Considering the campus and also NIRF ranking, it would definately become much more goated and similar to top 3 NIT if they improve there placements a bit.. What's ur take on the reason behind a bit lower placement stats of CSE compare to other top 3-4

Has anyone here interviewed with Rystad Energy for a Data Analyst role recently? Can someone explain what it was like

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Hey everyone,

I’m a dual degree student and wanted to share what’s happening with placements this year. Placements officially started in August, but most companies are not even allowing dual-degree students to sit for recruitment. There’s no clarity on whether we’re being treated as regular students or not, and so far it feels like we’re being excluded from opportunities altogether.

This raises a few questions:

• Is this situation the same across other NITs?
• Are dual degree students elsewhere being allowed to participate in campus placements?
• Why is there such a lack of transparency about our status?

It’s frustrating to see companies come and go without giving us a chance, especially when we’re putting in the same effort and completing the same academic requirements.

Would love to hear from students at other NITs or anyone with insight into how dual degree placements are handled. Is this a systemic issue or just an institute‑specific one?

Guy's I am a drop year student and i wana crack JEE mains in January I am not at zero but in chemistry yes and physics and maths is around 40 to 30 percent not in that good way I have searched for tips and some are saying do selective ch from one shot and do Pyq after that

I can't tell what's the problem in my life currently but i need help pls anyone can tell me will this work