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I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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1) Computer Science and engineering core
2) M.Tech integrated software engineering
3) All CS specialisations (AI, Robots, CPS, data Science)
4) Electronics and Computer Engineering
5) Electronics and Communication Engineering
6) Electronics and Electrical Engineering
7) Mechatr
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1) Form a group of friends within the first week else you will be left out later. SEE the people who match you taste and get social.
2) Make sure you utilise everything that VIT has to offer, like the gym, games, courts and events.
3) Add atleast two people of the cross gender to your group, will be useful in academics and a good campus life.
4) Make sure you study from day 1, as such is the competition and grading system. Tendency of having a backlog in any subject is quite common. So grind well.
5) Make sure
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According to a few students, there is no life in college, as you feel totally alienated. Lots of restrictions and rules along with academic downfalls all add up to depression. Unless you find your troops it's really hard to survive here. You will not be allowed to go out or out of your hostel post 9 pm. Heavy academic schedules, classes, and assignments add a lot of pressure. If you are an above-average student like me (80 - 90%) in schooling you will find backlogs quite common. Your 90 marks will suddenly turn out to be 45 which brings a lot of happiness to your face. But ultimately your placement is guaranteed. If you are a social pe
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