Hi Sukrit. May be my opinion will sound different to you, but to be completely honest with you, you should choose IIT Roorkee Metallurgy as Electrical or Mechanical are very common branches now a days with high competition, whereas metallurgy is less popular and you can easily get a job.

Hi Piyush, both are good. If your interest in in computer science then you should pursue CSE in DTU and if you are interested in chemistry then Chemical Engineering from IIT-R sounds more promising. 

IIT has its own charm and reputation, but DTU is equally good as CSE is one

you have to carry all your doccumentss such asa 10th marksheet your 10+2 marksheet your passing certificate of 12th your chorecter certificate as ell as your id card , and you photographs. all the best.

hello Sukrit,

According to me, every branch is unique in itself if you are interested in extracting, refining or recycling metals then you should go for metallurgy or if you are interested in the software world, coding  then you should go for computer science or if working with engine or

dear student

Mechanical Engineering at IIT Roorkee is a better option. It is the oldest Engineering college in India and Mechanical is a fairly vast field, often called the Evergreen branch of Engineering.

It's good enough, faculties are fine, labs do have equipments, infrastructure is ok.

Workshops & courses are

Hi Anmol! For your information, IIT Roorkee does not accept MAT scores for its MBA admission. It accepts only CAT scores. Hence, if you want to take admission in IIT Roorkee, it would not be possible through MAT scores. For other B-school admission chances, use the MAT Pathfinder tool as

In IIT roorkee there is no interview, admission in M.Tech Earthquake Engg on the basis of GATE score. There are three streams in earthquake engineering Structure Dynamics, Soil dynamics and SVRA. Most of the students are not aware about this department. Structure dyn is more demanding then soil and SVRA