#final year computer science internship

[projectchampionz]

SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES AND TOURISM DEVELOPMENT AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM IBADAN AS A STUDY AREA

SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES AND TOURISM DEVELOPMENT AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM IBADAN AS A STUDY AREA ABSTRACT This research explores the role of sustainable practices in tourism development, with a focus on the National Museum Ibadan, Nigeria. The study investigates the current sustainable practices at the museum, their impact on tourism development, the challenges faced in integrating sustainability, and…

[maythedreadwolftakeyou]

people I'd like to get to know better

tagged for this one by @thegeminisage and @starlightsupernovae thank you!! :) the two versions of this meme had slightly diff lists so I have simply mashed them together.

☀️ Fun Fact: my main career is in desert plant/soil science, but i work side jobs as a professional mermaid/freelance fine art model :) behold: the duality of jade

🎵 Last Song on Repeat: Glue Myself Shut by Noah Kahan. Finally was in a mood to listen through this artist that a bunch of my friends got really into 2-3 years ago... he's like a less jazzy american hozier. anyway despite not being latin this song triggers my body's bachata instinct for some reason, so i've been dancing around to it while cooking etc lately

🎥 Currently Watching: Last actual show I watched was one of the Expanse episodes, I convinced baejax to watch it and picked back up in s2 for a rewatch i started like... a year ago and didn't finish. i will also probably not finish all the seasons here. In terms of ongoing shows i've been keeping up with: been watching Pokerface which is entertaining, Murderbot which I didn't like the tv show compared to the novels (rip), and the latest season of Taskmaster which I still need to watch the finale for.

🎬 Last Movie: i have a friend whose favorite movies/franchise is the original Jurassic Park, so I tagged along when she went to go see the new Jurassic World this week. it was mediocre, but somewhat entertaining, which is how i've felt about most of the JW movies. some of the dinosaur behavior i thought was more well done than previous (the t rex acting more like an interested reptile checking out something new in its proximity vs monster intent on killing for sport) but some of it was beyond ridiculous as usual (mutation/combining dna does NOT work like that).

📖 Currently Reading: I've been reading (via audiobook) some Discworld books by Terry Pratchett as a quick palate cleanser after a bunch of mediocre reads/disappointing novels, just finished Equal Rites this morning. Next I'm going to listen to the newer Andy Weir book, Artemis.

🎮 Currently playing: I finally started Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and despite being miserable at any kind of rhythm-based combat (my true nemesis is syncopation fr), I am enjoying it a lot!!! I love Whimsical i love Sad i love Tragic... perfect combo. I am also replaying DAI with my Adaar inquisitor and also playing through DAO with a friend who's never played before making all the choices :) I am ALSO very very very eagerly awaiting the 1.0 release of Abiotic Factor in like A WEEK... except the friend I played the beta with is currently living out of his car for an internship so we won't be able to host the game until he's moved into a more stable apartment and can set up his computer again 😭

🍫 Sweet/Spicy/Savory: i love baked goods that are sweet BUT flavorful--i don't like JUST sugary things like buttercream frosting. I mostly love sweet+tart combos like fruit pies/crisps/pastries, or that combine other interesting flavors (I make an INCREDIBLE lavender goat cheese frosting, i promise it's so good). For just idle snacking, salt salt salt. Potato chips and pretzels my beloved.... another fun fact about me as a child i used to suck on the salt tablets for water softeners like candy. don't do that probably

💔 Relationship Status: devoted to my pixel elves (.......and now one human crow) 😌 also platonically married to @alimsurana xoxo. otherwise: too emotionally unavailable to date + that image of whoopi goldberg saying "i don't want somebody in my house" when asked about marriage

🧠 Current Obsession: dragon age... always......... i'm gonna ride this fantasy wave in my brain for another like year and then i might try to shift back over into sci fi mode, and replay Mass Effect since I never did finish my Legendary Edition playthrough. but yeah im hitting that game universe Escapism hard rn tbh

🔍 Last Google Search: "set libby to only show english results" because i get a lot of spanish books/translation when i search and i keep not double checking before i check them out. and my spanish is not good enough that i can just listen to them anyway 😔

🎨 Currently Working On: hourrghhhh too many thigns as always

writing: solavellan truth spell fic, lucanis/spite ossuary fic, followup spite perspective fic, lavellan gets a dog fic, fallout from the fade secret progress as always (shhh), World of Thedas zine content. also a lot more that have docs but the above are the priorities/ones with clear goals for finishing currently

embroidery: digital mockup and linart for the Davrin embroidery pattern, digital mockup for the Lavellan tarot embroidery pattern, lineart/thread color list for the romance icon pattern that i'm gonna post for like $3-5

DA traditional arts & crafts fanbook: currently determining what the overall aspect ratio will be, and making photo templates/guides/examples for people interested in submitting. phone cameras aren't the dimensions of most print options so i wanna have clear guidelines about staging/cropping so that bits of people's art don't get cut off. these will be posted over at @dragonageartsandcrafts once they're done!

tagging: i know this one floats around regularly & i took a few weeks to get to it myself, so ignore if you've already done it! @paperchamomiles @beachhotdog @eelqueen @nail-art-no-jutsu @virshiral @crimsonphantasmagoria @imasithduh @lathbora-virann

[oldiesstationlover11607]

perhaps peter has an important interview for something like a college interview or something and perhaps reader had something to do before it so couldn’t go with him (for moral support) but then she rushes through her thing to get to him and surprises him like 5 min prior, gives him a good luck kiss when his name gets called and tells him to call her after. they celebrate that night (since it went well) with pizza, a movie and cuddles.

Interview - Tom!Peter Parker x Fem!Stark!Reader

Pairing: Tom!Peter Parker x Fem!Stark!Reader

Warnings: None! Super fluffy <3

Word Count: 1,001

Note: Reader isn't Stark's daughter she's Stark's niece

A/N: I hope you like this @urmykindofwoman !!

Peter and I were in our senior year, which came with all the busy days and rough nights of writing college application essays, getting final assessments to the teachers, and booking interviews. While Peter and I were dating, we definitely weren’t going down the same career path. I had my own after-school radio show, wanting to go into something arts and humanities-based, and Peter clearly wanted to do biology and biochemistry. He wanted to go to MIT; science and technology were his whole life—especially with his ‘internship’ with Tony, who had helped him get an interview.

“Y/N? Where’s my suit?” Peter asked, running around his bedroom frantically.

“It’s over there, Pete. Relax, and you’ll do fine. I’m sure Tony put in a good word for you anyway,” I smiled.

“And you’re sure you can’t come with me? I just—this interview is a big deal for me, and if I don’t get in, then I have no idea what I’m going to do,” he said as he folded the suit and put it into his backpack.

“You know I can’t. I’ve got the radio show in an hour, and I can’t miss that,” I sighed, getting up and grabbing my bag. Peter nodded, reluctantly accepting the situation. “But make sure to call me once it’s over and let me know how it goes, okay?” I pulled him in for a quick kiss.

“I love you,” he grinned.

“Ditto, spider boy.”

I walked to the radio station to meet Ned, who had been co-hosting with me for the last few years. We didn’t have any guests for this episode, and instead, we were talking about the latest Star Wars movie that had come out. The episode lasted for an hour and a half, and I sat there staring at the clock to see if I could leave and make it to support Peter before his interview.

“And that’s our show!” Ned smiled and played the last piece of music, finally turning off our mics. “Okay, you better hurry if you’re going to be on time to surprise Peter.” I nodded, grabbing my bag and rushing out of the studio. I ran down the street towards Peter’s house, where he was doing the interview online. Knocking on the door, I noticed it was only 10 minutes before the interview started.

“Y/N?! Oh my god, what are you doing here? What about the show and Ned and—”

“I ran here when we finished. You said you wanted me for support, so I’m here, Spidey,” I grinned. Peter returned the smile, picked me up, and spun us around.

“Okay, Pete, you need to get yourself ready. They’re going to call you any second now, and you’re gonna ace it!” I pressed my lips to his in a lighthearted kiss, my hand coming up to curl his hair in my fingers. He pulled away once his computer started ringing and closed the door to his bedroom.

I sat there scrolling through my phone, hearing the hum of Peter’s voice through the door when he responded to the questions. MJ had sent me a few text messages about our English report, so I took the time to respond. About an hour later, Peter finally opened the door and walked out. I stood up excitedly, walking over to him.

“How’d it go?” His face showed no emotion, and my mind raced through all the possibilities. I’d put him off his game by surprising him, hadn’t I? Peter was going to hate me, and Tony was going to be so disappointed in Peter. It was all my fault.

“They said it was a pleasure to meet me,” a small smile grew on his face, and he looked shell-shocked, completely unsure of how to act.

“Oh my god, Peter, yes!” I screamed, running into his arms. “We need to celebrate! I’ll call Tony and organize something. We are 100% having a pizza party with the others.”

“You’re too good for me, Y/N.” Peter pressed a kiss to my cheek as I pulled out my phone to call my uncle.

“Hi, Tony. Yes, Peter did well in his interview. I’m wondering if we can order pizza and invite the others for a movie to celebrate?” Peter placed kisses across my jaw and down my neck, smiling with each press of his lips.

“Okay, I’ll call them and make sure they’ll be there,” Tony responded.

“Tell him I say hi,” Peter mumbled.

“Peter says—”

“I can hear him, Y/N. Tell him to watch where he puts those hands. Be here by 6, okay?” Tony laughed before hanging up. Peter pulled away and looked up at me with a questioning expression.

“Stark Tower at 6.”

“God, I love you,” he grinned.

“I know you do,” I said, getting everything I needed for dinner.

“That was 100% a Star Wars reference, wasn’t it?” Peter pointed to his Empire Strikes Back poster, and I nodded, trying to suppress my laughter. Peter shot out a web to pull me close to him again.

“You’re a nerd, you know that, Parker?”

“As if you’re any worse; you’ve got that Stark blood in you. I can smell it with my spider-sense—”

“Your Peter tingle,” I interrupted. He let out a loud and annoyed sigh.

“And you’ve ruined the moment.”

“You ruined it yourself, spider boy.”

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Please submit any requests y'all have! I love to write so let me know if you've got any!

[bardoftheshire]

Heres something I've been thinking about working on for a while now and I'm finally getting to it. Heres the pilot of it, let me know if you guys want me to make it into a full series (which I might do anyways🧍‍♂️)

Here's the link on Ao3 for the series if you prefer to read on there :)

Weird Science | Pilot Chapter

Egon Spengler x Fem Reader

Summary; honestly I don't know what I'm gonna do with this, I'll leave the summary to finish later.💀

Notes; This is a fem reader and it is mentioned quite a bit, this is to make things a little easier to write but I may consider making it a gender neutral reader if enough people want it and ask. [This is also kind of a long one for a pilot chapter.]

Warnings; Some swearing and mentions of smoking. [Also very very minor mentions of drinking.]

Part 1/? | Next Chapter>

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"Hey, can you hand me that soldering iron please?" I say, holding my hand out.

"Of course Dr. L/n," Theodore says, handing the iron carefully.

Theodore Thalmann was a freshman student majoring in Computer Engineering at Columbia University, the very University I've worked at for 7 years now.

Theodore came for an internship to work with me, wanting to learn a little more visually than just reading some book, writing down notes, and listening to some old guy talk for hours on end, and frankly you couldn't really blame him for not wanting to deal with that.

Theodore was a sharp kid, not lazy like most of these kids now, and willing to learn rather than just be here for some extra credit, that's what you liked about him so much.

"Do you need anything else Dr. L/n?" Theodore asks, writing a bit more into his notebook.

Just then, a knock at the door interrupted your thoughts.

"Yes actually, can you go get that for me?" You reply, taking the protective glasses off of your face.

You get up out of your chair, taking off your black rubber gloves and placing them in their respective area. You liked things organised in your lab, it was much easier to find exactly what you needed, and it was also that you never liked a mess where there was work.

"Is Dr. L/n in here? I need to have a word with her." A voice you were far too familiar with comes from the door where Theodore was standing.

Oh, this can't be good.

"Yes she is, come on in Mr. Yeager," Theodore says, letting the man inside the lab.

"Ms. L/n, pleasure to see you again.. as always." The man says snarkily.

You turn around and walk towards him.

"Hello, Mr. Yeager. Come to complain about the music volume again? I promise I hadn't played anything today, whatever you might've heard must've been someone else."

"No, actually, I wanted to talk to you about something more serious. Do you think you can get this student to be somewhere else so its a more private conversation?" The Dean says, smiling sarcastically.

Dean Yeager wasn't exactly fond of you, hense the use of your last name rather than Dr. L/n, regardless of how hard you had worked for that title. But to be quite fair, you weren't very fond of him either, so it was more of a mutual hate. There were probably a lot of reasons why he wasn't very big on you, but one of the most obvious had to be the fact that you played your music too loud while you worked. Far.. too loud.

"Of course sir. Um, Mr. Thalmann, would you mind stepping outside for a few moments? Me and Dean Yeager need to speak to eachother in private," You say, turning towards Theodore.

Theodore gives a nod and takes off his pair of gloves, placing them haphazardly on a nearby worktable then stepping outside of the lab, shutting the door.

"So, Ms. L/n, I wanted to inform you that you will no longer be working here at the university, I'm giving you a one month notice so that way you may pack all that you have and get out of here by then, is that understood?" Dean Yeager says, a shit eating grin on his face.

"Excuse me?" You say, after a few moments of silence.

"I said you are out of here in a month, fired, let go of, from the university, Ms. L/n," He repeats, venom laced in his voice.

"But wh-what am I supposed to do about Mr. Thalmann? I can't just tell him-" You stutter, still letting the fact you're being fired sink in.

"We will move him with Professor Dietz, someone that actually has a degree to teach, Ms. L/n". He says, cutting you off.

"But I've worked here for more than five years now, you can't just let me go. I graduated from this very University Mr. Yeager, for what reason do I deserve to be let go?" You say, anger becoming more prominent in your voice as you continue to speak.

"We are letting you go because of the constant loud music, because of the constant loss of electricity on the campus due to your failed experiments, because of your lack of necessity and funding of being here, Ms. L/n. We cannot continue to fund and pay you just for you to cause disruptions and only be useful to students if they are working under you as an intern. Even when you do have them, they only complain about how you do absolutely nothing in ways of teaching them, you are the issue, Ms. L/n."

The students don't think I teach them? But they've never complained.

The thought of the past interns you've had having bad thoughts about you and your ways of teaching them hurt far more then being fired. Sure, you got good pay from the university and your projects were funded, but the students wanting to come in and learn more about what you just so happen to love was the reason why you were still working there in the first place. And sure, you would sometimes blast music while showing and teaching them, but they never complained.

"The students never complain though, I do my absolute best to teach them Mr. Yeager, I don't underst-"

"That is the last of this conversation, Ms. L/n! You will be out of here in one month, and you will get no more students doing internships with you from right now to the day that you are completely gone from this place! Goodbye, Doctor." Dean Yeager says, walking out of the lab, shutting the door.

After a few moments Theodore comes back into the lab, slowly and gently closing the door.

"Ah, Mr. Thalmann, um there's going to be a change in plans for you with this internship unfortunately. I hope you don't mind but you'll be moved to go and work with Professor Dietz starting tomorrow, I do apologise," You say, straightening your back.

Theodore stays quiet for a minute, the air thick with awkwardness.

"What Dean Yeager said about all the other students disliking you and your teaching, I don't agree with him. I like your teaching and don't think its right of Dean Yeager to just fire you on the spot like that, Dr. L/n." Theodore says awkwardly, trying to lighten the mood of the room.

"Thank you, Mr. Thalmann, but unfortunately that still doesn't change my situation about my work here. I truly do appreciate all of your help and willingness to learn more, especially from me for these past couple of weeks. You're a great student and I'll be honest, I envy Professor Dietz for getting to teach you," You say, a slight smile on your face.

"Thank you, Dr. L/n, do you need any help cleaning up?" Theodore asks, taking the rubber gloves from the table and placing them next to yours.

"No, no, there's no need for that at all, you're free to go early today, thank you for the help Mr. Thalmann."

"Alright, thank you again for teaching me Doctor, I hope everything else goes well for you," Theodore puts the lab coat you let him borrow folded up onto a clear table, then leaves the lab.

You sit down in your rolly chair, clearly worn out as it was bought almost 8 years ago in the late 70s. Even with its rips and threads sticking out from it, as well as the black soot stains and worn cushions, it was still comfortable and somewhat soothing. It reminded you of when you first started working here, about a year after you graduated from the university. And now that you think about it it makes you a little upset that for the past 12 years now this university is all you knew.

Sure you had your own apartment and went out for groceries sometimes, but you never had friends that you still kept in touch with, so you never really went to bars or parties. And at this point having an apartment proved useless as most of the time you would fall asleep in your lab, you would eat in the university's cafeteria, and after that you would just get back to work and drown every other sound out with music from the radio or your cassette tapes.

You get up and grab your coat, leaving the lab to go outside.

You pat your pockets and pull out the cigarette tin, hoping you hadn't run out of any, and to your relief you had just two more left. Grabbing one out of the tin and placing it lightly hanging from your mouth, then lighting it and inhaling the smoke.

You make a mental note that you'll have to go to the drugstore and buy some more.

"What the hell am I gonna do now?" You mutter to yourself, taking another drag of your cigarette.

"Y/n? Is that you?"

You turn your head to see an old friend you hadn't been in touch with since you've graduated at this university.

"Ray?"

"It is you! Oh am I glad to see you. Its been, gosh, how many years now? How have you been? What are you doing here?" Ray says excitedly, asking a million questions all at once.

"Its so great to see you too, Ray. I've been okay these past years, and I work here actually." You say, giving a light chuckle.

Well, more so like you worked here.

"You work here?"

"Yeah, I've been working here since after we graduated actually, what are you doing in terms of a job?"

"I work here too actually, I'm surprised I never seen you around here. You remember Venkman and Spengler though?" He says, taking a half used cigarette out of his pocket.

"Yeah, how can I not remember Venkman, the guy constantly harassed and flirted with me until I graduated, kinda annoying. But I don't recall ever speaking to or interacting with Spengler though."

"Well I've actually been working with them two for a couple of years now, we're working on some equipment and studies to see if ghosts and entities are actually real, parapsychology you know. It would kinda make sense for you to not remember Spengler though, he was a quiet isolated sorta guy. Mind lending me your light?" Ray rambles on, gesturing for your lighter.

You hand him the lighter, taking another drag from your cigarette yourself as he lights his.

"That's neat, I honestly can't believe that I hadn't known you were here though, I would've loved to talk to you and hang out more after graduation," You say, grabbing your lighter back from Ray.

"We should go out for drinks sometime! It'd be a great way to catch up with eachother, I could bring the other guys too! Maybe all of us could ask you questions about our equipment. Given that I don't really know how to do it and all but you're the one that got a Doctoral in Computer Engineering and'll know a bit more than me, but mostly just to hang out with eachother again, like old times!" Ray says excitedly, a smile on his face.

"I'd love to go for drinks with you guys, not sure I'll be of any much use now though because I've just gotten fired by Yeager and have to move all my stuff out by a month from now, so studying and doing experiments are not something I'll get to work on for a while now," You chuckle, putting your cigarette out on the palm of your hand.

"Oh thats such a shame, Y/n I'm sorry that happened. It seems like Yeager has got a grudge on you too, huh?" Ray says sympathetically, putting a comforting hand on your shoulder.

"Yeah but honestly, I totally deserved it. Do you remember those series of blackouts throughout the campus that would happen twice a week? Those were all me and it took him 5 years to get sick of it and finally fire my ass,"

You laugh, now feeling a bit better about the loss, mostly because you get to speak with Ray again.

"I heard from some of the other professors that the cause was coming from the engineering and computer science halls, it reminded me of you in a way, and it seems I was right about it!" Ray laughs, letting out a dry cough afterwards.

God, Ray has always had such bad smoking problems. I can't say all that much though because that'd be too hypocritical but that cough is starting to get worse.

You two continue talking a while longer, forgetting how long you've been out there until hearing all the ruckus from the students getting released from their classes.

"I should get going now, Peter and Egon are probably wondering where I went by now. Oh! How can I get in touch with you by the way?" Ray says, turning back around toward you.

"I'm usually over here in my lab but it seems it won't be like that much longer, but here's the number for my home telephone, call me if you need or want to plan anything and if I don't answer leave me a message for my answer box," You say, pulling out a notepad and pen from your pocket, scribbling the number down, ripping out the page and handing it to Ray.

"Thanks Y/n, I'll remember to call you later on! Sorry about the whole getting fired thing, by the way, but I hope we see more of eachother. I'll talk to you later!" Ray says, taking the paper and waving goodbye as he runs off to a different area of the university.

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Once you were back into the lab, you looked around to see what you should start packing. You didn't have much space at your apartment so you would either probably have to rent out a storage unit or call your parents to see if they could store some of it in their attic at home.

First I need to get boxes, and then a bunch of bubble wrap and foam so none of my equipment or computers break. I'll have to go and buy some from the post office.

You go and grab your keys and head back outside of your lab, locking the door before you leave. Walking to your car, you take your keys and unlock the door of it.

As you sit down and turn the key it stalls, taking a few more tries before it finally starts. I really gotta get a new car or at least get it checked out.

You start to drive to the nearest post office, and due to the horrible New York traffic it took you about 20 minutes to get to it even if it was only half a mile away. But that's what you got yourself into deciding to move to one of the most populated states in the US.

You park, grab your wallet, lock your car, and proceed into the post office.

You see the large amount of people in there, checking their post boxes, mailing out letters, and waiting to get their packages accepted to be sent out.

You walk to the area they have the boxes set up, grabbing a few medium sized ones and proceeding to the shortest line so you can purchase them. Once finally at the front, you place the flattened boxes onto the table.

"Hello, just these and also, do you guys have the big rolls of bubble wrap?" You say to the man at the desk, who already looked far too tired.

The man nodded and pulled out a large roll of bubble wrap, placing it on top of the boxes.

"Is that all, ma'am?"

You nod, taking your wallet out of your coat pocket so that way you have your money ready.

The man punches numbers into his machine, looking at each thing on the desk as he does so.

"That'll be $21.47, ma'am."

You take 22 dollars out of your wallet, handing them to the man as he takes it, placing the bills into the register and grabbing a few coins for your change and handing them and the receipt to you.

You thank the man and take the boxes and bubble wrap with you, struggling slightly at how awkward it was to hold the 10 flat boxes and bubble wrap in your arms.

You open the trunk of your car, putting the boxes and bubble wrap in, just barely fitting to where you can close the trunk door.

God, this is gonna suck.

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I literally wrote all of this in about 7 maybe 9 hours total because I just thought up something and was like, "oh yeah, this'll be great," and that's at least what I'm hoping now. I want this to kinda be slow burn and I know that's what I always say when I do series, and I never finish them, but I am really hoping I'll be able to do more with this then my other failed attempts at series [if I take longer than a month to get another chapter of this out I want you all to yell at me and tell me to finish it]

Word count; 2,769

[manekapiyumawali]

Why Sabaragamuwa University is a Great Choice.

Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka (SUSL) is increasingly recognized for its technological advancement and innovation-driven environment, making it one of the leading universities in Sri Lanka in terms of technology. Here are the key reasons why SUSL stands out technologically.

Here’s why SUSL stands out as a technological powerhouse among Sri Lankan universities:

🔧1. Faculty of Technology

SUSL established a dedicated Faculty of Technology to meet the demand for tech-skilled graduates. It offers degree programs such as:

BTech in Information and Communication Technology

BTech in Engineering Technology

These programs combine practical experience in labs, workshops and real-world projects with a strong theoretical foundation.

🖥️2. Advanced IT Infrastructure

SUSL has modern computer labs, smart classrooms, and high-speed internet access across campus.

A robust Learning Management System (LMS) supports online learning and hybrid education models.

Students and lecturers use tools like Moodle, Zoom, and Google Classroom effectively.

🤖 3. Innovation & AI Research Support

SUSL promotes AI, Machine Learning, IoT, and Data Science in student research and final-year projects.

Competitions like Hackathons and Innovative Research Symposia encourage tech-driven solutions.

Students develop apps, smart systems, and automation tools (e.g., Ceylon Power Tracker project).

🌐 4. Industry Collaboration and Internships

SUSL connects students with the tech industry through:

Internships at leading tech firms

Workshops led by industry experts

Collaborative R&D projects with government and private sector entities

These connections help students gain hands-on experience in areas such as software engineering, networking, and data analytics that make them highly employable after graduation.

💡 5. Smart Campus Initiatives

SUSL is evolving into a Smart University, introducing systems that streamline academic life:

Digital student portals

Online registration and results systems

E-library and remote resource access

Campus Wi-Fi for academic use

These initiatives improve the student experience and create an efficient, technology-enabled environment.

🎓 6. Research in Emerging Technologies

The university is involved in pioneering research across emerging technological fields, including:

Agricultural tech (AgriTech)

Environmental monitoring using sensors

Renewable energy systems

Students and faculty publish research in international journals and participate in global tech events.

🏆 7. Recognition in National Competitions

SUSL students often reach fina rounds or win national competitions in coding, robotics, AI, and IoT innovation.

Faculty members are invited as tech advisors and conference speakers, reinforcing the university's expertise.

Sabaragamuwa University is actively shaping the future not only with technology, but by integrating technology into education, research and operations. This makes it a technological leader among Sri Lankan Universities. Visit the official university site here: Home | SUSL

[vidumali]

Why I Love Studying at Sabaragamuwa University

🌿 Hey Tumblr fam! I just wanted to take a moment to share something close to my heart — my experience at Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, a place that’s more than just classrooms and assignments. It's where I found peace, passion, and purpose. 💚

🌄 A Hidden Gem in the Hills

Imagine studying on a campus surrounded by misty hills, green forests, and natural waterfalls. Sounds dreamy, right? Well, that’s exactly what SUSL in Belihuloya feels like. The air is fresh, the environment is peaceful, and nature literally whispers encouragement while you study. 😌🍃

📌 Location: Belihuloya, Sri Lanka 🔗 Official Website of SUSL

💻 My Faculty: Computing

As a proud student of the Faculty of Computing, I can honestly say that SUSL is more than qualified when it comes to academic excellence. 💯

Our professors are not just knowledgeable—they actually care. We work on cool projects, explore real-world tech, and even get support for internships and future careers.

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👩‍💻 Tech, Talent & Tenacity

You might be surprised, but SUSL is seriously catching up with the tech world.

Let me break it down for you—our Faculty of Computing is organized into three departments, and each one opens up different futures:

🖥️ Department of Computing and Information Systems (CIS)

A great fit if you're interested in IT infrastructure, system design, software, and business applications

You learn how tech supports and transforms businesses, governments, and society

🛠️ Department of Software Engineering (SE)

Perfect if you love to build software from the ground up

Focuses on software architecture, testing, DevOps, and full development lifecycles

📊 Department of Data Science (DS)

The department of the future! 🌐

Teaches you how to work with big data, machine learning, AI, statistics, and more

If you like solving puzzles with data, this is your world

No matter which path you choose, you’ll get:

Modern course content aligned with global tech trends

Hands-on labs and access to real tools (GitHub, Python, VS Code, cloud platforms, etc.)

Internships with leading IT companies

Final-year projects that are often built with startups or community needs in mind

Some of my seniors are now working at top companies, others are doing research abroad—that’s the kind of transformation this faculty creates. 🙌

For more information: click here

🫶 Why SUSL Feels Like Home

Here’s a little list of what I adore about life here:

Friendly community – always someone to help you out

Calm campus – no traffic noise, just birds and waterfalls

Opportunities – tons of events, workshops, clubs

Affordable – both the university and the area are budget-friendly

Balance – education + mental wellness = perfect combo

🌐 Not Just a University – A Lifestyle

Sabaragamuwa University doesn't just prepare you for a career; it shapes you as a human being. It’s not all books and exams—we grow, we laugh, we support each other.

Whether you’re into tech, social sciences, management, or agriculture, there’s a faculty that fits your vibe.

✨ Learn more about SUSL here

💬 Final Thoughts

If you're thinking about studying in Sri Lanka, or even just curious about a different kind of university experience, I highly recommend checking out Sabaragamuwa University. It changed my life in the best way.

💚 Tag a friend who needs to hear about this gem! 📥 DM me if you want tips about the application process or student life here!

[randomuniversityquotes]

Just finished up the semester and boy am I not doing great. Another semester, another struggle. I managed to pass everything far better than expected, except for my diffy q's class. I was 2% from the C I needed and I am so mad a C- won't do it, but I know understanding the material better through retaking the class will only benefit me in the future. And having gone through the class once will definitely put me ahead and basically guarantees a pass if I work for it. Not everyone passes the first time, second time, or even the third time, and I'm just going to have to be okay with it and readjust. And it's the hardest math I'll ever have to do, so I'm more than happy to take my time since I appearantly have to lol. I'm still hoping to get out of here in May 2027 at the latest.

Other than that, I picked up a year long internship last semester at our career fair and will be working part time until summer hits, then I'll go for full time. I'm so excited to get industry experience! And getting an internship as a first semester Sophomore was crazy, I'm so so grateful.

My final grades were as follows:

Physics II (and lab): A (easy with no exams)

Mechanics of Materials: B+ (surprisingly I did more than barely pass (so thankful for the open note exams))

Differential Equations: C- (still upset that I have to retake it but I'm going to do better no matter what)

Spanish 4: A (no hablo muy bien espa��ol, pero mi participación y uso de duolingo fue suficiente. no más clases de español para mi.)

Engineering Computations: A- (considering that the second half of the semester was kicking my ass, this was a pleasant surprise)

(~16ish credits)

My new classes are:

Engineering Statistics

Dynamics

Differential Equations (again)

Computer Science in C/C++ (lecture and lab)

CAD Design II (lab)

(~15ish credits)

I'm cautiously optimistic about the upcoming semester. My schedule looks way better than the last semester's and the spring will definitely be easier to function in than this trippy winter weather. I'll get through this and build my skills until I can officially call myself an engineer one day. I have my doubts after my failure to pass diffy q's the first time, but so many successful people have failed engineering classes before making it, and maybe this just has to be my wake-up call. I'm not stupid and I'm capable of doing great things even if it feels like it's lifetimes ahead of me right now. I just have to actually work for it instead of relying on my natural intelligence and insane academic luck. Suffering is the life of the engineering student after all, better own it 😅

That's it for this update, thanks for sticking around with me on this journey! Stay tuned for the rest of the quotes from this semester and whatever else comes next!

[prettyboykatsuki-moved]

not quite an academic fuck up but i worked really hard all my life especially in college to set myself up for an easy financial future in the corporate world and i got it and i have a job secured for post grad and it’s the worst ever. my internship with the company was mindnumbingly boring and yesterday i broke down in my professors office hours and finally admitted to myself that i cannot have a life that doesn’t involve creation/literary analysis which sounds lame af but i basically am accepting the fact that after a few years working im gonna go to grad school of some sort and probably only ever be just okay financially. and that’s really hard bc immigrant parents of color and expectations and my own debilitating fear of failure but i have to be brave and admit that this is what is truly important to me and what makes my life worth living and it’s gonna sound so corny but it’s genuinely been people like u who write long meta posts about anime and mangas and unabashedly love the act of writing that helped me nurture my love for writing of all different types before i admitted to myself that i wanted writing to be my life. so thank u for that and thank u for being brave bc it’s helped me decide to do the same

i really. man this made me cry a bit

im in a similar situation as you in many ways. i really dont hate computer science or programming - but im of the belief that i will never find anything or any career that i love as much as writing. i did consider going into the humanities but like you i have immigrant parents and i put stability over passion. also, i learned that i think putting longterm pressure on myself to monetize what is ultimately a passion for me is really stressful. for me though, work will pretty much always be secondary to my hobbies and interests. that was what i concluded as compromise. ill build a life around wanting to do what i wanted. i wanted a job that i can do with a technical skillset even if it does not incite the same joy and that i could do without resenting.

i had this realization early, and i dont regret pursuing compsci at all. its very accommodating to me and i enjoy it. but in a world where i had nothing else to consider, i think i would've been nice to push for something else. im minoring in creative writing as compensation and compromise. maybe ill change my mind in the future, or maybe not.

this silly hobby is also what makes my life worth living in many ways. beyond the scope of just fanfiction, it is writing and media and art and literature that keeps me alive. i commend what you're doing and im unbelievably proud of you. i hope we can be proud of each other and make amends with our expectations to do what is important to us and pursue what makes us happiest even if those paths look different. its tough but we'll do it. i will and so will you, one step at a time.

[amarantine-amirite]

Texts from the Future

Everybody has been asked this question at least once in their lifetime: where do you see yourself in 5 years?

No two people have the same answer, but in truth, the best way to respond is to say the following: it's very hard to know what will happen in 5 years given how quickly the world changes these days. Usually, it’s best to follow up with an example of contenders for the next biggest thing in 5 years. This example can vary from year to year.

When you think about it, that question about where you see yourself in 5 years is guesswork with extra steps. The vaguest guests are the best ones. Anything too specific, and you will have guessed wrong.

I’m lucky. Instead of guessing, I can just check my phone. I've gotten all these notifications dated 5 years into the future. At first, I thought it was a glitch of some sort, but it's really an interesting story.

Like the ideal response to the five-year question, the notifications my phone gives me are vague. I’ve only received five, dated a year apart. You have done something you previously felt was impossible. You have dodged a bullet. You have gone on a trip. You are in for a surprise. Wake up.

I ignored them at first. I thought it was a joke. It took me the full five years to discover what it all meant.

The first one was easy. I graduated high school and began to do my core courses for college over the summer. Both of those things felt impossible.

The second one came as a bit of a surprise, and not a good surprise. During my second semester, I discovered that I failed fall term discrete mathematics because my course notes were to be submitted for credit. Notes with messy handwriting were marked incomplete because they couldn’t be digitized for automatic grading. Thankfully, it didn’t matter. The degree requirements for my major changed, and the DM course no longer impacted my academic standing. I got an internship at Apple and it was smooth sailing for the rest of the summer

You would have had to stick your head in a bucket to miss the third one. I did my fall semester abroad in Spain. 

I discovered just how unpleasant the surprise was. What was supposed to be my last year ended up being my second last year, and where things started to sour.

First, the university dismissed the entire physics department, forcing me to transfer to computer science. Since that discrete mathematics course that I failed was now a requirement, I had to retake discrete mathematics. Halfway through the term, the instructor died of a superbug and the department couldn’t find anyone else to teach the class. That meant they eliminated the course.

I had to meet with an academic advisor to rectify the problem. Once I explained to her what happened, she didn’t believe me. She leaned over and asked, “Now, were the last five years a dream?”

“They were until they became a nightmare,” I responded. 

The academic advisor shook her head. “That’s not what I mean,” she continued, “Like, did everything that happened in the last five years happen for real or are you dreaming?”

“What the hell are you talking about?” I said, taken aback.

She quickly answered my question. She mentioned that there have been reports that victims of torture, during the act, would retreat into a fantasy world from which they could not wake up. In this catatonic state, the victim lived in a world where their life went great.  

The only way that they realized they needed to wake up was a string of things going catastrophically wrong that led them to some sort of reminder within their fantasy world which would tell them the truth. Even then, it would often take months before they were ready to discard their fantasy world and wake up.

Now, I assumed she was either full of shit or making stuff up to get me to leave. Either way, it wasn’t helpful. 

Today was the day I finally woke up.

source

[enaistyping]

September 23, 2024

Today was extremely productive for me!

I was able to lock in to over 4 hours of coding today (which is not super normal for me), so I am extremely proud of myself for putting in an extraordinary amount of effort into something I love! Once I was able to work on just coding today, it reminded me why I love it so much; which is something I really needed. Recently I have been really doubting my skills and love for computers, but after today I really got my spark back.

In addition to working on school projects, I finally decided to start working on LeetCodes. I haven't used it before, but I think it will be great practice and I'm super excited to try it out. (This is probably something I should have started much sooner, but at the same time, it's never to late to start!)

Tomorrow I have an internship fair, hosted by my university. It should be a great experience to talk to recruiters and learn about companies I could intern at in the future. Last year I went to my universities internship fair, however it was online, so it was much easier to talk to the recruiters when they weren't face to face... I am planning on finding somewhere to intern soon, as I'd like to have an internship by next summer.

Finally something academic related that ISN'T computer science related (since I know I have some followers from langblr). Today in my German class I got to write an essay, which I LOVE to do. Our essay prompts were related to relationship vocabulary, so I got to write about my boyfriend. It was so fun and I wrote so much but was still the first to get out of class (which I was proud of). I absolutely ADORE writing in and using the German language. I am still considering a minor in German, but I am not sure if I will have the time or energy to do so. This is also my last semester of German (if I don't chose to minor), which I am quite sad about. However, I will definitely continue to practice and study on my own out of school!

>> Take some time to take care of yourself this week and know that you are loved ! xx

[nietalwar2]

Discover Academic Excellence at the Best Engineering College in Alwar

When it comes to choosing the right institution for higher education, selecting a college that combines strong academics with holistic student development is essential. In the heart of Rajasthan lies a hub of quality technical education—Best Engineering College in Alwar—offering exceptional programs that shape the engineers of tomorrow.

Alwar, a rapidly developing city known for its educational infrastructure, has become a preferred destination for engineering aspirants. The best colleges here offer a perfect mix of theoretical knowledge, industry exposure, and personality development. Among these, the Best Study College in Alwar is particularly noted for its cutting-edge labs, experienced faculty, and a student-centric learning environment.

What makes this institution stand out is its strong commitment to providing quality education across multiple engineering disciplines such as Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, and Computer Science. The curriculum is regularly updated to align with current industry standards, ensuring students graduate with the skills employers demand. Beyond academics, the college places a strong emphasis on extracurricular activities, encouraging students to participate in innovation challenges, robotics clubs, and tech fests that foster real-world problem-solving skills.

Another distinguishing feature of the College in Alwar is its strong placement record. Top companies from across India actively recruit from its campus. The college hosts regular training and internship opportunities, ensuring students are job-ready by the time they graduate. In addition, soft skills and aptitude training are incorporated into the academic program to enhance overall employability.

Infrastructure-wise, the college boasts a modern campus with state-of-the-art facilities, including well-equipped laboratories, digital classrooms, Wi-Fi-enabled hostels, and a large central library. Students also benefit from 24/7 access to e-learning resources, simulation software, and engineering tools that support experiential learning.

Moreover, the faculty plays a critical role in the success of the college. With years of teaching experience and industry exposure, they mentor students at every stage, from first-year project ideation to final-year industrial training. Guest lectures, workshops, and seminars conducted by industry experts and academicians from top institutions further enrich the learning experience.

The college also promotes a strong sense of social responsibility among its students. Through various NSS and community outreach programs, students are encouraged to apply their engineering skills to solve real-life problems and contribute to societal development.

Alumni from this college have gone on to become successful engineers, entrepreneurs, and researchers, contributing significantly in their respective fields. Many of them credit their success to the strong foundation laid by the college—one that focuses on technical excellence, integrity, and lifelong learning.

In conclusion, if you’re looking for a place that offers top-tier engineering education, robust student support, and promising career opportunities, then the Best Engineering College in Alwar, also recognized as the Best Study College in Alwar, should be at the top of your list. Not only does it provide a nurturing academic atmosphere, but it also equips students with the tools they need to excel in the global engineering landscape. Whether you’re aspiring to build skyscrapers, design software, or innovate sustainable energy solutions, the College in Alwar provides the ideal launchpad for your future.

[ansprotech]

🚀 Our Portfolio

Welcome to the portfolio of Anspro Technologies, where innovation meets impact. With a strong presence in Bengaluru, we specialize in IT training, internships, and final-year academic project guidance for students and professionals across domains like Computer Science, ECE, and MCA.

🎓 Academic Projects

We have delivered 1000+ final-year projects across multiple technologies and domains, empowering students from top universities with real-world problem-solving experience.

✅ MCA & BCA Projects

Online Exam Portal Using Django

Student Performance Prediction Using Machine Learning

Crime Rate Prediction Using Python

Cloud-based Library Management System

✅ Computer Science Engineering Projects

AI Chatbot with NLP & Deep Learning

Secure File Transfer Using Blockchain

Real-time Traffic Analysis System

IoT-Based Smart Energy Monitoring System

�� ECE Projects

Voice Controlled Wheelchair using Arduino

Smart Helmet with Alcohol Detection

IoT-based Women Safety System

Line Following Robot using Sensors

💼 Internship Programs

Our industry-focused internship programs are tailored to provide hands-on exposure and job-ready skills. Over 3,000+ students have successfully completed internships and received placement support.

Internship Domains:

Python Full Stack Development

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

Embedded Systems & IoT

Java & Android App Development

Data Science with Power BI

Web Development with React & Node.js

Highlights:

Live Projects

Weekly Progress Reviews

Internship Certificates

Placement Assistance

🛠️ Corporate & Job-Oriented Training

We offer job-oriented training programs designed by experts, blending core concepts with industry use-cases.

Technologies Trained:

Python | Java | C | C++

Data Structures & Algorithms

Web Development (HTML, CSS, JS, React, Node.js)

AI/ML & Data Science

DevOps, AWS & Cloud Computing

🏆 Achievements

📈 92% Internship-to-Job Conversion Rate

🧑‍🎓 Trained over 10,000+ learners across India

🤝 Partnered with 50+ colleges for project training

💼 Helped 2,000+ students secure placements in 2024 alone

📸 Project Showcase

1. AI-powered Resume Ranker

Built with Python, Flask, and OpenAI APIs Enables recruiters to auto-rank resumes based on job descriptions

2. Smart Parking System (IoT)

Hardware + software integration using NodeMCU, IR sensors, and a web dashboard

3. College Event Management App

Android app developed using Java and Firebase backend

4. Weather Forecast App

ReactJS front-end with OpenWeatherMap API integration

5. Fake News Detection Using ML

NLP-based system using Tfidf + Random Forest Classifier

🎯 Client & Student Testimonials

“Anspro helped me land my first job in IT with their internship and project guidance. Truly professional and helpful!” — Karthik R, MCA Student

“As a final-year B.Tech student, I was stuck for project ideas. The team at Anspro not only helped me with ideas but also guided me through execution.” — Sneha M, CSE Student

“Their AI and ML training with internship was top-class. The exposure I got helped me in cracking my interviews.” — Naveen S, Fresher in Data Science

🧑‍💻 Our Technology Stack

Languages: Python, Java, C, C++, JavaScript

Frameworks: Django, Flask, React, Node.js, Express, Android SDK

Tools: Git, Firebase, Docker, Power BI, AWS

ML & AI: scikit-learn, TensorFlow, OpenCV, NLTK

IoT/Embedded: Arduino, Raspberry Pi, NodeMCU, Sensors

🌐 Our Clients & College Collaborations

RV College of Engineering

PES University

New Horizon College

Jain University

Acharya Institute

and 50+ more institutions across India

 Let’s Build Together

Whether you’re a student, college, or recruiter, Anspro Technologies is your trusted partner for training, internships, and innovative project development.

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[nmietbbsr]

From Workshop to Aerospace: How Mechanical Engineering Fuels Your Career Dreams

When people hear “mechanical engineering,” many think of tools, machines, and factories. But the truth is far more exciting—especially for students who dream big. If you're aiming to work in cutting-edge sectors like electric vehicles (EVs), aircraft design, or space tech, a BTech in Mechanical Engineering is a powerful launchpad. And the right college of engineering Bhubaneswar can help turn those dreams into real-world success.

Let’s break down why mechanical engineering is more than just nuts and bolts—and how it can lead you straight into the automobile or aerospace industries.

Why Choose Mechanical Engineering?

Mechanical engineering is the backbone of modern innovation. It blends physics, mathematics, and material science with practical design to solve real-world problems. From engines and machines to renewable energy systems and space vehicles—mechanical engineers are behind them all.

During your BTech, you'll dive into:

Thermodynamics and heat transfer

Mechanics and materials

Fluid dynamics

CAD design and simulation software

Robotics and automation

This strong technical foundation prepares you for specialized roles in both the automobile and aerospace domains.

Shifting Gears: Careers in the Automobile Industry

India has become a global automotive hub. According to industry reports, India ranked as the third-largest automobile market in 2022, surpassing Japan. That means more companies, more innovation—and more opportunities for mechanical engineers.

Popular job roles include:

Vehicle Design Engineer

Quality Control Engineer

Powertrain Specialist

EV Battery Systems Analyst

Production & Maintenance Engineer

With the EV wave gaining momentum, companies like Tata Motors, Ola Electric, and Ather Energy are seeking engineers who understand both traditional mechanics and emerging tech.

Students from top college of engineering Bhubaneswar institutions have already begun contributing to EV innovation through campus-based R&D clubs and EV model projects.

Aim Higher: Opportunities in Aerospace Engineering

Aerospace may sound like rocket science—but it's well within reach for mechanical graduates.

Organizations like ISRO, DRDO, Boeing, Airbus, and HAL frequently hire mechanical engineers for:

Propulsion and thermodynamic analysis

Aircraft structural design

Materials testing for high-speed applications

CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) and FEA (Finite Element Analysis)

If you’re fascinated by aircraft, drones, or space missions, mechanical engineering opens that door. Some students from Bhubaneswar’s leading institutes, including NMIET, have even completed aerospace-focused projects and internships during their final year, using the college’s strong lab and research support.

Must-Have Skills for Industry Readiness

To stand out in the automobile or aerospace job market, you'll need more than textbook knowledge. Focus on building the following skills:

Software Tools: Learn SolidWorks, CATIA, AutoCAD, ANSYS, and MATLAB

Simulation & Coding: Use Python or MATLAB for thermal, stress, and dynamic simulations

Certifications: Enroll in online courses via NPTEL, Coursera, or industry-endorsed platforms

Project Work: Build go-karts, drones, or design EV components—these show practical understanding

Institutes like NMIET, a top private college of engineering Bhubaneswar, actively promote such learning through workshops, mentorship, and campus competitions.

Internships & Job Opportunities

Top companies don’t just want degrees—they want demonstrated skill. Here’s how you can stand out:

Internships: Try landing one with Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, DRDO, or GE Aviation

Student Competitions: Participate in SAE BAJA, Go-Kart Racing, or Aero Design Challenges

Campus Innovation Labs: Join or start project teams that work on real-world prototypes

Students from colleges across Bhubaneswar have landed internships through their performance in such competitions—especially in national forums like SAEINDIA events. Several teams from NMIET have made it to the finals in Go-Kart and Formula Student challenges.

The Road Ahead: Mechanical Engineering in the Future

Industry 4.0 is changing everything. Modern mechanical engineers need to know more than mechanics—they must understand automation, IoT, and smart manufacturing. In aerospace, innovations in drone tech, reusable launch systems, and sustainable aviation fuel are reshaping the field.

This evolution means more exciting opportunities—if you’re ready to upskill continuously and stay curious.

Final Advice: Choose the Right Learning Environment

If you're planning a career in automobiles or aerospace, a mechanical engineering degree is the perfect first step—but where you study matters.

Choose a college of engineering Bhubaneswar that doesn’t just teach theory but actively supports innovation, real-world learning, and industry exposure. Institutions like NMIET focus on hands-on training, industry tie-ups, and skill-based education—helping students gain an edge even before graduation.

So, whether your dream is to design EVs or help build rockets—gear up, get skilled, and let mechanical engineering drive your ambitions sky-high.

Want help finding the best mechanical programs or colleges in Bhubaneswar that focus on hands-on learning? I can help shortlist a few for you.

[learntechww]

Top 20 B.Tech Colleges in India (2025) – Rankings, Courses & Fees

Introduction:

Engineering continues to be one of the most sought-after career paths in India, and choosing the right college can shape your future. In this detailed guide, we bring you the top 20 B.Tech colleges in India based on NIRF 2024 rankings, course offerings, and fee structures. Whether you’re aiming for IITs, NITs, IIITs, or top private universities, this list will help you find the best B.Tech colleges in India for your goals.

Why Choosing the Right B.Tech College Matters

The right engineering college provides not only a strong academic foundation but also access to research, industry exposure, internships, and global opportunities. That’s why students across the country look for the top 10 best B.Tech colleges in India every year.

Top 20 B.Tech Colleges in India (2025)

Here’s a list of the top B.Tech colleges in India, based on NIRF rankings, placement records, faculty quality, infrastructure, and student reviews:

Rank - College Name - Location - Avg Fees (Per Year) - Admission Exam

1 - IIT Madras - Chennai - ₹2.1 Lakh - JEE Advanced

2 - IIT Delhi - New Delhi - ₹2.2 Lakh - JEE Advanced

3 - IIT Bombay - Mumbai - ₹2.2 Lakh - JEE Advanced

4 - IIT Kanpur - Kanpur - ₹2.2 Lakh - JEE Advanced

5 - IIT Kharagpur - Kharagpur - ₹2.2 Lakh - JEE Advanced

6 - IIT Roorkee - Roorkee - ₹2.1 Lakh - JEE Advanced

7 - IIT Guwahati - Guwahati - ₹2.1 Lakh - JEE Advanced

8 - NIT Trichy - Tamil Nadu - ₹1.6 Lakh - JEE Main

9 - NIT Surathkal - Karnataka - ₹1.6 Lakh - JEE Main

10 - IIIT Hyderabad - Hyderabad - ₹3 Lakh - JEE Main

11 - BITS Pilani - Pilani - ₹4 Lakh - BITSAT

12 - IIT Hyderabad - Hyderabad - ₹2.2 Lakh - JEE Advanced

13 - IIT BHU Varanasi - Varanasi - ₹2.2 Lakh - JEE Advanced

14 - VIT Vellore - Tamil Nadu - ₹1.98 Lakh - VITEEE

15 - DTU (Delhi Tech. University) - Delhi - ₹2 Lakh - JEE Main

16 - NSUT Delhi - Delhi - ₹1.9 Lakh - JEE Main

17 - IIIT Bangalore - Bangalore - ₹3.5 Lakh - JEE Main

18 - MIT Manipal - Karnataka - ₹3.3 Lakh - MET

19 - SRM Institute of Science & Technology - Chennai - ₹2.5 Lakh - SRMJEEE

20 - Shiv Nadar University - Greater Noida - ₹2.5 Lakh - SNUSAT / JEE Main

Top 5 B.Tech Colleges in India (2025)

If you're shortlisting the top 5 BTech colleges in India, here are your elite institutions:

IIT Madras

IIT Delhi

IIT Bombay

IIT Kanpur

IIT Kharagpur

These institutes consistently top every ranking for being the best universities for B.Tech in India in terms of research output, alumni success, global recognition, and campus placements.

Popular B.Tech Specializations in India

Computer Science and Engineering (CSE)

Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)

Mechanical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Artificial Intelligence & Data Science

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Biotechnology Engineering

All the top 10 B.Tech colleges in India offer these specializations with advanced labs and faculty.

B.Tech Fees in Top Colleges

Here's a quick snapshot of average annual tuition fees in B.Tech colleges in India:

Category - Fee Range

IITs - ₹2 – ₹2.2 Lakhs

NITs - ₹1.5 – ₹1.7 Lakhs

IIITs - ₹2.5 – ₹3.5 Lakhs

Private Colleges - ₹2 – ₹4 Lakhs

Looking for affordability? NITs and state universities like DTU or NSUT offer high ROI with moderate fees.

How to Choose the Right B.Tech College?

When selecting from the top 10 best B.Tech colleges in India, consider:

Accreditation (AICTE/UGC)

NIRF Ranking

Placement history

Infrastructure & faculty

Location & industry connect

Scholarships & affordability

Final Words

India is home to some of the most prestigious engineering institutes in the world. Whether you're aiming for IITs or top private universities, this list of B.Tech colleges in India will help you find the ideal match. For more in-depth guidance, college comparisons, and admission tips, visit Learntechww.com — your go-to destination for education and career success.

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MIT WPU – A Perfect Blend of Innovation, Education & Opportunities

When it comes to selecting a university that combines academic excellence, world-class infrastructure, industry exposure, and overall personality development, MIT WPU stands out as a leading choice for Indian and international students.

Short for MIT World Peace University, MIT WPU is not just a college – it’s a modern learning destination where education meets innovation. Whether you aim to become an engineer, manager, designer, or scientist, this university provides the ideal foundation for your dreams.

In this blog, we explore everything you need to know about MIT WPU – courses, campus life, admission process, placements, and more!

What is MIT WPU?

MIT WPU, located in Pune, Maharashtra, is one of India’s top private universities. Established under the flagship of MIT Group of Institutions, the university is known for its holistic approach to education. The name "World Peace University" reflects its core value – promoting global peace through education.

It is recognized by UGC and approved by AICTE and other statutory bodies. MIT WPU offers over 150+ undergraduate, postgraduate, diploma, and doctoral programs across various disciplines.

Why Choose MIT WPU?

Here’s why thousands of students from across India choose MIT WPU every year:

National Ranking & Recognition

MIT WPU consistently ranks among the top private universities in India for engineering, management, law, and liberal arts. It is NAAC accredited and features in NIRF rankings.

Career-Focused Curriculum

The university follows an industry-aligned curriculum designed in collaboration with experts to ensure you're job-ready from day one.

Excellent Placements

With over 1000+ recruiting companies on board, students at MIT WPU enjoy top-tier placements in companies like Google, Amazon, Infosys, TCS, Wipro, Capgemini, Accenture, and many more.

World-Class Campus

The campus has everything – smart classrooms, modern labs, incubation centers, libraries, hostels, auditoriums, and peaceful green surroundings.

International Exposure

MIT WPU offers global exchange programs, international internships, and partnerships with 100+ universities worldwide.

Popular Courses Offered at MIT WPU

Whether you're from a Science, Commerce, or Arts background, MIT WPU has the right program for you.

🎓 Undergraduate Programs (UG)

B.Tech (Computer, Mechanical, Civil, E&TC, AI & ML, Robotics, Data Science)

BBA / BBA IB / BBA Analytics

B.Com / BCA / B.Sc / B.Des / BA (Mass Media, Political Science, Psychology)

BA LLB / BBA LLB

🎓 Postgraduate Programs (PG)

M.Tech

MBA (HR, Finance, Marketing, Business Analytics, Operations)

M.Sc / MCA / MA / M.Des / LLM

Doctoral Programs

PhD programs are available in Engineering, Management, Law, Sciences, and Social Sciences.

All courses are designed with experiential learning through live projects, internships, and hands-on training.

MIT WPU Admission Process

Admission to MIT WPU is simple and student-friendly.

Step 1: Fill the Application Form

Apply online through the official MIT WPU website.

Step 2: Appear for Entrance Test

Depending on your course, you may need to appear for entrance exams like:

B.Tech: JEE Main / MHT CET / PERA CET

MBA: CAT / MAT / XAT / CMAT / MAH MBA CET

Design: MIT-WPU DAT

Law: CLAT / MH-CET Law

Step 3: Personal Interview & Document Verification

Step 4: Final Admission & Fee Payment

Scholarships are available for meritorious and economically weaker students. You can apply for MIT WPU Merit Scholarships during the admission process.

Placement Highlights at MIT WPU

📌 Key Stats:

1000+ recruiters

85%+ placement rate

Average package: ₹5.5 LPA

Highest package: ₹44 LPA

Top recruiters include:

Amazon

Google

Infosys

Deloitte

HDFC Bank

Tech Mahindra

Capgemini

Cognizant

Microsoft (Internship roles)

The Career Services Department at MIT WPU provides full support in resume building, interview training, aptitude prep, and pre-placement talks.

Life at MIT WPU Campus

At MIT WPU, life is not just about books. The university offers a vibrant campus life filled with events, competitions, student clubs, and social work.

🎭 Clubs & Activities:

Coding Club

Robotics Club

Photography Society

Drama & Cultural Groups

Entrepreneurship Cell

Social Impact Club

🧘‍♂️ Peace Education & Yoga:

As part of its World Peace mission, the university also conducts Peace Studies, yoga sessions, and value-based education to help students become better human beings.

🏡 Hostel Life:

Spacious and well-maintained hostels with Wi-Fi, mess, gym, laundry, and common rooms ensure a comfortable stay.

What Students Say About MIT WPU

"The experience at MIT WPU was life-changing. The faculty and the learning environment helped me grow academically and personally." — Sakshi Mehta, B.Tech CSE

"Amazing placement support and exposure to real-world projects. I'm now working at Deloitte, thanks to MIT WPU." — Rohit Kulkarni, MBA 2022

"MIT WPU is not just a university; it’s a place that shapes your personality, skills, and confidence." — Priya Sharma, BBA IB

Final Thoughts

If you're serious about building a successful career and want a college that provides knowledge, innovation, personality development, and peace-based learning, then MIT WPU is your ideal destination.

With its industry-linked courses, great placements, global exposure, and modern campus, MIT WPU helps students unlock their full potential and step confidently into the professional world.

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