BITS Pilani Dual Degrees Part 3- The Reality | MOST IMPORTANT VIDEO FOR DUAL DEGREE ASPIRANTS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- This is a long one, but really important topics have been covered. I assure you, you won't find this information anywhere else, as it is taken from my personal experience after a lot of thought.
This is so professional and informative... Literally what I expect from "student youtubers"
Means a lot to me. Thanks.
So true
You are AWESOME... OUTSTANDING... in explaining the Divine details of dual degree... with such clarity and pace. This is a GREAT SEVA... to all dual degree Aspirants. Best of GRACE... for ur EVERYTHING...
Bro you will increase cutoff for dual degree to greater than that of single degree🙈😬
haha true!
Everyone has said everything nice to be said about this video series. Parent of a BITS hopeful here, and these helped immesely.
the video that i needed and got it here
man you were to the point no rubbish and yeah most importantly the reality
we need seniors like you. LOVE YOU BROTHER
Wow I feel so satisfied now. Thank you very much!
this video is the definition of a perfect YT video
Thank you for this video bhaiya
I have got msc physics dual in pilani and i was really confused but this video helped a lot
bhai
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Thank you for this video
Cleared all my doubts 👍
A well structured and comprehensive video. Appreciate your efforts and thank you for taking the time to make this.
It's a bit awkward to ask but.. As u know we r doing be just for jobs and we r also going to be a dualite some what like u.... So all I am asking you is what amount of package u were getting from companies at placements and at PS2.... Ty for making this video
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Such a great content delivered in calm and collected manner
Keep making such videos. Thanks
Thanks a lot bhaiya your videos about dual degree are excellent and very helpful. These videos really helped me a lot to choose my prefrence order.
thanks a lot very informative and clear
Is it confirmed that i'll be offered a BE degree next year if I enroll in an MSc course this year????
Yes. th-cam.com/video/98P5gwvNU_8/w-d-xo.html
Thank You Bhaiya.
Bro great work from your end cut to cut information thank you you helped alot....🙏🏻
Thankyou so much bhaiya it helped a lot!
Thx
Very well researched & helpful video like your previous ones.👍👍In the dual degrees ie maths phy chem bio n eco, how many students in all compete for cs 50 seats? What i mean is how many students enrol for each of the dual courses.
That number varies every year, so better go by percentages. 20-30% of all dualites will get CS. Now if there are 200 dualites, 40-60 will get CS. If there are 300 then 60-90 will get it and so on. The absolute number doesn't matter if you know the percentage.
@@everythingbitsatfromabitsi341 thank you for such a quick response Srajan👍
Bhaiya can u pls make a video explaining the courses taught in msc physics? Also is the quantum mech taught there only mathematical in nature? Thanks.
Bhaiya pls previois question black reply kar degeye. Ty
What about the con of not being able to choose a minor as a dual degree student?
thank you this is really informative
How is chemical at hyderabad? Should go for it? Or dj sanghavi ele telcommmuntion?
Bro just now I am watching your video the information is helpful
But I have doubts bro
Is dual degree worth
What is mathematics and computing they are adding a seperate branch and I have doubt
Will dual degree helps to get excel in data science field please clarify all my doubts bro
bhaiya ... can we change our msc course after we get good cgpa like 8.5 cgpa in 1 st year
Plzz tell what can I do
sir please make videos for aspirants in 2022 batch pls pls pls
Very nicely explained
Should've seen this 3 years ago
very helpful video.
Please make a video on ME degree programs and scholarships for GATE qualifiers ..
Will a dualite get less preference in comparison to a single degree holder when it comes while changing jobs?
sir , which is the easiest M.Sc to cover for not getting over burdened as you mentioned,
Although I have interest in physics but still I will manage with any other branch just for the sake of not having a hectic schedule.
The thing is easiest will have comparitivly less value .but hardest is headache
Bhaiya 15:45 is there any combination of cs+chemistry?
as bio+cs=computational biology?
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computational_chemistry#:~:text=Computational%20chemistry%20is%20a%20branch,properties%20of%20molecules%20and%20solids.
kinda want it on my own cause i wanna do IT research but idk tbh
Really helpful👍
I am elligible for Inspire and have just joined Msc Physics
Any idea how to apply for it?
bhaiya i have a doubt,
once you have preference in BE chosen in the first year
is there something like we have to maintain our cgpa to retain the CS BE degree?
Hello bhaiyya, I am interested in both chemistry and biology, but which one will have less hectic schedule comparatively. I am ready to work for either one but it doesn't make sense to overburden myself any more than I need to
Go by your interest, not by work load. I have covered Bio in great detail here - th-cam.com/video/s1nrWU21T1I/w-d-xo.html
In case of neutral preference, I generally suggest Bio personally.
How is MSc. Eco ?
I have no idea about economics...but i have heard eco + cs/electronics get good package.
Eco would hardly affect placements in IT/EEE jobs.
What opportunities does we have with msc mathematics in research and industry area along with BE
What is avg package for ece in bits?
Bhiaya how many cg we need to have to get cs. Also what about B.E. C.S. with M.Sc. Economics?
Nice video. Cleared my doubts. Thanks. Can you give me different research areas for combination of physics and Cs .
You can look into quantum computing (designing and using computer algorithms which work with quantum qubits, instead of the normal electronic 0/1 bits), computational physics (using various numerical and computational techniques to solve differential equations governing natural phenomena, which can't be solved analytically), etc.
@@everythingbitsatfromabitsi341 thank you so much bhaiya that you are solving my queries ; if I'm interested in particle physics and want to research on standard model , then can physics +cs be the right choice?
@@maunil108 this is way too specific to think about now. Come to college with an open mind and explore first.
@@everythingbitsatfromabitsi341 okay.👍👍
Pls answer what was your cut off for cgpa for CS?? And also pls tell me about ECE , EEE
Bro start guiding 2021 aspirants
Got 279 in bitsat, Should I go for Msc physics in goa?? I'm really confused :/
hii i have same score as yours planning for dual
@@atomicv4025 are you on telegram? I really wanna discuss the details...
Yeah guys I got 271 I am also confused should I do msc chem from bits pilani or not
@@abhimanyuthapliyal5823 why not some oher msc from goa or hyd?
@@atomicv4025 becz in phy I dont have interest and maths is hell lot difficult ,I like chem and it is relatively easier than math so why not take it in pilani (main) campus.
I don't like physics does I should take MSc in physics
First of all right now is too soon to be actually thinking about all this. Atleast write your BITSAT and have some choices and then worry about what to choose among those.
Secondly, to answer your question, you won't be doing much of +2 level physics after the first year Physics course, which is common to all.
For your MSc, you will study some subjects like Optics, which will not be entirely new, but extensions of what you have already done, but mostly you will have totally new things. For example in the Classical Mechanics course you will learn about Hamiltonian and Lagrangian formulations of apart from the Newtonian formulation you know.
Most of your college physics will involve a completely new topic, which is quantum mechanics, which deals with particles of extremely small sizes. It will involve a significant amount of abstract linear algebra, and it is really a totally new domain. A lot of courses will be just applications of Quantum Mechanics in one way or another.
The only thing that remains same as before is the basic objective of Physics. Trying to explain what you see around you. Understanding nature. If you are into that sort of thing, you won't be disappointed.
There are many people who were scared of Physics before but loved it in college. That said, it is one of the tougher MScs and one should only take up an MSc based on interest as you will be studying it for a good part of 5 years. So if you are absolutely repulsed by Physics, then probably don't go for it.
If I want a ML/AI based job, can I take MSc Biological Sciences and BE in CS? Or should I go for MSc Physics like you? I'm in class 12 rn, will be writing BITSAT next year.
Aim for CS for now. Bio is a good option as well but keep it as a backup.
@@everythingbitsatfromabitsi341 yeah thank you for replying :)
Sir pls tell approx ECE cutoff in bits goa in cgpa
Bhaiya you make really informative videos .....tnx....
But please tell me the chances to get dual in bits 2019 in 261 marks as i m applying for it
Process will take time and i m considering other colleges too
I m very tensed please tell me my chances
Please🙏
I can't predict cutoffs I am sorry.
@@everythingbitsatfromabitsi341 ok sir thank u
One more doubt i got is what is (msc genrel studies) in pilani campus this time in preference column
Is it better than biological sciences
@@AaA-wp8qb it's only for children of supporting staff of institute. You can ignore it.
@@everythingbitsatfromabitsi341 thank you very much for ur reply sir
Thanks bhaiya!!
Are the PS s for dual degree research internships or are they industry internships?
Another way of putting it, are the PS s assigned according to the BE degree or the MSc degree
PS2s are generally in the industry, so they will be mostly related to Engineering, finance etc.
@@everythingbitsatfromabitsi341 So if I want I can apply separately for a research position during the PS2 summer and BITS will accept that in place of their own PS2?
You can read this for all the details - bitsmagic.quora.com/BITS-Practice-School-System
@@everythingbitsatfromabitsi341 thanks!!
Should I prefer msc economic over physics
On what basis?
Hello sir I am doing bsc in mathematics , can I join the course after my graduation
I am afraid not
Bro what is the score to take dual degree in economics at pilani. Will be waiting for your reply.
Only the cutoffs will tell, after the last and final round of counseling is over.
do all the people scoring a 7.5+ cgpa will land in circuit or mech branches?
Yes. In general even 7+ can get you mech. But 7.5+ is safe.
Thanks, I too have an intrest in physics and cs and wants to talk to you. How may i communicate with you?
Plz reply.
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Bhaiya msc math at bits pilani or msc eco at bits goa?
i am interested in both subject equally
Math at pilani
Hey , firstly your videos are amazing and very informative..... but i had a question , is it possible to only do the msc degree without the dual?.... by that i mean , we just do a 4 year MSc degree (say in maths)....... Also , what would be the placements if i did only the MSc without a dual (assuming it is allowed)
Thanks for the support.
1) Yes it is possible to do a 4year MSc. You can choose to not take a BE after the first year. Even if you take it, then you can still drop your second degree anytime.
2) You will be able to appear for placement tests, subject to the condition that the respective companies allow students of such disciplines. It will vary company to company. For example, some IT companies allow only CS students. Some allow CS/EEE/EnI/ECE. Others allow all disciplines.
3) If you are absolutely sure of your preference being pure science, then there are multiple other more suitable and cheaper options other than BITS.
@@everythingbitsatfromabitsi341 Thank you so much for the help . Yes , I am completely sure of taking up pure science as in the end i wanna become a maths proff , but i definitely want to do it in bits , i even went through the syllabus of the 4 yr course and im pretty happy with it.
I was just worried about getting a temp job right after college so that i could maybe work on my phd without putting a further burden on my parents.
Also , just in case i do not get into bits , can u pls suggest a few other colleges for a bsc or msc math degree if possible???
Apart from the temp job aspect, why BITS?
@@aryamankhuntia4847 IISERs????!!!!
which BE branch will be best with MSC chem
As I have discussed many times, the combinations do not generally matter. You'll find a decent amount of research opportunities in every combination.
Bhaiya, how hard it is to score more than 7 CGPA in the first year in BITS?? please reply soon
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Chemistry + cse
Are you a dualite at BITS Pilani ?
I graduated in 2018, with MSc Phys + CS from Pilani campus.
sir do droppers get mcn scholarshif if they enroll in dual degree???
Yes, if the income and merit criteria are met, it makes no difference if one is a dropper or not
Is grading system different for different Msc degrees?
No. th-cam.com/video/bdVfwTRcM3I/w-d-xo.html
bhaiya plz help
i got msc bio in hyderabad campus in last round. I am kinda ok with studying biological sci and will be working hard to get a good BE degree.But i have also got cse in kalinga, and also the results of mhcet will be coming by next week and i can only get some core branches in my states colleges(maharashtra) . so plz suggest should i go on with bits, last day to pay fees is on 19 th nov, so plz suggest something.
thankyou.
U r in which college now?
@@keshavagarwal1869 hi keshav, Well I am in bits hyd now and soon gonna enter my 2nd year
@@beepingmanga2182 i was not expecting such a quick reply😅😂 thanks for ur reply can we connect on any social media handel as i am planning to join bits hyderabad as well
@@beepingmanga2182 Hey , was it easy to get your desired BE branch? I am in the same situation right now.
Bro many people say that if I take ms physics and If I get cs . Ihve to loose any of the degree ie ( during placement i should loose ms physics) .. but if I go for research I should loose my cs degree is that right .. bro here loose in the sense leaving it.
Hey safal I am Yash do you remember me I was in Dr KKR btw now I am in bits hyd economics. What about you?
@@yashkapkarbitspilani3198 which dual degree did u get buddy
Bhaiya ECO + CS ka kya scope hai?
Sbse zyada usi ka scope h
Hey! Quick question. Did you have companies with r and d roles (based on the BE degree) prefer students with MSc physics since it would be more useful for developing new technologies?
Generally, placements depend on BE. Your MSc can be a huge value addition if you want to pursue inter-disciplinary research. There might be very few companies which would consider MSc as an additional advantage (for example if the role requires advanced math, which MSc Physics has). But those roles are so few and far between that it is safe to ignore them completely.
Bhaiya thesis me kya karna hota h?
Or ye kitne din tak chalti h?
It's like a research project. Generally one semester long. Can be made two semesters by choice in some cases.
@@everythingbitsatfromabitsi341
Thanks a lot again Bhaiya for your quick responses🙏🙏
How much CGPA is required for CSE?
8.5 in Pilani
Is it extremely difficult? Will i be able to get it if I’ll study exactly the same way i used to study for JEE? BItsat score 267
@@prateekprakash3750 th-cam.com/video/NDzl8GznO68/w-d-xo.html
@@prateekprakash3750 What happen bro... What are u doing right now
Hello! I would like to pursue a dual degree too but my parents have bought up some important points of concern. I want to pursue research after the dual degree but bits seems very placement oriented. I read somewhere that the msc here is placement oriented while proper mscs are more research oriented. That worries me a bit. Secondly, my parents are worried about the international acceptance of the integrated degree and whether places that offer phD will consider the integrated degree as msc or not. Could you shed some light on that?
Bhaiya..
I may get (MSc phy in PILANI /MSc eco in hyd) which one do you suggest.. I heard that (eco+cs) is best combo... Also heard that standards at PILANI are more than that in hyd/Goa.. And my hometown is near hyd(just giving an idea of travelling) which one do you suggest... Please respond..
Good combo is a myth. Plus doesn't make sense to consider combos when CS is not guaranteed.
Standards thing is also a myth. Competition is nearly the same everywhere as BITSAT marks are not a good indicator of college performance.
Unless there are some medical or other issues, I don't think travel should matter much.
I passed 12th in 2018 with a compartmental which I cleared in July 2018, this year I got sufficient marks in bitsat for my desired branch, am I eligible to get into bits if I satisfy all other eligibility criteria ?
Hindi me boliye Bhai ji
bro is dual degree hard.
Wrong understanding. JEE prep and exam is completely different from college semester prep and exams. Subjective papers, things being asked directly from what is taught in class, regular assessment rather than one judgement day where your luck may either shine or flop etc.
You are AWESOME... OUTSTANDING... in explaining the Divine details of dual degree... with such clarity and pace. This is a GREAT SEVA... to all dual degree Aspirants. Best of GRACE... for ur EVERYTHING...
Bhaiya can you please tell what are minor courses
As a BITS' student, you can take up few courses (apart from the mandatory ones) as per your choice and interest. These courses are called electives.
A Minor is another degree that you get, if you complete a certain set of courses. For example, you can get a minor in Finance if you do 5 courses in Finance, if a finance minor is being offered by the college.
So basically if you choose your electives such that they fulfil the requirements of the minor, you can get a minor degree.
In that way, for example, you'll major in CS with a minor in Finance.
Thank you bhaiya...😄