u/rxerhz

Hey everyone,

Admission rounds are around the corner and I remember how confusing this period can be, so I thought I'd make myself useful. I just finished my final year of Chemical Engineering at ICT Mumbai, cleared all my exams, and have been placed. Ask me anything.

A bit about me:

• Branch: Chemical Engineering, ICT Mumbai
• Four years done - from confused fresher to placed final year
• Have been through academics, internships, placements, fests, the whole thing

I can speak to:

• Academics - what the curriculum is actually like, which subjects matter, how demanding it gets
• Placements and internships - how the process works, which companies come, core vs non-core
• Campus life and culture - the vibe, fests, clubs, what the ICT identity actually means
• Professors and research - lab culture, who to learn from, project opportunities
• Future prospects - what ICT grads actually end up doing (jobs, MBA, MS, GATE)
• Should you take the seat - honest thoughts on ICT vs other options you might be weighing

No sugarcoating. I'll tell you what's great and what's genuinely hard about this place.

Drop your questions below.

Hey everyone,

Admission rounds are around the corner and I remember how confusing this period can be, so I thought I'd make myself useful. I just finished my final year of Chemical Engineering at ICT Mumbai, cleared all my exams, and have been placed. Ask me anything.

A bit about me:

• Branch: Chemical Engineering, ICT Mumbai
• Four years done - from confused fresher to placed final year
• Have been through academics, internships, placements, fests, the whole thing

I can speak to:

• Academics - what the curriculum is actually like, which subjects matter, how demanding it gets
• Placements and internships - how the process works, which companies come, core vs non-core
• Campus life and culture - the vibe, fests, clubs, what the ICT identity actually means
• Professors and research - lab culture, who to learn from, project opportunities
• Future prospects - what ICT grads actually end up doing (jobs, MBA, MS, GATE)
• Should you take the seat - honest thoughts on ICT vs other options you might be weighing

No sugarcoating. I'll tell you what's great and what's genuinely hard about this place.

Drop your questions below.

Hey everyone,

Admission rounds are around the corner and I remember how confusing this period can be, so I thought I'd make myself useful. I just finished my final year of Chemical Engineering at ICT Mumbai, cleared all my exams, and have been placed. Ask me anything.

A bit about me:

• Branch: Chemical Engineering, ICT Mumbai
• Four years done - from confused fresher to placed final year
• Have been through academics, internships, placements, fests, the whole thing

I can speak to:

• Academics - what the curriculum is actually like, which subjects matter, how demanding it gets
• Placements and internships - how the process works, which companies come, core vs non-core
• Campus life and culture - the vibe, fests, clubs, what the ICT identity actually means
• Professors and research - lab culture, who to learn from, project opportunities
• Future prospects - what ICT grads actually end up doing (jobs, MBA, MS, GATE)
• Should you take the seat - honest thoughts on ICT vs other options you might be weighing

No sugarcoating. I'll tell you what's great and what's genuinely hard about this place.

Drop your questions below.

Hey all, I recently got my offer letter from PwC for the Hyderabad office (Advisory - One Consulting, Associate level) and I'm supposed to join by July 20. The offer letter just says "place of posting: Hyderabad" without a specific address.

Does anyone currently working there know which building/office I'd be reporting to? I've heard PwC has space in places like Divyasree or Knowledge City but wanted to confirm before I plan my commute/stay. Any current or former PwC Hyderabad folks who can help would be great. Thanks!