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[sgcollegemohali]

Top Education Colleges in India Based on 2024 Ranking

India’s education landscape has witnessed remarkable growth and transformation over the years. The country boasts a plethora of institutions that offer world-class education across various disciplines. To help you make an informed decision, this blog post presents the top education colleges in India based on the 2024 rankings, along with key factors to consider when choosing an institution.

Understanding the Rankings

Several organizations and publications release rankings of Indian educational institutions annually. These rankings evaluate colleges based on various parameters, including academic excellence, research output, infrastructure, faculty quality, placements, and overall reputation. Some of the most influential ranking agencies include:

National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF): Established by the Ministry of Education, NIRF ranks institutions across different categories, such as universities, colleges, engineering institutions, management schools, and law schools.

QS World University Rankings: A global ranking published by Quacquarelli Symonds, QS ranks universities worldwide based on factors like academic reputation, employer reputation, faculty-student ratio, citations per paper, and international student ratio.

Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings: Another global ranking, THE evaluates universities based on teaching, research, citations, industry income, and international outlook.

Top Education Colleges in India (2024)

While the exact rankings may vary slightly depending on the specific agency and methodology used, here are some of the consistently top-ranked education colleges in India:

1. Saraswati Group of Colleges, Mohali

Saraswati Group of Colleges (SGC) in Mohali stands out as a top college in India for 2024, offering a diverse range of programs with a strong focus on academic excellence and practical learning. Known for its state-of-the-art facilities, experienced faculty, and industry-aligned curriculum, SGC Mohali provides students with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in their chosen fields. The college’s commitment to holistic development, including co-curricular activities and career support, ensures that graduates are well-prepared for the challenges of the professional world. SGC Mohali is a premier choice for students seeking quality education and a bright future.

2. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi

Another premier engineering institution, IIT Delhi is known for its rigorous academic standards and strong research focus. It has a reputation for producing highly skilled engineers and scientists.

3. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras

IIT Madras is a leading institution in the fields of engineering, technology, and management. It has a strong emphasis on research and innovation and is renowned for its excellent faculty and infrastructure.

4. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur

IIT Kanpur is a multidisciplinary institution offering programs in engineering, science, management, and humanities. It is known for its strong research capabilities and excellent placement opportunities.

5. Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bangalore

IISc is a premier research institution focused on science and technology. It offers a wide range of postgraduate and doctoral programs and is known for its world-class research facilities and faculty.

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Casual reminder that Wymack did NOT only recruit Aaron and Nicky because of Andrew. Wymack approached all three of them at the same time. He wanted the whole family set because he wanted a strong defense line.

Here is the link to the story from Nora's blog that this came from. I really recommend reading the whole thing!

[occasionalzenitsu]

projection — 🍑

[clubartaesthetic]

At the moment I'm stressed that I won't be a straight A student anymore on my master program.. I'll keep you updated (in July I should know the answer) ..but until then... something motivating ♡

EDIT 27.06.2024 - 15:38: I just received the result of the last exam and I MADE IT!! I have straight A's!!! ♡♡♡

I thought that in July I would know for sure because I believed I wouldn't manage to get the highest grade on the first try, but I DID IT on the first try (I can't even believe it).

[solarpunkani]

Ok fuck it you know something I've never really quite understood about part of the Leftist vs Liberals debate on voting.

So so so many people act like its either-or. Like you're either dedicating your entire life to voting and promoting politicians and phone banking or whatever, or you're a True Rebel waiting for The Uprising to Come and Solve Everything.

But like. In my experience. Me voting is just me kinda go 'which person seems kinda good? Which one at least sucks the least? ok lemme go vote.' and then its anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour tops of my life. And I still have plenty of time to do Stuff and participate in Conversations about Other Important Things. And also you can admit and acknowledge and understand that the system As Is kinda sorta really sucks ass, but also still admit and acknowledge and understand that at this current point in time we are still living in the suckass system and do something to alleviate the suckass At Least A Little while also working to bolster/create/advocate for Other Systems.

I guess just like. it's not a black or white thing. Between 'top 500 volunteers for a specific politician/voting office/etc' and 'absolutely positively not voting at all' there is a gray area called 'vote and then just do other stuff'.

[vampirehizzies]

cant wait for when this is my reality in literally a year <33

[iliveinprocrasti-nationn]

one thing abt being disabled/chronically ill that some people don’t get is that sometimes body maintenance that ensures you have the absolute minimum amount of function can also be something that takes away a lot of control and autonomy. you can argue till the cows come home that making those decisions to try and help yourself (or realistically to try to make sure things aren’t worse than they already are) is something that exhibits control and autonomy and stuff, but they can be so limiting in practice because they’re things that take up so much time but have to be done to do anything else

[parkitaco]

Are we able to do mixes? If we are could I suggest 37, 26 and 10 for Byler? 👀

Will is warm and solid beside Mike.

It's something of a comfort, has been since long before they were together, the way Will's presence is always gentle and assured, and he's never minded when Mike wraps an arm around him or leans in close or sits closer than strictly necessary. He'd always been a quiet kid, snarky at times but always a little reserved, but Mike's never much minded. They even each other out, loud when the other is quiet, sweet where the other is abrasive. And Mike's certainly not complaining, not now that he has this: Will, asleep in bed beside him, warm even in the cold air of their apartment, a steady presence that calms Mike's erratic heartrate.

He's jittery tonight, his anxiety spinning out over the exam he has in the morning, even though he logically knows that he'll do fine. This happens often - his brain can pick apart his own emotions to a fault, trying his level best to reason them away, but no amount of overthinking can ever ease the pressure he feels in his ribcage, the nervous stutter of his fingers as he drums them against the mattress.

Will's presence is calming, though, and it's nearing midnight and Mike knows he should get some sleep, but he's never been good at staying still or quiet. He gives into his nerves and rolls over, propping himself up on one elbow and reaching out to trail a hand gently over his boyfriend's arm, the fabric of his sweater bunching up under Mike's bony, nervous fingers. "Will," he whispers, just once, just in case Will's still awake. He doesn't want to disturb him, and he resolves to just ask the one time, just to see, and if Will doesn't respond he'll go right to sleep, anxiety be damned.

But then Will's stirring under his palm, releasing a muffled "hmm?" and turning toward Mike, wriggling under the covers, and Mike's chest momentarily stops collapsing in on itself as Will's eyelids flutter halfway open, sleepy and sweet.

"Sorry," Mike whispers, just because, even as a smile tugs at the corners of his mouth. "Were you sleeping?"

Will blinks up at him, seeming to come a little more awake as he shifts fully onto his back to look at Mike. "No," he says, like a liar, and Mike is too captivated by his adorably sleepy boyfriend to call him out on it. "Are you okay, baby?"

His words are blurred by sleep, coming out in a mumble as his eyes slide half-shut again, but Mike knows that he's genuinely asking, knows that Will would wake up for real and make him tea and whatever else Mike wanted if he just asked. "I'm okay," he whispers, wriggling a little closer under the covers, and Will absently tilts his face to the side to press a kiss to Mike's shoulder where it hovers over him. "I'm just- anxious, I guess."

"Exams?" Will asks, because he's magic like that and knows everything Mike is thinking at any given moment, plus also Mike had been talking nonstop about it earlier in the evening, which probably helps with the mind-reading.

"Yeah," he answers with a grimace anyway, settling himself back down onto his pillow, head resting a few inches away from Will's. Will absently reaches out and hooks an arm over his waist, drawing him closer and rubbing gentle circles over Mike's hip with his thumb. "I mean- I know it's probably fine, but still."

"It is fine," Will says, shifting his head up and opening his eyes straight into Mike's, "but I get it."

"You always do," Mike replies, like the completely embarrassing sap he is, and normally Will would make fun of him for it, but under the soft glow of the fairy lights they keep in their room, he simply smiles and lifts a hand to cup Mike's cheek.

"You're okay," he murmurs, swiping a soothing thumb over Mike's cheekbone. Mike exhales softly, relaxing a little under Will's touch, and he's pliant against Will's insistence when he mumbles a soft "come here" and tugs him closer, guiding Mike's head to rest against his chest. His sweater is warm and soft under Mike's cheek, and Mike sighs with content as Will runs a gentle hand through his hair.

"Love you," he murmurs into Will's chest, eyes falling shut.

Will kisses the top of his head, firm and purposeful. "I love you too, Mike," he whispers back, and it sounds bigger than it is, in the silence of their room, like he's making a promise. "Is this better?" he asks, holding Mike close, and Mike chews on his lip, thinking. He can still feel the thrum of anxiety under his skin, but it's- lessened, with Will's arms around him, tethering him to reality.

"Yeah," he whispers, but it must not be convincing enough because Will hums softly and tightens his hold on him, hooking his arms firmly around his waist. He shifts, tipping Mike gently onto his side, and his arms come up to wrap around his chest, hands folded neatly right over Mike's heart as he squirms closer and slots a leg through Mike's. His nose presses into the space between Mike's shoulder blades, warm breath against his spine, and Mike feels- grounded. Will's fingertips press into his chest, right over the frantic beat of Mike's heart, and Mike's shoulders finally relax, the external pressure overriding the internal.

He exhales softly, raising a hand to wrap lightly around Will's wrist, and he can feel Will's smile against his back as he squeezes gently.

"I think you might be magic," he whispers to Will. It's something he's always thought, in the back of his brain, and if he were a little more awake he'd have the sense not to say something so incredibly sappy and ridiculous, but Will doesn't seem to mind.

"Nah," he responds quietly, fingers still tracing gentle circles over Mike's chest, "I just know you."

Same difference, Mike thinks hazily, as Will's warmth drags him back into sleep. No matter what Will says, Mike is pretty sure that being known this way is a magic in and of itself.

[k16is]

MARYAM DANCESTOR…. i lav her….

[spacepiratethirstclub]

This panel hit me like a truck, like yes of course I wanted a nice view of my blorbo's cute legs, thank you for that. And I'm not even being sarcastic here lol. uwu

Also, a few more panels that make me blush (*/ω＼*)

Last one's NOT from the same manga, but the main character's identical so he may as well be the same char.

[raytoroapologist]

man. watching creators of animated shows have to post pirating links to their own series because hulu and hbo max and warner brothers keep buying the rights to the shows and then not allowing people to watch them is a huge bummer

[pigeon-ponders]

one day when the horrors cease i will make chicken gnocci soup and feel at home

[loveandthings11]

LA diaries:

Week 1 of actually living here instead of commuting every few weeks or being in college here: this apartment is epic and I can’t afford it but I would rather die than get a roommate. We’ll see if I have to when I ask for a raise this week.

My best friend from high school also likes to have multiple cocktails when she goes out to dinner and gush about Broadway but she wants to go home afterwards. I want to talk for 3 hours but OKAY.

The girl at dinner next to us with awful fake red hair said loudly “succession is a terrible show” and started mentioning the acting and my friend (who worked in film/TV) was literally like “stay here. Don’t listen to that table” sndbfifhfisjsjsk I was like SORRY THAT WAS LOUD. Can we kick someone out of The TV City because that person has an incorrect opinion???

Who wants to send me a ridiculous ask that I will surely answer honestly after 3 cosmos?

[mediamixs]

Top 10 Horror Movies Set in Colleges

Here are ten horror movies that prominently feature college campuses as their main setting, showcasing a variety of themes from slasher films to supernatural terror.

Scream 2 (1997) The sequel to the iconic Scream, this film follows the original characters as they navigate college life while a new Ghostface killer emerges, targeting students at Windsor College. It combines slasher elements with a meta-commentary on horror films.

Final Exam (1981) Set on a college campus during the final exam period, this slasher film revolves around a masked killer who stalks students. It is characterized by its typical 80s slasher tropes, featuring a straightforward plot and a series of gruesome murders.

Urban Legend (1998) This horror film centers on a series of murders at a university, each mimicking popular urban legends. It cleverly intertwines folklore with slasher elements, making it a cult favorite among horror enthusiasts.

The Dorm That Dripped Blood (1982) A group of students staying on campus during Christmas break finds themselves hunted by a killer. The film's suspense builds as they uncover dark secrets about their surrounding.

Happy Death Day (2017) This film combines horror with dark comedy, featuring a college student who relives the day of her murder repeatedly. She must uncover her killer's identity to escape the time loop, merging slasher and supernatural element.

Black Christmas (1974) A classic in the sorority horror subgenre, this film follows a group of sorority sisters who receive disturbing phone calls and are stalked by a mysterious killer during the Christmas season. Its themes of isolation and vulnerability resonate strongly.

Killer Party (1986) This supernatural slasher film involves a group of college students who accidentally summon a demon during their sorority initiation. The blend of horror and humor, along with demonic possession, makes it a unique entry in the genre.

Sorority Row (2009) A remake of The House on Sorority Row, this film follows a group of sorority sisters who cover up a prank gone wrong, leading to a series of murders. It explores themes of friendship and betrayal amidst the horror.

Truth or Dare (2018) In this film, a group of college friends becomes entangled in a deadly game of Truth or Dare while on vacation. The supernatural twist adds a layer of tension as secrets are revealed and lives are at stake.

Night School (1981) This film features a serial killer targeting women at a night college. It combines elements of mystery and horror, as the characters try to uncover the identity of the murderer while dealing with their own fears.

These films illustrate the diverse ways horror can be intertwined with the college experience, leveraging the unique settings and themes that resonate with young adult audiences.

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[freebooter4ever]

ok im listening to the doc and wow this dude really needs to move on from the 80s and get a life... BUT also the doc is trying to make it seem like all teens in the 80s 'identified' with these characters? is that true for you guys? i never did. but i also didnt identify with clue*less or even vero*nica mars which was pretty solidly my era. the doc is trying to claim that this hegemony of 'identification' is a good thing and that the multiple options of today is making it harder for teens to relate to each other as a group. but the doc is saying this from the pov of a rich white dude. i would argue that today's much broader representation - watching a korean american girl starring in her own teen girl rom com where she is shown to look past the racism of the 80s movies in order to enjoy sixteen c*andles.... I think that is a million times better than what came before. the definition of who could tell stories in the 80s was so much more narrow, it was absurd. and to all the boys was blatantly critiquing that. it was supposed to be sad that lara jean is forced to endure stereotypes just to get her movie romance fix. it's also notable in that movie that lara jean identified most with books, where you could kind of imagine a main character however you wanted even if technically you knew they didnt look like you.

tldr my question to my other 30 somethings would be if 'br*at pack' was ever a bad thing in your lifetime and if you actually identified with these kids in the movies who seemed to have no direction or care in life beyond their tiny little suburban world. cause that was certainly never me as a teen lol. fascinating to watch and fun to imagine living as but not relatable.