u/Ok_Kaleidoscope608

So... I'm getting a ktm rc390 for 2.7L(negotiable), it was bought in 2023 and has driven only 2000kms. The bike is of my neighbour's and it is not at all in bad condition.

I have driven jawa 42 and honda cb350rs in the past and have gone on long rides, like 60kms(one way), but still Im pretty new to riding, since I started only this year... So, I just wanted to know y'all's opinion.

Hi all, I am joining PES RR campus CS AIML this year through the govt KCET counseling and 28th August is the last day to report to campus.

I just wanted to know whats the exact process of campus reporting, what are the documents that need to be carried and any miscellenous/college fee that need to be carried as well.

Detailed specs: Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 5 AMD Ryzen AI 7 350 (24GB RAM/1TB SSD/14 (35.5cm)/alu chassis/ ~400 nits WUXGA OLED/Lenovo AI Now/Copilot+ PC/Windows 11/MSO 365 Basic+Office 2024/1Yr ADP Free/Grey/1.4Kg), 83HX009DIN AI Laptop.

My needs: cse student, photo editing and just light gaming for max 2hrs, Idm playing at low settings.

Is it a good idea to buy this for the next 4-5 years? Considering it is oled and Im not sure about the amd chip either.

Rank : ~24000

Rn, confused between iiit sricity cse and nitk civil

Any other better/good choices that I can look into?

1. How's placements really?

The median and average and even placement percentage feels too good to be true, I just want to know if there's any kind of inflation like including internships and all that.

2. How rigorous is academics really? Can one hit gym/run and also study?

I heard that hostel and food aren't bad but like I couldn't really get a clear image of the placement scenario

1. How's placements really?

The median and average and even placement percentage feels too good to be true, I just want to know if there's any kind of inflation like including internships and all that.

2. How rigorous is academics really? Can one hit gym/run and also study?

I went through previous posts and saw that hostel and food aren't bad but like I couldn't really get a clear image of the placement scenario.

Any NIT senior from MME/civil/chemical/mining/biotech that I can talk to?

Any senior from mining/mme/civil/chemical that I can talk to?

Guys, how to get the SAF(30K rupees) refund?

As far as I know, we shouldn't pay the PAF(45k something), and then we'll be considered as withdrawn candidate and we'll receive 23k back.

Is there any better way or anything...?

GUYS ARE YOU SURE WE DON'T HAVE TO PAY FEES IF WE PICK CHOICE 2?!

PS: ENGINEERING STUDENT HERE

As far as I know, people suggest students without interests to take lower branch at top colleges. But like genuinely what advantages/opportunities do I get compared to a newer institute better branch.

In my case it is NITK metallurgy vs IIIT sricity cse. I wanna try pursuing something related to finance or do an MBA, so how will choosing NITK even help me?

Honestly, is it even a good idea to pick NITK metallurgy? I have a good chance of getting both sricity and nitk in csab...

Hello there, Im currently in the process of college admissions and I just wanted to know:

1. How has being from a tier 1 college helped you in getting selected into an IIM or top tier MBA college?
2. Is it a good idea to pick a NITK(Tier 1 college) Metallurgy over something like IIIT Sricity(Tier 2-2.5) CS?

Hello there, Im currently in the process of college admissions and I just wanted to know:

1. How has being from a tier 1 college helped you in getting selected into an IIM or top tier MBA college?
2. Is it a good idea to pick a NITK(Tier 1 college) Metallurgy over something like IIIT Sricity(Tier 2-2.5) CS?

As far as I know, people suggest students without interests to take lower branch at top colleges. But like genuinely what advantages/opportunities do I get compared to a newer institute better branch.

In my case it is NITK metallurgy vs IIIT sricity cse. I wanna try pursuing something related to finance or do an MBA, so how will choosing NITK even help me?

As far as I know, people suggest students without interests to take lower branch at top colleges. But like genuinely what advantages/opportunities do I get compared to a newer institute better branch.

In my case it is NITK metallurgy vs IIIT sricity cse. I wanna try pursuing something related to finance or do an MBA, so how will choosing NITK even help me?

As far as I know, people suggest students without interests to take lower branch at top colleges. But like genuinely what advantages/opportunities do I get compared to a newer institute better branch.

In my case it is NITK metallurgy vs IIIT sricity cse. I wanna try pursuing something related to finance or do an MBA, so how will choosing NITK even help me?

I have 218 marks in bits session 1, and it dropped in session 2, so I have a tough chance at bits Goa msc maths but a good chance for msc Phy and bits Hyderabad phy and maths, my other options are rvce(cs specialisation/ece through kcet) and I have 24k rank in JEE mains, so is it really a good idea to take bits over the other two considering dual allotment and all? I honestly really just wanted msc eco in Goa or Hyderabad and pursue finance or consulting....

Guys, so today I'll be done with the stuff deleted from mains but are in BITSAT and from tomorrow Ill be doing only mocks and quesiton practice, so I wanted to know from what source I should practice questions for the deleted syllabus.

I have all mains questions from 2005-2026 but which year's question should I use specifically for each of the subjects P,C and M for BITSAT?