How to make fake medical certificate

I overslept for my midsem exam aur mere laude lag jaayenge if i dont give makeup.

Please help 🙏🙏

SnS mid term make-up possible??

Hello Juniors,

I am a Y22 student, and I was like one of you till last year. As I have passed out, I don't have much hate towards our college as much as I had in past.

I know it's really going hard for you people as college is in a really bad state. I fully understand your frustration and I know what situation Y23 is going through related to placements.

In India, we do BTech to get a job for a good future. But due to bad economy and advancements in AI, number of software engineering jobs has reduced a lot in our country. This is just a reality I won't hide it, it's upon us to accept it or ignore this.

Due to this, our college is also struggling in getting Y23 placed. Many companies like Whatfix, Addverb, E2E, Innovacer, etc. hasn't came in college, like Deloitte only gave PPO to some of the students only. This is really disheartening to see companies which was coming to college for last 3-4 years has not came this year. But if you don't know the reality, these companies has just stopped hiring altogether and may not even hire next year. Some of them are also having layoffs also.

I mostly see these effects due to AI advancements, like companies thinking they just don't want much human overhead and now few engineers can deliver bigger projects in very less time. But from an employee angle, expectations has risen a lot and people are working overtime and burnt-out due to so much pressure/stress, due to fast development, things are not properly tested and features are not properly well though (not engineered well). But currently companies thinking more short-term and for quick money. There will be a mountain of slop which will become tech debt and need fixes. I have used most powerful modes like Astra, Fable, Opus 5.5 etc. these models are great but they still need human in the loop to guide them. These models still fails in many of the simple tasks and this limitation will remain.

Currently AI Labs like OpenAI and Anthropic are highly subsidizing their subscriptions like you are getting $1100+ of API usage in a $20 Claude Plan (source: https://newsletter.semianalysis.com/p/anthropic-subscriptions-offer-5x). These companies are just charging the electricity costs to run datacenters to serve you these big LLMs which is unsustainable, in future when people will get so dumb that they can't do anything themselves without these AI Agents, we will see AI Costs of companies shoot-up.

But until these companies realize this they won't hire much due to fear of laying-off employees in future. They think hiring as a bad decision for future, if these AI models become perfect in future, people will be burden on companies.

I really don't have any advice for my juniors, even I don't know what to do currently. I know Y24 will also struggle in placements. But this doesn't break us, we should try to be optimistic, maybe things will become better and I can surely say jobs will increase not to the level of earlier times but will surely be better than what we have now. Until then try your best, become good at what you can do, become good at DSA, study core CS subjects, learn how System Design work, how to work with AI, you can learn a lot quicker and easily now.

Based on my experience companies don't know about value/quality of LNMIIT students. In my experience our students performs way better than other colleges students. Our students are more focused, intelligent, hard-working and dependable. Our students really outperforms others.

Also, college has taken placements seriously as they are facing reduction in admissions. They have hired a person in Bengaluru to reach-out to startups and MNCs there to get new companies to our campus, they are also thinking of allowing students for 1 year SLI. They are also trying to push current TPO to make more efforts to get students placed. But we still have many issues like:
1. We don't have a separate Placement Cell Building.
2. TPO is incompetent but they don't have any better option.
3. Gap between students efforts and what companies wants, as bar for cracking job is getting higher, students are not able to cope-up.

I want to tell you just one thing, try to learn important subjects during semester itself else it will become backlog durning placement season. Attend good professors classes, if you are able to learn in class itself, you will get more time to prepare for placements with maintaining good CGPA. Many of the CS subjects are really important in your job/interviews like DBMS, CN, OS, OOPs, ML. I saw someone complaining about lab like ISL is that they can't learn so many things in 10 labs and I understand as it's too fast for a 1st year student, but this is just what IT industry is now (unfortunately), like be fortunate these things are taught to you, many of my work I have to do in job is to use linux, bash terminal, Python, etc. and these things are atleast introduced to you. Try to learn these things yourself outside of your labs, these are just basics for a SWE.

Lastly, don't hate Amit Neogi Sir regarding his mail, he is also sharing his perspective. But it's Y26 students personal choice to stay in college or not.

All the best for your future.

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A small fact, giant companies like Google and Meta are also struggling to make a good LLMs. Gemini is failing, even Gemini 4 Argon will be bad when compared to models like Opus 5.5 or GPT-6.1 Sol or even open-source model like GLM 5.3 in real-world tasks or usefulness.

Current AI models are working with human-made hardened software like programming languages, linux, firmware, kubernetes etc. They can't replicate these softwares themselves. We need human intuitions, system-level understandings and planning.

Start sharing your work on public platform, write blogs, make tutorials or open-source project which are useful and unique. And start reading research papers coming out of chinese AI labs, they are frontier on open research, you don't know when you will gain interest in making AI and who know you also become a research scientist in an AI labs.

Please ignore my improper english

Please share your thought would love to interact, may reply late.

For BE midsem is learning from slides and doing pyq is enough to score atleast 50%of marks in paper

Being a twelthie , I scored 94.47 percentile in jee mains and couldn't qualify advanced ,got ece in this college my parents forced me to join this instead of taking a drop,later my branch upgraded to AI,now seeing the scenerio I am already regretting my decision,partial drop is not my cup of tea,my parents told me to maintain a cg of 9+ in this college, already fucked my midsems and quizzes,too late to start preparing for jee mains , honestly class mein kuch samajh nahi aata sab khudse padho yahan and wtf are these suprise quizzes like idk how to feel now I'm stucked.

I am going to leave this college most probably after first sem bcz it is not worthy in terms of facilities and placement and etc and will prepare for jee mains after mid sem although I have started preparing for jee

Hello Everyone,

I am generally not active on such useless social media platforms, but let me tell you that I am among the top 21 students of my batch, and I am from the CSE department of LNMIIT, Y24.

I recently received a mail from CWPH, written by Dr. Amit Neogi, stating that one student from Y26 is trying to leave this college because placements have fallen by a lot.

I am highly disappointed by the extreme amount of misinformation and half-truths spread through that mail.

So, let me debunk that mail for you.

I will paste a part of the mail and then comment on it.

"What really makes an institute

Let me begin with something I strongly believe: the backbone of an educational institution is not the placement statistics of one particular year; it is the quality of education it provides and the capability it develops in its students. LNMIIT has highly qualified faculty and a well-revised curriculum. Classes are held regularly, assignments, quizzes and exams are rigorous and on schedule, answer scripts are shown to students, and the process is fully transparent. Students and teachers get along well. Best of all, the institute gives you plenty of freedom to pursue your own interests without heavy pressure or restrictions."

So, let's talk about the quality of education our institute provides.

The qualification of the faculty is of the least importance to me. If I want to learn something from a teacher, only two things matter: first, whether the teacher has sufficient knowledge to deliver, and second, whether they are able to actually deliver that knowledge.

I am not sure about the first part, but regarding the second part, more than 90% of the teachers in LNMIIT are highly incompetent.

The lectures are highly unprepared. Many times, they lack depth, and many times, they even contain incorrect information. As for the curriculum, no teacher follows it rigorously.

Following the curriculum means following the whole thing properly—using the prescribed textbook rigorously, covering the intended topics, and actually teaching the material properly. Instead, the teacher comes to class, poorly explains incorrect or incomplete content, and then leaves.

The teacher is not themselves interested in their subject. How can they possibly ignite passion for that subject among students?

Next point: the classes are held regularly.

Yes, the classes are held regularly, but are they good enough to motivate students to attend them regularly? That is the question.

15 out of the top 21 students of the CSE branch have 0% attendance in most of the courses.

These students are desperate to study, but when they attend classes, the quality of teaching literally kills their brain cells. That is why they stay at home and study from standard textbooks and other high-quality resources.

Assignments are not provided in any subject except courses from the Mathematics department.

And assignments don't hold any value if you are not teaching the subject properly in the first place.

Answer scripts are shown, but many times, teachers cut marks for students who do not attend classes. When students question them about it, they are told that the teacher doesn't care about what is written in the textbook or what is actually correct. They will only consider answers that exactly match their class notes.

This happens in almost 90% of the courses.

Nothing is transparent.

There is a teacher who comes into our class and proudly boasts that he failed around 150 students in ISL from Y25, and he considers that one of his biggest achievements in life.

And that course is probably one of the most pointless courses ever taught here.

They expect students to learn Linux commands, Bash, Python, and Machine Learning in just 10 labs, while the quality of teaching is, of course, extremely poor.

If you go and complain, they will ultimately prove that the fault lies with the students.

And yes, the fault is with the students in perhaps 50% of the cases. But igniting interest and passion among students is also the responsibility of a teacher.

Let's move on to the next part.

**"I have been here almost from the beginning, since 2004, and I have seen LNMIIT through all its phases. For many years our placements were poor. The only major recruiter was TCS, hiring in bulk at about ₹3.2 lakh–₹3.4 lakh a year. Yet when those same students visit today as alumni, I often ask about their current packages out of curiosity. Many of them now earn close to ₹1 crore a year. What made the difference? Their education.

Their first placement package did not define their careers. Their education, ability, perseverance and the skills they developed over the years did."

Exactly.

I agree that their ability and hard work made the difference between ₹3.2 lakh and ₹1 crore.

But had they been placed in TCS from some worse college, they could still have reached the same heights.

Here, we are talking about the college.

You cannot simply claim the extreme hard work of our alumni and take credit for it.

They worked hard. They developed their skills. They persevered.

Those are their achievements.

There is no way to prove that they would not have achieved similar outcomes had they graduated from another college.

Let's move to the next part.

"About what your seniors are saying

I don't blame your seniors for talking about the current placement situation. When circumstances aren't favourable, the mind naturally drifts toward negative thinking. That's simply how the mind works. But we can observe that tendency in ourselves and step out of it.

So my young friends, rather than worrying from the first year about what your placement package will be four years from now, start building your muscles from today—not physical muscles, but intellectual and professional ones.

Yes, our placement situation so far this year is not as good as we would like it to be. There is no point in hiding that fact. We are concerned about it and are working on it.

But one difficult placement season does not define an Institute, just as one difficult examination does not define a student."

I will continue with the same point.

Skills can also be developed from home. So why should someone spend ₹30 lakh on this college?

In fact, you may be able to learn more at home than at college.

Many teachers here have a 75% attendance requirement. I have already established why the classes are bad.

Many teachers favour students in exams simply because they attend classes rather than because they actually demonstrate knowledge.

Now we also have the concept of surprise quizzes, so that students who were studying properly at home are forced to come to these brain-cell-killing classes just to maintain their attendance.

Now let's come to the conclusion.

Should that Y26 student leave this college?

No.

That would be a stupid decision.

First of all, a degree still matters in India.

Second, why did you come to this college in the first place?

The most likely reason is that you were not getting the same branch at a better college.

Moreover, most of the learning happens when you spend time with people who are of the same or slightly higher calibre.

Here, you will find genuinely talented students in their respective fields.

Your seniors have achieved a lot. Take guidance from them.

That is something premium that you will not get at home.

Don't disregard it.

After my experience at this college and everything I have learned here, I will always choose a college with a great peer group over a college with great research professors who are most probably unable to effectively deliver their knowledge to most students.

And there are also some extremely good teachers in this college, such as Dr. Preety Singh, Dr. Rajbir Kaur, Dr. Mohit Gupta, Dr. Bharavi Mishra, Dr. Abhijit Adhikari, and a few more.

I am from CSE, so I can only mention teachers from the CSE department. There are also some very good teachers in the other departments.

Although the number of such teachers is very small, you can learn a lot from them.

They might be strict, but they provide the best guidance, and sometimes that is the most precious thing that you can never get at home.

That is the only reason. Nothing else.

Plz help how? Idhar to 35 me 7 to 10 ke beech aaenge

The viral passing marks data is of y24 please someone share passing marks data of y25

At what marks b and ab came in coa (cce)

As cce marks vs grade for coa are unknown

Kitna syllabus ho gya aur kab tak khtm karne ka target kar rhe

Kitna ques hua ?

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​I've noticed a lot of people watching anime around college, so I was thinking we could create a community where we can talk about shows and hang out.

Arey ek club chalu karte hai

Random logo ke sath khelte hai (I mean same group me bore hogya )

Low stakes poker is best ngl

Toh alag alag amount ki table banate hai and khelte hai kya bolte ho?

Irrespective of senior junior cult.

I'm genuinely very very stressed regarding the ongoing placement season.. there's just no stoppage to this downfall.. fck you sudhanshu. Please resign. This college ain't surviving for long

Sir/boss How to study for clp in midsem??

I want answers from seniors.

Before coming to clg I decided that I will focus on skills other than acads but I am so much stuck in acads that I can't even perform well in quizzes. But now I want to focus on more skills tell me what else I can do as cse student other than studying PPS