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So I recently gave maths qualifier & got selected into bits CS degree but i am still confused about some aspects, so please help out a junior here:

1. Why did you guys select Bits over IIT (or iit over bits) in online degree

2. If youre only going to take this degree, How is it in studying perspective? How much do you usually study, How hard are the exam, do you have to do projects, etc & are the exams online or offline

3. I've heard this degree is valid If you wanna continue your masters through GATE or abroad,but how are the placements If you directly apply for a job? (Ik we cant join the campus placement,i am talking about direct application to companies)

4. Do the college provide any support in terms of internships? Or give out any stipend for projects, etc?

5. Is this degree actually worth it or should you focus on getting a offline degree?

Personally I am only interested BITS CS cause its a proper CS degree while you have to do Data science & stuff in IIT Madras, Ty for reading & i would appreciate your help in these

I’m planning to pursue a Master’s in Aerospace Engineering in Canada and I’m currently confused between Concordia University and McGill University.

My main goal after graduation is to work in the aerospace industry in Canada, so I wanted to ask:

- Which university has better industry connections?

- How good are the internship/co-op opportunities?

- Is Concordia actually better for employability because of co-op?

- Does McGill’s reputation help more in getting jobs?

My background:

- Aeronautical Engineering undergraduate

- Strong CGPA with aerospace projects/internship experience

Ps : this is from mt big bro,dont mind the gpt

I’m planning to pursue a Master’s in Aerospace Engineering in Canada and I’m currently confused between Concordia University and McGill University.

My main goal after graduation is to work in the aerospace industry in Canada, so I wanted to ask:

- Which university has better industry connections?

- How good are the internship/co-op opportunities?

- Is Concordia actually better for employability because of co-op?

- Does McGill’s reputation help more in getting jobs?

My background:

- Aeronautical Engineering undergraduate

- Strong CGPA with aerospace projects/internship experience

Ps : this is from my big bro,dont mind the gpt

I’m planning to pursue a Master’s in Aerospace Engineering in Canada and I’m currently confused between Concordia University and McGill University.

My main goal after graduation is to work in the aerospace industry in Canada, so I wanted to ask:

- Which university has better industry connections?

- How good are the internship/co-op opportunities?

- Is Concordia actually better for employability because of co-op?

- Does McGill’s reputation help more in getting jobs?

My background:

- Aeronautical Engineering undergraduate

- Strong CGPA with aerospace projects/internship experience

Ps : this is from mt big bro,dont mind the gpt

I’m planning to pursue a Master’s in Aerospace Engineering in Canada and I’m currently confused between Concordia University and McGill University.

My main goal after graduation is to work in the aerospace industry in Canada, so I wanted to ask:

- Which university has better industry connections?

- How good are the internship/co-op opportunities?

- Is Concordia actually better for employability because of co-op?

- Does McGill’s reputation help more in getting jobs?

My background:

- Aeronautical Engineering undergraduate

- Strong CGPA with aerospace projects/internship experience

Ps : this is from mt big bro,dont mind the gpt

I'm from India and planning to pursue a Master's in Aerospace Engineering in Canada, mainly looking at universities in Montreal.

My_Qualifications:

B.E. in Aeronautical Engineering

CGPA: 9.63/10

Internship experience in CubeSat design and aerospace-related projects

Courses/projects related to propulsion, flight mechanics, CFD, and control systems

I wanted to ask:

How is the aerospace job market in Canada for international students?

How important are co-op/internships during the master's?

- Do university industry connections make a significant difference for aerospace jobs?

What skills helped the most in getting internships or full-time roles?

PS : This is for my brother,dont mind the GPT