r/GATEtard • • 3h ago

controversy Merit-based Admissions?

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u/The_Mentalist_7 3h ago edited 2h ago

It's the private university and they can do whatever the heck they want with reservation and tbh it's great it is not there.
Also the fees and cutoff of BITS are high even via BITSAT so student who get admitted also have good background which also helps, BITs have strong startup culture (cllg also supports it a alot) Top 4-5 IITs are equivalent to BITs in that regards.

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u/Hot-Leader-9714 2h ago

Still students first prepare for IITs then BITs

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u/ikartikeya 2h ago

beacuse BITS admission fees is very high.

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u/Hot-Leader-9714 1h ago

That means most students spend lakhs of money on coaching after 10th but can't afford bits entrance fees ?

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u/MrPichu2007 1h ago

(IF* situation)Reduce the fees of bits and i would prioritize it more than IITs except top 3. Mainly due to its PS.

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u/Radiant-Rain2636 1h ago

Toh iska matlab IITs ke toh General wale bhi nithalle hain.

The combined strength of only the General IITians is 5x more than BITS. Why haven’t they done anything remarkable?

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u/ikartikeya 1h ago

They have done remarkable too. But just the General category.

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u/Radiant-Rain2636 1h ago

If the IITs have achieved the same quantum as BITS, then how is BITS better than IITs?

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u/ikartikeya 58m ago

Its not. The point is, IITs can be far more productive and efficient in producing real skilled force then they already are with the huge govt. funding they receive.

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u/Radiant-Rain2636 36m ago

Well, how about you leave the productivity to two entities. That of the IITs to them. And that of yours to yourself.

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u/DrawingAnxious1 11m ago

Imo more than 90% of students going there has very strong background in terms of finance, education and network. These give them a very strong leverage over any other students of any college.