Dear Aspirant,

I understand your situation.

Usually the coaching questions are set harder making it hard for beginners to solve them. Sometimes they aren't designed we'll, making a student lose motivation.

1. If you think it is really hard, start solving standard textbooks. The gradient of the questions are beautifully set and you'll be able to learn the concepts very well.

1. Physics - H C Verma

2. Organic chemistry - O P TANDON

3. Physical chemistry - P Bahadur

4. Inorganic chemistry - NCERT

5. Math - Cengage series

After solving these books thoroughly, you should be able to find the coaching module easy.

If you still don't find it easy review yourself after every question.

2. Think of the key concept or method that you could not think of during the time . It is fine even if you are looking up online or at solution. Learn from those solutions.

The methods that you could not think of are like tools to solve the questions. Think of your final exam like battlefield and now you are collecting tools and weapons to tackle them.

Be patient with yourself and look at every wrong question as a learning opportunity to learn another method that could be handy.

Stay motivated.

Hope this helps.

Hello,

Using Bsc degree -

There are really slim chances. Btech IT graduates cannot find employment; BSc IT is still required. Additionally, the majority of companies that hire recent grads come from on-campus, making it very difficult to get hired if these organisations do not visit your college. Not inconceivable. However, those who succeed go on to record a youtube video about the experience, allowing you to see just how challenging it is to enter this field and graduate with a BSc. You ought to consider startups.

Using MSc degree -

Yes there chances in foreign countries. But in India, chances are there but not quite large. You have to make well resume and having good skill and understanding of IT works.

Thank You

Dear aspirant,

The value of a course depends on what you make out of it.

B tech is CS and design is an excellent course with amazing scopes.

You career path in this field will greatly be decided by your choice of electives, internships, extra courses that you choose to take.

This course will make you well versed in computing approaches, tools, coding, software development and also give you the skills to design which will prepare you for jobs in digital media, gaming industry . You will be equipped to develop your program for your design requirements and hence, you'll have more varied job opportunities.

Take your time and explore your choices and passion through your internships, find your niche, you'll definitely land your dream job with dream package.

Hope this helps.

Hello,

Yes, CSE Students are eligible for work in GOOGLE.

Due to its preference for hiring people based on their experiences and accomplishments rather than their college grades, Google recruits a very small number of new graduates. The fact that Google doesn't care about college degrees is really a well-known reality. There are just a few methods to be hired there:

• Secure a Google internship. Since Google receives hundreds of applications for each post, it would be challenging to stand out from the competition when up against students from prestigious colleges.
• Create a creative project concept for Google Summer of Code that solves a current computing issue.
• Start your own project in the hopes that it succeeds and attracts the attention of Google HR and other professionals in the field.

You should prepare yourself for the work by doing the following things:

• Become an expert in algorithms and data structures. Join a website like CodeForces, SPOJ, or TopCoder and attempt to solve as many issues as you can. Despite the fact that your rating won't matter much, the exposure you'll get will be priceless.
• Consider creating something novel. It may be a software tool, an app, etc.
• I'll advise you to broaden your horizons when it comes to the languages you learn. Better than a CV with C++, Java, and Python is one with C, Java, and Javascript.
• Finally, try to keep a respectable CGPA.

Thank You

Hello,

Sure, why not. Employees from any science-related field are hired by multinational corporations like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, etc.

The best method to gain the chance is to do an internship with those businesses. One thing to keep in mind is that only a select handful of the thousands of applicants who apply to work for these prestigious MNCs are hired. Since everyone is an expert coder, the greatest way to stand out from the competition and be recruited is to have something unique. An internship that will aid in your employment.

Those who complete an internship at Google are hired there after six months. Therefore, seize the opportunity if you get it.

Don't worry if you don't understand. Two other methods exist.

One is to continue to practise, hone your abilities, and get high rankings in competitions like CodeJam and HackerCup.  Another option is to join any other MNC and then, after you have the necessary expertise, join your ideal firm.

Start your mission, then never doubt yourself and never lose motivation.

Good Luck!!

Hi

KMIT has got placement records. For 2021-22 batch,109 companies have visited the campus and 1051 offers were made and 538 students got placed.The highest package was 44 lakhs per annum. Cse has good no of placements. Top Recruiters being Amazon,Zomato, Cognizant etc. The placement records of each batch is recorded in the official website of the college.

Hello Aspirant,

Biotechnology is a broad subject. It is everywhere , medicine, pharma, food technology, microbiology, genetics etc..

So if you are genuinely interested in doing Bsc biotechnology I would suggest you to go for it.
After completion of good marks on undergraduate, you can go for masters and then phd. All these medicines that are being used in human mind are gift of biotechnology area.
Also the pay scale of the area is really good ( almost same as MBBS degree of you have a phd)

So don’t worry about what others say, follow your passion. Become a good biotechnologist and save lives.

For more information-

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Hello Student

Yes there is a great scope for BSC Computer Science student to get job in Google or Abode or Microsoft like big software companies. But the BSc computer science students should have the great skill in computer & communication and in technical skill. Those who have good expertise  and skill in computer science and communication ability will get certainly a job in some big software companies like Google Microsoft or Abode. Salary computer science student in Google very from 9 lakhs to 23 lakhs per annum.

Hope this helps.

Hi there.

It is not possible for you to study m.sc in food science and nutrition  if you have competed b.sc hotel management and catering technology .

The postgraduate course in home sciences is called M.Sc. Food Science and Nutrition, or Master of Science in Food Science and Nutrition. It is regarded as one of the living sciences and is frequently distinguished from the discipline of nutrition.

• Prospective applicants must have earned a B.Sc. Degree from a university that is recognized by the government in the disciplines of physics, botany, zoology, chemistry, biochemistry, biology, and microbiology.
• Nutrition-specific B.Sc. in Family & Community Sciences.
• Food Science and Technology, Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics, or B.Sc. (Vocational) with a Specialization in Food Science and Quality Control, or B.Tech. in Food Science and Technology.
• Specialization in Foods & Nutrition/Public Health Nutrition/Dietetics/Food Science and Quality Control as part of the B.Sc. (Family and Community Sciences) program.