Engineering

This can be a tricky decision, whether to pursue a Diploma or a degree in engineering as each of them has their own relevance. A Diploma save your time as it is for the duration of 2 years in case of full-time and 3 years in case of part-time course and after the completion of your Diploma you are required to complete two years of in-service training before you are fully qualified in your field. Whereas a proper degree in engineering would require a long duration of 4-5 years but at the same time would provide a better and in-depth knowledge and understanding of the subject. Engineering is a tough subject as it carries a wide variety of subject and requires more of a practical component as compared to other degrees, which of course is time talking. In India, a degree is always given more preference over any other certification. An engineering doesn't necessarily mean that you are going to work in the engineering field only, it opens up doors to a wide range of interesting careers. So, in my opinion, one should go for a proper degree. There are a bunch of private and government colleges in India from where you can pursue an engineering degree. I would suggest you go visit the website of the Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology as it is one private institution that is really doing well in the education sector especially in engineering. But please make your decision a concrete one after doing a good research, as you'll be investing your time pursuing a degree for a long duration of 4-5 years and time is money as you all know. All the best!

I think if you are completely indulge in having a doctorate degree and want to be a successful doctor then you should do MBBS then MD or MS. You must be aware of the things that now the pattern has been changed as now after completing MBBS there is an exit test if you cleared that test only then you will get the MBBS degree after that there is an entrance test for MD or MS and then again the exit test for same. In this course you just need strong determination towards your goal and ofcourse a lot if hardwork. On the other side if you just want to be a normal doctor then you can do MBA as doing MBA after MBBS is in trend. Now these days everyone is doing MBA. After that you can join any hospital and could become the manger, senior manager following the hierarchy you could be at the top management position. Thus it all depends on you that whether you want to be a complete doctor or be in business cum doctor course. Good luck
have a great furure!

Students need to stop studying and start educating.
There is a difference, a fundamental one. The current trend is that the students study his subjects and relies on the exams as the final authority to decide whether he is fit to study next set of subjects year-on-year. It is important that student gets a couple of things very clear.
First, the university is giving degree not education. To make himself educated and employable he should start looking for learning beyond his books. None can deny the importance of books and theory, but in a fast-changing world, we need more of experiential learning. The students must study with the goal in mind. The goal is not exams but research and practical applications.

Last minute tips:
The candidates should be well versed in the exam pattern, if you are appearing for the online examination then prepare yourself with online mock tests. On the other hand if you're taking the offline exam then go through the pattern used in previous exams
The SRM JEEE gives importance to testing the numerical abilities of students. Candidates should focus on this area during revisions
The exam has a cut-off for all four subjects, so the candidates should give time for revision to all four sections
With just one day to go, attempt mock tests. These help you revise and learn time management at the same time
Do take breaks in between. Studying continuously lowers concentration levels and regular breaks would help you study with a fresh mind
Decide how much time you will allot to each section in the exam, and practice the sample papers accordingly
To save time during the exam, use the process of elimination, I.e., rule out the improbable options first, this will help you arrive on the correct answer faster.
The SRM JEEE will follow the objective type questions paper pattern, and will be conducted in English language only.
Hope this helps!!!