If you're asking if there's a CS branch in IIT Mumbai, then yes, there is. Otherwise I would like to make your question more clear.

Hello Saurabh,

By seeking the last year trend for eligiblity for Jee Advanced the pwd candidate have to score 0.1137173 percentile for qualify the Jee mains but this is not enough for taking admission into NITs . For taking admission into NITs such as Trichy ,Warangal, Surathkal, Allahabad your PWD

Hi Pavan,

Since you haven't mentioned your category I've mentioned open category cutoffs

• IIT B for specialisation in Civil Engineering you will be eligible for Geotechnical Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Remote sensing, Water Resource Engineering. ( http://www.iitb.ac.in/newacadhome/GATEscoreoflastcandidate2019-20.pdf )
• IIT M the previous year lowest cutoff were high. ( http://www.iitb.ac.in/newacadhome/GATEscoreoflastcandidate2019-20.pdf )
• IIT

HEllo Aditya,

Actually there are so many colleges that are very good. If you prepare a list, you can see top 10 colleges are almost equivalent and their position fluctuates among themselves in years.

Generally speaking, the most preferred colleges are the IITs, especially the top 5 IITs that are

Sourabh, the answer to your query is YES. Many IITs offer other courses than engineering too and these are quite coveted courses as they are offered by IITs. Here I am listing a few courses other than engineering offered at some of the IITs:-

INTEGRATED 5 YR MSC in PHYSICS

First priority should be given to Your interest if you are concerned about job then you should go for CSE at IIT Gandhinagar and if you are oriented towards research then you can go for applied mathematics but remember at Gandhinagar you will not witness the two century legacy and

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, to get admission in the IITs for the Mtech you have to go through the interview even if you are from SC. I hope this will solve your query.

Good Luck

HELLO VASHIST
Congratulations for your result and qualifying JEE mains.
since it is very difficult to predict the exact rank but we do have a backup we have a formula to calculate the expected rank that is (100 – Total percentile) x 869010/100.
So according to formula your expected rank