Shri G. S. Institute of Technology and Science Indore Answered Questions

Candidates willing to enrol into the SGSITS BPharma course must begin with an eligibility check. All students interested in applying are advised to ensure that they meet the eligibility criteria. As per the criteria, students who have passed Class 12 or an equivalent examination with Physics and Chemistry as main subjects along with Mathematics/ Biology or anequivalent examination are eligible.

Yes, SGSITS offers multiple scholarships for students enrolled in the BPharma programme. Some of the scholarships offered are as follows:Central Sector Top Class Scholarship for SC StudentsPost-metric Scholarship for Students with DisabilitiesMerit Cum Means Scholarship For Professional and Technical Courses CSScholarships for Top-Class Education for students with disabilitiesPM Yasasvi Top Class Education in College for OBC, EBC & DNT Scheme

Yes, Shri G. S. Institute of Technology and Science does offer merit based scholarships. These scholarships can be availed by students enrolled in any of the programme. Moreover, they must ensure that they fulfil the eligibility criteria set by the institute. For more information, students can visit the official website of the institute.

Yes, SGSITS has multiple scholarships for students pursuing an MBA course. Some of the scholarships offered are as follows:Scholarships for Top Class Education for students with disabilitiesMerit Cum Means Scholarship For Professional and Technical Courses CSCentral Sector Top Class Scholarship for SC StudentsPost-metric Scholarship for Students with DisabilitiesPM Yasasvi Top Class Education in College for OBC, EBC & DNT Scheme

Both SGSITS and IPS Academy are good options to pursue a BPharma. However, in terms of affordability, IPS Academy is more affordable since the tuition fee to pursue a BPharma at SGSITS is INR 2.68 lakh, and the tuition fee to pursue a BPharma at IPS Academy is INR 1.82 lakh.Note: The fee mentioned above is as per the official sources. However, it is indicative and subject to change.

The SGSITS BTech application process consists of five broad steps. Check below to know how to apply:1. Visit the official website of the institute.2. Print out the application form and fill it out.3. Pay the application fee online and attach the pay slip along with two copies of the online bank challan.4. Send the application form either by post or in person at the SGSITS department.

Yes, MBA is available at Shri G. S. Institute of Technology and Science. This course is divided into four semesters. Moreover, the institute also offers an MBA in Hospital administration. This course spans two years. Aspirants who fulfil the eligibility criteria and have a valid CMAT score can participate in the institute-level counselling.

B.Tech. in Industrial and Production Engineering graduates from SGSITS can work in various industries such as manufacturing, production, and service. They can take up roles in:
Manufacturing engineering
Plant layout and material handling
Maintenance engineering
Service engineering
Value engineering
Optimization methods
Some companies that recruit industrial and production engineers include:
ABB group
BHEL
Bosch group
BPCL
Caterpiller
Ford group
HPCL
Hyundai group
IOCL
Kirlosker group
L&T group
Mahendra & Mahendra group
NTPC
Power grid
Reliance groups
Tata group
TVS group
The average package for industrial and production engineering graduates from SGSITS is around 6 LPA, with the highest package being around 17-18 LPA.

To know which is a better choice, students must weigh both options based on important factors such as fees and ratings. As per official sources, the fees to pursue BPharma at SGSITS and IPS Academy is INR 2.68 lakh and INR 1.82 lakh, respectively. In terms of fees, IPS Academy is a better choice.Moreover, as per Shiksha ratings, BPharmas at SGSITS and IPS Academy have been rated 4.1 out of 5 and 4.4 out of 5, respectively. In terms of rating, a BPharma from IPS Academy is a better choice.Note: The above information is taken from various official sources. Hence, it is indicative.