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Hello , 

As your query is you are confused in between taking admission in various IIT's. 

I would like to tell you that your admission in any college depends upon only  3 things , these are as follows : 

• Branch of your choice
• College of your expectations
• Placesand facilities 

Well talking about the branch of your interest, it all depends upon your capabilities and understanding. But based on the choices provided by you , in my opinion IIT Bombay with choice of Chemical Engineering would be the best choice. Because according to survey based on various top engineering institute of world, IIT Bombay has been recognised as among the 5 best engineering college of world. 

With better infrastructure and placement value my opinion will be to go with IIT Bombay.

Further, if you have any other query regarding the same you can let me know in the comment section below.

I hope your query is solved.

Thank you.

Dear Aspirant

We understand your concerns. However, the cut off marks and ranks vary every year depending upon certain criterias such as the number of students appearing, the total availability of seats, the difficulty levels of the question papers etc, so it might be tough to predict the exact marks required. For Pwd category specifically, the cut off marks of both JEE mains and JEE advanced go very low, compared to other categories. You need to qualify both of the exams firstly, and fall under the Pwd ranks, which are reserved seats in a course at an institute. If IIT Delhi has 2-3 seats reserved for Pwd category, you have to come before other category students to avail the seat.

Hope this helps!!!

IIT Delhi is a better one 

Since it's one of the best institutions in the country.

It has all-round development course for an engineer.

And definitely a much bigger brand and placements

If you get good branches then go for IIT Delhi

But not for low branch like biotechnology

Also if you are very much interested in cs course then IIIT hyd offers good course and placements.

• Core Sector - You can get a job in chemical engineering core sector like Pharmaceuticals, Petroleum, Cement, Polymers, Food etc. Some important companies are GSK, ITC, HUL, Hospira, Jubliant, Reliance, Honeywell, Dr. Reddy's etc. Roles in these companies vary from production, quality control, supply chain, sales, research and development etc. For these you would need a decent grade, some good projects and internships and few extracurrics. You can earn really good money being in core sector as the growth is good and environment is competitive.

• Sarkari Core - You can prepare for GATE for jobs in public sectors like ONGC, IOCL, SAIL etc. Believe me the government jobs are really boring and you would need self-motivation to deal with the environment. Its hard to bring about big changes due to excessive bureaucraic hurdles. Work is slow, growth is slow.

• Higher Education - You can go for higher education like MS, MBA or PhD. For MS and PhD, you would need a really good grade and really good projects and internships, also good words from your professors. If you are really into these, better get ready right from your second year. You can also go for it if you want a long term or permanent settlement in some other country and are really really interested in academics.

Hello Shweta,

You have a good rank and you can definitely get IIT Delhi for CIVIL as closing rank is around 530 you are safe.

Good Luck

Hello Gaurav,

As of today, in IITs and NITs too, there is no provision of lateral entry by any means. The only way a candidate or a student can get admission into any of the IITs is by appearing in JEE Advanced. There is no other way to do the bachelor degree from IITs apart from that.

Hello Abhijeet,

If you are confident of yourself, you should do whatever it takes to get whatever you want. Be it an interview for admission into an IIT or anything in life. Confidence is the key. Now coming back to your question, yes you don't have that bright chances of getting through, but trying never hurts. All the best.

Dear Sharanesh,

Both are top courses but vary greatly in their syllabus. Mathematics and Scientific Computing is based on solving practical engineering problems with the help of Scientific Computing. The course is growing in India and has an immense scope both inside and outside. The syllabus is also a bit heavy but interesting. On the other hand, electrical engineering in IIT Madras is an evergreen branch and also has immense scope. It all depends on your interest. So I reccomend you to refer the syllabi sheets for both the courses and take decision.

You won't get a good college through WBJEE.
Even, only three colleges are famous and good in West Bengal. For taking It its really hard to get a good college over there.
Jadavpur 
NIT Durgapur 
IIEST, Shivpur 

Its not possible with this rank to seek admission in above mentioned colleges apart from these others are not that good to go with.

From this year you have to pay RS 35000 if you are in general category or OBC/NCL category or GEN/EWS category and for ST/SC/PWD/GEN-EWS-PWD you have to pay a amount of RS 15000 at the reporting centre.