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Being a computer science student, I would recommend you the following laptops:
Asus R558uq which comes with i7 processor @54000/- (kindly negotiate with your offline retailers).
Acer e5-575g: The pricing hovers around from 36000/- to 44000/- depending upon your configuration.
Lenovo IdeaPad 510. MacBook 13 inch (2015 edition).
HP pavilion AU series are also pretty good value for money.
Look into their specs individually since these laptops come with different configuration and price segments. These are my picks. However, try to purchase from offline retailers. You might get better returns at a cheaper price. Compare it with online services so that you can negotiate with them. And this is regarding offline retailers, do not let them fool you.

Brand Value:IIT Roparis not among the top rated colleges of the country and is a relatively new IIT. Founded in 2008IIT Roparis just 9 years old and it would take some time before the industry recognizes professionals who have graduated from there. NSITon the other hand, founded in 1983 has been an established institution for over 30 years now. Most of the alumni ofNSITare now at top positions in companies as well as pursuing Masters in top foreign institutions such asHarvard, MIT and many more. IIT. Have a brand value only if you are in the top 5 IIT. Else there are better institutions out there, especially NSIT as its a part of Delhi University. Placements:NSIT has stellar placements in tech, non-tech and core companies. We have people working in Texas Instruments, Google, Uber, Microsoft, BCG, McKinsey, Brain only to name a few. Don't have much about IIT-Ropar placements. Quality of faculty, Curriculum and academics:NSIT boasts of few of the top professors of the country likeProf. Raj Senani, Prof. Harish Parthasarthy only to name a few. Their LOR (Letter Of Recommendation) can literally take you places! As far as curriculum and academics considered Sits syllabus has recently been updated as per industry standards and also the academics are good. Classes are held regularly and also we have a 75% attendance criteria. Coding Culture:NSIT has an amazing coding environment. We have amazing coders, who make it to GSoCevery year. Also, some of them are ranked highly at sites like TopCoder and CodeChef. Peer Interactions:NSIT will give you an essence of actual college life. The seniors are extremely helpful and are always there to guide you along the way. Moreover, many seniors share their placements materials with many juniors to help them during placements. Sometimes, some of the close seniors may even provide you with a referral at their companies to land you an interview!

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IBPS Bank Exam is one of the toughest exams conducted in India. So, prepare yourself well for the exam. IBPS conducts four banking exams: IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, IBPS RRB and IBPS SO Exam. All these exams are conducted separately. Click here http://bit.ly/2JY7aEM to check the complete details of all the exams. You must follow these preparation tips to crack IBPS Bank Exams:
1. First check the complete syllabus and exam patter.
2. You must study from best books and study materials.
3. You should solve previous year question papers and take online mock tests. This will give you an idea about the pattern and difficulty level of the questions.
4. You should daily watch new channels and read newspapers. This will keep you updated with the latest happenings. Also read GK books and magazines. This will help you prepare for the GK section.
5. Make a habit of speaking in English. Watch English channels and read English magazines. This will prepare you for English section.
6. Improve your weaker areas first. Give more time to the topics in which you are weak.
7. Study at least 6-7 hours daily. Best of Luck!