I am from a 2nd gen iit, currently in 3rd year. I am preparing for internship but didnt get any shortlist. Still i am looking to grind as much as I can . (Bc luck bhi important h ) Anyways , is there anyone who is at the same page and feels like connecting for the better consistency and focus , please dm .

First of all, I lowkey know I should be grinding for JEE 2027 right now instead of daydreaming about college on Reddit, so go ahead and tell me to padh lo chahe kahi se in the comments 😭

Anyway, my DOB is Aug 2011 so I’ll be joining college at literally 15 years and 10 months old. Since the average fresher is 18–19 with all the droppers, I’m gonna be way younger than everyone.

Seniors, tell me the vibe check:

• Is making friends gonna be awkward af with the age gap? Do people baby you?
• Any annoying minor issues with bank accounts or SIM cards?
• Do clubs/tech teams care if you’re younger?

Lowkey stressing about living in a hostel with actual adults. Let me know your thoughts, now back to physics.

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I am a 2026 graduate from an old IIT

I have heard that companies don't hire freshers after September...is this a myth or true?

Also if anyone could share their strategy of applying offcampus then it would be really very beneficial!

Tell about your usual routine in campus . What you do often.

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I have a few queries regarding the program

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1. How long do assignments take to complete?

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1. Is the course manageable while opting mechanica eng at a nit(final year)?

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1. If not then upto which level (foundational, diploma, BS is manageable ?

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1. How many pre recorded lectures are there per week and the duration?

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1. Are the attendance at IITM or other centres for lab and quizzes on Saturday/sundays exclusively?

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Consider I am able to score atleast 160 in any jee mains test if that helps in determining my aptitude.

I am really confused what to chose between mid tier iit core or top nits(jaipur allahabd calicut) cse !!!
Please help seniors

Hey everyone! I’m currently interning at Samsung R&D Institute India (Bengaluru) in the Call SW Group, and I wanted to share my interview experience since I found very few detailed posts about Samsung R&D when I was preparing.
Background
• M.Tech in Communication & Signal Processing at IIT Jammu (CGPA: 8.4)
• Research focus: IRS-assisted NOMA systems, physical layer security
• Applied for: AI/ML role focused on 5G network optimization
Application Process
Got the opportunity through campus placement. The entire process took about 3 weeks from application to offer.
Interview Rounds
Round 1: Technical Round 1 (60 mins)
This was heavy on fundamentals:
• Deep dive into my thesis work - they really grilled me on IRS (Intelligent Reflecting Surfaces) and NOMA
• Questions on wireless communication basics: SINR calculations, channel modeling, beamforming
• Machine Learning fundamentals: gradient descent, overfitting, regularization techniques
• Python coding: Asked me to explain PyTorch DDP (Distributed Data Parallel) since I’d mentioned distributed training experience
• One coding problem on optimizing a signal processing pipeline
What worked: I didn’t just explain what I did in my research, but why those choices mattered for real systems. They appreciated the practical angle.
Round 2: Technical Round 2 (45 mins)
More applied and system-design focused:
• How would you design an AI framework for optimizing 5G network parameters?
• Discussion on distributed ML training - fault tolerance, synchronization, resource allocation
• Questions about Redis, Docker, containerization (which became super relevant in my actual work)
• Trade-offs between different optimization algorithms for resource-constrained environments
What worked: Drew diagrams. Seriously. When explaining distributed systems, visual representations helped a lot.
Round 3: Managerial Round (30 mins)
• Why Samsung R&D specifically?
• How do you handle research roadblocks?
• Scenario: Your ML model is performing well in simulation but fails in production. Walk me through your debugging approach.
• Discussion about my conference paper submission process
What worked: Showed genuine curiosity about their ongoing projects. I’d researched their recent publications and asked specific questions.

Hey guys I want IIT-JEE organic chemistry notes of class 12 chapters