Hi

Incoming freshers are most definitely allotted triple sharing rooms. As you proceed with the years in college, this gets converted to twin sharing. In the rarest of occasions, you will be given a single room only in the 4th year. The seats are ever increasing, and so the space in hostels is decreasing.

Hello Aspirant,

Indian institute of technology, Delhi is one of  the top most ranked institute in Asia, it comes under top 100 ranked universities/colleges in entire Asia, for getting into  this college for B.Tech course you will have to crack JEE advanced exam which is one of the toughest exam.

It has Lush green campus fully equipped with Wi-Fi for 24*7 net stability. In campus there are so many facilities like Gymnasium, Auditorium, Hostels and so on.

For more details about IIT Delhi kindly refer the link given below:

https://www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-technology-delhi

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Dear Aspirant,

Total 900+ offers are made in the IIT Delhi last placement season. The highest domestic package was 72 lac per annum. The average package for the cse is about 15 lac per annum.

Some of the top recruiters are:-

Microsoft

Intel

Uber

Flipkart

Goldman Sacs

Amazon

Hope this helps. Thank you.

You could read the 2018 report here: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/iit-delhi-placement-report-2018

Dear Aspirant,

Both of the IITs are almost at the comparable level and have same placement opportunities but the alumni network of IIT Bombay is a bit better than that of the IIT Delhi and that is a plus point for the IIT bombay. So if you have to chose between the same branches then go for IIT Bombay, however, if you are getting for example CSE at IIT D and Mech at IIT B then chose the CSE at IIT D.

Hope this helps. Thank you.

Hello aspirant,

Yes for pursuing career in management you need to apply for management courses in IISc, IIT Delhi and other IITs differently. All of this colleges take admission on the bases of CAT exam which is held in november generally, so if you want to apply for it you need to fill the form which will come around August.

You have to fill a form for CAT and appear and have good scores in it along with that you have to separately fill forms of all the Universities and colleges you want to take admission in, all of this forms have different fees and you will have to pay them to fill the form. CAT is just a score card that enables you to get admission in universities for MBA courses. Except CAT you can also apply to private colleges entrance exams for pursuing the course. But for IITs and IISc you will have to fill a form separately and appear in their processes (like GD, PI etc ) along with bachelors degree and CAT or other exam scores, for getting selected.

Hi

DC Pandey is a good book for JEE preparation

Physics mainly deals with concepts and then you have to apply the learned concepts to solve numericals. So use DC pandey in this way:-

Go through the theory of the DC Pandey well:- while reading the chapter focus on clearing concepts and underline the important paragraphs .

Go through soved examples :- after going through the theory of the chapter from DC Pandey go through solved examples it has large number of solved examples for your better understandin, it will help you to learn how to appy the concepts for solving numericals .


Go through unsolved question of the DC Pandey'- you should solve your questions on your own after going through the examples

After finishing each chapter ,make short notes of formulas and important concepts that you learnt while going through the chapter and keep revising them at regular intervals like once in 15 days

Thank you