Hello,

The previous year cut off GATE score to get seat in M.Tech Computer Science Engineering in IIT, Bombay through GATE for SC category was 500. Considering this you need to score minimum 55-65 marks to get such score. This is the expected marks because GATE score corresponding to the marks scored changes depending on various factors like number of candidates appeared for CSE paper, normalised score, top score and least score.

Hello there,

IIT Delhi is one of the top IIT's of India. To get into this IIT, you have to get a very good rank in the JEE Advance exam. Now, if you want CS here, then your rank must be very good. As per the previous year trends and the cut-off data, you have to get a minimum CRL Rank of around 100. And it needs a lot of hard work and practice to get such a rank. You can also check the cut-off of IIT Delhi, to predict your admission chances. The link is given below.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-cutoff-for-iit-delhi/amp

Best of luck.

hey!

yes, it is true, IIT Guwahati is offering Mtech in food science and technology in collaboration with GIFU university Japan. And under this course, the second semester would be conducted in GIFU university Japan and other three semesters 1,3 and 4th would be conducted in IIT Guwahati. Capacity for this course is 5 Indian and 5 japanese students. You can get admission by clearing gate exam in relevant disciplines such as AG/BT/CH/CY/XE/XL. Final selection of candidates for this course would be done by an interview of shortlisted candidates.To know more, visit here;

http://www.iitg.ac.in/chemeng/imdfst/

thankyou

Hi,

Courses offered by IIT Bombay are:

• B.Tech: CSE, Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, Aerospace, Metallurgical Engineering.
• B.Tech+M.Tech (Dual degree) : Environmental sciences and Engineering, Electrical, Mechanical, Energy Science, Mechanical
• B.S. Degree( 4 years): Chemistry, Humanities and Sciences, Mathematics, B.Des
• M.Tech: Aerospace, Chemical, Electrical, Earth Sciences, Environmental Sciences, Mechanical, Metallurgical, Systems and Control, Geoinformatics, etc.

Check the complete course list along with eligibility criteria and fees over here: https://www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-technology-bombay/courses

Hello Aspirant,

See there is no any compulsion to have laptop in your entire B.Tech. course in any field but if you have laptop and especially when you are in CSE branch then it will be a plus point for you because there is lot of programming in different languages for which laptop is required and not only this but for so many different works like projects, coding, online classes(as per present circumstances) and so on requires a basic laptop. If you have a laptop then your lot of work will become easier otherwise you will get computers in library or computer lab of IIT Roorkee.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello Nithin!

Well it is very rare for NASA to recruit IIT graduates directly from placements. NASA along with other space exploration companies like blue origin and spaceX comes under their defense department. So, foreigners can not be allowed to work in it directly due to national security reasons. Hence, they only recruit US employess with a US degree and international students with a valid US Masters degree(and those who eventually get a green card). You can complete your graduation from any top IIT(be it Bombay, Delhi,etc.)  and then head to the US to pursue Masters if your dream for NASA is to be fulfilled. Go for Masters in subjects like Orbital Mechanics, Propulsion systems, Thermodynamics, Aerodynamics, Aviationsystems, and Quantum mechanics.

You can try to get internships in CalTech which has a strong connection with JPL(Jet Propulsion Laboratory). This may eventually lead you to a project at CalTech associated with JPL or NASA.

Only 3% employees of NASA are Asians(Indians, Chinese, Japanese, etc.) and they do not even work directly for them. Companies like Boeing, Lockheed, Raytheon, etc hire them for buliding rockets for NASA.

Hope you understood.

NASA doesn't recruit students specifically from any IIT of India, not even from IISc Bangalore.

NASA Recruits astronauts, scientists, engineers, IT specialists, human resources specialists, accountants, writers, technicians and many other kinds of peoples.

Recruitment Process is different in NASA, if you are talented and extraordinary and good in research then you can make your Way to NASA from any reputed College of India whether it is IIT, NIT, IISc, IISER, BARC or Etc. At least you need to complete your Masters to get into NASA, PhD will be more better. Publish Good Research Papers in Relevant Field during your Research in famous Journals of World. you can visit on the official website of NASA for various Vacancies and you can apply accordingly.

All the Best

Engineering Programs at LPU are in the same league as BITS Pilani & many of IITs.

As per the world ranking 2022 LPU has been ranked 10th amongst top universities of India in engineering subject.

The CSE course of LPU has been ranked 9th in computer science, amongst top universities of India.

Around 550+ companies visit every year for such activities and campus-recruitment of students from LPU. And this year for batch graduating in 2020, already more than 650 placement/internship drives have been conducted till February 2020 with leading industry giants (more than 90% being MNCs).

Hello, For top institutions like IITs there is only a little difference in the percentile with respect to the other categories. For instance there is a difference of marks around 10.3 in average from the qualifying marks of general category. You can refer the previous year cut off from this link https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-cutoff-for-iits

Best wishes.

Yeah! You are eligible for MSc Computer science at IIT's. The basic eligibility criteria for IIT JAM is that you should have 55% marks or 6.5 CGPA in your Bachelors Degree.

If you want more info regarding IIT JAM 2021 click the link provided below:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-eligibility-criteria

I hope my answer helps you. All the very best for your future endeavors!