My friend stayed at IIT Bombay only for a month but her experience was so amazing she couldn’t stop praising the institute. Some core points from the overall experience are:
Life at IIT Bombay is definitely filled with fun and thrill and you will experience a roller coaster of emotions throughout m
IIT Bombay is the most preferred institute among these. It has better placement compared to IIT Delhi and IIT Kanpur. During IIT Bombay placements 2022, students received an average CTC of around INR 25 LPA. There are more non-core job options available for IIT Bombay students as it is located in the finance capital of the country. It also has a better research interface.
IIT Bombay campus is one of the best IIT campuses in the country. The campus also has better hostels for freshers.
Both IIT Bombay and IIT Bhubaneswar takes admission for M.Tech ME based on GATE scores. You need to score more than the required cutoff in GATE to get a shortlist from these institutes. Seats are allotted through COAP counseling. The required cutoff varies depending on the competition each year.
The prerequisite for MTech is B.Tech or BE in a relevant stream with at least 60% marks.
There are many crazy stories about IIT Bombay. There is an interesting story from the madhouse which features an elephant and a horse.
Once a few IIT students wanted to get an elephant for use in what used to be called EP (Entertain Program, which eventually became PAF). The details are a bit hazy, but the story goes something like this. After searching a lot they got a contact from a Tamil newspaper. This contact ultimately led them to Varadarajan Mudaliar, one of Mumbai’s most dreaded underground dons (in the 70s and 80s). He was actually quite amused by the whole situation and helped the students procure the elephant.
Arun Kaul was an Aeronautical Engineering student at IIT Bombay. He used to deliberately skip Organic Chemistry until he was warned to be thrown out.
Arun had found a sticky horse abandoned by his owner and would go to the lectures on horseback. He used to park it in the cycle stand outside the library. Once Ayaz Januja rode this horse to MB accompanied by a gang of 50 H4 punters who beat drums and bugles on the way. Finally, the horse was reclaimed by its owner.
Arun Kaul also rode a horse on IITB streets, for the launch of the madhouse, almost 35 years after his time.
Life at IIT Bombay is packed with a number of experiences and fun memories that will stay with you for the rest of your life.
Life at IITB may be good or bad depending on individual circumstances but it surely will be an everlasting experience.
The nature of the admission procedure and its level of difficulty at IIT and Harvard are too vast.
IIT Bombay: To get admission here one needs to clear and score well in JEE Advance. It’s important to note that you don’t necessarily have to score well in JEE Mains; all you need to do is qualify for Advance.
Harvard University: Getting admission at Harvard requires an extremely high GPA around 3.9/4 along with a very high SAT score. Moreover, your extracurricular background should speak volumes of your talent.
Depending on your background and skills you might find getting admission at IIT Bombay harder than at Harvard. I think the below 2 points are the main reasons people have this general opinion.
So one college might be easier for you but difficult for others and vice versa. It all depends on individual capabilities.
There are a number of reasons why most engineering aspirants prefer IIT Mumbai as their graduation college over other IITs. And I have listed some aspects of IIT Mumbai, that dream is superior to other IITs.
These points sum up why in my opinion, IIT Bombay is a preferable option to other IITs not only because it is popular among Engineering students, but because it deserves the reputation it has today.
To apply for an IIT Bombay internship, you need to first know your area of interest. Go to the official website of IIT Bombay and find out the list of professors who are working in that domain. If you like their research and want to do an internship, write a formal mail to them expressing your interest. In the mail, you should mention why you are interested in an internship with him. Mention any current or past research work you have done.
If they find your resume interesting, you can get a reply.
Life of M.Tech students at IIT Bombay is full of challenges yet enjoyable. The course work and project work are demanding but manageable. The academics won’t be as hectic as B.Tech.
Your weekdays will be a mix of classes, labs, and teaching assistant work. During weekends, you can unwind, watch movies, and take part in some extra-curricular activities.
If you want to have your own start-up, IIT Bombay is ideal. It has an active incubator and start-up culture. You will get the support and resources you need.
A friend of mine attended IIT Bombay and one particular subject that left him in awe was the Abstractions and Paradigms in Programming from the first year introductory department course from computer science. This particular course opened new horizons on programming for him.
The course began from functional programming, imperative and carried on to object orient and so on. These programmings were carried on in schemes. Now, this functional programming language, which happens to be entirely new to be figured out, holds an entirely different sort of excitement for anyone who has worked on C++ all their lives.
It makes you realize programming doesn't have a particular pattern, instead has such wide horizons that require to be explored. Just imagine it as someone who has removed patches from your eyes and you've witnessed an incredibly new dimension altogether. This course bears the evidence that Computer Science is so much more than mare programming.
This particular professor associated with CS studies is one of the best professors around India. His name is Prof. Amitabha Sanyal. By simply working around him- whether with any lab assignments, brainstorming over further projects, or just by listening to him in his class, you can learn a lot of things.
When my friend started at IIT Bombay, it was pretty much the same for him as it is for any JEE fresher. He had no clue about the experiences IIT was about to drench him in. You probably won't find the first-year course that interesting but you'd get used to it. If you participate in extracurricular activities, you're going to have so much fun.
My friend started taking this course in the 2nd semester at IIT Bombay. This interest finally led him to do his Ph.D. in - Computer Science.