IIT Bombay All Questions

Hi there,

1. IITS mumbai is better college than ism, but metallurgy as iit mumbai is not that good.
2. Ece is a better branch than metallurgy
3. Placements are better ar iit mumbai but metallurgy has an average placement.
4. Ece is going to be in demand in future.
5. For abroad iit mumbai is better.

Hence I would suggest go for ism... But if you want iit mumbai then you can change your branch after first year if your perform the best among your batch.

I hope this helps

Hello ,

Hope you are doing well.

As per your question, both of the college are good but it depends on you in which branch you are interested in. And accordingly you can choose college but as you asked question so I may compare both the colleges as per your given branch in terms of placements and figure out which one would be better for you to go with. So

1) IIITH:-

They have good infrastructure where as per placement they have highest CTC package of 46LPA and average package is around 21LPA which is amazing.

2) IIT bombay:-

They have good infrastructure as well the name indicates while they have highest CTC package of 60.28LPA and an average package of 20 LPA.

so as per CSE trends you may go with IIITH as they have good placement to as companies like Microsoft, google, came there to recruit candidates. But if you have your interest in mechanical branch then no doubt you may go with IIT bombay too as both of the colleges have their reputation and standards.

Hope this information helps you out. Thank you.

Hi,

The total fees for BTech, Dual Degree (BTech + MTech), BS and BDes programmes is - Rs.124600

Semester fees - Rs 1,00,000

Examination Fee - Rs. 1000

Registration fees - Rs. 750

Hostel fees(includes Hostel Rent, Elect. & Water Charges, Hostel Establishment Charges, Mess Establishment Charges) is Rs. 9,550

The fees is subject to change every year. Kindly, go through official website.

The detailed fees structure can be checked on this website -

http://www.iitb.ac.in/newacadhome/all_fees_new_entrants_2020_21.pdf

Hi Aspirant,

Admission for Engineering has two prospects. The first one is the branch you want to pursue, and your career and interest are the attributes, and the Second one is College, and the placement and tag are the motivation factors.

Metallurgical Engineering has a minimal scope in India over Mechanical Engineering. IIT Bombay and IIT Varanasi are both old IITs, though IIT Bombay leads in the ranking.

I will suggest pursuing Mechanical Engineering in IIT Varanasi will be a wiser decision than pursuing Metallurgical Engineering in IIT Bombay.

All the best.

Dear Aspirant,

When the couselling procedure starts it goes from the top to bottom, so if you have filled IIT Bombay last, and you have some other college higher in the list that you can get based on your rank, then you will get a seat there. The counseliing will not go till the last.

If however, it goes till the end choice, it meant that you have a score which is not enough for any of the colleges.

Use our college predictor tool to know about the list of colleges you can expect at your score:-

Hello there,

You can get the fees structure by visiting official website of IITB.

Here I'm providing you the direct link of the fees structure pdf,- http://www.iitb.ac.in/newacadhome/all_fees_new_entrants_2020_21.pdf

Hope It Hellps :)

Hi Aspirant,

It depends on your interest about the domain in which you want to pursue your career. Definitely, IIT Madras tag is a laurel compare to IIT Bhubaneswar. But, what will help in your future is the branch and knowledge. So, I will vouch for Mechanical Engineering at IIT Bhubaneswar rather than Metallurgical Engineering at IIT Bombay.

Hello,

Both the civil Engineering department and chemical engineering department are really good in IIT Bombay. Making a choice between these two depends totally on your area of interest but I'll list out the comparison between these two branches.
In IIT Bombay civil is considered better than chemical engineering. Civil engineering deals with the construction and design, maintenance of the physical or naturally built environment, including work at various bridges, roads etc.
Chemical engineering on the other hand conceive and design processes to produce, transform and transport materials starting by experimenting them first in the laboratory and then by implementation of the technology in full scale production.
Chemical engineers do have a chance at higher salary but the job opportunities is less than that of civil engineers, also chemical engineering is more tough than civil engineering since it has a vast syllabus.

Hope this helps.

IIT Bombay Metallurgy and IIT Madras Chemical both are excellent options with excellent opportunitues in all of Core, Non Core, IT, Software and Analytics Sectors.

Perhaps when making a choice between the above two, I would suggest you to choose the Institute at vicinity of your hometown. Both the Branches have equally great Placements, Academic Outlook, Research opportunitues and Infrastructure.

For more information and college prediction do follow the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-advanced-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

As far as Non Core/IT/Finance/Consultancy Placements are concerned, both being top IITs provide substantial opportunities with good Pay scales and maximum packages lying between 14-20 LPA.

Core Placements for both your options are Bleak. Last year as far as I remember only 3 Companies lined up for Ocean Engineering Students, ExxonMobil, Indian Register of Shipping and Oceanergy. IIT Bombay Environmental too faces same dearth of Core opportunities.

I would advise you to forgo the top 5 IITs and target the Next 5 IITs. You will surely get either of Chemical/Metallurgical/Industrial at IIT Roorkee, BHU, Hyderabad, Indore and Guwahati.

Another choice can be taking a Core Branch like Mechanical , Petroleum or Chemical at IIT ISM Dhanbad.Core placements at IIT ISM are at an all time high there.

For more information and college prediction do follow the link

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-advanced-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer