IIT Bombay All Questions

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IIT Bombay is one of the top ranked Institutes of India. So, the Cutoff for IIT Bombay and its various branches are generally very high. Looking at the previous year IIT Bombay cutoff for ST Category, for ST Category, in order to get B.tech in Aerospace Engineering in IIT Bombay, you would need to score within 2000 rank in JEE advance. That will be equivalent of scoring 230+ marks in JEE advance paper for ST Category

so you should have minimum 800 and maximum 2000 rank in advance to get admission in iit Bombay to get seat in aerospace engineering.

hope this is helpful for you

best of luck for your future

Dear Krishna,

You have not mentioned any courses so I will give you the cut-off rank for EWS (female) for IIT Bombay in all the courses. I am assuming this query concerns Btech ie undergraduate courses. Kindly correct me in the comments if that is not the case.

It is difficult to predict minimum cut-off let alone minimum score. Scores will change every year in a competitive exam. Therefore, rank cut-offs are better for following trends. however, even they change every year should generally be taken only for getting a basic idea. My answer is based on the cut-offs of 2021and 2020 Please note that these trends change each year and this is merely meant to be indicative and not predictive.

1. Aerospace engineering: rank 1501 (2021), 1594 (2020)

2. Chemical Engineering: rank 1321 (2021), 1536 (2020)

3. Civil Engineering: rank 1775 (2021), 1724 (2020)

4. Computer Science and Engineering: rank 361 (2021), 248 (2020)

5. Electrical engineering: rank 916 (2021), 924 (2020)

6. Engineering Physics: rank 1357 (2021, 1361 (2020)

7. Mechanical Engineering: rank 1073 (2021), 1302 (2020)

8. Metallurgical Engineering and Materials Science: rank 1906 (2021), 2285 (2020)

9. Environmental Science and Engineering: rank 2714, 2552 (2020)

You can get cut-offs of previous years by following the link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-cutoff-for-iit-bombay

I hope this answers your question! Best of luck!

Hello aspirant,

The IIT Bombay cutoff for JEE Advanced is the minimum score needed by applicants to be admitted to the institution's various B.Tech programmes.

It should be remembered that each course and candidate category receives a different JEE Advanced cutoff from the authorities. The JEE Advanced will take into account a number of parameters, including the number of seats, the number of candidates, the difficulty level of the exam, etc. to determine the IIT Bombay cutoff for JEE Advanced. Candidates that score higher than the cutoff will have a better chance of being accepted. For the final seat allocation, the candidates must nevertheless satisfy all other eligibility requirements.

To know cutoff list you can visit our site by clicking on link given below.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-cutoff-for-iit-bombay

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Good day, aspirant

For the top 5 IITs, brand value is undoubtedly higher. IITs are regarded as being considerably superior to other institutions for research because the Indian government generously supports IITs. Both IITB and Bits Pilani have identical placement statistics, and each year they both surpass their previous records. Personally, I would choose IITB over Bits because it is currently one of India's top engineering institutions.

Hope this helps you

If your family income is less than 1 lakh, then you will get a 100% waiver in tuition fees (which is 1 lakh rupees), and if your family income is between 1 to 5 lakh, then you will be reimburses 2/3rd of your tuition fee.

However, in any case you will have to give hostel and mess fees which is as follows:

Mess Caution Money (One Time, Refundable): Rs.1,000

Hostel Seat Rent (per Semester): Rs.2,000

Electricity & Water charges (per Semester): Rs.3,000

Other fees (per Semester): Rs.6,050

Mess Advance (per Semester): Rs.22,000

Total (Hostel and Mess combined): Rs.34,050

Hope I have answered your question. All the best!

Hello Vivek,

See there is no percentage criteria to appear for JEE-Main but it is required for admission to NITs/IIITs/GFTIs and as per current criteria the 75% criteria has been waived off and now you only need to pass in class 12th so as you have passed in class 12th so you are definitely eligible for admission as well as for JEE-Main and if you qualify JEE-Main then you can definitely appear for JEE-Advance through which you can get admission in IIT Bombay or any other IITs depending upon your JEE-Advance rank but note that  there are some criterion which you need to satisfy in order to appear for JEE-Main so let us discuss them.

JEE-Main eligibility criteria is mentioned below :-

1--- Age criteria :- There is no age limit to appear in JEE-Main but note that there might be the age limit in any particular institution taking admission through JEE-Main score, so you should keep this thing in mind.

2--- Qualifying Examination :- To be eligible for JEE-Main one should have passed 10+2 examination with Physics, Mathematics as mandatory subjects along with one of the Chemistry/Biotechnology/Biology/ Technical Vocational subject from any of the recognized central or state board.

3--- Year of qualification :- For JEE-Main 2022 only those candidates who have passed Class 12 / equivalent examination in 2020, 2021 or 2022; or those who will be appearing in Class 12th / equivalent examination in 2022, would be eligible to appear.

So if you follow all above criterion then you are definitely eligible for JEE-Main.

For more details kindly check out the link given below :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-eligibility-criteria

As you are preparing for JEE-Main so I am enlisting down some best books for your preparation which you can use for your preparation :-

@Physics

• Concepts of Physics-H. C. Verma
• Fundamentals of Physics-Halliday, Resnick and Walker
• Problems in General Physics-I. E. Irodov
• University Physics-Freedman and Young
• Understanding JEE physics series-DC Pandey
• Problem In Physics-SS Krotov

@Mathematics

• Higher Algebra-Hall and Knight
• Coordinate Geometry-S.L. Loney
• Differential and Integral Calculus-N. Piskunov
• Calculus and Analytic Geometry-Thomas and Finney
• IIT Mathematics for JEE Main & Advanced-M.L. Khanna
• Course in Mathematics for IIT-JEE-Tata McGraw Hill publication
• Problems Plus in IIT Mathematics-A Das Gupta
• Trigonometry-S L Loney

@Chemistry

• Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations-RC Mukherjee
• Organic Chemistry-Solomons and Fryhle
• Concise Inorganic-J. D. Lee
• Organic Chemistry-Morrison and Boyd
• University Chemistry-Freedman and Young
• Physical Chemistry-N Awasthi
• Arihant's Practice Book Chemistry for JEE Main And Advanced-R.K Gupta

You can also check out the JEE-Main knockout package for preparation of JEE-Main from the link given below :-

https://learn.careers360.com/jee-main-coaching/?utm_source=%20QnA

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

See, preparatory courses are offered to those student who the IITs think that if we invest an year on these students, then these students may perform very well if they are admitted in the normal B.Tech programmes offered by the various IITs. So, if you have been selected by IIT Bombay in the preparatory course, then you'll have to do your course from IIT Bombay itself, and not IIT Gandhinagar.

Hope I have answered your question. All the best!

Scholarship being offered:-

Postgraduate Assistanship

Ph.D. & M.Ph.D. (M.Tech/M.Phil./M.Sc. + Ph.D.) Fellowship:-

• Teaching Assistantship.
• Research Assistantship.
• QIP Scholarship Teaching Assistantship.
• CSIR/UGC Fellowship Teaching Assistantship.

M.Tech./M.Phil./M.Des./MPP fellowship:-

• M.Tech./M.Phil./M.Des./MPP.
• M.S by research.
• QIP Scholarship Teaching Assistantship

Other Post-Graduate Scholarship

Private Scholarship:-

• Scholarship for Ph.D Students.
• Scholarship for M.Tech Students.

Government Scholarship:-

• Scholarship for Ph.D Students.
• Scholarship for M.Tech Students.

Master of Science Scholarships

Institute scholarship:-

• Institute Merit-cum-means.
• Free messing Facilities(SC/ST).
• M.SC. - PH.D. Dual Degree.

Private scholarship:-

• Named Scholarship.

Government scholarship:-

• Scholarship for M.SC. Students.

Undergraduate Scholarships

Institute Scholarships:-

• Institute Merit-cum-means.
• Free messing Facilities (SC/ST).

Remission of fees:-

• Remission of Fees.

Private Scholarship:-

• Named Scholarship.

Government Scholarship:-

• National Scholarship(All States).
• National Talent Search Scholarship (NTS).

hello aspirant,

Since you have not mentioned your category, I am considering you as a GENERAL Category Student. Looking at the previous year JEE advance Cutoff, in order to get into IIT Bombay, your Rank must be within 250 in JEE advance to get the top branches in IIT BOMBAY. And you must have a marks of around 200+ in JEE Advance to get into IIT BOMBAY.

Further, please note that the above prediction is totally based on the previous year JEE advance Cutoff which may vary this year as the Cutoff are bound to change every year. THE JEE ADVANCE Cutoff depends on various factors like : Previous year Cutoff trends, Difficulty level of the paper, number of aspirants appearing, etc/

Further, to know more about the JEE Advance Cutoff for previous years, you can follow the below mentioned link to know more : https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-cutoff

Also you can follow the JEE advance College predictor tool to know more about your chances to any IIT : https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-advanced-college-predictor

I hope that this will help.

Hello student,

First of all, it's the first choice of individual student to go for their topic of interest if we have got the respective rank, according to their interest. On the other hand, each of the the colleges have some streams which have a better performance as compared to the counterparts. So, from the last few years, it's been a common trend that toppers generally opt for IITB as their first choice option, but it doesn't make other colleges less important and it's just a matter of interest.