You must submit a certificate as proof of 60% marks (55% for SC/ST) in qualifying degrees, or else you will not be eligible for admission to M.Tech in Biomedical Engineering.
Procedure for applying to M.Tech Biomedical Engineering After MBBS
Written test and Interview
Once your application is selected, you will be called in for the Written Test and Interview. The written test is conducted in the morning and results will be declared in the afternoon. Your interview will be conducted only if you qualify for the written test.
For MBBS students, the written test is of Mathematics only The syllabus for this test is in accordance with that of 12th class CBSE.
Pattern: The test pattern comprises both objective and descriptive questions
Minimum Rank in AIPGE- This is extremely subjective as it depends on the applications received during that head. The cutoff is decided based on that only.
IIT Bombay cutoff is slightly lesser but the written test and interview is quite difficult.
The most amazing thing one can experience at IIT Bombay is the amazing student activities conducted throughout the year to maintain the lively environment of the campus. Students invest a lot of time and effort in these activities to give amazing results. The best part of the year is early December when these activities are at their peak due to the break between 2 semesters.
IIT Bombay BTech CSE syllabus overview (broad structure):
Year 1-2 (Foundation): Mathematics (Calculus, Linear Algebra, Probability & Statistics), Introduction to Computer Programming (Python/C), Digital Logic Design, Discrete Math, Computer Organization
Year 2-3 (Core CS): Data Structures & Algorithms, Design & Analysis of Algorithms, Operating Systems, Computer Networks, Database Systems, Theory of Computation, Software Engineering, Logic Design
Year 3-4 (Advanced + Electives): Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Vision, Natural Language Processing, Distributed Systems, Compiler Design, Cryptography, Advanced Algorithms — plus research projects and electives across departments
Final Year: BTP (B.Tech Project) — a research/implementation project. many IIT Bombay students use this for research papers or startup prototyping.
IIT Bombay CSE is one of India's most rigorous programs. the curriculum is heavily research-oriented with strong focus on theory + systems + applied areas. check cse.iitb.ac.in for the full current syllabus — it gets updated periodically.
No, there is no specific dress code at IIT Bombay and you are free to wear whatever you feel comfortable with. There are people who wear shorts, jeans and even pants. All you have to make sure of is that you are feeling comfortable and following the ethics.
One of my friends used to wear shorts throughout his college life and just wore jeans during his Mechanical workshops. So there are no boundaries to adhere to any dress code at IIT Bombay.
For obvious reasons, IIT Bombay is a better choice than NIT Silchar.
I would suggest you go for IIT Bombay over NIT Silchar any day.
BITS Pilani has an effective placement support system, especially in the CSE branch, but in the long run, Energy Engineering at IIT Bombay is the best option. CSE is becoming outdated, and you will end up jobless. So, it is better to go with Energy engineering, which may have a lot more opportunities in the future as it majorly focuses on renewable technologies, economics, and management.
The add-on advantage of IIT Bombay over BITS is the DS Centre, which is for students who want to pursue entrepreneurship and SINE, which helps to build up your own company
So, go with the option IIT Bombay in Energy Engineering
Getting into IIT is a big achievement only if you manage to choose the right branch for yourself.
You should analyze your ambitions and interests in a particular field and determine what you possibly imagine yourself to be doing in 5 years and then make an informed decision. Clarity of goals is extremely necessary to make this crucial decision of choosing a branch.
If you want to enter politics, then your branch hardly matters.
If you want to become an entrepreneur try to get an idea of the type of company you want to start
Basically, the choice of the branch is strictly a personal preference and cannot be objectively decided.
College life at IIT Bombay is extraordinary apart from the academics. Here are some things you can look forward to:
It would be suggested to pursue Engineering Physics at IIT Bombay rather than Electrical Engineering at IIT Roorkee.
When it comes to studying physics at IITB, there are some key differences between JEE physics and college-level physics. Here are some important points to keep in mind:
Finally, the "brand" of IITs, especially IIT Bombay, provides a sense of job security that can be reassuring for graduates.
The quality of Education, the faculty pool, and even the lab facilities offered at both IITs are similar. There might be slight differences as far as internships are concerned because the top companies with coding profiles visit both IITs but the interview process is quite different.
The main reason for this difference is the location of both institutes. In the case of IIT Kharagpur, recruiters prefer taking a skype interview than personally visiting the campus because of the isolated location of the institute. This plays against the favor of IIT Kharagpur as face-to-face interviews are way better than online interviews. Online interviews do not convey the information and expressions rightly and there is a communication gap.
Companies tend to judge IITs based on rankings which depend on their respective placements. For instance, the same profile and role are offered with a higher package at IIT Kharagpur but with a lower package at other IITs.
While IIT KGP CSE has a wide scope if you have achieved a top JEE Rank and have managed to get into IIT Bombay, go for it.