IIT Bombay

In general, the college has good management and supporting system however at some places students do have to struggle a bit. Overall it's one of the best colleges in India and deserves to get premium status.

The entire curriculum is designed including lectures, labs, assignments, projects that impart theoretical as well as practical knowledge to students. There are many extracurricular activities that ongoing throughout the year and a separate institutional body to care for placements. there were a couple of industrial visits organized.

A wide range of companies from consultancy, finance, core specialization, semi core, etc both Indian as well as international visit the campus of IIT Bombay for placements. General steps follow a screening test followed by a personal interview. Some companies do have a group Discussion session or the second round of interviews. Institutes Placement Cell conducts several activities in order to help students

There are a number of events celebrated year around. These include technical, cultural as well as sports. There are a number of competitions in all three genres. Tech: Web and coding hackathons, Electronics and Robotics competitions, Aeromodelling sessions, etc Cultural: competitions in Dance, Dramatics, Singing, etc as well as popular festivals like Ganesh Chaturthi, Dandiya night, Holi, prom, etc Sports: All major sports have their competitions both within the institute and with teams outside of them as well.

Program fees are approximately INR 1,17,000 per semester (there are two semesters per year) which can be paid online using CANARA bank or SBI net banking, credit card, or using a Demand Draft (DD) of the required amount. There is a small fee paid initially (INR 45,000) for securing admission which gets accounted for in the first year fee. The college does provide a clear breakdown of fees

The college has a certain scholarship opportunity for financially weak students. All scholarships offered have different criteria that are clearly mentioned while passing their circular. They are also put up online on the IIT Bombays website. A majority of them are government-organized scholarships.

The gender ratio for engineering is generally poor. it ranges from 1:8 to 1:11 (girls: boys). there are a few Student/Dorm parties conducted occasionally. The students are quite diverse belonging to different caste, race, following different religions, belonging to diverse economic backgrounds all living under one roof of IIT Bombay in unity and harmony.

Decent enough hostel rooms (people generally feel they are small). with 4 meals per day mess facility, canteen, sports grounds, gym, computer room, etc. There are many activities organized by the hostel council in order to maintain the hostel culture within inmates.

IIT Bombay has a very strong alumni network. Students have a number of people from senior years to help them with all day to day concerns. There are specific mentors allotted to students in order to ensure smooth academic and extracurricular life. Overall good senior-junior interaction is what helps the IIT Bombay community to develop overall.

Right from my childhood, I was always curious about how things work and how do we make them, this helped me decide that engineering is my choice of field. IIT Bombay is a premium engineering college in India, and definitely every budding engineer's dream choice. The process is quite straightforward and undertaken by JOSAA after the ranks in JEE Advance are announced.

There are about 70 full-time faculty, aging between 30 - 50 years, with a majority of them having a Ph.D. in their specific subjects from notable foreign universities. A majority of them organize interactive lectures with assignments, group projects, and regular quizzes to help students understand better.