SJMSOM IIT Bombay MBA: Why It Should Be on Your 2025 List

Dear Sir/Madam,

The features of IIT Bombay in Metallurgy/Material science:

1. Brand value:Top IIT.
2. Alumini Network: Strongest in India.
3. Placement:Average 12 to 16 LPA related to core and Analytics .

The features of IIT Dhanbad in Electronics and communication Engineering:

1. Brand value: Middle tier.
2. Alumini Network: Less Exposure Compared to Mumbai.
3. Placement: Average 10 to 14 LPA and related to Tech.

Both colleges are good and the choice is yours.choose wisely based on your goals and interest.

If you want the IIT Bombay tag and switching career like software/MBA/Analytics can go for Metallurgy at IIT Bombay.

If you have more interest in Tech side and want flexibility in Tech core can go for ECE at IIT Dhanbad.

Hello Bhuvan,

This is a personal decision based on a few important components:

1. Goal Clarity: If IIT Bombay is your dream school and you feel you can prepare for the next iteration of JEE Advanced, dropping a year to study for JEE Advanced is a reasonable option. A dedicated and focused drop year has helped many students achieve great scores on JEE Advanced, and the top ranks.
2. Current Opportunity: NIT Surathkal is one of the top NITs with opportunities for excellent placements, research opportunities, and the opportunity for interactions with top companies - especially for ECE/EEE. After that, with good academics, you can potentially earn your way into top M.Tech programs like MIT, Stanford, or IITs via GATE or GRE.
3. Risk vs Reward: Dropping a year has a risk component: mental and academic risk. Think about whether you can handle that level of pressure and if your performance at JEE Advanced can improve with one more year of preparation.
4. Ambition for MIT M.Tech: For M.Tech, you don't need an IIT degree to get into MIT. Strong research and projects, GRE scores, and thoughtful and compelling YES at SOP matter more than an IIT degree. Many students from top NITs get into MIT and other institutions throughout the world.

No, a 74.6% in Class 12th boards does not automatically qualify you for an M.Tech in Computer Science at IIT Bombay. While you can apply for JEE Main, you'll likely be ineligible for IIT admissions because of the 75% (or 65% for reserved categories) requirement for Class 12th marks. Your eligibility for IIT Bombay's M.Tech program will primarily depend on your GATE score and other requirements.

Hello,

IIT Bombay's MTech in Computer Science offers excellent placements with CTC ranging from Rs. 15-40 LPA, depending on the company and role.

• The course is challenging, requiring strong problem-solving skills and dedication.

• Fees : Approximately Rs. 2-2.5 lakhs per year.

• Highly qualified and experienced faculty.

• The course can be hectic with intense coursework, projects, and assignments.

Hope it helps !

Dear student,

I hope you are doing well!

1. IIT Bombay was established in 1958.

2. IIT Bombay is located in Powai, Mumbai.

3. IIT stands for the Indian Institute of Technology.

4. IIT offers many top courses in various fields: B.Tech (CSE, Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical), M.Tech (AI/Data Science, Energy Systems), MBA (SJMSOM), and Master of Design (M.Des).

5. Students get admission to IIT Bombay through various means: for undergraduate programs (B.Tech), the entrance exam is JEE Advanced, and for B.Des (Bachelor of Design), the exam is UCEED (Undergraduate Common Entrance Exam for Design). For postgraduate programs (M.Tech), admission is through GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering), and for M.Sc., admission is through IIT JAM (Joint Admission Test for M.Sc . ), and for MBA, admission is through CAT (Common Admission Test). For doctoral programs (Ph.D.), admission is through GATE, UGC-NET, and CSIR-NET exams.

6. Regarding IIT Bombay's JEE Advanced 2024 cutoff, the closing rank for the last round of the General AI quota ranged between 68 and 7430, where 68 is the closing cutoff for General.

For detailed cutoff information, please visit: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-cutoff-for-iit-bombay