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Hello Nanda Kumar,

Please don't drop from your engineering. You are doing in a prestigious institution .

The eligibility criteria for IPS is candidate must hold a bachelor degree from any certified institute.

Just be focused and concentrate on engineering and at the same time get trained on IPS

You can do great

All the best

Hello anvitha,

Your profile was so good and high end . You are doing great with the engineering also. As now you has good background .

The IIM takes intake admission through the CAT examination and then as second step have to clear the cut off and for the written test and personal interview

Don't worry you can do great be confident

All the best

Hello

According to the JoSAA 2019 cutoff for round 7, opening and closing rank for admission to IIT Guwahati for SC category for Computer Science and Engineering branch was as follows:

Opening Rank- 62
Closing Rank- 176

Check the cutoff using the link below-

https://josaa.nic.in/webinfocms/Handler/FileHandler.ashx?i=File&ii=177&iii=Y

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Dear student, IIT Guwahati is just 24 years old while the other IITs have crossed 50 years. 

Research at IIT Guwahati is lacking as the quality of Ph.D. and M.Tech program is not good. Also at B.Tech level, students aren't motivated enough to stay at IIT Guwahati to do research. 

The good things that I want to highlight is that about the cse program:

1. It closes far later than older iit's cse so you have the option of pursuing your choice.

2. Infrastructure, 24x7 A/C Labs, Campus, Hostels, etc are really good.

3. The peer group that you get always have some mind-blowing people who will surpass the students of all the older iits in terms of research and jobs.

4. Placements are good and at par with older iits.

5. People do get to MIT, CMU, Harvard, Stanford after their B.Techs. So even if your plan is to get a MS, it won't be the case that you would less opportunity than others. 

Some points that I felt where IIT Guwahati really needs improvement.

1. Attracting faculty in good numbers for different research areas. 

2. Restructing the course structure so that the students have more freedom of selecing their electives. 

3. Motivating students to do research during their college life.

No, it's not. But this isn't an apple to apple comparison. IIT Guwahati is just 24 years old while the other IITs have crossed 50 years. 

Research at IIT Guwahati is lacking as the quality of Ph.D. and M.Tech program is not good. Also at B.Tech level, students aren't motivated enough to stay at IIT Guwahati to do research. 

Since I am a B.Tech, I won't comment much on the Ph.D. and M.Tech programs. 

The good things that I want to highlight is that about the cse program:

1. It closes far later than older iit's cse so you have the option of pursuing your choice.

2. Infrastructure, 24x7 A/C Labs, Campus, Hostels, etc are really good.

3. The peer group that you get always have some mind-blowing people who will surpass the students of all the older iits in terms of research and jobs.

4. Placements are good and at par with older iits.

5. People do get to MIT, CMU, Harvard, Stanford after their B.Techs. So even if your plan is to get a MS, it won't be the case that you would less opportunity than others. 

Some points that I felt where IIT Guwahati really needs improvement.

1. Attracting faculty in good numbers for different research areas. 

2. Restructing the course structure so that the students have more freedom of selecing their electives. 

3. Motivating students to do research during their college life.