Is IIS good for M.Sc.?

{Source: <b>M.Sc.</b> students & alumni}<br /><br /><b>Question:</b> <br /><br /><b>Answer:</b><br /><br />Based on student reviews, here's a summary of the pros and cons:<br /><br /><b>Pros:</b><br /><br />* Good infrastructure: Modern classrooms, lab facilities, library, and hostel accommodation.<br />* Friendly faculty: Helpful and knowledgeable professors who guide students throughout their program.<br />* Placement opportunities: While not exceptional, around 30-40% of students get placed every year with average packages ranging from INR2-INR4 Lacs per annum.<br />* Relevant course curriculum: Covers both theoretical and practical aspects, preparing students for industry demands.<br /><br /><b>Cons:</b><br /><br />* Average placement record: Compared to national institutions, IIS may not offer the highest packages (e.g., the highest package in my time was INR8 LPA, average package was INR3 LPA).<br />* Limited internship opportunities: Although some students participated in internships, the number seems limited.<br />* Mixed feedback on teaching quality: While some students found faculty members helpful, others felt they were average or struggled to grasp certain concepts.<br />* Semester exams: Can be easy to pass, but challenging to secure good grades.<br /><br />Overall, IIS might be suitable for those seeking a solid foundation in botany, but potential students should weigh the pros and cons carefully before making a decision.

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