What should I opt for, mathematics and computing at IIT Dhanbad or computer science at IIT Palakkad?

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Aditi Roy Posted On - Jul 15, 2023
lives in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India

Both institutes are relatively new and enjoy a similar status and brand value in the education world. IIT Palakkad is a new IIT while IIT Dhanbad although an old institution has recently been given the IIT title. So that leaves us with preference as the major factor in determining which institute is the right one for you.

MNC is a blend of both Math and Computing concepts and is often very rigorous. The mathematical proofs and theorems form a major part of the curriculum and CS comprises just a minor portion of it. Unless you are a math lover or are genuinely interested in it, this branch might be very challenging for you as the concepts are very advanced and nothing like what you studied before. CSE on the other hand is an evergreen branch with broad prospects. 

Moreover, the faculty of IIT Palakkad are from IITM also thus improving the quality of education offered. The infrastructure is excellent with great accommodation facilities.

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Ankit Sengupta Posted On - May 31, 2021
B.tech Computer Science, and Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, Dhanbad (2019)

You should choose the branch in which you are really interested. Here are a few factors which may help you in choosing. 

  • IIT Palakkad is a fairly new IIT, whereas IIT Dhanbad is an old reputed institute with an extensive alumni network.
  • If you are genuinely interested in Mathematics, then you should definitely go for MnC. I have some friends in CSE at IIT Dhanbad and their curriculum does not cover Mathematical topics much.  
  • IIT Palakkad being a new institute will need time to offer infrastructural facilities at the same level as IIT Dhanbad. 
  • Another thing that you need to note is that MMC is an integrated course with a 5-years duration. While CSE at IIT Palakkad will be a Bachelors’s degree or a dual degree. where you need to study for a minimum of 4 or 5 years. 

Hence, it all depends on you which branch you are more interested in and which will be easier for you. 

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