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He also counsels students on how to prepare for entrance exams for getting admission into reputed universities /colleges for their graduate/postgraduate courses.
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He has also completed his master’s degree in career counselling from ICCC-Mindler and Counsel, India.
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Asked by Anonymous - May 22, 2025
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What's better: Doing online bsc degree from iit madras or bsc from a local college.

Ans: The IIT Madras online BSc degree offers a flexible, affordable, and industry-aligned program with strong brand recognition and growing placement opportunities in data science and related fields. It suits self-motivated learners seeking IIT-quality education remotely without campus relocation. However, it lacks the traditional campus experience and hands-on labs. A local college BSc provides in-person learning, campus life, and practical exposure but varies in quality and placement support. Choose IIT Madras online for cutting-edge curriculum and flexibility; opt for a local college if you value face-to-face interaction, campus facilities, and a conventional college environment. All the best for your admissions and a bright future!

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Hello sir, I am currently a first year B.Tech student in Manipal Institute of Technology but I just got an offer from Singapore University of Technology and Design. Most of the people I talk to havent heard of it but from what I know its a really good college. The only thing is that the fees is much higher. So I am really having a hard time trying to decide what to do. I have been passionate about robotics since my childhood and want to study that further. I know that the education would be better in SUTD but to what extent? Would it justify the much higher fees? I would say my current focus is just developing skills in robotics and to get to know as much as i can in the same topic.
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• Got an offer from: Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD)
You love robotics and want to build strong skills in it.
First: Is SUTD a good university?
Yes. It’s young but very high quality, built in collaboration with MIT. It’s focused on design, engineering, and innovation—exactly where robotics fits in. World-class labs, professors, and research culture. Much more advanced than what you’ll get at most Indian colleges.
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