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The GRE, the holy grail of higher studies abroad, is one of the most recognised tests in the world. The General Test follows a simple pattern of Analytical Writing, Quantitative Analysis and Verbal Reasoning is well known and those students looking to pursue their Masters abroad have this pattern tattooed on their souls. With all the hoopla around the GRE General Test, not much attention is given to its underrated analogue, the GRE Subject Test.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496469637120","data":"
The GRE Subject Test is exactly what it sounds like. It tests you in a subject of your choosing at the undergrad level, the subjects available being Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English Literature and Psychology. It is definitely harder than the General Test and tests your proficiency in the specific subject of your choice. The pattern of the test depends on the subject of your choosing and tests you on the undergraduate level basics in that field.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496484622017","data":"59328b5d8c51f"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496471477855","data":"
While the test is not compulsory when applying for higher studies, a lot of universities take your score into consideration when reviewing your application. A good score proves that you have what it takes to finish the course and helps you gain that little extra edge over the rest of the applicants. The GRE Subject Test, like the General Test, tests knowledge that is gained over a large period of time through continuous understanding and consequently, is very hard to study for. While ETS does let you know the general topics in which you'll be tested and their weightages, there are no properly defined boundaries for the syllabus.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496475267146","data":"593266d3027df"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496472893236","data":"
Us Indian students might have an advantage here, with our intermediate syllabus being a lot more demanding than the corresponding years of high school in the US. Those who took MPC, particularly those who took IIT coaching, will find the Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics tests fairly simple and can breeze through them with a quick revision of the intermediate topics and a few weeks watching Youtube lectures to learn a few new topics. Those who took BiPC will find the same with respect to Biology. The test is offered three times a year and costs $150, excluding special handling requests like the late fee, etc.<\/p>
Click here<\/a> to read more about the subject tests on the ETS website.<\/p>"}]
I was told once by a wiser man than me that one must never stop learning, especially when it seems like there is no need to do so anymore. Something that I've been trying to emulate since then, reading whatever I can find about the world, its people, the kingmakers and breakers, the movers and shakers of the world, responsible for shaping it to what it is today. History has fascinated me, reading about incredible leaders that faced great odds with a steadfast resolution that would make even the bravest among us quiver, hence my use of our former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's picture for the cover of this article. <\/p>
Which brings us to the book at hand, India After Gandhi by noted historian Ramachandra Guha, a detailed and thoroughly written account of India's history starting with Nehru's Tryst with Destiny, and ending in 2005, a mere two years before the book was published. Ask your friends, or ask yourself how much you know about India's history post independence. History might seem a dull subject, but for students, who will go on to become productive citizens of the country, voters with powers, it is important to be aware of the context of our nation before we are allowed to make a decision on whom to vote into power. History might be dull, but it is extremely important. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496481390059","data":"593281a698d5f"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496481391887","data":"
But Ramachandra Guha's writing style keeps you engaged throughout the book, as he takes your hand and guides you through the brief history of our nation. A historian's job, he says, is to retell the events as is, and not to speculate on what could have been. The most important parts of Indian history, from the annexation of Hyderabad from the Nizams, to the wars we fought with our neighbours, Indira Gandhi's reign, the first instances of the Kashmir issue which rapidly devolved since then into what it is today, the book covers everything that you need to know, without bias, without remorse and without a care for the agendas of political parties. <\/p>
It is only natural for someone to know the history of their own country, even if it may not seem interesting when they were younger. I'm of the firm belief that belief that we wouldn't have ignorant people filling up our social media if they took the time out to actually read what mattered instead of forming opinions based on what they are told to believe. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496481824356","data":"593281ef8f96b"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496481826415","data":"
India After Gandhi is an essential read, simply because of the fact that it delves into the history of India that our schools never bothered to teach us about. That and the fact that Guha's writing style makes reading the book infinitely easier if you're still wondering if the book reads like multiple Wikipedia entries, worry not because I can assure you it doesn't. Guha's narrative focus is tight, shifts well and keeps you engaged to its pages. Of course, it goes without saying that a degree of interest is needed, but then again, if you've picked up this book, you're already half way there.<\/p>
Click here<\/a> to buy the book! And don't forget, an informed voter is better than an ignorant one, and you owe it to yourself to learn the history of our land. <\/p>"}]
Cricket is India's religion, and India vs Pakistan is its biggest festival. The two nations, rivals both on and off the field, have always clashed in high-octane matches owing to various factors which will take too long to explain. The bottom line is that when it comes to a cricket match between India and Pakistan, the passions run wild, fans from across the nation stay glued to their seats, in every<\/p>
So today, as India faces Pakistan at the ICC Champions Trophy at 3 PM, let us take a look back at India's impressive record against Pakistan in a limited overs format. Here are the top 5 greatest India vs Pakistan matches in the history of cricket<\/p>
1. World Cup 2003 League Match At Centurion, March 1st <\/b><\/p>
It was a match to remember as the Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar himself gave the Pakistanis a run for their money, breaking their spirit by smash after smash of the ball, no matter how it was bowled at him. An unfortunate hit led to a catch and Sachin was dismissed at 98, but then The Wall Rahul Dravid and Yuvraj Singh walked onto the pitch and kept the fight going. The cover picture of this post is from that day, and what a glorious day it was. Sadly, India did not win the World Cup during the series, but our time would come. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1496486032005","data":"Bnq1CDeycf8"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496486038829","data":"
2. World Cup, Sydney, March 4, 1992 <\/b><\/p>
A match that would lay the foundation to the national hero Sachin Tendulkar would become, the master blaster showed the Pakistanis what he was made of, deflecting all their attempts to bowl him out and mercilessly hitting their balls out of the park. It was an important day in the history of Indian cricket, as it was the first time India had faced Pakistan in a World Cup, and it was also one of the first matches that would cement Sachin's legacy, and give nightmares to the bowlers that faced him. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1496486363632","data":"F-q28TTiK18"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496486367352","data":"
3. Willis World Cup, 2nd Quarterfinal, Bangalore, March 9, 1996<\/b><\/p>
In perhaps what would permanently remain a reminder to the Pakistanis to not chew more than they can swallow, an overconfident Aamir Sohail gestured to Venkatesh Prasad to go grab the ball back from the boundary he had just hit. A fired up and angry Parasd responded with a delivery that blew the stumps right out of the ground, silencing the Pakistani side. The look on their faces was precious. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1496486920734","data":"NAxy6O6uNyI"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496486925165","data":"
4. Twenty20 World Cup Final, Johannesburg, 24 Septemeber 2007<\/b><\/p>
It was the biggest match of the year. India had previously defeated Pakistan during the group stages but the Pakistani side managed to claw their way to the final. The stage was set, the new format of Twenty20 meant more people could enjoy cricket without having to spend a lot of time on it, (it is not secret why the T20 format is so popular), and people across the nation were glued to their seats. I remember this match completely, from start to finish, watching it while standing in the mess hall of the hostel I was studying in, jumping around with joy whenever we gained a strong foothold. It was a match to remember, an indicator of the new era of India cricket after having gone through a slump. We won the tournament, and they won our hearts and minds all over again. The fact that Pakistan was defeated multiple times during the tournament was just the cherry on the top. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1496487248285","data":"UJSOn54YjPs"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496487303550","data":"
5. 2011 World Cup Semi-Final, Mohali, March 30<\/b><\/p>
A lot of you might remember this in excruciating detail, but I have fond memories of it not just because of skipping college work and watching the entire match with friends, but also for going on Twitter and making fun of the Pakistanis as the match progressed. It was one of the most high-octane matches I've ever had the pleasure of witnessing. The Indian team was out for blood, Mahendra Singh Dhoni leading the charge, but it was actually Sachin Tendulkar who saved the match, hitting a brutal 85 against Pakistan's fired up line up, a swan song to his incredible career as this would be his final World Cup. <\/p>
It was the first time I saw people being more excited about the Semi-final than the actual final itself, which we won because of the Dhoni's incredible knock, but that is a story for another time. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1496487912531","data":"39JHoOqkFc4"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496487916727","data":"
Are you excited for the match today? Did we miss any incredible matches? Let us know in the comments! <\/p>"}]
I've been studying in CBIT for more than three years now and I've learnt a lot of things; both in and out of class. Mostly out of class. And I don't mean typical platitudes like 'make friends', 'go to classes', etc. I'm talking about the hardcore, gritty tips that actually do work. Here goes.<\/p>
1. Attendance Woes<\/b><\/p>
At least 64% (fake statistic) of the students in college constantly worry about their attendance, regularly keep tabs on it and complain aloud about it not getting updated. After six semesters of going through all this, I've figured out how to beat the system. The attendance taken at the beginning of the sem is updated pretty regularly with all the enthusiasm of a new start. The attendance towards the end of the sem, however, is updated with all the regularity of college buses being on time. So, attend classes regularly the first month or so and keep your attendance percentage high. Towards the end of the semester, you can bunk more often and still keep your attendance percentage high since that part won't get updated quickly, sometimes not at all.<\/p>
2. The Nightmare of Engineering Drawing<\/b><\/p>
Every engineer has to go through this god awful subject in which you carry your drafter and chart box to college once or twice a week and sit through three hours of meticulously drawing figures. While some people enjoy this, it was a perfect nightmare for me. The secret I figured out is fairly double-edged, so try it out at your own risk. The charts to be submitted every week add up to about ten charts and count towards only a small percentage of your final score. I decided to skip the whole assignment charts thing and directly finish the final exam drawing that counted for the majority of the final score. Instead of having to rigorously draw up ten charts plus the last one, I decided to only do the one that counted more than four times the ten put together. Of course, this involves compromising a little on your grade, which is why only those who really, REALLY dislike drawing can consider this.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496478982959","data":"59327561a58b1"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496477815771","data":"
3. Be In Touch With The Other Sections<\/b><\/p>
A lot of the popular branches are divided into sections, with different faculty for a lot of the subjects. Keep in touch with people from the other sections and be aware of where they're at in their subjects. You can borrow notes and have study groups with them, taking advantage of the fact that they have different professors. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496478333573","data":"
4. Studying For The Vivas<\/b><\/p>
A lot of students fear the viva more than the practicals themselves. An easy way to help study properly for this takes advantage of the fact that in CBIT, we have the second midterm exams just before the practicals. Since vivas are taken from the syllabus of the subject, take short notes while studying for the mids. You can study these again just before that subject's practical exam, keeping what you studied earlier fresh in your mind. This is extremely helpful.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496478567743","data":"
5. The Long, Long Bus Rides<\/b><\/p>
CBIT is pretty far away from civilisation and a lot of students have to sit in the college bus for an hour or more to go to college, and the same back. While it may be tempting to use this time to listen to music or sleep, don't do that. Instead, use this time to learn something new and acquire a new skill. It'll give a sense of accomplishment and you'll be surprised at just how much you've learned in four years doing this. They'll look great on your resumes too.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496479332898","data":"593276b98a38d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496479349149","data":"
Good luck with your college life; I'll see you on the other side! <\/p>"}]
As your friends how many of them actually watch TV on TV anymore. Personally, I haven't watched TV for nearly a decade at home unless I need it for the PlayStation, there simply is no point for me to watch TV anymore when all my media content is on my laptop, or my desktop computer, which I love and will defend until my last breath. <\/p>
Jokes apart, however, it truly is a sign of the times that many of today's youth are moving away from traditional TV and to online media, due to various reasons which deserves a blog post of its own, which I will get to later, but to focus on the task at hand, it is only natural that in an age when online content is king is the age where we adopt technologies like the Amazon Fire TV Stick, so we can go back to watching media content back on TV, except this time it is the online content you've grown to love. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496439501814","data":"5931e441c86ca"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496439503641","data":"
Trust me on this one, I have an impressive monitor for my desktop PC, but watching Interstellar on the TV was a surreal experience; the bigger screen combined with an impressive sound system provide for an excellent experience. With an Amazon Firestick, I can now stream the media content over WiFi to my TV directly, without having to depend on any extra connections, or hoping that my TV is internet enabled. All it needs is an HDMI port, and of course, you'll need a WiFi router at home. <\/p>
The Firestick boasts of an impressive 1.3Ghz processor and an 8GB memory, combined with a RAM of 1GB, which on its own is quite impressive, but considering the size of the device and it's various functions, it is indeed quite a marvel. The processor and memory come in handy to run apps directly from the Firestick and connect to the internet. <\/p>
The remote control that comes bundled with it has a very impressive voice recognition software, which picks up words even with accents, an impressive feat after years of yelling at Siri and Google Now and desperately hoping it understands what you say. Just speak the name of the TV show into the remote after turning out voice recognition and et voila! it works like a charm. It's snappy, responsive, and impressive. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496441853481","data":"5931e4758cfc4"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496441899676","data":"
As with everything in the world, it is not without problems. Amazon loves marketing their products through their services and devices, but they could definitely use a reminder every now and then that Amazon Prime is not the only On-Demand Video Service available on the device (can you imagine the horror if we were only stuck with Amazon Prime? All their content in India is censored!), services like Netflix are not prominently featured (but still there, of course) to favour pushing Amazon's own Prime Video service to the forefront. <\/p>
Another minor gripe I have with the device is the need to sign in to your Amazon account to use it. A great way to be connected to your Prime Video content, no doubt, but I fail to see why I need to do it to use any service at all. It is intrusive and annoying. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496442110491","data":"5931e689ad997"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496442112391","data":"
Final Thoughts: <\/b><\/p>
It's a great device that we recommend, and unlike its competitor from Google, the Firestick does not depend on the power of the device that is blasting the media content onto it. The little device is a powerhouse of its own, considering its size. If you've been looking for something to blast your content on the TV you have at home for a while, the Amazon Fire TV Stick might be just what you're looking for. However, if you would much prefer to watch your media content on the computer, you really don't require it. <\/p>
Click here<\/a> to buy the Amazon Fire TV Stick! Would you like to see more products reviewed by us? Leave a comment with the product name and we'll take a look! <\/p>"}]
1. India and Russia successfully sign pact to build the fifth and sixth nuclear reactors at Kundankulam in Tamil Nadu, a boost to flagging relationship between India and Russia. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496411832210","data":"59316f293dc4b"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496411871486","data":"
2. The Election Commission, which has been accused by the AAP of tampering with EVMs to favour the BJP in the recently concluded elections across 5 states as well as BJP MCD polls, has been warned against conducting the EVM Hackathon by the Uttarakhand High Court, calling the event unconstitutional. The EC EVM Hackathon will be conducted parallel to AAP's own Hackathon. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496412250359","data":"593170a90addb"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496412255401","data":"
3. Haryana today was rocked by a moderate earthquake, measuring 5.0 on the Richter scale. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496412447253","data":"5931716eb577e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496412607229","data":"
4. Indian Cricket Team's tryst with controversy continues as noted historian Ramachandra Guha quits the Supreme Court appointed Committee of Administrators, questioning the issuing of Grade A certification to former Indian skipper MS Dhoni. Grade A certification is reserved for crickets who also play test cricket, and since Dhoni has effectively retired from test cricket, it would seem Ramachandra Guha's concerns are legitimate. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496412824089","data":"593172e6bb66d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496412828689","data":"
5. President of the United States Donald Trump pulls out of the Paris Climate Accords, prompting an international wave of condemnation. USA becomes the third nation to not be included in the accords, the other two being Syria and Nicaragua, the former of which is busy fighting multiple internal wars and the latter believes the Paris accords are not strict enough. This effectively makes science denying the official position of the White House. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496412963392","data":"59317376d3bb5"}]
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow once said that the heights by great men reached and kept were not attained by sudden flight, but they, while their companions slept, were toiling upward in the night, a saying that applies to the struggle to achieve a separate statehood to Telangana as well. Starting back in 1955, the struggle was kept alive by the sons and daughters of the land, carrying out without faltering and without fear, all the while their companions slept or ignored them. <\/p>
This is why Telangana is not merely a state carved out of a much bigger state for administrative purpose, but the end result of a struggle that claimed many lives, received many wounds, and its people, their spirits broken, until such a day when they could look up again when a leader of the masses stepped up and took charge. It was then, at this moment, when the people of the land took charge of the protest once again, and didn't stop fighting until the cycle was repeated. <\/p>
It is no coincidence then, that the leader to break this cycle was the charismatic K. Chandrashekar Rao. Him, along with close aides and family, led the struggle, and gave the people a leadership to believe in. He gave the people of Telangana a leader they could trust, and he delivered. <\/p>
On this day, in 2014, Telangana was born, and when it comes to newborns, utmost care must be taken to ensure it grows up to be strong. The people of Telangana knew what was needed, and the people of Telangana chose the TRS party to shape the state in its most crucial years, a choice which will shower the state with positive blessings for years to come.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496397584955","data":"5931377ea8df6"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496397628101","data":"
Under the excellent leadership of KCR, and with his son, K. T. Rama Rao at the helm of the departments of Information Technology, Urban development and Textiles, the state has seen a rapid spurt of growth, and Telangana's crown jewel, Hyderabad, the city we all love, has only grown prosperous thanks to their efforts. <\/p>
Telangana State since its formation has performed exceptionally well in various fields, both social and economic. Telangana's IT\/ITES exports hit a whopping Rs. 85,470 crore, with a goal of Rs. 1,20,000 by 2020, as said by KTR. This means that our current growth rate in IT exports is 13.85%, which is 4% higher than the national average. KTR himself has been tirelessly working for Telangana, speaking with CEOs of major multinational companies as well as keeping a close eye on the IT industry in the state. From bringing development to the state to navigating the serpentine halls of politics, KTR, much like his father and Chief Minister KCR, has been an instrumental factor in changing the lives of the people of Telangana, bringing much needed development that focuses only on the state. <\/p>
If Telangana is the idea, KTR is the messiah. He's the messenger that brings the word of Telangana to the investors and people alike, so that in the future, the people of Telangana have something they could depend on. At the end of the day, it only seems fair that a struggle of so many years is only met with rapid development once the struggle is over, and it's time to act upon the hopes and dreams of the people who've believed in you. For the people, and for the martyrs, now and forever. <\/p>"}]
It has been 3 Years Telangana has been formed. As a Part of Telangana formation Day MIC Tv has made a Special Song about Telangana Formation Day. <\/p>
Dont Miss Listening to Telangana Formation Day Song. <\/p>
#TelanganaFormationDay <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1496397755096","data":"SLoeX7riojA"}]
IoT is all about connecting devices with one another and enabling the conversation between the devices and users. Internet is the main backbone of IoT, but every device is need not to be connected with Internet directly.<\/p>
The present generation Wi-Fi routers are widely available at every home\/office\/industry, but the number of devices connected will be the buzz always. Only limited number of devices are connected with Wi-Fi router.<\/p>
While building a larger infrastructure in IoT, every device is need not to be connected with internet. A group of devices communicated via central object, where central object is having internet connectivity. The group of devices connected with central object are communicated via Wireless Local Area Networks or Wireless Personal Area Networks created by multiple technological domains.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496346921713","data":"5930717c1e4e9"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496346936599","data":"
Devices can communicate with central object via LoRa, XBEE, Bluetooth, RF, UIRT, NFC and the other relevant technology domains associated with the devices. The Central Object is termed as Gateway<\/b>, as it is related with IoT. It is simply termed as IoT Gateway<\/b>.<\/p>
IoT Gateway is equipped with a layer which has multi-technological architectures which can be able to communicate with the devices, and the number of devices connected with internet through Gateway increases rapidly. <\/p>
An Industrial IoT Gateway will be having a capability to connect with 200+ number of devices using Wi-Fi, LAN, RS485, RS422, Bluetooth, XBEE, RF, LoRa and the other domains. The number of connected devices is totally depends on the number of technological domains layered on the IoT Gateway Architecture.<\/p>
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Let's check the sample Dell Gateway Technical Specifications:<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496347273481","data":"593072da4621e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496347454404","data":"
Let's take a small example, to explain much better.<\/p>
Let's see the interaction between a third-party mobile application and a device installed at home<\/b>, and how it goes through IoT Gateway. A third-party application will be communicating with cloud through internet, the cloud will be querying the data with Gateway through internet, the Gateway will be querying the device connected in a Local Area Network (LAN). The device is not connected with internet directly, but it can query the third party app as follows:<\/p>
Mobile APP <-> Cloud <-> Gateway <-> Device<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496347658056","data":"59307459ede2a"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496347703959","data":"
If you have any doubts, you can post under comments section. <\/p>"}]
The best part about having awesome grandparents is that you get rewarded for every petty deed you do! One such home is mine. I lost my paternal grandparents few years ago and all that I am left with are my maternal grandparents who are teachers. My grandfather is a 70 year old retired government school headmaster and so is my grandmother who is about 65. <\/p>
They have this strange habit of gifting us money whenever they visit us. This year during summer they visited us just for a day. To make them relaxed from the scorching heat they traveled in, I made them each a glass of lemonade as that was the best thing I could do in the kitchen! Then my sister and I sat with them and started discussing our recent accomplishments which were small but worth sharing with them.<\/p>
It was evening and by then and my parents had returned from office and greeted my grandparents. Later, after dinner, we were just lazing around in the hall when we got an awesome idea of teaching my grandparents to transfer money through \u201cpaytm\u201d. Quickly we downloaded the app and taught them. Though they were ambiguous at first they slowly learned to do it on their smartphones which we had gifted them on their wedding anniversary. They also learnt to book a cab which was almost like teaching a baby to use a dictionary. We were so happy that they could learn it just within an hour\u2019s instruction and that was the end of the day. <\/p>
Next morning by the time my sister and I woke up, my grandparents had already left for some family get together. That day when my mother returned from her office, we found a note on the bookshelf saying \u201copen the biggest book\u201d. We did, it was a dictionary to the irony, and we found three \u20b92000\/- notes inside that book. Immediately my mom called up my grandfather and asked if it was his gift. My grandfather gently replied \u201cpaytm may be useful but this is my style!\u201d My mother then burst into a huge laugh and said \u201cThis habit of yours has never changed since my childhood!\u201d<\/p>
She then told the three of us who were already confused as hell that the bookshelf had always been my grandfather\u2019s favorite place at home to hide money. That is the reason behind me describing my bookshelf as \u201cobscurely wealthy\u201d.<\/p>"}]
Earning a graduate degree in computer science can lead to positions in research institutions, government agencies, technology companies and colleges and universities. The US continues to be a desirable place for doing your graduation, so here are five of the best institutes. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496317030692","data":"
1. Carnegie Mellon University<\/p>
Carnegie Mellon University is a private institution that was founded in 1900. It has a total undergraduate enrolment of 6,454, its setting is urban, and the campus size is 149 acres. <\/p>
Carnegie Mellon is known for its programs in science and technology, especially Computer Science, but its seven schools and colleges include a College of Fine Arts and College of the Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496319565796","data":"593006a2e098c"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496317029394","data":"
2. Massachusetts Institute of Technology <\/p>
Massachusetts Institute of Technology is a private institution that was founded in 1861. It has a total undergraduate enrolment of 4,527, its setting is urban, and the campus size is 168 acres.<\/p>
MIT focuses on scientific and technological research and is divided into five schools and one college. Among its graduate schools is the highly ranked School of Sciences, and is one of the best places to pursue Computer Sciences.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496319613272","data":"593006cef0ede"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496317027997","data":"
3. Stanford University <\/p>
Stanford University is a private institution that was founded in 1885. It has a total undergraduate enrolment of 6,999, its setting is suburban, and the campus size is 8,180 acres.<\/p>
Undergraduate programs include the highly ranked School of Engineering and School of Sciences. The courses in Computer Sciences offered here are top-notch.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496319749035","data":"59300763dd8b0"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496317025835","data":"
4. California Institute of Technology<\/p>
Caltech is a private institution that was founded in 1891. It has a total undergraduate enrolment of 1,001, its setting is suburban, and the campus size is 124 acres. <\/p>
Caltech participates in a significant amount of research, receiving grants from institutions such as NASA, the National Science Foundation and the Department of Health and Human Services, among others.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496319631995","data":"593006e32e21e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496317021558","data":"
5. Columbia University<\/p>
Columbia University is a private institution that was founded in 1754. It has a total undergraduate enrolment of 6,102, its setting is urban, and the campus size is 36 acres.<\/p>
Columbia is comprised of three undergraduate schools\u2014Columbia College, The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the School of General Studies\u2014as well as a number of graduate and professional schools.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496319649096","data":"593006f9bb146"}]
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