through the college are also up to mark. Overall, completing your graduation through IITM is a very good option.

All The Best.

Hello Siddharth,

I'll suggest you to go for BBA from IITM Janakpuri rather than choosing rukmani devi college rohini.

As IITM has a well experienced faculty and thus this college will provide you with a great exposure that will be helpful for your future.

Hope this helps

Good luck!!

Hello,

Your +2 marks will only be used for checking the eligibility of getting admission. According to latest rules you need score a minimum of 75% aggregate or be in top 20% of the board you have done class 12.

If you pass this eligiblity criteria you will get admission only on the basis of jee advanced marks.

Dear Aspirant,

            As per your request, for Computer Science and Engineering i prefer iitm Noida because it had a good placement and infrastructure too. The staff are very good in experience and they teach well to the students. You may also find good laboratories and also the placement cell is good. I choose this college over the other one because it gives you good technical skills.

Good luck !!

Well i see that you are going to iit madras with specialization in mtech that is micro electronics and vlsi design. Regarding career growth there are many options while being in a college that also in iit madras. You can get job easily in these branch. Also you can do research after mtech. So there are many options.

Hello Prateek,

If you are alotted IITM which according to you was your 10th priority this means simply that your rank was not good enough to get the college from above 9 priority of yours. You can just wait for next round of counselling and can have a hope that you might get admission in college whih\ch is higher in your priority list. You can rearrange your preference list of you think you have a better chance to get into another better cpllege, wisely. You need to fill the choices smartly keeping in mind your rank and college cutoff.

Hope this helps

Hi Lakshay,

Both of these colleges are equally good. They are not the best in the field, but are decent choices. The infrastructure is good and faculty and studies are fine. Both of them are affiliated to GGSIPU for BBA course. Placements in both colleges are quite average but bit better at IITM. Anyway, most people prefer to go for MBA after a BBA and hence you can go for CAT coaching. 

I would prefer to choose the college that is nearer to your place of stay so that you can save up on time for studies and any coaching.

All the best!

Hello Aspirant,

For BCA, you should opt for IITM Janakpuri.

Their administration is good in compare to JIMS. Placements are good in well reputed organizations.

Good luck

Hello,

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They design the systems which aid in patient monitoring during hospital care. They can also develop systems to supervise health care for any general patient.

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All the best!

Hey,

Ocean engineering is a study of marine-based engineering that is, it is a study of the ocean and sea environment and technology and how the salt water effecting the watercraft and vessels. It involves the preserving the coastal structures from erosion, to develop energy resources, ocean mining, and petroleum recovered from offshore, to protect the ports and harbors, etc.Ocean engineering is a mix of mechanical, electrical, civil, and chemical engineering. To work as an oceanographer is a challenge as it requires varieties of backgrounds to work on.

Ocean Engineering has a wide career scope with good potential. Commercially offshore industries like transport, trade, oil and gas, etc. are becoming important.
•    Ocean Engineers mainly get employed in engineering fields as designers and construction supervisors.
•    They may also get employed in the areas like consultancy (to give professional and technical advice), regulation, surveying and overseeing, research and development, education and training etc.
•    Ocean Engineers get also employed in government sector like they work on climate monitoring, environmental protection, oil recovery, marine transport, underwater vehicle development, etc.
•    The field of an Ocean Engineer is so wide and important that they can get recruited in nation’s defense also. Job openings are there not only in India but in abroad also for an Ocean Engineer.
•    They get work in offshore drilling establishments, military and marine navigation, Oil & Natural Gas extracting companies etc.
•    They also get employed as field engineer or site engineer where they do the inspection and testing of the underwater structures. They are also required to do the repair work in technology for underwater.
•    Ship and boat builders, offshore constructors, design consultants, and ships and submarines of the Navy and the Ministry of Defence also employ Ocean Engineers for their designing department. Equipment manufacturers also employ Ocean Engineers to design their products.
 
An entry-level Ocean Engineer with less than 1 year experience can expect to earn an average total compensation (includes tips, bonus, and overtime pay) of $67,407 based on 5 salaries. An early career Ocean Engineer with 1-4 years of experience earns an average total compensation of $67,984 based on 15 salaries. A mid-career Ocean Engineer with 5-9 years of experience earns an average total compensation of $72,644 based on 11 salaries. An experienced Ocean Engineer with 10-19 years of experience earns an average total compensation of $113,765 based on 6 salaries.

Hope this helps.