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Mainly their are two ways.Jee mains :— you need to be among the top 1k rankers to get into iiith cse considering you are a boys recently girls quota is also introduced to maintain gender diversity for girls the rank is around 2.2k rank.( Only for 4 year course b-tech)cuttoff for male candidate( note iiit h is one of the finest institute with no reservation)cutoff for female candidates( only female quota just to maintain diversity)Ugee basically it is exam conducted by iiit Hyderabad itself for specifically 5 year courses. It consists of two parts SUPR and REAP . SUPR is a speed based game and REAP test your critical and research based thinking approach.(around 80k-1lacs student appeared last year and no. of student apearing for this exam is also increasing every year as every one is becoming aware of it.)If I am not wrong you can also apply through kvpy or Olympiad exams(if you qualify) but seats are very less.Iiit Hyderabad cuttoff is decreasing every year .So data may vary a little.

You misunderstand the position of many of us on the centre left. We have no problem with people being rich, we have a problem with people being poor. As long as billionaires pass the Buffett Test, that they should pay the same tax rate as the highest taxed of any of their employees, I have no problem with honestly earned wealth.It is not the wealth of the few that is bad, it is the poverty of the many. And the fact that the few are not paying their fair share. The strongest backs should carry the heaviest burden, but should not be broken. It is when the secretary is paying 30% tax and the billionaire 15% tax that things have gone wrong.And there are some cases where people are reaping huge rewards for small contributions, or even for failure. If people add value, it is good that they are well rewarded (and that those rewards are taxed). But if people wreck companies, and exit with huge bonuses, that is wrong.

Yes. I read that I had tested positive for cocaine and cannabis, when I hadn’t ever been tested for! I looked more closely, and saw that someone else’s name was on that report; it had been misfiled.I walked out to the receptionist’s desk and handed it to him, saying “this was in my file and it isn’t mine”, then went back to the exam room, to continue reading my own chart.I found that at my previous appointment (a routine annual gynecology exam), the doctor had tested me for gonorrhea without my consent, and had deemed me a “high risk” patient. I had a M.S. degree, was working in public education, drug-free and married. There was nothing in my lifestyle that could possibly classify me as high risk for contracting a STD. I’d never been arrested, or treated for anything more serious than a yeast infection!So I went back out to the receptionist, and said the gonorrhea test had been done without my permission, and I wanted a refund for that line item. He said it would be credited to that day’s appointment. I should have left, because this doctor was clearly padding charts with unnecessary tests to reap insurance benefits, but she was the only female gynecologist in the county, so I kept my appointment. However I did make sure that charge was taken off.I regret not reporting her to the board, and to my insurance company.