I appreciate the fact that we do have a proffeser from IIT who guides us to right path in this fantasized computer science world where branch selection is based on "scope" and money.
obviously people go for branch which gives more money bcoz 90% of aspirants choose engineering field for money only and not bcoz they have interest .its a fact where u like it or not
@@ahead6948 bro most ppl in India are from middle class families... Money matters in the real world not some fancy philosophical thinking 🙂, In the end if u have no money no one will care abt u
I don't know if it's coincidence or not, but I got IIT Kharagpur Mechanical in mock allocation round 2 and discovered your channel. Thanks for your insight ,Sir.
Among plethora of videos mostly focusing on the CTC packages, I found your video . Being a mother, I feel relieved that we have taken a right decision giving importance to the department and acumen of the student rather than the institution. Sir, Thank you so much for giving such honest and sincere suggestion to the students. It's really helpful.
Thank you, Madam, for the kind words. While placements and salary packages are certainly important, but I sincerely believe that a student cannot do well unless there is some inherent interest in the student towards the Department. I wish your child all the very best for the future.
@@Prof_JC Sir Geology & Geophysics lena sahi hoga Old IIT me. Ya New IIT me Btech branches. Note I have no interest in any branch. Plss reply kijiega sir. Sir I have 2 option more IIST Thiruvananthapuram Aerospace, ECE & RGIPT CSE ECE , And more branches of RGIPT. I am confused what do I choose.
Thank you Prof. JC for clearing the most common misconception about chemical engineering. In fact at both, research and fundamental levels, there is a significant overlap between the two disciplines. I hope aspiring ChemE students benefit from this information of yours!
Best video I could ever have found on this topic. No beating around the bush, straight and to the point. Thanks a lot sir... with plenty of opinions going around, I was very confused but i am glad i took the right decision.
Sir,I strongly appreciate your view..interest in the department is very much needed to succeed but most of the career counselors are guiding students and guardians to opt for the dream institute rather than departments..they say you can change departments after one year/you can do MBA after btech/you can participate in placement from any departments/ you will get best environment in dream college and your life will be smooth whatever department you choose/ you will get good placement only for tag/ you can learn coding from other sources whatever department you choose and sit for placement......many students are regretting following their advice.....imo admission in iit and nit only for tag and not showing interest in the department is a big mistake
It is certainly true that in the big-name colleges there are certain long-standing traditions which enhance the student experience. Plus a big advantage is the peer group that the students get to grow up with. However, when it comes to the actual studies, if the student is not at all interested in the subject matter then it is no good. The richness of co-curricular and extra curricular activities cannot be a substitute for the actual curricular activities if one is really interested in building a genuine career in professional engineering or higher studies.
Cuz I used to talk like that in 9th/10th. See, I get interest is a factor but it isnt the only factor while selecting a branch. One also needs good prospects after 4 years.
Nice video Sir. Many Mechanical, Civil and Chemical Engineers are jobless even they passed out fom IITs/NITs in their core fields. So it is making us to go for CSE/ECE to even in any private institutes to get a nice jobs in IT fields.
Nobody will talk about it...they just want to be good at subject and course....we want guidance on how we can grow in career and life... we studied like Robots whether we had resources or not ,we were interested in subjects or not !! despite everything we nailed the subjects to get into these colleges😑😑
Sir honestly speaking from my heart, I respect your guidance and opinions par hume toh paisa kamana hai (mostly) ...in order to support our family... that's why we prefer Cse or MnC...instead of "do what you love" we are going for "love what you need to do" approach...which is not bad at all..instead very LOGICAL...atleast for financially tight families
Very true. Branches are selected according to placement status only not the intrest. How 12th student decided his intrest without knowing the course content of the stream. This is the drawback of IIT admission system.
Hello sir if possible can you make a video on mechanical engineering and chemical engineering differences and similarities??.. Glad to see an iitian Professor helping us out in this process ..thank you sir🙏🙏
Totally agree with it - if you're sure of what stream you want to pick, prefer stream over institute and be ready to put in a lot of hard work and self study. NPTEL is how we got through engineering during undergrad (EE folks, check out lectures by Profs. Madan Gopal and SC Dutta Roy). Back then internet wasnt cheap so we would divide the lecture downloads amongst us and use BSNL's free night internet (200kbps!!) to download lectures and then share them on DVDs. Things are a lot lot better now and the quality and amount of online content has improved significantly. What you're passionate about need not be what you're initially good at. I'm fairly above average in computer programming. Yet I can't see myself doing it for hours. On the other hand, I struggled to learn analog design. But I can work on a circuit analysis or deaign problem for hours without knowing how much time passed. Knowing this difference is important. It's a marriage - the real strength is known in difficult times, i.e., when you've got to study/work on the dry/mundane stuff. If you're not sure of what you're interested in, spend some time online finding out what various streams do.
Hahaha Madam. You have inadvertently written a very funny comment. That sound you heard when I said "trap" was actually the Professor in the next office opening/clising his door with a bang! :) But thank you as always for your kind words. I actually meant my advice to be taken in that spirit especially because I went through similar thoughts during my counselling.
I did try including some sound effects in some of my previous videos ... but I felt this video was kind of urgent and so I quickly made it and released it. :)
This is the problem exactly People (not only students, but everyone) are crazy about two things : IIT Bombay and CS engineering They don't even study CS in their +2 if it is available in their school, just to get good marks in boards or JEE They might not be interested in that, but go because of pressure from all sides "as they scored so high they should go for CS because it is least available for others so why leave this opportunity" My friend is also crazy for IITB irrespective of whatever branch she gets. May she get the right subjects, she worked so hard, she seems to be unaware of her interests
hello prof chakraborty it was so great to have such realistic and informative video..i am also going through similar dilemma...i have intrest in cs electronics math but getting Instrumentation and control(ICE) in NIT Trichy and also getting Mining and metallurgy related branches in IIT Patna,IIT Dhanbad and dual degree ceramic and pharmaceutical in IIT BHU everyone is saying dont leave IIT u will regret but i dont have clear interest in mining meta or ceramic related branches and i am too young and inexperienced to make a decison solely based on my own input so ur guidence will be of utmost significance.Thanks sir
Hello professor What you said sir is 100 percent true, even I did my Bachelors from A Reputed college of Maharashtra (coep pune) in mechanical Engineering and currently I'm working in a core company where alot of things I studied during my Btech is still relevant and being used. But Since I was already interested In mechanical Engineering I find it Easy enough to work but for people binding choosing college over branch and vice versa Is nearly blindness
This year I am also getting COEP mechanical but I am quite doubtful about the job. And getting IT in VIT Pune. Also I love maths the most but a little bit weak. So in this situation which could be best option keeping in mind a good and stable life ? Kindly reply.
@@chetanwandre5525 Domicile State:- Rajasthan 12th percentage:- 95% Pcm mhtcet:- 96.60 percentile Category:- ews Sir I don't care about the branch, I just need a decent college like coep & vjti. Please reply brother will it be possible.
Thankyou so much sir for this branch preference suggestion !! I will remember it for my further councelling rounds !! Thankyou so much for your humble and down to earth suggestion sir !! I hope I will meet you , as I am not eligible for IIT KGP but it's not the matter , matter is the success though!!
Thank you professor for the wonderful video. You have exactly put forth the dilemma which we r in choosing college vs course. But Sir at this stage, my son is not very clear in what he wants to do in future. He is likely to get CS at NIT Trichy and Naval Arch at IIT Madras. He obviously wants to choose NIT due to better course and in which he thinks, he can do better. As a parent ,your video has given some clarity.Thank you Sir
What make this video unique from other videos on this topic is that :- It is enriched with experiences of such a Great Professor from India's best institute. We must definitely follow him for our own betterment! And, sir I too made my decision taking my preferred Department rather the Dream institute. Because I can't survive with a Department which I don't have interest in for 4 whole years. Well... Thanks A Lot sir for this immensely important video. Many many students would be benefited by this.
Very well put, Sir. This "Institute or Department" dillema is very hard to crack. I have loved studying Computer science in +2 and I always knew I wanted to continue with CSE. So while preparing for JEE it would often cross my mind, that how would Advanced toppers who take up IITB CSE know whether CSE is their field of interest? How is the cutoff consistently so high? Then I realized it's all decided by the placement perspective ( mostly) although I think they are more eligible than me to study CSE. They are hardworkers afterall, and I'm not judging anyone here.😅
@@spankomaster He didn't mean it's bad. But it's not something most of them plan to do. It's just that when they feel lost, they join coaching where I think, the IITian tag is the most helpful.
Sir I'm very much interested in the engineering physics branch (I could get it in IIT Mandi/BHU) , but due to placement issues in that branch people are suggesting me to go for mechanical. What should I really take? (I like and already do coding)
You can try dual degree program for btech + mtech in iist There u will going to do btech in engineering physics & then in last 1 year u have to choose one subject from various topics for m tech like astronomy, earth physics,, If u do a great job in those 5 years isro will give u job directly
I'm not a iistian,, I'm a dropper this year 🙂 my st rank in jee advanced 956 🙂🙂 If i got a good rank i will go for that what I'm suggesting u 😁 ,,,let's see next year 🙂
Sir please talk about non core placements the reason some students give preference to college rather than branch it will be very helpful for students like me
Respected sir I was heavely confused For josaa choice filling.. .. And here U come like an angel in my google feed...😇 I appreciate your wisdom and efforts that U have put in. 🙂 Thank U so much prof. 🙏
Sir, the issue is no matter what department one is choosing, most are ending up in software profile. Many of my friends are extremely good in core but still wanting to go in software profile.
I want to take civil or material science at iit and give other exams later but my family is not financially stable and those branches even at iits don't guarantee placements. So they want me to take triple ITs...
Sir as you mentioned, interest in department is primary criteria. I had a look at all syllabi for all the main branches. I have only Jee level knowledge of mechanics and thermodynamics ,which I enjoyed. I have absolutely 0 knowledge of CS and its department courses and thus do not know if I would enjoy them as and when I come across them. Going by this limited knowledge alone I would choose mechanical or chemical engg. but prospects of these branches do not compare with CS. What can be done in this situation? Is interest the only criterion?
I have already mentioned about CS. If you are good in the pure maths type of chapters ... and especially combinatorial mathematics, there is high likelihood that you will do well in CS.
@@Prof_JC sir I'm getting applied geology in IIT KGP , I had serious interest in geography in my class 9th but I had to choose Science stream for engineering now I m lil bit affected towards the subject but at the same time highly worried about job Security, for I belong to a very poor family and my parents can't afford any failure 4 year's journey of clg.... What should I do sir... And pls give some idea about material science too
Tbh honest bro calling something your interest/passion which you studied back in class 9 is completely wrong. Ncert geography in class 9 != Geology at IIt kgp . Go for the safer option and choose circuital branch
This is why Im saying interest should not be only criteria. Future job prospects are a factor too. What's point of being a passionate mechanical engineer when you don't earn much despite efforts being at par with your CS counterparts.
Thank you sir for such an informative video. Sir I have a fairly good interest and inclination towards mechanics and the related points u mentioned in the video...and I am having option of IIT BHU mechanical and IIT Roorkee civil...Sir it would be very helpful if you could suggest me which should be my first preference...Thank you sir
Civil at Roorkee has a legendary tradition going back to the days before it was an IIT. I am not sure what it is now, but my guess is that kind of strong tradition does not go away easily. Plus Roorkee overall is a great Institute.
Thank you Sir so much for clearing the confusion and sir also I am getting IIT Kharagpur civil dual degree mtech with specialization ,Sir what is your opinion on this?
Sir what are the criterias that we must keep in mind when we are selecting a non-IIT or non-NIT college? Should we focus on our interests or choose according to the markets demand (i.e cse, IT etc.) ? Some help and advice would really be appreciated and lots of love for these amazing videos. Thank You.
Hello sir, from my highschool i liked computers (both hardware and software) and I am getting cse in mid NIT's and EEE in top 4NIT's. As you said that CSE involves a better maths mind, as I scored more because of physics and chemistry, I like maths but only calculus as of our +2 syllabus. What should I do? I'm also getting mech in newer IIT'S and geotech/mining in old IIT's.
Different branches in computer science use different fields in mathematics. Like Algorithm Design and Analysis mainly uses discrete maths, some techniques from analysis. ML and data analytics are mainly linear algebra, probability and statistics. In Quantum Computing, you basically need to know all the maths but mainly functional analysis, linear algebra etc. If you want to go into software engineering like web development, app development then you will encounter barely any maths. In a nutshell, usage of mathematics in Computer Science highly depends on which field in CS you want to pursue. But having a problem mindset is extremely useful no matter which field you get into.
@@MayankGoel447 I feel I'm good at problem solving.... A little witty you can assume..... Maths I know calculus really well..... Algebra no because I couldn't get time in jee prep to study it in deep....
This is failure of IIT admission system. Department allotment must be done after first year when students have some knowledge about branches, scope and liking.
Sir i really like chemistry and in physics i was especially interested in Charges, magnetism and waves but i didnt give enough time to mechanics. Is there any branch which would be appropriate for me ? Also i am thinking to opt for chemical engineering.
Chemical engineering is very close to physics, especially if one goes into higher studies. There is a lot of differential equations based theory too. I think you will really enjoy studying chemical engineering.
I love maths and that was my strongest subject in +2 but I didn't score good in jee maths and my rank isn't that good to get cs even I can't get electrical in mid iits , all i can get is civil/meta in medicore iits what should I do sir?? I have interest in civil though...
Sir I am very interested in robotics engineering. I wanted to ask you that which branch would be best suited to take in btech so that it will be most relevant to go for robotics. Also sir I want to know if one joins IITs or any other government technical institute how he should be proceeding to build a career in robotics engineering
There are different aspects to robotics. If you are interested in the hardware side ... then mechanical or electronics/electrical. If you are interested in the software side then CS or Maths and Computing.
@@akshatsaraswat9619 I am not getting IITs since I didn't qualify jee Advanced so rn looking for nits dtu nsut upto mechanical branch if I get it will take it or else will drop
@@tusharghosh2174 good luck....btw you can even look for USAR (affiliated to GGSIPU). It has very good branches. I am leaving NIT/IIIT (mediocre to lower ones) for that. Anyways, it's your decision at the end of the day.
Respected sir, Can you make a video on research internships (in india and foreign noth) during UG in 2nd/ 3rd yr ? And how to avail MiTacs and FTP like programs ? Both for students of kgp campus and out of campus .
Hello sir i found your advise much helpful , So i am gonna prefer avg NIt over (iit lower branch ).Can you please suggest me whether I should choose ECE or Electrical Engineering branch if am bit intrested in circuits and designing things using electricity and also which has huge opportunities in both govt and private sector .
SIR , are Production engineering and mechanical almost same , provided placements are not my target , i want knowledge , and final goal in ISRO , i am getting production at NIT Trichy
Different institutes have different kinds of course coverage in Production/Manufacturing and Mechanical. Here at IIT KGP, Mechanical and Manufacturing are quite similar at least up to the 6th semester. But I have no idea about NIT Trichy. You have to look up their course coverage.
In Electrical ready to learn transformer dc motor induction and synchronous motor and generator and gain some more knowledge in special machine morever power electronics like inverter converter rectifier these are prominent chapter that you can study and power system like transmission and distribution high voltage engineering and protection and switchgear is your main topics these are all for electrical engineering
Hello sir, I am little bit confused between choosing a branch for josaa counseling Kgp electrical vs Guwahati ECE vs Roorkee ece vs Delhi ka mechanical vs dhanbad ka CSE vs Patna ka CSE kya better rahega?? Please bata dijiye
I do not have inside knowledge about the departments you mentioned in the other IITs. But KGP Electrical is legendary. It has superb profs, and a very, very strong UG curriculum.
Not what you exactly said but basically opt the department which contains topics which were of considerable interest during +2...now given someone might be interested in physics..how good would engineering physics as a branch(also given the student has some qualitative ideas of what lagrangian hamiltonian mech..electromagnetism..etc is)
Thank you sir for such an honest opinion about Depart vs Institute. In internet most of youtuber suggest to go for the dream institute. My son cleared Jee Adv this year and his interest area is Mechanics. We are not able to decide out of these options. IIT BHU ( Civi)( As many are suggesting to go to IITBHU) , IIT Dhanbad Mecahnical, IIT BBS Mechanical, IIT Indore Mechanical, IIT Patna Mechanical, IIT Dhanbad Engineering Physics. Please Suggest.
Thanks for reaching out on behalf of your son. Among the choices you mentioned I know only a bit about IIT BBS Mechanical, which is good. You can think about it.
I think most mechanical, electrical and civil engineer are jobless not because there is no scope but because of the fact that they joined these branches without any intrest and just for the so called tag.
Sir I didn't studied economics in +2 but I'm interested in maths, data and economics which I see in news. In my rank I'm getting bs+ms eco in iitr. What is your suggestion?
thankyou sir for the video but it could be great if you could give your opinion on my situation mains rank - 4220 adv rank - 10948 with this, I can easily get branches like cs or electronics at good NITs, which I'm interested in. But the IIT tag seems really tempting at the same time too even though I realize I'll be going for the lowest of branches like ceramic and mining. So should I be considering the iit tag in such a situation?
Sir, I wanted cse as I like coding. But I am not getting cse in any top nits should I choose any different branch in top nits(because of good start-up culture) or should I take cse in lower iiits? Please 🙏🙏🙏🙏 reply
Electrical at KGP is extremely good. Solid UG programme, great traditions, immensely successful alumni. And you will end up being batchmates with some of the most talented students.
If you are ready to put in the time and effort to go into higher studies ... which is absolutely necessary if you wish to build your career in Physics, then the opportunity at IISc is a great one. Go for it.
@@Prof_JC Thank you sir. Many people around me are creating a rumour that IISc will not give you a career , some people are asking me to go to NITs or IITs instead of joining IISc etc Thats why I was confused sir.
sir i cleared jee advance this year 2023 but i have alot of confusion around this everyone saying chose college over branch but you cleared all things ....college is only for 4 years but branch is with me 40 years.....
According to your video , I feel like I shouldn't do engineering 😂😂 because I don't have any wild interest in Physics and I have interest in maths but I am not that great at problem solving nor am I getting CSE . I like physical chemistry and organic chemistry but I will never study inorganic by choice . Rank is 8454 . What would you suggest me to do sir !! I am very confused . I watched about branches , people tell about mechanics , rotation , fluids in different branches . I don't have any issue with logical part of Physics but I have never been able to solve typical problems on my own and that maybe the cause of me trying to run away from that . I am more than ready to study anything for engineering which comes with a practical backing ( from what I know engineering is all about application) . Please give your suggestions. I don't have any option in NIT , rank of 42132 there .
@Vibhanshu Chaturvedi Hello bhaiya..which branch did you choose...I'm am feeling the same as you had wriiten here..can u plz guide how did you come to a conclusion and took what branch and how is it after almost 8 months.
Sir, Please Help Me 😅😅, I'm unable to understand whether to choose IISER BS in engineering sciences with electrical engineering and computer science Or Some NIT Also I face the problem that looking at curriculum CSE makes no sense to me because 90% of topics are untouched by me and I'm unable to understand whether I'll feel interested or not I did feel electrical or EEE, ECE did interest me because I feel my favorite in 10+2 was chemistry (organic) which is not a part of engineering also I feel modern physics interested me more followed by semiconductors and magnetism or electricity So unable to kind of decide Plus I also got a whole confusion, I did feel good making websites in school but maths was my weakness in jee Please suggest me your views sir, please guide me, I got no one to help in depth
Sir,As I am very much interested in electronics so I'm really confused between IITkgp- Instrumentation and IITG- EEE. I just want to know that How good is the Instrumentation Branch at IITkgp and what is the future scope/placement and all ?
If a candidate having PhD from any central university of India who has good research work in respective engineering fields will he get less importance in assistant prof post as compared to a candidate having PhD from NIT or IIT just because of IIT tag??
Which should I choose computational and data science (nitk Surathkal) or cse (mn nit allahabad) I got allahabad cse in both 1st and 2nd round mock Ps. i wanted CSE or IT in Surathkal but couldn't get in the first mock round
I am interested in semiconductors, current electricity, logic gates and these are the topics which I would love to study even if I have to do it for 20 hours a day. So should I opt for new iits like IIT jammu electrical instead of mechanical at IIT IsM Dhanbad??
Mechanical Engineering, Electronics, Chemical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Civil Engineering: All of these are basically applications of various fundamental principles of physics. Or, you can directly choose Physics if you are willing to put in the time and effort required to go into higher studies.
Hello sir,i wanted to ask how much civil and mechanical engineering are related to each other (in terms of physics and mathematics involved in their syllabus) or which will be more interesting to study,if someone is interested in physics Also i am getting iitb, iitd civil and iitk, iitkgp, iitr , iitg mechanical which would be a better option to choose
@Vishal Gupta kgp mechanical math will be taught only upto required level and emphasis will be given on physics only and believe me you will get so much dedicated teachers here(who solves your doubts even after class), atleast in all semesters I went through. I am in 3rd semester kgp mechanical
I don't know about IITH EE. But the EE of IIT KGP has an awesome tradition. There are superb profs there, the UG education is solid, and it boasts of illustrious alumni. My personal opinion would be to go with KGP EE.
Sir could u pls give some insights about bs chemistry at iit kgp?... if im not really intrested in cs as i have never even studied cs after 10th and have no idea about coding.
Chemistry at IIT KGP is very good. There are some fantastic teachers here. Especially if you are interested in higher studies, this will be a great choice.
No i am.not i intrested in higher studies... im intrested in the college and the opportunites and exposure.. and as i spoke to some of the students of the branch they said that workload is less and companies also open for bs students... and also i liked chemsitry in my jee time
I appreciate the fact that we do have a proffeser from IIT who guides us to right path in this fantasized computer science world where branch selection is based on "scope" and money.
Agreed
obviously people go for branch which gives more money bcoz 90% of aspirants choose engineering field for money only and not bcoz they have interest .its a fact where u like it or not
@@vardhanarya If everyone studies IT/CSE and if all the companies and products they build are e-commerce and IT related, where does it leave us?
@@ahead6948 bro most ppl in India are from middle class families... Money matters in the real world not some fancy philosophical thinking 🙂, In the end if u have no money no one will care abt u
@@vardhanarya and its the sad reality
I don't know if it's coincidence or not, but I got IIT Kharagpur Mechanical in mock allocation round 2 and discovered your channel. Thanks for your insight ,Sir.
All the best!
nostalgia one year back :D .fortunate to study mechanics of solids under you in iit kgp.sir your way of teaching is just ❤❤
Thank you!
U even passed from iit.... but still ur name is jee advanced xD
@@ishaansingh2226 bro was never satisfied😆
@@mahimaachandra3876 😂😂😂😂
Among plethora of videos mostly focusing on the CTC packages, I found your video . Being a mother, I feel relieved that we have taken a right decision giving importance to the department and acumen of the student rather than the institution.
Sir, Thank you so much for giving such honest and sincere suggestion to the students. It's really helpful.
Thank you, Madam, for the kind words. While placements and salary packages are certainly important, but I sincerely believe that a student cannot do well unless there is some inherent interest in the student towards the Department. I wish your child all the very best for the future.
@@Prof_JC Sir Geology & Geophysics lena sahi hoga Old IIT me. Ya New IIT me Btech branches. Note I have no interest in any branch. Plss reply kijiega sir. Sir I have 2 option more IIST Thiruvananthapuram Aerospace, ECE & RGIPT CSE ECE , And more branches of RGIPT. I am confused what do I choose.
@@SaurabhKumar-rz4fl go for good branch
@@SaurabhKumar-rz4fl same situation,
What did you do
Thank you Prof. JC for clearing the most common misconception about chemical engineering. In fact at both, research and fundamental levels, there is a significant overlap between the two disciplines. I hope aspiring ChemE students benefit from this information of yours!
hello,
I gave jee mains this year and i am getting Chemical branch in bit mesra.....
so should i join it..............
what is its scope.......
Best video I could ever have found on this topic. No beating around the bush, straight and to the point. Thanks a lot sir... with plenty of opinions going around, I was very confused but i am glad i took the right decision.
Thank you for the kind words!
Honestly speaking these were the exact steps which I did before taking up my major. Excellently put up.
The way you explained it , it felt like if you are our personal guide ,it's great 😊😊
Sir,I strongly appreciate your view..interest in the department is very much needed to succeed but most of the career counselors are guiding students and guardians to opt for the dream institute rather than departments..they say you can change departments after one year/you can do MBA after btech/you can participate in placement from any departments/ you will get best environment in dream college and your life will be smooth whatever department you choose/ you will get good placement only for tag/ you can learn coding from other sources whatever department you choose and sit for placement......many students are regretting following their advice.....imo admission in iit and nit only for tag and not showing interest in the department is a big mistake
It is certainly true that in the big-name colleges there are certain long-standing traditions which enhance the student experience. Plus a big advantage is the peer group that the students get to grow up with. However, when it comes to the actual studies, if the student is not at all interested in the subject matter then it is no good. The richness of co-curricular and extra curricular activities cannot be a substitute for the actual curricular activities if one is really interested in building a genuine career in professional engineering or higher studies.
This video literally Opened my Mind, Thank you Sir now I got a clarity on counseling.
Engineering isn’t about civil , mechanical, CSE, etc. Engineering is all about providing optimal and sustainable solutions to society’s needs.
What class are you in?
This is a line from a interview of iitd Director!! 😑
@@aryansudan2239 why do you ask that?
Cuz I used to talk like that in 9th/10th. See, I get interest is a factor but it isnt the only factor while selecting a branch. One also needs good prospects after 4 years.
@@aryansudan2239 can't they go fot higher education and be professors?
Nice video Sir. Many Mechanical, Civil and Chemical Engineers are jobless even they passed out fom IITs/NITs in their core fields. So it is making us to go for CSE/ECE to even in any private institutes to get a nice jobs in IT fields.
Nobody will talk about it...they just want to be good at subject and course....we want guidance on how we can grow in career and life... we studied like Robots whether we had resources or not ,we were interested in subjects or not !! despite everything we nailed the subjects to get into these colleges😑😑
This is so informative. Thank you so much professor. Really admire this channel.
It's simply outstanding. Wish more students watch it and take informed decision
Sir honestly speaking from my heart, I respect your guidance and opinions par hume toh paisa kamana hai (mostly) ...in order to support our family... that's why we prefer Cse or MnC...instead of "do what you love" we are going for "love what you need to do" approach...which is not bad at all..instead very LOGICAL...atleast for financially tight families
Very true. Branches are selected according to placement status only not the intrest. How 12th student decided his intrest without knowing the course content of the stream. This is the drawback of IIT admission system.
thank you so much sir , i was very much confused before
I loved it when you said it is nothing but a constrained optimization problem, sir! :D
Hello sir if possible can you make a video on mechanical engineering and chemical engineering differences and similarities??..
Glad to see an iitian Professor helping us out in this process ..thank you sir🙏🙏
I feel blessed because I am listening to the right at the right time... Thank you sir🥰🥰😘
Perfect guidance on this topic / dilemma
Exactly what i needed
Thank you so much professor, this video was very helpful :)
Totally agree with it - if you're sure of what stream you want to pick, prefer stream over institute and be ready to put in a lot of hard work and self study. NPTEL is how we got through engineering during undergrad (EE folks, check out lectures by Profs. Madan Gopal and SC Dutta Roy). Back then internet wasnt cheap so we would divide the lecture downloads amongst us and use BSNL's free night internet (200kbps!!) to download lectures and then share them on DVDs.
Things are a lot lot better now and the quality and amount of online content has improved significantly.
What you're passionate about need not be what you're initially good at. I'm fairly above average in computer programming. Yet I can't see myself doing it for hours.
On the other hand, I struggled to learn analog design. But I can work on a circuit analysis or deaign problem for hours without knowing how much time passed. Knowing this difference is important. It's a marriage - the real strength is known in difficult times, i.e., when you've got to study/work on the dry/mundane stuff.
If you're not sure of what you're interested in, spend some time online finding out what various streams do.
I hope students of this generation see this comment!
Thank u so much sir..really insightful
Thank you sir for guiding us for the good at this imporatant moment in the walk of our lives!
Hello Sir,
Such an elderly brother advice. Especially i liked the boom sound effect, when u said it was a trap.
Hahaha Madam. You have inadvertently written a very funny comment. That sound you heard when I said "trap" was actually the Professor in the next office opening/clising his door with a bang! :)
But thank you as always for your kind words. I actually meant my advice to be taken in that spirit especially because I went through similar thoughts during my counselling.
@@Prof_JC Sir, i thought you have started including some sound effects in your video.😁
I did try including some sound effects in some of my previous videos ... but I felt this video was kind of urgent and so I quickly made it and released it. :)
@@Prof_JC oh ok. I think God has helped you with a natural sound effect 😊, considering ur time constraint
@@sandhya5236 :)
This is the problem exactly
People (not only students, but everyone) are crazy about two things : IIT Bombay and CS engineering
They don't even study CS in their +2 if it is available in their school, just to get good marks in boards or JEE
They might not be interested in that, but go because of pressure from all sides "as they scored so high they should go for CS because it is least available for others so why leave this opportunity"
My friend is also crazy for IITB irrespective of whatever branch she gets. May she get the right subjects, she worked so hard, she seems to be unaware of her interests
hello prof chakraborty it was so great to have such realistic and informative video..i am also going through similar dilemma...i have intrest in cs electronics math but getting Instrumentation and control(ICE) in NIT Trichy and also getting Mining and metallurgy related branches in IIT Patna,IIT Dhanbad and dual degree ceramic and pharmaceutical in IIT BHU everyone is saying dont leave IIT u will regret but i dont have clear interest in mining meta or ceramic related branches and i am too young and inexperienced to make a decison solely based on my own input so ur guidence will be of utmost significance.Thanks sir
follow your interests, don't blindly fall for trap
a friend of mine is very much interested in cs but he is not getting cse in top iits , so he is choosing nit trichy cse based on jee mains score
@@archerrr8758 yeah that's very normal actually 😅😅
Hello professor
What you said sir is 100 percent true, even I did my Bachelors from A Reputed college of Maharashtra (coep pune) in mechanical Engineering and currently I'm working in a core company where alot of things I studied during my Btech is still relevant and being used. But Since I was already interested In mechanical Engineering I find it Easy enough to work but for people binding choosing college over branch and vice versa Is nearly blindness
This year I am also getting COEP mechanical but I am quite doubtful about the job.
And getting IT in VIT Pune.
Also I love maths the most but a little bit weak.
So in this situation which could be best option keeping in mind a good and stable life ?
Kindly reply.
@@chetanwandre5525
Domicile State:- Rajasthan
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Sir I don't care about the branch, I just need a decent college like coep & vjti.
Please reply brother will it be possible.
@@Dangogaming You will get COEP and VJTI both.
You may get core branches easily, if you aren't interested in branch.
Really appreciable effort
As I myself got almost trapped into this
Thankyou so much sir for this branch preference suggestion !! I will remember it for my further councelling rounds !! Thankyou so much for your humble and down to earth suggestion sir !! I hope I will meet you , as I am not eligible for IIT KGP but it's not the matter , matter is the success though!!
All the best!
Thank you professor for the wonderful video. You have exactly put forth the dilemma which we r in choosing college vs course. But Sir at this stage, my son is not very clear in what he wants to do in future. He is likely to get CS at NIT Trichy and Naval Arch at IIT Madras. He obviously wants to choose NIT due to better course and in which he thinks, he can do better. As a parent ,your video has given some clarity.Thank you Sir
All the very best to your son! If he himself is inherently interested in pursuing CS, then please let him take it.
Thank you so much sir 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for sharing....this tips are really needed for me like student.
All the best!
What make this video unique from other videos on this topic is that :- It is enriched with experiences of such a Great Professor from India's best institute.
We must definitely follow him for our own betterment!
And, sir I too made my decision taking my preferred Department rather the Dream institute.
Because I can't survive with a Department which I don't have interest in for 4 whole years.
Well... Thanks A Lot sir for this immensely important video. Many many students would be benefited by this.
Thank you very much for the extremely kind words. I wish you all the best in your choice and ensuing career!
Appreciable
Very well put, Sir. This "Institute or Department" dillema is very hard to crack.
I have loved studying Computer science in +2 and I always knew I wanted to continue with CSE. So while preparing for JEE it would often cross my mind, that how would Advanced toppers who take up IITB CSE know whether CSE is their field of interest? How is the cutoff consistently so high? Then I realized it's all decided by the placement perspective ( mostly) although I think they are more eligible than me to study CSE. They are hardworkers afterall, and I'm not judging anyone here.😅
They're really not. There are so many iit bombay cse students which end up coming into teaching afterall😂
@@RealCrate Unacademy, mostly. 😂
@@RealCratewoah woah, teaching is no bad bruh. Do you know about salary structure of some HODs in TOP coachings?
@@spankomaster He didn't mean it's bad. But it's not something most of them plan to do. It's just that when they feel lost, they join coaching where I think, the IITian tag is the most helpful.
Sir I'm very much interested in the engineering physics branch (I could get it in IIT Mandi/BHU) , but due to placement issues in that branch people are suggesting me to go for mechanical. What should I really take? (I like and already do coding)
You can try dual degree program for btech + mtech in iist
There u will going to do btech in engineering physics & then in last 1 year u have to choose one subject from various topics for m tech like astronomy, earth physics,,
If u do a great job in those 5 years isro will give u job directly
I'm not a iistian,, I'm a dropper this year 🙂 my st rank in jee advanced 956 🙂🙂
If i got a good rank i will go for that what I'm suggesting u 😁 ,,,let's see next year 🙂
Sir please talk about non core placements the reason some students give preference to college rather than branch it will be very helpful for students like me
Respected sir
I was heavely confused For josaa choice filling.. ..
And here U come like an angel in my google feed...😇
I appreciate your wisdom and efforts that U have put in. 🙂
Thank U so much prof. 🙏
Thank you for the kind words. And all the best!
THANKYOU SO MUCH SIR
Thanks sir, such a helpful and knowledgeable video
Thanks a lot!
Sir, the issue is no matter what department one is choosing, most are ending up in software profile. Many of my friends are extremely good in core but still wanting to go in software profile.
sir thank you for your support
I want to take civil or material science at iit and give other exams later but my family is not financially stable and those branches even at iits don't guarantee placements. So they want me to take triple ITs...
Sir as you mentioned, interest in department is primary criteria. I had a look at all syllabi for all the main branches.
I have only Jee level knowledge of mechanics and thermodynamics ,which I enjoyed.
I have absolutely 0 knowledge of CS and its department courses and thus do not know if I would enjoy them as and when I come across them.
Going by this limited knowledge alone I would choose mechanical or chemical engg. but prospects of these branches do not compare with CS.
What can be done in this situation? Is interest the only criterion?
I have already mentioned about CS. If you are good in the pure maths type of chapters ... and especially combinatorial mathematics, there is high likelihood that you will do well in CS.
@@Prof_JC sir I'm getting applied geology in IIT KGP , I had serious interest in geography in my class 9th but I had to choose Science stream for engineering now I m lil bit affected towards the subject but at the same time highly worried about job Security, for I belong to a very poor family and my parents can't afford any failure 4 year's journey of clg.... What should I do sir... And pls give some idea about material science too
Tbh honest bro calling something your interest/passion which you studied back in class 9 is completely wrong. Ncert geography in class 9 != Geology at IIt kgp . Go for the safer option and choose circuital branch
This is why Im saying interest should not be only criteria. Future job prospects are a factor too. What's point of being a passionate mechanical engineer when you don't earn much despite efforts being at par with your CS counterparts.
Bro take the mechanical branch i am sure you will gain skill in iit
Thank you sir 😊
Thank you sir for such an informative video. Sir I have a fairly good interest and inclination towards mechanics and the related points u mentioned in the video...and I am having option of IIT BHU mechanical and IIT Roorkee civil...Sir it would be very helpful if you could suggest me which should be my first preference...Thank you sir
Civil at Roorkee has a legendary tradition going back to the days before it was an IIT. I am not sure what it is now, but my guess is that kind of strong tradition does not go away easily. Plus Roorkee overall is a great Institute.
Thank you Sir so much for clearing the confusion and sir also I am getting IIT Kharagpur civil dual degree mtech with specialization ,Sir what is your opinion on this?
@@soham7423 IIT Roorkee barch and civil is top class ig
boi what u doing, sleeping?
Sir what are the criterias that we must keep in mind when we are selecting a non-IIT or non-NIT college? Should we focus on our interests or choose according to the markets demand (i.e cse, IT etc.) ?
Some help and advice would really be appreciated and lots of love for these amazing videos.
Thank You.
Hello sir, from my highschool i liked computers (both hardware and software) and I am getting cse in mid NIT's and EEE in top 4NIT's. As you said that CSE involves a better maths mind, as I scored more because of physics and chemistry, I like maths but only calculus as of our +2 syllabus. What should I do?
I'm also getting mech in newer IIT'S and geotech/mining in old IIT's.
Same situation bro, I hope sir replies
We r same bro
Electrical enineering uses more calculus. CSE you will use things like Permutation combination,etc(Pure maths)
Different branches in computer science use different fields in mathematics. Like Algorithm Design and Analysis mainly uses discrete maths, some techniques from analysis. ML and data analytics are mainly linear algebra, probability and statistics. In Quantum Computing, you basically need to know all the maths but mainly functional analysis, linear algebra etc.
If you want to go into software engineering like web development, app development then you will encounter barely any maths.
In a nutshell, usage of mathematics in Computer Science highly depends on which field in CS you want to pursue. But having a problem mindset is extremely useful no matter which field you get into.
@@MayankGoel447 I feel I'm good at problem solving.... A little witty you can assume..... Maths I know calculus really well..... Algebra no because I couldn't get time in jee prep to study it in deep....
This is failure of IIT admission system. Department allotment must be done after first year when students have some knowledge about branches, scope and liking.
Yeah
Always a pleasure to hear your insights. Thanks a lot
Please choose circuital branch rather than Institute
Thanks!
Thank you sir.
Sir do we have class tommorow?(mechanics of solid)
Of course!
Lol 😂
MOS kahaan tak padha bhai ?🥲🥲☠️
Sir i really like chemistry and in physics i was especially interested in Charges, magnetism and waves but i didnt give enough time to mechanics. Is there any branch which would be appropriate for me ?
Also i am thinking to opt for chemical engineering.
Chemical engineering is very close to physics, especially if one goes into higher studies. There is a lot of differential equations based theory too. I think you will really enjoy studying chemical engineering.
I love maths and that was my strongest subject in +2 but I didn't score good in jee maths and my rank isn't that good to get cs even I can't get electrical in mid iits , all i can get is civil/meta in medicore iits what should I do sir?? I have interest in civil though...
Sir, kindly give a class for MBA aspirants. Thanks
Sir I am very interested in robotics engineering. I wanted to ask you that which branch would be best suited to take in btech so that it will be most relevant to go for robotics. Also sir I want to know if one joins IITs or any other government technical institute how he should be proceeding to build a career in robotics engineering
There are different aspects to robotics. If you are interested in the hardware side ... then mechanical or electronics/electrical. If you are interested in the software side then CS or Maths and Computing.
@@Prof_JC thank u sir for the reply
@@tusharghosh2174 you are aiming for which college rn?
@@akshatsaraswat9619 I am not getting IITs since I didn't qualify jee Advanced so rn looking for nits dtu nsut upto mechanical branch if I get it will take it or else will drop
@@tusharghosh2174 good luck....btw you can even look for USAR (affiliated to GGSIPU). It has very good branches. I am leaving NIT/IIIT (mediocre to lower ones) for that. Anyways, it's your decision at the end of the day.
Respected sir,
Can you make a video on research internships (in india and foreign noth) during UG in 2nd/ 3rd yr ?
And how to avail MiTacs and FTP like programs ?
Both for students of kgp campus and out of campus .
Hello sir i found your advise much helpful , So i am gonna prefer avg NIt over (iit lower branch ).Can you please suggest me whether I should choose ECE or Electrical Engineering branch if am bit intrested in circuits and designing things using electricity and also which has huge opportunities in both govt and private sector .
Thank you sir
SIR , are Production engineering and mechanical almost same , provided placements are not my target , i want knowledge , and final goal in ISRO , i am getting production at NIT Trichy
Different institutes have different kinds of course coverage in Production/Manufacturing and Mechanical. Here at IIT KGP, Mechanical and Manufacturing are quite similar at least up to the 6th semester. But I have no idea about NIT Trichy. You have to look up their course coverage.
@@Prof_JC Thanks a ton sir...didnt expect such fast reply🤗
Guys u r Lucky.
Look u r getting GUIDANCE from IIT prof. even before entering into it.
Sir what about Electrical/electronics engineering? What should we consider before joining them
Interest in class in 12 physics chapters.
You should be decent in calculus(especially differential equations)
In Electrical ready to learn transformer dc motor induction and synchronous motor and generator and gain some more knowledge in special machine morever power electronics like inverter converter rectifier these are prominent chapter that you can study and power system like transmission and distribution high voltage engineering and protection and switchgear is your main topics these are all for electrical engineering
Hello sir, I am little bit confused between choosing a branch for josaa counseling
Kgp electrical vs Guwahati ECE vs Roorkee ece vs Delhi ka mechanical vs dhanbad ka CSE vs Patna ka CSE kya better rahega?? Please bata dijiye
I do not have inside knowledge about the departments you mentioned in the other IITs. But KGP Electrical is legendary. It has superb profs, and a very, very strong UG curriculum.
@@Prof_JC thanks sir for your advice
Not what you exactly said but basically opt the department which contains topics which were of considerable interest during +2...now given someone might be interested in physics..how good would engineering physics as a branch(also given the student has some qualitative ideas of what lagrangian hamiltonian mech..electromagnetism..etc is)
Thank you sir for such an honest opinion about Depart vs Institute. In internet most of youtuber suggest to go for the dream institute. My son cleared Jee Adv this year and his interest area is Mechanics. We are not able to decide out of these options. IIT BHU ( Civi)( As many are suggesting to go to IITBHU) , IIT Dhanbad Mecahnical, IIT BBS Mechanical, IIT Indore Mechanical, IIT Patna Mechanical, IIT Dhanbad Engineering Physics. Please Suggest.
Im from IIT Indore. Our mechanical department is not impressive....so id suggest you don't take it
Thanks for reaching out on behalf of your son. Among the choices you mentioned I know only a bit about IIT BBS Mechanical, which is good. You can think about it.
I think most mechanical, electrical and civil engineer are jobless not because there is no scope but because of the fact that they joined these branches without any intrest and just for the so called tag.
Sir I didn't studied economics in +2 but I'm interested in maths, data and economics which I see in news. In my rank I'm getting bs+ms eco in iitr. What is your suggestion?
I am not that much aware about the economics courses in the IITs. I think it will be better if you manage to communicate with a current student there.
I am interested in the same branch too. If you find any further details then please let me know. It is something really important so hope you reply!
thankyou sir for the video but it could be great if you could give your opinion on my situation
mains rank - 4220
adv rank - 10948
with this, I can easily get branches like cs or electronics at good NITs, which I'm interested in. But the IIT tag seems really tempting at the same time too even though I realize I'll be going for the lowest of branches like ceramic and mining. So should I be considering the iit tag in such a situation?
I would suggest you go for nit cse
Iit kanpur Earth sciences. Branch change here is a peice of cake. You can easily upgrade to mech or chemical or bsbe
Sir, I wanted cse as I like coding.
But I am not getting cse in any top nits should I choose any different branch in top nits(because of good start-up culture) or should I take cse in lower iiits?
Please 🙏🙏🙏🙏 reply
exactly I am facing the same problem in choice filling..!
Students get the deptts by ranks and not by choice.What you are suggesting is for selected few in top 200 ranks especially for IITS...
Sir i am getting mechanical in IIT DELHI AND electrical engineering in IITkgp, IIT hyd what should I do?
Electrical at KGP is extremely good. Solid UG programme, great traditions, immensely successful alumni. And you will end up being batchmates with some of the most talented students.
I had a dream institute, prepared for it for 2 years then came to know it doesn't has my dream branch. So preferred branch over college. Sorry IITB :(
What branch is that?
@@Prof_JC MnC
@@ayush2977 which college
getting mechanical at iit roorkee and physics is my weakest subject 😩..........
Sir I got selected to IISc BS program . I am extremely interested in Physics . Will BS help me in my career sir
?
If you are ready to put in the time and effort to go into higher studies ... which is absolutely necessary if you wish to build your career in Physics, then the opportunity at IISc is a great one. Go for it.
@@Prof_JC Thank you sir.
Many people around me are creating a rumour that IISc will not give you a career , some people are asking me to go to NITs or IITs instead of joining IISc etc
Thats why I was confused sir.
sir i cleared jee advance this year 2023 but i have alot of confusion around this everyone saying chose college over branch but you cleared all things ....college is only for 4 years but branch is with me 40 years.....
what you have opted?
According to your video , I feel like I shouldn't do engineering 😂😂 because I don't have any wild interest in Physics and I have interest in maths but I am not that great at problem solving nor am I getting CSE . I like physical chemistry and organic chemistry but I will never study inorganic by choice . Rank is 8454 . What would you suggest me to do sir !! I am very confused . I watched about branches , people tell about mechanics , rotation , fluids in different branches . I don't have any issue with logical part of Physics but I have never been able to solve typical problems on my own and that maybe the cause of me trying to run away from that . I am more than ready to study anything for engineering which comes with a practical backing ( from what I know engineering is all about application) . Please give your suggestions. I don't have any option in NIT , rank of 42132 there .
Take BS chemistry in iit kanpur. It's a chill course, very less courseload. You will have ample time to pursue whatever else you wanna
@Vibhanshu Chaturvedi
Hello bhaiya..which branch did you choose...I'm am feeling the same as you had wriiten here..can u plz guide how did you come to a conclusion and took what branch and how is it after almost 8 months.
Sir please make a video on how to become professor in IIT.
Sir, Please Help Me 😅😅, I'm unable to understand whether to choose IISER BS in engineering sciences with electrical engineering and computer science
Or
Some NIT
Also I face the problem that looking at curriculum CSE makes no sense to me because 90% of topics are untouched by me and I'm unable to understand whether I'll feel interested or not
I did feel electrical or EEE, ECE did interest me because I feel my favorite in 10+2 was chemistry (organic) which is not a part of engineering also I feel modern physics interested me more followed by semiconductors and magnetism or electricity
So unable to kind of decide
Plus I also got a whole confusion, I did feel good making websites in school but maths was my weakness in jee
Please suggest me your views sir, please guide me, I got no one to help in depth
Greetings sir. I was wondering whether your advice could also be applicable if the choice is between old nits and relatively newer iiits cse.
Sir,As I am very much interested in electronics so I'm really confused between IITkgp- Instrumentation and IITG- EEE. I just want to know that How good is the Instrumentation Branch at IITkgp and what is the future scope/placement and all ?
Take instrumentation at kgp, load is less and one of the best branches at kgp
@@soumiknayak1724 Thanks...will go for instrumentation then...
@@anand3121 but if you really enjoy greenary and it gives you an environment of mental satisfaction then IITG is the place
Please tell about architecture
Sir I am confused between cse in new iit's and mechanical, civil, chemical in top 7 iits , it would be really helpful if u can guide ....
It's better to join in case in new IITs
Sir what should I choose IIT Kanpur civil vs IISc banglore BS in physics
If a candidate having PhD from any central university of India who has good research work in respective engineering fields will he get less importance in assistant prof post as compared to a candidate having PhD from NIT or IIT just because of IIT tag??
Which should I choose computational and data science (nitk Surathkal) or cse (mn nit allahabad)
I got allahabad cse in both 1st and 2nd round mock
Ps. i wanted CSE or IT in Surathkal but couldn't get in the first mock round
I am interested in semiconductors, current electricity, logic gates and these are the topics which I would love to study even if I have to do it for 20 hours a day. So should I opt for new iits like IIT jammu electrical instead of mechanical at IIT IsM Dhanbad??
Sir, please tell me what to choose between (metallurgy in IIT KGP )or
(CSE in newer IITs)
I am very confused??
Same confusion bro
@@gurdeep2769 bhai, kya chose kiya aapne?
Take cse in new iit. Metallurgy is not a good branch at all
CSE in new iits.
Sir 🙏🙏
What should I choose btw mechanical in nit surathkal and electronics in nit Jaipur or electrical in nit allahabad
Sir I have very high interest in physics which branch i can choose
Mechanical Engineering, Electronics, Chemical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Civil Engineering: All of these are basically applications of various fundamental principles of physics. Or, you can directly choose Physics if you are willing to put in the time and effort required to go into higher studies.
@@Prof_JC thank you sir
@@Prof_JC Sir, Electrical engineering is based on fundamental principles of physics?
Hello sir,i wanted to ask how much civil and mechanical engineering are related to each other (in terms of physics and mathematics involved in their syllabus)
or which will be more interesting to study,if someone is interested in physics
Also i am getting iitb, iitd civil
and iitk, iitkgp, iitr , iitg mechanical
which would be a better option to choose
My very personal suggestion is that go with Mechanical. Both IIT KGP and IIT Kanpur Mechanical are great.
@Vishal Gupta
kgp mechanical
math will be taught only upto required level and emphasis will be given on physics only and believe me you will get so much dedicated teachers here(who solves your doubts even after class), atleast in all semesters I went through. I am in 3rd semester kgp mechanical
@@jeeadvanced1230 Thanks for the vote of confidence!
Sir can you pls answer which would be a better choice between IITH EE and IITKGP (Mtech+BTech) EE?
I don't know about IITH EE. But the EE of IIT KGP has an awesome tradition. There are superb profs there, the UG education is solid, and it boasts of illustrious alumni. My personal opinion would be to go with KGP EE.
Sir what is your opinion on IISERs? I am more than likely to join one of them and i want some insights
IISERs are great places to study especially if you are interested in going for higher studies.
Sir could u pls give some insights about bs chemistry at iit kgp?... if im not really intrested in cs as i have never even studied cs after 10th and have no idea about coding.
I would get cs in good non it colleges but the thing is i dont want to go after cs because of the hype and package
Iit*
Chemistry at IIT KGP is very good. There are some fantastic teachers here. Especially if you are interested in higher studies, this will be a great choice.
No i am.not i intrested in higher studies... im intrested in the college and the opportunites and exposure.. and as i spoke to some of the students of the branch they said that workload is less and companies also open for bs students... and also i liked chemsitry in my jee time
Sir what are the advantages and disadvantages of integrated btech and mtech.
Sir Please tell the facts to consider before joining electronics engineering.