@EshaManideep i am not at IITB but in first year, all subjects are same. So, grades don't really depend on your branch.
That being said, looking for branch change is An incredibly risky option. If you are interested in CSE, take CSE. Not EE/ME/EC and then going for a branch change
I am firmly of the opinion that department change is a burden you take upon yourself that might not even be in your hands. It also takes luck(there are profs in every uni who will mess up your grades)and top tier colleges don't award you grades unless you have worked incredibly hard.
Ohh.. So in short... Would you advise somebody to take a gamble and opt for a branch/course which they are definitely not interested in/wanna pursue(for example,mettalurgical engineering or some BS course in the IITs when u don't really wanna go for pure sciences) in the hope of a depC?
@AvnishKabaj Ohh..So u r gonna go for the tag then...But if u r originally interested in coding and computer-related stuff, then won't textile be boring for u?
@AvnishKabaj But still,I have seen the textile engineering course thinking it may be related to chem... And it looked boring af... Would not be a good choice for me
I've sort of a meta question, maybe it's quick to answer so I thought about throwing it here on the chat
I've an active question, and because of further research I realized some of the reasoning I had previously done was wrong and I want to update it. For historic purpose (avoiding making comments sound senseless for example), should I strikethrough the previous reasoning and append the new one or just delete it to avoid making the question too large?
@AjayMishra That's what I used to do, but the strikethrough would enforce that the previous information was false, kind of a silly dilemma but was wondering what would be the preference lol
Click on the link, that will take on the meta chat. This is normal stackexchange chat, I guess you know about that , stackoverflow and meta have different chat sites.
NOTE: As I've been finding new informations about the question, I've been editing the question to keep it up to date. If some comment doesn't make sense just check the Edit History.
DPD (N,N-diethyl-p-phenylenediamine) is used in free chlorine colorimetric analysis since it reacts with Hypochl...
@AvnishKabaj Congrats for securing a gr8 college like IIITD!
@Groverkss I mean,if u wanna do CS u should definitely go for IIITH IMO...Even Gauran Tandon of this chatroom took IIITH inspite of a excellent advanced rank cuz he wanted to do coding
I have a project that would require cannabigerolic acid (CBGA) as a synthase substrate, but the only available chemical I can find is cannabigerol (CBG). CBG is the product of CBGA through decarboxylation at about 105 °C. Is this reaction reversible? How can I carboxylate the CBG I have available...
Not exactly sure what kind of reaction this is. But here's my attempt. LDA is a strong base and probably deprotonates somewhere which I'm not sure about. It I would to make a guess it would probably be beta to the imine. This is following by nucleophilic attack of the carboanion onto the use of...
NOTE: As I've been finding new informations about the question, I've been editing the question to keep it up to date. If some comment doesn't make sense just check the Edit History.
DPD (N,N-diethyl-p-phenylenediamine) is used in free chlorine colorimetric analysis since it reacts with Hypochl...
