u/mystifyingpoet

Before anyone ridicules ICFAI and my post, yes I know placement wise it's not that good. But still I want to know about the placement scenario from the alumni and present students.

I won't ask about package, I just want to know :

which companies visit regularly,

a general idea about how many of them do,

whether students secure PPO ( Pre placement offer) through internships at those companies,

and whether technical and corporate roles are advertised to students other than Btech , BCA, MCA, BBA and MBA students.

On a side note, does hackathons happen and is the coding club open to non-CS first year students.

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So I was with my mother, eating pizza when suddenly we heard a bengali lady ( who dressed like and appeared to be a man) screaming at an indigenous male staff.

Upon listening closely to the argument, we figured that the indigenous male stuff talked to her in 'Hindi' and pushed the menu card towards her in a way that she found disrespectful.

She was furious at the fact that he wasn't speaking 'bengali' and was screaming that 'Hindi' is not Tripura's language and demanded he speak Bengali.

Now as a Bengali myself, I find the lady at fault, because Bengali isn't an indigenous tripuri person's mother tongue, so it's purely their choice whether they will or won't communicate with Bengalis in Bengali.

This scene reveals a silent contempt for the language and the culture itself among Tripura Bengalis and tripuri tribal, which is concerning because since the rise of Tipra Motha, the hate against Bengalis have increased which is reflected in social media where tribals continuously bash tripura Bengalis born and brought up in Tripura and call us 'bangladeshi' or tell us to go to Bangladesh.

The hate against Tribals among Tripura Bengalis though mostly 'silent' is still there, which shouldn't be.

Want your opinion on this.

So I was with my mother, eating pizza when suddenly we heard a bengali lady ( who dressed like and appeared to be a man) screaming at an indigenous male staff.

Upon listening closely to the argument, we figured that the indigenous male stuff talked to her in 'Hindi' and pushed the menu card towards her in a way that she found disrespectful.

She was furious at the fact that he wasn't speaking 'bengali' and was screaming that 'Hindi' is not Tripura's language and demanded he speak Bengali.

Now as a Bengali myself, I find the lady at fault, because Bengali isn't an indigenous tripuri person's mother tongue, so it's purely their choice whether they will or won't communicate with Bengalis in Bengali.

This scene reveals a silent contempt for the language and the culture itself among Tripura Bengalis and tripuri tribal, which is concerning because since the rise of Tipra Motha, the hate against Bengalis have increased which is reflected in social media where tribals continuously bash tripura Bengalis born and brought up in Tripura and call us 'bangladeshi' or tell us to go to Bangladesh.

The hate against Tribals among Tripura Bengalis though mostly 'silent' is still there, which shouldn't be.

Want your opinion on this.

I used to be a student who liked physics and wanted to become a scientist. A very far fetched dream. IISER was like a golden egg to me, as if getting it would solve my problems. I was delusional that I would be even capable of that.

Then I felt into depression during my gap year, lots of attempts, and self h@rm, when I finally decided that IISER isn't for me anymore. I started looking for other options. Options, that will make my life a little bit better.

I discovered statistics first, but the local college ( my parents told me it's either IISER or get admitted into a local college) offering it was restrictive and the environment wasn't to my taste. So I found another private college, another course. And it interested me a lot.

So without having any idea of economics or coding, I got admitted to it because, the alumni network and environment was good on top of the course being the one that I liked.

I have 1 month before my college starts. It's been seven months since I'm taking antidepressants, and honestly I'm wayy better than before. I made LinkedIn profile, made tons of connections, started learning python from codewithHarry ( tried chai aur code channel but didn't like it that much) , NCERT introductory microeconomics book and MITopencourseware lectures to get a hang in the subject before the brutal part starts.

So, to every economics, statistics,mathematics and data analytics /data science/coding peeps , please help me out if you can with how to proceed with the subject and topics, and tell me whether I'm in the correct path. I also want to give ISI MSQE entrance exam, so please me with roadmap or resources, anyone.

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I used to a student who liked physics and wanted to become a scientist. A very far fetched dream. IISER was like a golden egg to me, as if getting it would solve my problems. I was delusional that I would be even capable of that.

Then I felt into depression during my gap year, lots of attempts, and self h@rm, when I finally decided that IISER isn't for me anymore. I started looking for other options. Options, that will make my life a little bit better.

I discovered statistics first, but the local college ( my parents told me it's either IISER or get admitted into a local college) offering it was restrictive and the environment wasn't to my taste. So I found another private college, another course. And it interested me a lot.

So without having any idea of economics or coding, I got admitted to it because, the alumni network and environment was good on top of the course being the one that I liked.

I have 1 month before my college starts. It's been seven months since I'm taking antidepressants, and honestly I'm wayy better than before. I made LinkedIn profile, made tons of connections, started learning python from codewithHarry ( tried chai aur code channel but didn't like it that much) , NCERT introductory microeconomics book and MITopencourseware lectures to get a hang in the subject before the brutal part starts.

So, to every economics, statistics,mathematics and data analytics /data science/coding peeps , please help me out if you can with how to proceed with the subject and topics, and tell me whether I'm in the correct path. I also want to give ISI MSQE entrance exam, so please me with roadmap or resources, anyone.

I just gave my CBSE Class 12th this year ( PCMB), and got admitted into Bsc honours Economics and Data Analytics in a local college. Will graduate in 4 years.

I want to get ISI MSQE after my graduation, but I have no idea of how to start preparing for it or even Economics ( it's an entirely new subject to me, but I had maths in high school like I mentioned above). I'm a complete noob.

Please help me out seniors.

I need the information to make sense about cutoff and stuff, and how much do I need to score to get in because my quant and reasoning is good, but I'm losing marks because of GK. So please help. 🙏🙏😭

If not score, then help me with the percentile but please reply 😭😭🙏