Midsemsz
Intern lgg jati h toh midsem k liye pdhna hota h ya nhi??
Intern lgg jati h toh midsem k liye pdhna hota h ya nhi??
Ismei likha hai relative grading hogi and formula bhi given hai and likha hai absolute grading only when class size less than 30 so why does everyone here say otherwise?
Is it more of a theory vs in practice thing?
Fresher btw who's gonna be slimed by PS tomorrow
I have heard ki exams mai extra sheet ni milti...
Toh is one sheet enough, applied maths ke liye bhi? Ya Phir you have to be cautious ki sheet waste na ho cuttings vagerah se...
I need to earn around 40k asap, due to financial issues, do anyof you have any idea/way how to do this? i need it by like end of the month
as an internal IGDTUW student I'm wanting looking to set up a small artisan food and accessory table. whats the process and how much the stall area cost
sem 1 applied maths (linear algebra and differential calculus) ke liye preparation kaise karni chahiye and konsa youtube channel dekhna chahiye pls recommend
he is setting the paper and is also our teacher. How are his papers and checking?
For context I'm first yr ece ai student. I just need proper guidance.. Btw, I wanted to know is mid sem exam are tough?
If any senior is seeing this kindly help me with resources bhai😭😭
Seniors of cse ai, is a scientific calculator actually useful in this branch or I can just work with a normal one too as it's a very heavy investment, please lml
SO i've made very acche se DM notes (handwritten)
selling DM full notes, isse bahar paper nahi aayegaaa
DM ME !!!
meri fees education loan ke thru gyi thi. where to download it plz tell?
1. Select the Right Core Members: Select responsible, consistent and capable students who can take ownership of their roles. Student representation in the selection process is important, in line with the principle shared by JSDP Ma’am: “TNP is by the students, for the students and of the students.”
2. Structure TNP Clearly: Define responsibilities across Outreach, POCs, Events & Calendar, and Volunteer Coordination. Outreach should focus on contacts, company outreach and follow-ups, while Events & Calendar should manage company events and faculty coordination through designated POCs.
3. Choose POCs Thoughtfully: Prefer students with good profiles, communication skills, professionalism and a strong sense of responsibility. For the April–June outreach period, students with greater availability, particularly those without internships, may be better suited for regular calls and follow-ups. Responsibilities can be transitioned once companies are onboarded.
4. Start Outreach Early: Begin company research and contact collection in February–March, finalize the brochure by April, begin outreach in April–May, and maintain consistent follow-ups through May–June. Since company onboarding can take considerable time, outreach should continue throughout the placement season.
5. Prepare the Brochure Early: Ideally, the placement brochure should be ready by April. This year, it was reportedly finalized around September end, while outreach began around August end, leaving a relatively short window for effective outreach.
6. Use Faculty Support Effectively: The student team can lead regular outreach and coordination, while faculty support can be sought wherever institutional authority, recruiter communication or event coordination is beneficial. A designated POC can help streamline faculty communication.
7. Maintain Accountability: Set clear responsibilities, targets and regular progress reviews to ensure consistent participation and smooth coordination across the team.
P.S. – Company Prioritization: Give early attention to mass-hiring companies and reputed organizations, followed by banking, non-tech and other relevant companies. Non-tech opportunities can be actively explored for MAE/ECE students, while core-tech opportunities can be extended across ECE, ECEAI, MAE and M.Tech, subject to role eligibility, to ensure broader opportunities across departments.
1. Outreach Timeline: Outreach reportedly began around August end, which resulted in a relatively limited window for company engagement and follow-ups.
2. Brochure Timeline: The brochure was reportedly finalized around September end, making it difficult to use it effectively during the initial outreach period.
3. POC Availability: A significant number of initial POCs had internships, which could naturally limit their availability during May–July. Future POC allocation could therefore consider students' availability alongside other selection criteria.
4. Core Team Selection: The experience highlights the importance of a transparent selection process that considers responsibility, availability, professionalism and commitment.
5. Company Prioritization & Faculty Coordination: Greater early focus on mass-hiring and high-priority companies, along with timely faculty involvement where required, could help strengthen the outreach process.
Final Note: A successful TNP requires strong student ownership, consistent outreach and effective faculty coordination. Faculty support remains valuable for institutional matters, while the student team should take ownership of the day-to-day execution and follow-ups.