IIT Hyderabad - Indian Institute of Technology Answered Questions

 First of all, you must have to score 250+ score in JEE Mains in order to get safer side. Especially, if you really want IIT BOMBAY that will not a very tougher task to you and this score will boost your confidence also for JEE ADVANCE. As we all know that there has not any fixed range of marks for getting a particular rank in JEE ADVANCE. If we seen last year and this year analysis of rank vs marks in JEE advance then we see lot of difference basically due to difference hardness of paper. This year closing rank for IIT BOMBAY was 3450 and that was for a dual degree course. According to estimation we used genarlly 45 to 50% marks (minimum) will fetch you to IIT BOMBAY. Keep your hard work moving on you will definitely able to achieve it.

There are many college in India which provide good quality of knowledge in M.Sc. Not only knowledge but also good in every thing like placement internship etc. IITs are off-course good but some college are also good in this.
1. Indian School of Mines (which is better than all IIT s)
2. Delhi University (DU)
3. Banaras Hindu University (BHU)
4. Jadavpur University
5. University of Madras
6. Ranchi University
7. Pondicherry University.

It depends on which branch you're comparing in both colleges, which direction you want to proceed in! If you just compare entry rankings, then Hyderabad performs better. But to know about how teaching, placements and conditions are actually in both the colleges, you need to ask both the sides about their stuff.
Also, once you find yourself more comfortable at a place, you might perform better, compared to being uneasy at a probably much higher ranked place.
Now when it comes to Hyderabad, if you perform decently well from your side, you'll definitely gain a lot from this college, specifically if you're in CS-related fields. (I can tell that it's at least awesome in CS, EE related fields, not much idea about other branches). People get nice placements (Google, Microsoft, Qualcomm, etc.) and get into good grad schools (Stanford, CMU, UIUC, etc.) for research. Once you land here, it totally depends on the efforts you put to gain from it, be it in any direction.