Years | year 1 | year 2 | year 3 | year 4 | ||||
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Semester | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
Tution fees | ₹123250 | ₹107300 | ₹107300 | ₹107300 | ₹107300 | ₹107300 | ₹107300 | ₹107300 |
Total Year Wise fees | ₹2.31 Lakhs | ₹2.15 Lakhs | ₹2.15 Lakhs | ₹2.15 Lakhs |
Events | Dates |
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Initiation of Withdrawal of Seat/Exit from Seat Allocation Process [Round 3] [JoSAA Counselling] [B.Tech] | Ongoing Jul 05, 2024 - Jul 08, 2024 |
Last Date for Fee Payment [Round 3] [JoSAA Counselling] [B.Tech] | Jul 08, 2024 |
Online Reporting: Fee Payment/ Document Upload/ Candidate Response [Round 3] [JoSAA Counselling] [B.Tech] | Ongoing Jul 04, 2024 - Jul 08, 2024 |
Withdrawal Query Response [Round 3] [JoSAA Counselling] [B.Tech] | Ongoing Jul 05, 2024 - Jul 09, 2024 |
Resolution of Fee Payment Issues for Candidates [Round 3] [JoSAA Counselling] [B.Tech] | Upcoming Jul 09, 2024 |
JEE Advanced Registration Dates | Tentative Apr 27, 2025 - May 07, 2025 |
JEE Advanced Admit Card Date | Tentative May 17, 2025 |
JEE Advanced Exam Date | Tentative May 26, 2025 |
JEE Advanced Result Date | Tentative Jun 09, 2025 |
JEE-Advanced counselling | Tentative Jun 10, 2025 |
Events | Dates |
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Online Registration Timeline (for JEE Main Qualified Candidates) [B.Tech] | Apr 27, 2024 - May 07, 2024 |
Direct Registration Timeline for OCI/PIO and Foreign Candidates [B.Tech] | Apr 16, 2024 - May 07, 2024 |
Last date for fee payment of candidates who have successfully uploaded required documents [B.Tech] | May 10, 2024 |
Events | Dates |
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Online Reporting: Fee Payment/ Document Upload/ Candidate Response [Round 3] [JoSAA Counselling] [B.Tech] | Ongoing Jul 04, 2024 - Jul 08, 2024 |
Last Date for Fee Payment [Round 3] [JoSAA Counselling] [B.Tech] | Jul 08, 2024 |
Initiation of Withdrawal of Seat/Exit from Seat Allocation Process [Round 3] [JoSAA Counselling] [B.Tech] | Ongoing Jul 05, 2024 - Jul 08, 2024 |
Resolution of Fee Payment Issues for Candidates [Round 3] [JoSAA Counselling] [B.Tech] | Upcoming Jul 09, 2024 |
Withdrawal Query Response [Round 3] [JoSAA Counselling] [B.Tech] | Ongoing Jul 05, 2024 - Jul 09, 2024 |
Events | Dates |
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Seat Allocation [Round 3] [JoSAA Counselling] [B.Tech] | Jul 04, 2024 |
Last Day to Respond to Queries [Round 2] [JoSAA Counselling] [B.Tech] | Jul 03, 2024 |
Withdrawal Query Response [Round 2] [JoSAA Counselling] [B.Tech] | Jun 28, 2024 - Jul 03, 2024 |
Events | Dates |
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JEE Advanced Registration Dates | Tentative Apr 27, 2025 - May 07, 2025 |
JEE Advanced Admit Card Date | Tentative May 17, 2025 |
JEE Advanced Exam Date | Tentative May 26, 2025 |
The 6 JEE Advanced round 1 cutoff rank for the Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Engineering Physics) at IIT Bombay was 1113 for the General category. While In 5 the cutoff rank was 1101 .
Courses | 2020 |
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Compare | 1113 |
The candidates must have passed a 10+2 degree with aggregate marks of 75% (or 65% for SC, ST, and PwD) from a recognized board.
Selection – JEE Main + JEE Advanced + JoSAA Counselling
Seat Capacity- 52
Female Supernumerary – 7
IIT Bombay | IIT Delhi | |
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Cost To Study | Total Fees ₹874350 (4 Years ) | Total Fees ₹866150 (4 Years ) Hostel Fees ₹17200 |
Ranking | # Ranked 2/31 by India Today Engineering Ranks | # Ranked 1/31 by India Today Engineering Ranks |
Highest Salary | ₹36700000 | ₹20000000 |
Average Salary | ₹2182000 | ₹2582000 |
General Course Details | Duration - 4 Years Course Offered - Full Time Total Seats - 52 Mode - Full Time Degree Type - On Campus Course Level - Graduation Course Credential - Degree | Duration - 4 Years Course Offered - Full Time Total Seats - 63 Mode - Full Time Degree Type - On Campus Course Level - Graduation Course Credential - Degree |
Eligibility | 10+2 with 75% + JEE Advanced | 10+2 with 75% + JEE Advanced |
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I had liked the course from my jee days and enrolled it. But it is a huge distraction from what I have learnt before. To be honest the courses are bit frustrating with proofs being the main objective. The good part are the labs. Some professors have great knowledge but falls short in teaching. But if you have gathered interest in a specific branch of physics you will get great support from the respective professors and senior students to pursue it further. Recently they changed a few curriculum because it is timely. Courses can be easy sometimes and frustrating the other times but exams are almost the same haunting. There will be a few assignments for every course, 2 quizzes, mid and end-semester exams, and also a project.
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Curriculum here is good. There are 2-3 core courses every semester and other electives can be chosen from 2nd year. The sequence of core courses for engineering physics is well defined moving from classical to quantum. Mostly 2-3 classes per week per course. Exams are mostly midsem endsem and quizzes in between.
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The course covers a lot of basic concepts in the field of physics and prepares you for further works in the field. Througout the 4 years you cover various subfields of physics including Quantum Physics, Solid State/ Condensed Matter Physics, Statistical Physics, Electromagnetism and Photonis and so on. You can also then take electives in fields of your interest and the content here is unlimited. Other than that you can be part of varios research groups working on the frontier of modern physics. The course content is often heavy and requires effort if you want to sccore good grades. Otherwise you can just take a back seat and enjoy the physics as well. Professors are really helpfull if you ask for their help, otherwise you might find yourself struggling. The course provides you with all necessary tools for a carrer in advanced physics although as a standalone it might not amount to much.
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Engineering Physics is a unique course which provides Physics as a BTech program. The course introduces to various fields of physics and thus make one decide if they want to continue higher studies in any field (MTechs or PhDs). The curriculum also has a bit of electronics, so those interested can go on exloring that field too alongside. We have midsemester and endsemester exams every semester. Apart from that, professors may take multiple quizzes / assignments / projects based to course. Difficulty level of the course is relatively high compared to others. All the faculty members are extremely good in their repective fields.
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Talking about faculty, if I have to define them, literally they are one of the best teachears you will find in India. Almost every faculty member is PHD holder and most of them is doing research in diiferent streams. Many paper have also published research papers which as a student inspires us. Talking about relationship with us it is so chill. They try to intreact to us in most informal way possible. Their knowledge in their stream is vast and they are literally the smartest minds in country. Coming to curriculum, i am first year btech student and my department is engineering physics. In first year circulum is a little bit chill. Of course you have to study to clear mid sems and end sems but not like JEE. My branch is bit hard as compared to other branches as it is research oriented branch but it is so intresting and it's fun to stufy it.
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I chose this course because I want to pursue higher studies and want to go on research. The faculty-student ratio is very good for me, one mentor is alloted per 10-12 students. Faculties are very well qualified. Exams difficulty depends on the professor.
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The course curriculum at IITB offers a comprehensive and well-structured approach that equps students witha solid foundation in their chosen field. Personally, Ichose EP with the aim of nurturing my passion in physics, a fine balance between theoritical and practical applications, prepares student well to face real-worl problems. The faculty memebers undoubteldly are highly knowledgeable in their respective domains however, it's worth nothing that while many profs excel in knowledge, there is a room of improvement in terms of effective teaching methodologies. Only a handful of them truly stands as exceptional educators who can convey comples subjects with clarity and enthu comparable to meomarable jee teachers. For some courses, facultu-to-student ration is not meaningfull. In some courses it's like 370 to 400 is to 1.
I chose this branch because I was interested in pursuing Physics. Faculty: student ratio was around 1:42 All the professors were highly qualified, though their teaching methods are not very innovative. We had quizzes, mid-sem and endsems.
This course is mainstream in Physics and supports research in the field. There is about 40-50 staff in the Physics department. All the faculty are Ph.D. scholars in relevant topics A term is 4 months long including all the exams (midterm and end-term). Courses are relatively fast and especially pace up in the second half of the semester. Focus on learning is low and academic load is high.
I chose the course because of my interest in the subject, the student-to-teacher ratio is almost 1 so it's possible to get 1on1 attention from profs. Some of them you get profs are IITB graduates themselves earning a Ph.D. at MIT. So far the exams have been fairly easy, but these weren't pertaining to the course of choice because it's still my first year. Talking to seniors I've found out that the course is fairly difficult in senior years.
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.
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