Hi Aspirant

Both these colleges are some of the best engineering colleges in the nation.

The campus life that you will get in both these colleges will be amazing. Infact a lot of it will depend on your friend circle.

As far as placements is concerned it depends and varies

No, they only call those students whom they have selected on the basis of ranking. Yes, IIT Bombay is one of the prime colleges in India to do m.tech. and yes, they either mail the selected students and if not responded then they call shortly. So hope you understand and

Well, here is something that you can do to get a better sense of career prospects in those areas after M.Tech from IITs/NITs

First search for VLSI on LinkedIn dot com (I am not able to post the url as you will be asked to login first) and add filter

See Rohan you gave choice meta in IIT Kharagpur and chemical in IIT BHU. Both colleges are good. So it completely depends on what do you like and in which field you want to pursue your career. Chemical engineering is flourishing day by day. It is receiving more offers day

No it's not true . IIT Roorkee have msc courses in applied geology. Almost all IIT have this course including IIT Kharagpur IIT Bombay a nd IIT ism Dhanbad. If you have made your mind for IIT Roorkee then you should go for it. If not then I will suggest

hello Kiran,

The Indian Institute of Technology,Roorkee provides M.Tech courses in Structural Dynamics and the course is of 2 year duration. the admission is done through Gate entrance exam and 10% seats are provided without Gate exam to whose who score 8 cgpa on a scale of 10.

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See as you have provided different courses and different colleges. So we will take it one by one. First the college. IIT Roorkee and IIT BHU and IIT Guwahati. So see regarding IIT Roorkee and Guwahati both are one of the oldest IIT. BHU got IIT tag recently. So regarding

First of all as the name suggests IIT Roorke offers Electronics and Communications Engineering whereas IIT BHU offers Electronics Engineering so definately some of the courses on Communications systems would be replaced by more core Electronics subjects. Placements do not vary much if we consider both the instititutes.

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