I didn’t score well in EAMCET, so inka hyd lo manchi uni ante first gitam eh ochindhi mind ki.
I wanted to know whether writing the GAT exam is compulsory for admission or if it’s possible to join through management quota/direct admission by paying donation.
Also, how are the placements currently at GITAM? Are they decent for CSE and related branches?
Literally 5am aythundhi and I’m not sleepy, nak edaina rogam ochindhi antara?
Roju atleast 6am aythe kani nidra ratledhu, edaina paniki oche pani chesthunana ante adhi ledhu…reels scroll chesthu untuna.
Emaina ideas iyyandi ayyaa ee sleep schedule fix cheskodaniki 😭
This was a really bad attempt guys. Maths went okay, I focused only on maths and managed to solve quite a few questions. Physics was terrible, and chemistry felt just okay.
Coming to tukka strategies, nothing really worked for me. In maths, I tried methods like eliminating the lowest and highest values etc and marked the rest as B — ended up with 19 marks.
For physics I marked everything as C — got 8 marks.
For chemistry I mostly marked D — got 18 marks.
Anyway, cutting all that short I got a total of 45 marks. I know it’s bad, but is it too bad?
And what kind of rank can I expect with this?
Hey everyone,
I’m trying to decide between KMIT and MGIT for engineering, and I’d really appreciate some honest feedback from current students or alumni.
I have the option to join through management quota, and I also have some contacts who can help facilitate the admission process.
My main priorities are:
- College life (campus vibe, freedom, peer group)
- Fests, events, and extracurriculars (how active and engaging they are)
If you’ve studied in either of these colleges (or know someone who has), how has your experience been?
Which one would you recommend overall, and why?
Thanks in advance!