IIT Bombay All Questions

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With a 69 percentile in JEE Main, it is highly unlikely for your son to secure admission in IIT Bombay. Admission to IITs, including IIT Bombay, is based on the JEE Advanced exam, for which qualification through JEE Main is required. Generally, to qualify for JEE Advanced, candidates need to be in the top 2,50,000 ranks in JEE Main, which typically requires a higher percentile than 69.

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Hello aspirant,

IIT Bombay is a very prestigious college of country and getting admission in it is one of the most toughest job. The cutoff of IIT Bombay is very high and with 61 percentile, you can not get this college even if you are from SC category. I suggest you to prepare hard and give your best next year.

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IIT Bombay is a renowned public research university and technical institute in Powai, Mumbai. It is known for it's excellent education, top-notch facilities and off the chart placements. IIT Bombay provides 100% placements to all students with the highest international package of INR 3.67 crore per annum, while the highest domestic package stood at INR 1.31 CPA. The average packaged offered during 2022-2023 was INR 21.82 LPA.

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Hello Aspirant,

There is no concept of getting a free seat in IITs . You need to clear jee advanced to get into these colleges . And you need to be under atleast 2-3k to get a good branch in these IITs in these colleges.

The cut offs although varies a bit depending upon the certain factors such as number of candidates appearing in the examination, previous year cutoffs and difficulty level of the paper.

Hello aspirant,

You must achieve a rank of at least under 1000 in order to be admitted to IIT Bombay.

You need to achieve an AJEE Advance rank of roughly 65 to be admitted to IIT Bombay's top branches, including as engineering and computer science.

You need to have a JEE rank of roughly 300 in order to be admitted to the Electrical Engineering strea m.

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Hello Aspirant,

Considering you are having obc-ncl category then I would suggest that you do have chances to get into IIT Guwahati. However there are certain factors such as number of candidates appearing in the examination, previous year cutoffs and difficulty level of the paper.

For IIT Bombay the chances are slim and a bit dicy so I would suggest you to look for other colleges too.

To get more information about the cut offs then you can check out the link given below -

https://design.careers360.com/articles/uceed-cutoff

Hello ,

I hope your are doing well. As per your mentioned query, i would like to know you that if you want to get admission in IIT Bombay firstly you have to secure minimum or more than 75% in your 12th exam. After that you have to give entrance exam named JEE MAINS. If you clear this entrance exam after that you have to give the last exam for acquiring seat in IIT Bombay.

To know more, kindly go through the given link :

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

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Hello,

Last year the cut off was as follows to get seat in Indian Institute of Technology Bombay in Environmental Science and Engineering  category wise

• General: 4859
• EWS: 1072
• OBC-NCL: 3171
• SC: 1832
• ST: 305P (preparatory rank)

The cut off mentioned is the cut off in JoSAA round 6 counselling. Cut off is category specific. Cut off is subjected to change it may increase or decrease depending on the total number of candidates applied, difficulty level of examination and total number of seats available etc. To check the cut off click use the link given below

https://josaa.admissions.nic.in/Counseling/seatallotmentresult/currentorcr.aspx

To get the list of more institutes in which you may get seat you may use our JEE Advanced college predictor tool

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-advanced-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=jee_adv_cp

In 2021, for a Scheduled Tribe candidate to get Computer Science and Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay in a gender neutral seat you had to get an ST rank of 11. The trend of the rank has not changed over the years and you may expect the getting a rank of 10 is a safe score to get IITB CSE seat.

And no, you won't get any benefit of your father serving in the Army as IITs in general do not any reserved seats for such categories. Hope I have answered your question. All the best!

Indian Institute of Technologies are known to be very Post Graduate friendly as the fees are negligible for them and along with doing your projects, academics and research, you will also be getting a fellowship of more than 30 thousand rupees per month, which will help you even further.

IITs do not offer a Bachelor of Technology in Nanotechnology, however you can definitely take it up as your MTech or PhD. So, in general IITs will be the best bet for you in the said area. Hope I have answered your question. All the best