#excellence hashtag

[mitcorerbarshi]

Engineering Excellence at MITCORER : Shaping Tomorrow's Engineering

Introduction: In the heartland of Maharashtra, MITCORER stands tall as a beacon of engineering excellence, carving a niche for itself in the realm of railway engineering and research. As a pioneer in the field, MITCORER has consistently striven to shape the future of engineering education, emphasizing not just theoretical knowledge but also hands-on experience and innovation.

Historical Significance: Established with a vision to cater specifically to the railway sector, MITCORER has a unique historical significance. Founded under the umbrella of the renowned MIT Group of Institutions Pune, Maharashtra, the college has been instrumental in addressing the specialized needs of the Civil Engineering,, Computer Science and Engineering, E&tC Engineering and MEchanical Engineering with value added railway industry curriculum, which plays a pivotal role in the country's infrastructure.

Cutting-Edge Curriculum: One of the hallmarks of MITCORER is its forward-looking curriculum, carefully crafted to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving engineering landscape. The college places a strong emphasis on industry-relevant skills, with a curriculum that blends traditional engineering principles with the latest advancements in technology. Students are exposed to a comprehensive range of subjects, ensuring a holistic understanding of railway engineering.

State-of-the-Art Facilities: MITCORER takes pride in its world-class infrastructure, providing students with state-of-the-art facilities to enhance their learning experience. Modern classrooms, well-equipped laboratories, and a specialized research center focused on railway engineering underscore the commitment of MITCORER to fostering an environment conducive to academic and practical excellence.

Industry Integration: To bridge the gap between academia and industry, MITCORER has established strong ties with leading players in the IT, manufacturing, COnstruction, infrastructure and communication sector. Collaborations with industry giants facilitate internships, workshops, and guest lectures, exposing students to real-world challenges and solutions. This industry integration ensures that graduates are not only well-versed in theoretical concepts but are also industry-ready from day one.

Research and Innovation: MITCORER places significant emphasis on fostering a culture of research and innovation. Faculty members and students engage in cutting-edge research projects, contributing to advancements in railway technology. The college's commitment to innovation is reflected in its encouragement of students to participate in national and international competitions, showcasing their prowess on a global stage.

Extracurricular Activities: Engineering education at MITCORER goes beyond the confines of textbooks. The college recognizes the importance of holistic development and offers a plethora of extracurricular activities. Student clubs, cultural events, and sports activities complement the academic curriculum, nurturing well-rounded individuals equipped with leadership and teamwork skills.

Alumni Success Stories: The true measure of an institution's success lies in the achievements of its alumni. MITCORER boasts an impressive array of success stories, with its graduates making significant contributions to the railway industry and beyond. Alumni networks provide current students with valuable insights and mentorship, creating a continuum of success.

Conclusion: MITCORER, with its unwavering commitment to engineering excellence, stands as a testament to the power of focused education in shaping the engineers of tomorrow. Through a blend of innovative curriculum, industry collaborations, and a nurturing environment, the college continues to be a catalyst for change in the ever-evolving field of railway engineering and research. As MITCORER paves the way for future engineers, it leaves an indelible mark on the landscape of engineering education in India. If you are looking for more information about MITCORER please do visit MITCORER campus at Barshi or email us on admissions@mitcorer.edu.in

[businesscollege]

Top business college in bangalore

In the vibrant city of Bangalore, where the pulse of business beats rhythmically, IIBS College stands tall as a beacon of excellence in business education. This article explores the unique attributes that elevate IIBS College to the status of a top business college in Bangalore, embodying a commitment to academic brilliance, industry relevance, and holistic development.

1. Academic Distinction and Global Recognition IIBS College is synonymous with academic distinction, offering a range of business programs that consistently meet and exceed global benchmarks. The institution's commitment to excellence has garnered recognition on both national and international platforms, solidifying its position as a leader in business education.

2. Diverse and Specialized Business Programs Acknowledging the diverse career aspirations of its students, IIBS College offers a comprehensive range of business programs. From Marketing to Finance, Entrepreneurship to Operations Management, students can choose programs tailored to their interests and career goals, providing a personalized and enriching educational experience.

3. Renowned Faculty with Industry Expertise At the heart of IIBS College's success is its faculty—an accomplished team of educators and industry practitioners. This fusion of theoretical knowledge and practical insights enriches the learning experience, providing students with a well-rounded understanding of business concepts and applications in real-world scenarios.

4. Industry-Aligned Curriculum IIBS College maintains a dynamic curriculum that is not only comprehensive but also aligned with the ever-evolving demands of the business world. The institution continually updates its programs to incorporate emerging trends, ensuring that students are well-prepared to navigate the challenges of the dynamic business landscape.

5. Cutting-Edge Infrastructure Creating an optimal learning environment is a priority at IIBS College. The institution boasts cutting-edge infrastructure, including modern classrooms, well-equipped libraries, and advanced technology labs. This commitment to providing state-of-the-art facilities ensures that students have access to the resources necessary for a world-class education.

6. Holistic Development and Beyond Academics IIBS College places a strong emphasis on the holistic development of its students. Beyond academic excellence, the institution encourages participation in extracurricular activities, cultural events, and industry-focused projects, fostering a well-rounded skill set essential for success in the corporate world.

7. Robust Placement Assistance Recognizing the pivotal role of smooth transitions from education to the professional world, IIBS College provides robust placement assistance. The institution maintains strong ties with industry leaders, facilitating internships and job placements for its graduates. This extensive network ensures that students enter their careers with confidence and competence. Conclusion: In conclusion, IIBS College stands as a pinnacle of business education in Bangalore. With its unwavering focus on academic brilliance, experienced faculty, industry relevance, and a commitment to holistic development, the institution provides a transformative educational journey for those aspiring to excel in the dynamic world of business.

[matoitech]

hey dont cry. one million big breasted bisexual furry men. ok? ♥

[trans-xianxian]

*holding my little wei wuxian plush in my hands* please mr yiling laozu help me pass my drivers test

[anothercrisis]

/Hides their face inside their elbow and violently coughs/

Guess who's back? Back again. Tamo's back. Tell a friend.

Anyway, I'm back with Nikolai thingy..? Yea.

I believe he learnt a language at school. Of course english, every school teaches english, and maybe it started with french. Honestly? The hardest language I'm learning rn but he was so good at it, the best ill correct myself, and got invested in it. Who needs sports if there are so many languages out there. Then he found a german, georgian, polish, spanish, ukrainian (his favourite in sounding, truly beautiful language, i can recommend some songs if you want). He can't speak all of 'em but knows enough to understand.

AND PRICE IS A WHORE FOR THAT. ALL OF THOSE DIFFERENT TONGUE'S MAKE SMT INSIDE CPT GO WILD

Your lungs okay..?

(I’m learning French too but it’s not that much of a pain in the ass for me. But then again I don’t usually struggle with languages—)

But Nik? Nik, who knew early on in his life that he was different and could feel the way it was altering the path of his life. Nik, who could see, hear, and feel the disappointment his parents had in him when they figured out he was gay. Nik, who took to hiding in literature and languages to escape and dream of somewhere else. Nik, who had a real talent for languages and the time and care to learn them. Nik, who isn’t as good at speaking them as he is at reading and understanding them, because he learned most of them on his own. Nik, who was able to list them all as skills when he went to join the military. Nik, who joined the 141 as an asset because of the long list of things that other people saw as skills: the languages, the piloting, the craftiness. Nik, who spent so much time alone and hiding that he figured out ways to care for himself, figured out how to learn things on his own, how to get ahold of the things he needed.

Then there’s Price. Price, who was always shit at languages, which royally sucked because of his profession and the vast variety of people he worked with. Price, who meets Nik and is immediately enamored by him and his language talents, even if Nik’s German is stunted it’s still passable, even if his Spanish doesn’t flow right. Price, who’s interest and fascination was completely innocent at first, but then Nik starting flirting with him in Russian, in French, and he was a goner.

[msexcelfractal]

"Octothorpe"

On each iteration, each cell takes the mod 2 sum of its neighbors in a surrounding #-shaped region.

At higher modulus this rule draws daisies:

mod 7

mod 5

mod 11

[iiusia]

laboured and slaved away on my lab report for hours and ended up with 5 graphs

[junk-culture]

👍

[mintgelato]

struck with visions and now I can’t stop thinking about president maximus. can anyone hear me. PRESIDENT MAXIMUS

can you imagine the things he could do with that role. the comedic potential. the dramatic potential. look me in the eyes and tell me he wouldn’t put his whole pussy into it

[laundrybiscuits]

(continued from Part 1)

For a split second, Robin is eighteen again and kissing a girl for the first time, learning how her best friend’s ex-girlfriend’s breath stutters when Robin’s hands are on her skin. 

It’s not like this is the first time they’ve been in the same room, obviously. They’re all connected in this weird little Hawkins trauma family. But Steve and Eddie are the best friends a girl could have, and they know almost everything about what went down with Nancy back in 1986, and they’re pretty good about keeping them apart.

Admittedly, Steve doesn’t totally get it, because he’s the kind of queer who thinks it’s totally normal to stay friends with people you date. Robin’s never been very good at that part of things, which makes it really complicated to date and also have any kind of social life. Sometimes she thinks the entire gay world is one tiny village the size of Hawkins, which makes her feel itchy all over.

She’s not proud of it, but she has literally ducked behind a grocery store display to avoid running into a one-night-stand.

But this—it’s like she’s eighteen again and Nancy Wheeler is saying I don’t think this is who I am and Robin’s heart is breaking even though, looking back, she’d mostly been in love with the idea of being in love. Something about the idea of this perfect princess in combat boots looking at certified disaster Robin Buckley and choosing her, choosing to stay, despite all the very good reasons not to.

But that was never going to be Nancy. It was obvious, even then.

Ideally, this would be Robin’s chance to show how cool and mature and evolved she is. Unfortunately, she’s working for barely more than minimum wage in a failing Minneapolis bookstore and spends her spare time hanging out with the queers in the community symphonic band, making mediocre potato salad for monthly dyke potlucks, and avoiding exes. Robin has a particularly broad and somewhat questionable definition of exes to avoid which includes: embarrassing one-sided crushes, disastrous first dates, and Nancy Wheeler.

Nancy seems pretty distracted with the totally random and probably perfectly nice stranger she walked in with, so Robin takes the opportunity to disappear into the kitchen. It’s a good kitchen that neither Steve nor Eddie use properly; she’s not completely convinced they actually cook for themselves ever. The makeshift cocktail bar, on the other hand, is extensive and extremely well-stocked. Robin makes herself a Dark and Stormy, drinks it, and immediately makes another with a slightly heavier hand on the rum.

“Do you think the ginger beer is the dark part, or the stormy part?” she asks. She doesn’t have to turn around to know that Steve’s in the doorway. Even after all these years, she knows him like she knows her own heartbeat.

“Stormy,” says Steve. “Definitely. Because it's fizzy.” He reaches over her to grab a lime from the little wire basket they keep citrus in, like that’s a normal thing for people to have. “What do you need, Robbie? Should we not have invited her?”

“No,” she says. “No, it would’ve been pretty weird for you not to have invited her. I mean you’re queer and she’s your ex so obviously she’s at your not-wedding. And also, it’s not like she’s actually my ex! Because nothing really happened! We weren’t dating! So it’s not weird!”

“Seems like it’s a little weird,” says Steve, tossing the lime from hand to hand. “Is this an Eddie-type situation? Would it be better to talk to him about it?”

Robin drags her hands down her face. “Aaaeugh. Shit. Maybe. Is that okay?”

“’Course, Robbie.” Steve pulls her in to drop a quick kiss on her head, and she’s so, so glad to have him in her life.

Sure enough, Eddie pops in a minute later. “Munson Emotional Support Services, how may we assist you today?”

“Okay, remember when I said I’d tell you everything if Nancy and I ever actually had sex, like, for real?”

“I remember begging you not to do that, but continue,” says Eddie cautiously.

She bites her lip. “Um. Well. Guess what?”

[cashmere-caveman]

°

[extasiie]

@polarean // continued.

“Oh sorry, you’re still talking?” Anatole says with blithe boredom. He stands in his boxers, leaning one hip into the mattress in a posture motivated by the drunken need to attach himself to something steady, but which undoubtedly adds something to his air of nonchalance. 

He’d been pulling back the covers from their heap in the middle of the bed, but stopped when Andrei spoke up, and now looks over his shoulder with an assuming, condescending look. Andrei tries to get under Anatole’s skin with his cold avoidance, but Anatole knows conversely that the best way to get under Andrei’s skin is to look, and to let Andrei know his isn’t impressed with what he sees. He gives his reluctant roommate a scathing little once over, and smiles, as if Andrei’s insistence were funny. He scoffs, even, to try to make Andrei turn around — to be sure Andrei sees this look. ‘You can’t even bear to ignore me, and we both know it,’ it says. ‘How embarrassing. How desperate.’

What goes unacknowledged within himself is the immediacy with which he's rising again to the chance to get a reaction out of Andrei. It’s over, he doesn’t matter, Anatole keeps thinking, and still he wants to stoke Andrei’s anger. If he doesn’t care, why tease?

“I’m already over it, Andrei Nikolayevich,” he returns, in a mockery of Andrei’s stern tone, so Andrei can know just how stupid he sounds. “Honestly, why are you so obsessed with me?”

[velocityinstitute]

[hellkitepriest]

playing my favourite game, Outlook emails

[girlspecimen]

it’s snowing out which is GORGEOUS but also means i can’t go running today. so i will be using the stationary bike instead (shiver) -_-b

[roryzs]

the one thing about toh is now i crave more kids that seem cool at first but they’re actually huge dorks. and this becomes progressively more apparent as the series goes on as it should be