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1. What Is Career Counselling?

Career Counselling is a process that focuses on helping one understand one’s own self, as well as work trends, so that one can take an informed decision about career and education. Career Counselling helps manage a diverse range of problems such as low concentration levels to poor time management, trust issues with family to non-agreement between parents and children on which career to choose.

In order to understand Career Counselling a little better, let us look at its most important elements:

1. A Qualified Career Counselor.

A genuine Career Counselor is the essence of right guidance, which is why he/she is the most important element of any career counselling process. Career Counselor are experts in psychology, which means that they should hold at least a post-graduate degree in Psychology/Applied Psychology, and/or a diploma in Counselling Psychology. Career Counselor who give guidance for a particular field, such as engineering, management, hospitality, etc., must be experts in the concerned domain.

A good Career Counselor is a problem solver, a keen listener and observer, and has sufficient knowledge of various fields to guide you in your career decisions.

2. An Agreement Of Trust And Confidence

The Career Counselling process is based on a relationship of trust and confidence between the career counselor and student. In order to help him/her, the counselor may sometimes talk about their emotional and developmental issues, which can be a little stressful. The student and the parent needs to place an enormous amount of faith in the Counselor to take care of such matters.

          2. Why Do I Need Career Counselling?

All of us require career guidance at some point in our life. It helps us get insights about ourselves, our career and what we can do to improve it. Here are a few ways in which career counselling helps us:

1. Helps Pick The Right Career

Career Counsellors are experts at assessing your aptitude, personality, interests, and other aspects of you. They use this evaluation to suggest the best career options from all the available and relevant options.

2. Helps Provide Expert Resources

Career Counselling provides access to the resources and knowledge that a career expert possesses. This knowledge of Careers, their scope and the paths to pursue them are most important from the point of view of a parent and child, since most of the times, parents or guardians do not have that kind of knowledge.

3. Helps Gain Confidence And Insight

Career Counselling helps a counselee understand the hurdles in his/her career path. This knowledge helps to develop the confidence to overcome these hurdles. It is the duty of a good counsellor to provide such insight and confidence to the counselee.

4. Helps Change Unwanted Behavior Patterns

Students and professionals have habits that are hard to break, such as procrastinating, not keeping updated on latest developments in their chosen career paths, neglecting emotional and mental health, not trying to self-motivate, etc. A Career Counsellor helps break such behavioral patterns that lead to unproductive activities, both at home and in school/college/work.

5. Helps Remove Career-Related Frustration

Choosing a career can be a demanding task for both parents and children. A lack of any source of venting out emotions and thoughts may add to the existing frustration. Career Counselling provides a platform where such frustrations can be reduced, and focus is re-directed to selecting the best career options.

6. Provides A Role-Model

Career Counselling helps students connect to experts who have enough life experiences to share. They are role models who have accomplished much, and helped people in their life. This is why Career Counselling can serve as an inspiration to those who require it.

7. Helps Bring Stability In Thought

Career Counsellors can help you remain calm when it comes to taking a career decision. Counselling helps bring about focus, and maintain that focus throughout in our activities. Through proper scheduling and planning, they try and make your life more organized.

3. Who Need Career Counselling & When?

The perfect time for students to seek Career Counselling is during the ages 13-17 years (8th standard to 12th standard). This is a time of many changes taking place in their life, both physical and emotional, such as transitioning from school to college, and trying to “fit in” with peers. It is also a time when career decisions are made. This is why they need someone to guide them in the right direction at this time.

Most of our parents are actively involved in shaping our career, in fact at least 51% of Indian parents’ priority is their child’s financial success (Survey by HSBC Retail Banking and Wealth Management in a report titled “ The Value of Education: Learning for Life”). We can safely assume that our parents follow a hands-on approach when it comes to making career decisions for us. Sometimes, it works and many a times, it does not. We can attribute this to the fact that every child is unique, and it is extremely hard for parents or teachers to always recognize the child’s strengths or weaknesses, and his passion or dislikes. This is another reason why career counselling is needed.

For students in college, who are still confused about what they want to do, as well as for professionals who want to transition from their field to something they love, career counselling helps in the following manner:

Career Counselling helps them understand the career options that they have, and how to pursue them.

Career Counselling helps them understand their own strengths and weaknesses with regard to their present course or profession, and lets them know what career they would be suited for.

Career Counselling gives them a platform to voice their opinion about what they would like to pursue, as well as discuss the obstacles that they may be worried about.

Career Counselling makes the transition from one field to another a non-stressful event.

Career Counselling helps give them the required confidence to change their domain, with the support of an experienced mentor

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.The National Medical Commission Bill, 2019 was introduced by the Minister of Health and Family Welfare, Dr. Harsh Vardhan in Lok Sabha on July 22, 2019. The Bill seeks to repeal the Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 and provide for a medical education system which ensures: (i) availability of adequate and high quality medical professionals, (ii) adoption of the latest medical research by medical professionals, (iii) periodic assessment of medical institutions, and (iv) an effective grievance redressal mechanism. Key features of the Bill include: .Constitution of the National Medical Commission: The Bill sets up the National Medical Commission (NMC). Within three years of the passage of the Bill, state governments will establish State Medical Councils at the state level. The NMC will consist of 25 members, appointed by the central government. A Search Committee will recommend names to the central government for the post of Chairperson, and the part time members. The Search Committee will consist of seven members including the Cabinet Secretary and five experts nominated by the central government (of which three will have experience in the medical field). .Members of the NMC will include: (i) the Chairperson (must be a medical practitioner), (ii) Presidents of the Under-Graduate and Post-Graduate Medical Education Boards, (iii) the Director General of Health Services, Directorate General of Health Services, (iv) the Director General, Indian Council of Medical Research, and (v) five members (part-time) to be elected by the registered medical practitioners from amongst themselves from states and union territories for a period of two years. .Functions of the National Medical Commission: Functions of the NMC include: (i) framing policies for regulating medical institutions and medical professionals, (ii) assessing the requirements of healthcare related human resources and infrastructure, (iii) ensuring compliance by the State Medical Councils of the regulations made under the Bill, (iv) framing guidelines for determination of fees for up to 50% of the seats in private medical institutions and deemed universities which are regulated under the Bill. .Medical Advisory Council: Under the Bill, the central government will constitute a Medical Advisory Council. The Council will be the primary platform through which the states/union territories can put forth their views and concerns before the NMC. Further, the Council will advise the NMC on measures to determine and maintain minimum standards of medical education. .Autonomous boards: The Bill sets up autonomous boards under the supervision of the NMC. Each autonomous board will consist of a President and four members, appointed by the central government. These boards are: (i) the Under-Graduate Medical Education Board (UGMEB) and the Post-Graduate Medical Education Board (PGMEB): These Boards will be responsible for formulating standards, curriculum, guidelines, and granting recognition to medical qualifications at the undergraduate and post graduate levels respectively. (ii) The Medical Assessment and Rating Board (MARB): MARB will have the power to levy monetary penalties on medical institutions which fail to maintain the minimum standards as laid down by the UGMEB and PGMEB. The MARB will also grant permission for establishing a new medical college, starting any postgraduate course, or increasing the number of seats. (iii) The Ethics and Medical Registration Board: This Board will maintain a National Register of all licensed medical practitioners, and regulate professional conduct. Only those included in the Register will be allowed to practice medicine. The Board will also maintain a separate National Register for community health providers. .Community health providers: Under the Bill, the NMC may grant a limited license to certain mid-level practitioners connected with the modern medical profession to practice medicine. These mid-level practitioners may prescribe specified medicines in primary and preventive healthcare. In any other cases, these practitioners may only prescribe medicines under the supervision of a registered medical practitioner. .Entrance examinations: There will be a uniform National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test for admission to under-graduate and post-graduate super-speciality medical education in all medical institutions regulated under the Bill. The NMC will specify the manner of conducting common counselling for admission in all such medical institutions. .The Bill proposes a common final year undergraduate examination called the National Exit Test for the students graduating from medical institutions to obtain the license for practice. This test will also serve as the basis for admission into post-graduate courses at medical institutions under this Bill. .DISCLAIMER: This document is being furnished to you for your information. 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IIT-JEE Main Result 2019 Released, 24 Candidates Get 100 NTA Score; Live Updates

JEE Mains result 2019: JEE Main result for April exam has been released on official website

JEE Main result 2019: JEE Main result April 2019 has been released. National testing Agency (NTA) which conducted the first JEE Main exam of the year in January and the second JEE Main in April has released the JEE Main result for April exam now. More than 9 lakh students appeared in the second JEE Main 2019 and are anxiously waiting for their result. After this result, the status of those who qualify for JEE Advanced 2019 exam will also become clear. The top 2,24,000 rankers in JEE Main (including those who appeared in January exam) will be eligible for JEE Advanced 2019 exam. JEE Main is held for admission to undergraduate engineering programmes offered at NITs, IIITs, SFTIs, and CFTIs. Several states also accept JEE Main score for admission to engineering programmes offered at engineering institutes/colleges funded by state governments. JEE Main result released; Direct link here JEE Main result for April 2019 exam out. IIT-JEE Main result 2019: 24 candidates get 100 NTA Score 24 Candidates have received 100 NTA Score in JEE Main January 2019 and April 2019 examinations in Paper- 1(B.E./B.Tech.) JEE Main Result 2019 Released, 24 Candidates Get 100 NTA Score; Live Updates Education NDTV Education Team JEE Mains result 2019: JEE Main result for April exam has been released on official website, jeemain.nic.in. JEE Main result 2019: The JEE Main results has been released today on jeemain.nic.in JEE Main result 2019: 24 candidates get 100 NTA Score 24 Candidates have received 100 NTA Score in JEE Main January 2019 and April 2019 examinations in Paper- 1(B.E./B.Tech.) JEE Main result 2019: Cut-off Here is the cut-off details of various categories: Common Rank List (CRL): 89.7548849 Economically Weaker Section (EWS): 78.2174869 Other Backward Class (OBC-NCL): 74.3166557 Scheduled Caste (SC): 54.0128155 Scheduled Tribe (ST): 44.3345172 People with Disability (PwD): 0.1137173 Out of 6,08,440 candidates appearing in both the months, 2,97,932 candidates have improved their performance. For those candidates who appeared in both January and April Examinations, their better of the two scores have been accounted for. Out of 6,08,440 candidates appearing in both the months, 2,97,932 candidates have improved their performance. JEE Main result 2019: Highlights Number of candidate registered in April -2019 examination: 9,35,755 Number of candidate appeared in April -2019 examination: 8,81,096 Total Number of unique candidates registered in JEE (Main) Examinations (January and April -2019): 12,37,892 Total Number of unique candidates appeared in JEE (Main) Examinations (January and April -2019): 11,47,125 JEE Main result 2019: Highlights Number of common candidates registered in both (January and April) 2019 examinations: 6,46,386 Number of common candidates appeared in both (January and April)- 2019 examinations: 6,08,440 Number of candidate registered in January -2019 examination: 9,29,198 Number of candidate appeared in January -2019 examination: 8,74,469 JEE Main result 2019: What will happen if two or more candidates obtain equal NTA Score In case of a tie, i.e. when two or more candidates obtain equal Total NTA Score in JEE Main 2019 results, inter-se merit of such candidates will be determined in following order: Rank list for admission to B.E. /B. Tech. (in institutions other than IITs): - NTA score in Mathematics - NTA score in Physics - NTA score in Chemistry - Candidates older in age - If the resolution is not possible after this criterion, candidates will be given the same rank. Those candidate are entrusted for counseling then contact our institutions experts help you. ... thanks ....

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Available Courses after 12th Science Courses after 12th Science with PCB :- .MBBS .BAMS (Ayurvedic) BHMS (Homoeopathy) BUMS (Unani) BDS Bachelor of Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry (B.VSc AH) Bachelor of Naturopathy & Yogic Science (BNYS) Bachelor of Physiotherapy Integrated M.Sc B.Sc. Nursing B.Sc. Dairy Technology B.Sc. Home Science Bachelor of Pharmacy Biotechnology BOT (Occupational Therapy) General Nursing BMLT (Medical Lab Technology) Paramedical Courses PG Courses B.Sc. Degree BA LLB (Bachelor of Law) Education/ Teaching Travel & Tourism Courses Environmental Science Fashion Technology Hotel Management Designing Courses Media/ Journalism Courses Film/ Television Courses CA Program ICWA Program CS Program Courses after 12th science with PCM: Engineering (B.E/ B.Tech) B.Arch Integrated M.Sc BCA B.Com Defence (Navy, Army, Air force) B.Sc. Degree B.Des BA LLB (Bachelor of Law) Education/ Teaching Travel & Tourism Courses Environmental Science Fashion Technology Hotel Management Designing Courses Media/ Journalism Courses Film/ Television Courses CA Program ICWA Program CS Program Diploma courses after 12th Science: Diploma in Beauty Culture & Hair Dressing Computer Hardware Fashion Designing – DFD Dress Designing – DDD Drawing and Painting Cutting and Tailoring Web Designing Graphic Designing Information Technology Application Software Development – DASD Textile Designing – DTD Hospital & Health Care Management Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Film Arts & A/V Editing Animation and Multimedia Print Media Journalism & Communications Film Making & Digital Video Production Mass Communication Mass Media and Creative Writing Animation Film Making Air Hostess Air Crew Event Management HR Training :-Computer Courses Foreign Language Courses Career Scope in Science Lot of career options are available for 12th passed science students. The best part of science stream is that students can switch to other careers i.e arts, humanities or even to commerce. To build a great career, you must need at least graduation degree. After earning bachelor’s degree you can find employment in any sector. Candidates also have the option to pursue higher education to expand their area of job. In India, there are many colleges/Universities running higher degree courses in Science field. Career opportunities for science students (PCM stream) is also exists in defence. After passing the 12th, one can apply directly for Indian Army, Indian Air Force and Indian Navy through National Defence Academy (NDA). NDA 2019 is conducted twice in a year in the month of April and September respectively. Jobs Once you would have completed your graduation, you will have a wide range of job opportunity. You are now eligible to get the platform in government and private sector. By the nature of the course what you have done you can choose your job sectors. Due to the growing industrialization in India, the employment options are also increasing. You can be a healthcare professional. Or You can be an engineer. Or You can be a creator or business professional or scientist or teacher etc. 12th Science Medical Courses So you are a student of science and you have done your 10+2 with PCB (Biology). Now you have the opportunity to choose the right career. Here we have some study option after 12th. Have you ever aspire to be a part of the healthcare industry? If, yes. The you can opt for medical side which is more reliable and will suits your subjects. You can choose the medical field as your area of interest. The medical field is one of the best and prominent fields for the students having science group in 10+2 standard. After 12th science entrance exam? You need to go for an entrance examination to get the admission in the medical degree course. Admission in most of the professional courses in medical fields is based on either merit or through the entrance test. There are different entrance exams for different courses of medical. AIIMS 2019, JIPMER 2019 are the popular entrance exam for admission to MBBS/BDS course. :- Engineering Courses Would you like to be an Engineer? You could go for the engineering study. There are ample opportunities in the engineering field: Is engineering a good career after 12th science math/PCM? Yes, all your queries exist positive, you can pursue engineering with PCM subjects but not with the PCB group. If you are still interested in an engineering career, you will have to do the 10+2 again with Mathematics. For engineering courses one can appear in JEE Main, JEE Advanced and many others. For architecture courses once can appear for NATA.

List of Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Colleges in India, rank wise IIT college

List of Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Colleges in India

IITs need no introduction. Their flagship courses and the trained talent they churn out every academic year, has led to legions of success stories, which are now set in stone. Every aspiring engineer has his/her first college goal as IIT. Though, the highly stringent entrance test let pass only a few selected from the talent pool. There are a total of 23 IITs in the country and together they offer 11,279 seats in the undergraduate program. Each IIT, however, has different courses, number of seats and a different cut-off list. Complete Details of All IIT Colleges in India To get into one of the most prestigious institutes of India, one has to clear both JEE (mains) and JEE (advanced). Below, we list all 23 IIT colleges in India: Top 10 IITs 1. IIT Madras (Chennai): Established in 1959, this IIT was set up with aid of erstwhile West Germany. It was the third IIT founded. Over the years, it has produced notable alumni in all human endeavors. Needless to say, it’s one of the top college choices for the engineering aspirants. Departments: Aerospace Engineering Applied Mechanics Biotechnology Chemical Engineering Chemistry Civil Engineering Computer Science and Engineering Electrical Engineering Engineering Design Humanities and Social Sciences Mechanical Engineering Management Studies Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Mathematics Ocean Engineering Physics Programs: B.Tech Dual Degree M.Tech MA MBA M.Sc Facilities: Central library Central Glass Blowing Section Sophisticated Analytical Instrumentation Centre (SAIF) P.G. Senapathy Centre for Computing Resources (CC) Central Workshop (CWS) Central Electronic Centre (CEC) Campus Specialities: The institute has a 20 teraflops supercomputer Residential accommodations for students and faculty It houses 2 schools: Kendriya Vidyalaya and Vanavani; 3 temples: Ganapathi temple, Durga Peliamman, and Jalakanteshwara; 3 bank branches: Canara Bank, ICICI, and SBI It has shopping centers, a hospital, food shops, a swimming pool, a gym, cricket, hockey, football, and badminton stadiums. 2. IIT Bombay: Located in Mumbai’s Powai area, this 1958 founded engineering miracle of institute attracts students from the country as well as across the international boundaries. Besides the B.Tech course, it is also very popular for its courses in philosophy and sociology. The past year trend asserts that about 75% of qualifying candidate in the top 100 list choose IIT Bombay. Besides academics, the institute has a vibrant social life specked with college festivals and cultural activities. No wonder, it has always been counted among the top IITs! Departments: Aerospace Engineering Biosciences and Bioengineering Chemical Engineering Chemistry Civil Engineering Computer Science & Engineering Earth Sciences Electrical Engineering Energy Science and Engineering Humanities & Social Science Industrial Design Centre Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Metallurgical Engineering & Materials Science Physics Programs: M.Tech./M.Tech.+Ph.D. (Dual Degree) M.Des. M.Phil. M.Mgt. MBA (Executive) M.Sc.-Ph.D. (Dual Degree) in Energy Ph.D. B.Tech. 2 Year M.Sc. Programme M.Sc. & Ph.D. Dual Degree Programme Facilities: Central Library Kendriya Vidyalaya Campus School K G School Staff Club Hospital Guest House Women’s Cell Estate Office Hindi Cell Lecture Hall Complex Student Hostels Travel Desk Campus Specialities: Techfest, an annual Science & Technology festival, is held every year in December Mood Indigo, an annual cultural festival, is held annually and is the largest college cultural festival of Asia In addition, literary arts, dramatics, fine arts, and music events are regular Read: Best engineering colleges in India besides IITs and NITs 3. IIT Kharagpur: Established in 1951, this is the oldest IIT and also one of the most prestigious one of the IIT brands. Spread over 2100 acres, the campus has everything you can ask from a top-class university. Like its Bombay counterpart, this records highest student enrolment rate, too. Departments: Aerospace Engineering Agricultural & Food Engineering Architecture & Regional Planning Biotechnology Chemical Engineering Chemistry Civil Engineering Computer Science & Engineering Electrical Engineering Electronics & Electrical Communication Engineering Geology & Geophysics Humanities & Social Sciences Industrial & Systems Engineering Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Metallurgical & Materials Engineering Mining Engineering Ocean Engineering & Naval Architecture Physics Programs: B.Tech. B.Arch Dual Degree MBA MHRM LLB MMST MCP M.Sc/ M.Tech/ MS PhD Facilities: Over 25 central research and development units G. S. Sanyal School of Telecommunication Computer and Informatics Centre Computer and Informatics Centre Vikramshila Campus Specialities: 6 Guesthouses 4 Nationalized banks 4 Schools A police station A railway reservation counter A civic hospital It holds 2 festivals: Kshitij (Techno-Management Festival) and Spring Fest A market 6 Restaurants 4. IIT Delhi: Located in the posh area of Delhi, Hauz Khas, IIT Delhi was established in 1963. However, it was founded as College of Engineering and Technology in 1961, but soon promoted in the rank and given the tag of IIT. Spanned across 320 acres, the campus provides an enriching experience to its students. It is very much in the race with its top sister IITs like IIT Kharagpur and Bombay. Departments: Applied Mechanics Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology Chemical Engineering Chemistry Civil Engineering Computer Science & Engineering Design Electrical Engineering Humanities & Social Sciences Management Studies Materials Science & Engineering Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Physics Textile Technology Programs: B.Tech Dual Degree Integrated M.Tech. Ph.D M.Tech M.S.(R) M.B.A M.Des. M.Sc PG Diploma Facilities: Central Research Facility DAILAB Eklavya High-Performance Computing at IITD INDEST Nanoscale Research Facility SCFBio@IITD Utility forms Entrepreneurship Development Cell Robotics Club Technocracy (consisting of Economics Club, Tech Workshops, Astronomy Club, and Electronics Club) Campus Specialities: Student Recreational Area, including swimming pool, cricket ground, football stadium, hockey field, lawn tennis courts, and basketball courts Tryst, an annual festival 5. IIT Kanpur: This more than 68-year-old IIT owes its establishment to assistance from 9 US universities. A very top rank is required to screen through this IIT. Whether it’s the campus, academics, training, and placement, everything is best of its class here. The institute is also involved in a number of public and social utility services- National Air Quality Index project is also under it. Departments: Aerospace Engineering Biological Sciences & Bio-engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Science and Engineering Electrical Engineering Materials Science and Engineering Mechanical Engineering English Fine Arts Geography Philosophy Linguistics Psychology Sociology Environmental Engineering & Management Centre of Lasers and Photonics Nuclear Engineering and Technology Nanotechnology Science and Technology Studies Material Science Program Earth Science Economic Sciences Chemistry Physics Mathematics, and Statistics Earth Sciences Masters of Business Administration Industrial and Management Engineering Technology Management Master of Design Programs: B.Tech B.S. Programs M.Tech MBA MS Ph.D. M.Sc. Facilities: Computer Centre P. K. Kelkar Library Facility for Ecological & Analytical Testing Office Automation Central Glass Blowing Section Central Workshop Central Cryogenic Facility Liquid Helium Facility SQUID Facility Virtual Instrument Cell Campus Specialities: Book club Gymnasium Gliding Club Community Center Swimming pool Read: How to Prepare for IIT-JEE Exams 6. IIT Roorkee: With a very notable alumni backdrop, (10 of its alumni have won Padma Shree) this IIT shines brightly just like its top counterparts. Besides engineering courses, its departments of applied and humanities sciences are also very impressive. It was founded in 1847, however, with a different name, and thus, is the oldest technical institution of the continent. With a very heavy entrepreneur culture, it shapes up and refines the young talent with ease for the technical world. Departments: Architecture and Planning Applied Science and Engineering Biotechnology Chemical Engineering Chemistry Civil Engineering Computer Science and Engineering Earthquake Engineering Earth Sciences Electrical Engineering Electronics and Communication Engineering Humanities and Social Sciences Hydrology Management Studies Mathematics Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Paper Technology Polymer and Process Engineering Physics Water Resources Development and Management Programs: B.Tech B.Arch M.Tech./M.Arch./MURP MBA M.Sc. PhD Facilities: Mahatma Gandhi Central Library Center for Integrated Sciences Center for Research & Innovation Centre of Nanotechnology Centre for Transportation Systems Centre of Excellence in Disaster Mitigation & Management Continuing Education Centre Information Super Highway Centre Institute Computer Centre Institute Instrumentation Centre Intellectual Property Rights Cell Quality Improvement Programme TIFAC Core Supporting Service Centres Educational Technology Cell Campus Specialities: Hangout Places Hospital Banks Post Office Aarohi Child Care Centre Railway Reservation Counter Institute Hospital Places of Worship 7. IIT Hyderabad: Established in 2008, this Hyderabad gem quickly made its way to being among the best IITs in the country. Whether you’re talking courses, sports or cultural activities, the institute won’t disappoint in you in the least. Departments: Biomedical Engineering Biotechnology Chemical Engineering Chemistry Civil Engineering Computer Science Engineering Design Electrical Engineering Engineering Science Liberal Arts Materials Science and Metallurgical Engineering Mathematics (Engineering Mathematics) Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Physics Programs: B.Tech B.Sc M.Tech M.Sc Ph.D Facilities: Center for Healthcare Entrepreneurship Center for Cyber-Physical Systems and IoT i-TIC foundation Design Innovation Center Fabless Chip Design Incubator Teaching Learning Center (TLC) Campus Specialities: ITH Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Green Office 8. IIT Gandhinagar: You know, this IIT Gandhinagar has been declared by the Government of India an ‘Institute of National Importance’. We can’t even begin to cover the magnificence of this Gujarat institute. A great environment coupled with extra-curricular dimensions, this IIT manages to bring the best out of the students. Departments: Biological Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Science and Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Materials Science and Engineering Chemistry Mathematics Physics Cognitive Science Earth Sciences Humanities and Social Sciences Programs: B. Tech. Dual Major B. Tech Programme PGDIIT in Engineering M. Tech. Ph. D. Start-early Ph.D. fellowship Facilities: Central Instrumentation Facility Cognitive Science Laboratory Behavioral Cubicles Intelligent Affective Computing and Biometric Lab Fuel Cell Systems Research Laboratory High-performance Computing Laboratory Wind tunnel testing facility Wet Chemical Labs Materials Electrochemistry Laboratory Molecular and Cellular Biology Facility Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscopy (FE-SEM) Particle Engineering and Powder Processing Laboratory Colloids Engineering Laboratory Photonic Sensors Laboratory Semiconductor Device Characterization Facility Solar PV Plant Facility Ambient Scanning Probe Microscope (SPM/AFM) X-ray Diffraction System Friction Stir Welding Equipment Thin Film Laboratory Campus Specialities: Mess and Canteens Midas Touch Salon The Grocers Food Nest Mahavir- Healthy foods Amul Store Anytime Snacks Tea Post 9. IIT (BHU) Varanasi: Located near the banks of Ganga, this college was founded as Banaras Engineering College in 1919. It was given the status of IIT in 2012. With many techs, cultural and sports festivals happening, the energy makes the campus life of students happening. Departments: Ceramic Engineering and Technology Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Science and Engineering Electrical Engineering Electronics Engineering Mechanical Engineering Metallurgical Engineering Mining Engineering Pharmaceutical Engineering and Technology Chemistry Mathematical Sciences Physics Biochemical and Engineering Biomedical Engineering Materials Science and Technology Humanistic Studies Programs: B.Tech. 5-year programs for Integrated Dual Degree (IDD M.Tech. Ph.D. Facilities: Centre for Computing and Information Services (CCIS) Incubation-MCIIE Main Library Main Workshop Campus Specialities: Technex (techno-management festival) is conducted annually Kashiyatra (socio-cultural festival) 10. IIT Guwahati: Located in the tranquil Guwahati, this premier institute was set up in 1994. It strode up its way to become the top institute in just a couple of years. The scenic beauty that surrounds the campus even makes the studying experience more beautiful. Departments: Biosciences and Bioengineering Chemical Engineering Chemistry Civil Engineering Computer Science and Engineering Design Electronics & Electrical Engineering Humanities and Social Sciences Physics Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Programs: B. Tech. B. Des. M. Des. M. Tech. M.A. M.Sc. Ph.D. Facilities: Central Library Student Hostel Commercial Complex School Guest House Sports & Recreation Health Care Campus Specialities: Two banks with ATM facility A pre-primary school-cum-creche A post office A Kendriya Vidyalaya A bus service to the city 8 lane 50 m long swimming pool A gymnasium A sports complex Other IITs 11. IIT Ropar: Situated in Rupnagar, Punjab, this IIT is rather new, being established in the year 2008. It had been formerly a women’s polytechnic and was renovated to create the revered institute. The campus houses 4 hostel, 1 post office, and 1 bank branch. There’s also a library with around 4,000 books. Departments: Chemical Engineering Chemistry Civil Engineering Computer Science and Engineering Electrical Engineering Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Humanities and Social Sciences Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Physics 12. IIT Bhubaneswar: Another one of the eight institutes that were established in 2008, this Bhubaneswar pride balances the students’ life with cultural festivals and a strong entrepreneur vibe. Moreover, there’s a very green lustrous campus. Departments: Basic Sciences Earth, Ocean and Climate Sciences Electrical Sciences Humanities, Social Sciences & Management Infrastructure Mechanical Sciences Minerals, Metallurgical & Materials Engineering 13. IIT Jodhpur: The Jodhpur campus besides academics prides itself on being built around a self-sustainable model, that caters for its own water and energy requirements. There are also sports facilities on campus for volleyball, cricket, basketball, and football. Departments: Biosciences and Bioengineering Chemistry Computer Science & Engineering Electrical Engineering Humanities & Social Sciences Materials Engineering Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Physics 14. IIT Patna: This is yet another IIT which is recognized by the Government of India as an Institute of National Importance. It is also a part of NKN (National Knowledge Network), which integrates the country’s entire scientific community. Departments: Engineering & Technology Basic Sciences Humanities And Social Sciences Computer Center Center For Endangered Language Studies 15. IIT Indore: Established in 2009, the institute offers top-notch research programs. With annual techno-cultural festivals like Fluxus, it also keeps the campus life interesting for its students. Departments: Physics Chemistry Mathematics Civil Engineering Computer Science and Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Metallurgy Engineering Materials Science Biosciences and Biomedical Engineering (BSBE) Schools of Humanities and Social Sciences: English, Economics, Philosophy, Psychology 16. IIT Mandi: Covering all the important spheres like cultural, technical, sports, and research, this 2009 establish IIT leaves no stone unturned in building up the potential of students. Departments: Computer Science & Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering 17. IIT Palakkad: Spread across 55,000 sq. ft., this IIT has everything from well-equipped academic classrooms to a large library to full-fledged cafeterias. Departments: Civil Engineering Computer Science & Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Chemistry Physics Mathematics Humanities 18. IIT Tirupati: Established in 2015, the institute has a well-developed campus, housing computer labs, hostels, and health center. Departments: Computer Science and Engineering Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Chemical Engineering 19. IIT Dhanbad: This is a very recently developed IIT. Before being established as IIT in 2016, it was formerly the Indian School of Mines. Notable alumni include geoscientist and Padma Shri awardee Rabi Narayan Bastia. 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NEET 2019: Expected Cut off and closing NEET ranks for top medical colleges in the country

NTA would be conducting NEET 2019 on May 5, 2019. Check out the Top Medical Colleges in India and the opening, closing NEET rank cut off for the same. Admit Cards would be released April 15, 2019 on ntaneet.nic NEET 2019: Expected Cut off and closing NEET ranks for top medical colleges in the country NTA would be conducting NEET 2019 on May 5, 2019. Check out the Top Medical Colleges in India and the opening, closing NEET rank cut off for the same. Admit Cards would be released April 15, 2019 on ntaneet.nic NEET 2019: Top Medical Colleges and their expected cut off    NEET 2019: National Eligibility and Entrance Test, NEET 2019 would be conducted on May 5, 2019 by National Testing Agency, NTA. The online application process for NEET 2019 is already over. The admit cards for the NEET 2019 examination would be released on April 15, 2019 on ntaneet.nic.in. Check out the expected cut off and opening and closing ranks for top medical colleges in the country. Please note that the top medical colleges listed below are as per the opening and closing ranks of NEET 2018 examination result. The actual ranking for Top Medical Colleges in the country as per NIRF Ranking 2018 are not listed below. Also, AIIMS and JIPMER MBBS admissions are not on the basis of NEET examination, and hence are not included in the list.Related | NEET 2019: Question paper pattern, last year cut off and other important points The other top colleges in the country which were among the top choices of students were VMMC and Safdarjung Hospital New Delhi, S.M.S. Medical College Jaipur, Government Medical College and Hospital Chandigarh, Grant Medical Coll & Sir J.J.Hosp, Mumba and B.J. Medical College, Ahmedabad. These colleges were among the top choices for candidates scoring top 100 ranks in NEET 2018 examination. The cut off provided above is only tentative in its extent of popularity among the students. The other top colleges were AIIMS, New Delhi and PGIMER Chandigarh. The admission to these colleges is not under the purview of NEET examination.

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