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If a student at ICFAI University, Raipur, fails an internal exam, the following consequences take place:

The student receives a grade in the specific subject they failed, requiring them to pay a fee of 2000–5000 rupees to retake the examination. The availability of the re-examination is typically scheduled at the end of the semester, as determined by ICFAI University, Raipur.

While it is uncommon for colleges and universities to fail students in their internal exams, in extremely rare cases where a student performs very poorly, they may be required to repeat the exam.

However, it is crucial for students to remain attentive, focused, and dedicated to their subjects. The results of their internal exams, as well as other assessments such as portfolios, assignments, and projects, can have an impact on their final marks or grades.

Yes, Lovely Professional University (LPU) can be admitted without taking the LPUNEST that points to the flexible and student-oriented system of admission in the university. Although most programmes are covered under LPUNEST, which is mainly done to award scholarships and give merit-based seat allocation, it is not mandatory in all programmes. LPU provides direct entrance as per eligibility standards which includes marks achieved in Class 12, graduation or post-graduation in most of its programs like BA, BBA, B.Com, B.Sc, MA and many more.

Also, LPU has been taking the national entrance examination scores such as JEE Main, CAT, MAT, XAT, GATE, CUET, etc. in particular programmes and students have the option of avoiding LPUNEST altogether since they have obtained a national level entrance examination score. The multi-pathway strategy will mean that good students will not be denied the chance because of one entrance test. LPU has an industry-driven curriculum, state-of-the-art infrastructure, international exposure, and efficient placement services, which together with the absence of LPUNEST renders quality higher learning affordable to those wishing to pursue higher education, and hence it is an excellent institution to look at.

Yes, if we talk about National Institute of Meghalaya, there are few kind of scholarship available, basically it depends on the category from which you belong . 
If you are from SC or ST category you don't need to pay any tuition fee you just have to pay hostel and mess, and apart from that, you will get government scholarship from various scheme as per my knowledge what my friends are getting is around 60-70 thousand per year so from that only you can pay your college fee. 

If you are from general or OBC category then it depends on your family income, if your family is making less than 2 Lacs you don't have to pay tuition fees but apart from this you can't get any other scholarship. 
If your family income is more that 2 Lacs and less than 6-8 Lacs, I don't know exactly then you have to pay only 1/3 of tuition fee.

The breakfast experience at NIT Meghalaya can be a mixed bag, as they attempt to cater to diverse regional preference. Some days, you may find enjoyable options from different parts of India, but on other days, the execution may fall short, leading to disappointment. Lunches on college days are typically lackluster, with the combination of price, curry, and vegetables lacking flavor and variety. The situation doesn't improve when meals are served in the hostel, as the quality remains subpar, failing to meet expectations. For dinner, one can expect an average dining experience, neither exceptional nor particularly satisfying. In summary, the food at NIT Meghalaya is characterized by consistent breakfast, underwhelming college day lunches, impressive hostel meals, and average dinner, making it a topic of concern for students seeking a consistently satisfying dining experience.

Join Student Organizations and Clubs: NIT Meghalaya has a wide range of student organizations and clubs covering various interests and fields. Consider joining clubs related to your academic interests, hobbies, or sports. Engaging in extracurricular activities will not only enhance your overall experience but also provide opportunities for personal growth and networking.

Explore the Surroundings: Meghalaya is known for its natural beauty and cultural richness. Take time to explore the local attractions, landscaped, and cuisines. Engaging in off-campus activities will provide a well-rounded experience and help you appreciate the regions unique offerings.

Admission to the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Meghalaya is  based on the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE). The JEE is a national-level entrance examination conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA).

To secure admission to NIT Meghalaya through JEE, you would need to follow the general process outlined below:

1. JEE Main Examination: You must appear for the JEE Main examination, which assesses your knowledge in physics, chemistry, and mathematics. The exam is conducted by the NTA.

2. Qualifying JEE Main: You must achieve the minimum cutoff score set by the NTA to be eligible for admission to NIT Meghalaya. The cutoff score varies each year and is determined based on various factors such as the difficult level of the exam, the number of applicants, and the availability of seats.

3. JoSAA Counseling: After the JEE Main results are unannounced, you need to register for the Joint Seat Location Authority (JoSAA) counseling. JoSAA conducts the centralized counseling process for admissions to NITs, IIITs, and other participating institutes.

4. Choice Filling and Seat Allotment: During JoSAA counseling, you need to fill your preferred choices of NITs and courses based on your rank and eligibility. Seat allotment is done considering your JEE Main rank, category, availability of seats, and the choices you have filled.

5. Reporting and Document Verification: Once a seat is allotted to you, you must report to the designed reporting center and complete the document verification process. You will need to carry necessary documents, such as JEE Main admit card, rank card, counseling registration form, class 10th and 12th mark sheet, category certificate (if applicable), and other relevant documents.

We are having a letter grading system it goes like for the grading of the students based on the performance as per the evaluation scheme and Later Grades shall be awarded. The faculty awards the grades with the highest grade SA then AA, AB and it goes like that. The marks system is not relatively in NIT Sikkim and you will be awarded genuinely according to your individual performance.

 How SGPA is calculated (semester marking)?  

It is the weighted average of grade points secured by the student in the credit courses taken by him and is given by the expression:

SGPA = (1/ Ct ) CiGPi, I = 1

where, n is the number of credit courses registered and passed by the student during

the semester, GPiis the grade point secured by him/ her in the ith course with a credit value of Ci and Ct is the total credit earned in the semester. CGPA (overall grading)-

It is the accumulated weighted average grade point of a student over the semesters starting from his/ her joining the programme taking into account all the credit courses registered and passed by him/her. N CGPA = ( 1/ C ) Ci GPi, I = 1

where, N is the total number of credit courses registered and completed by the student with pass grade over the semesters starting from his/ her joining the

programme, GPi is the grade point secured by him/her in the ith course with a

credit value of Ci and C is total credit earned till the semester.