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Interview 2014 Transcripts and Experiences

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  • edited April 2014
    Can someone please tell me how lenient David sir is with marks? What kind of scores has he given over the past few years? Thanks IA :)
    If u get David sir then just assume that u no need to apply for CSE 2014 ! :D
    @rookie Doesn't he normally only give between 60-70% and very rarely more than that?

  • Not only does David sir very rarely gives 70% + but everyone on upsc panel does so.. But it he's impressed he'll surely give 200+
  • Not only does David sir very rarely gives 70% + but everyone on upsc panel does so.. But it he's impressed he'll surely give 200+
    @rookie- does he give girls better marks, usually? Thanks
  • edited April 2014
    Can someone please tell me how lenient David sir is with marks? What kind of scores has he given over the past few years? Thanks IA :)
    If u get David sir then just assume that u no need to apply for CSE 2014 ! :D
    On similar lines pls explain the behavioural pattern of Razni Razdan and Alka Sirohi :)....
  • Yaar.. what is this difference between B. Tech. and B. E.?
    IT and ITeS?
    IT and ICT?
  • edited April 2014
    Yaar.. what is this difference between B. Tech. and B. E.?
    IT and ITeS?
    IT and ICT?
    B.E could be more of theoretical one . Since it was the course started earlier than BTech , so students would be more inclined towards research purposes[nothing much to do ] . BTech the advance one , which uses more application which we see today who cant wait for an output by research , instead with trial and error .

    Its my view , I'm not even an Engineering graduate :D
  • Stare at them as murderously as possible, for the duration of the answer. Carry a banana and eat it while doing so, for added effect.

    A year from now I hope to be in a nervous enough situation to be asking questions like that here, and I mean that in a good way. Nice bunch. :)

    That was hilarious man :))
  • Not only does David sir very rarely gives 70% + but everyone on upsc panel does so.. But it he's impressed he'll surely give 200+
    @rookie- does he give girls better marks, usually? Thanks
    How can I answer this ? Unless I have the full statistics of " David sir's marks awarded to female candidates.pdf " !?
  • Yaar.. what is this difference between B. Tech. and B. E.?
    IT and ITeS?
    IT and ICT?
    B.E could be more of theoretical one . Since it was the course started earlier than BTech , so students would be more inclined towards research purposes[nothing much to do ] . BTech the advance one , which uses more application which we see today who cant wait for an output by research , instead with trial and error .

    Its my view , I'm not even an Engineering graduate :D
    Of all the places, I found an answer on wiki.answers.com
    "BTech is more skill and practical oriented study of engineering and BE is knowledge and theory based".
    I would have blurted out - "There is not much difference in BE and BTech as they are being taught in colleges and universities today. The syllabus of these institutes is more or less the same".

    @abhishekg Osmania University offers BE and JNTU offers BTech in AP. Both are full-fledged universities.
  • Or is it that if you are from deemed universities OR technological universities (JNTU, IIT, IT-BHU, NIT etc.) you will get BTech and if you are from normal universities (Osmania, DU, JNU, IGNOU etc.) you get BE?
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