Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi

Candidates seeking M.Tech seats in IIT Delhi in different specializations must note they have a valid GATE Score in the respective branch. The seats are allotted on the merit of GATE Marks in all the branches by COAP Counselling.

Any students wants to go to IIT they have valid considered marks as follows:- 

• To be considered for admission to an IIT, a student must have a GATE rank of 200 or lower, or a rank between 600 and 800.

National Entrance Screening Test (NEST) is for NISER Bhubaneswar and University of Mumbai DAE CEBS for admission in integrated M.Sc programs. So NEST is not applicable for IIT Delhi. 

Yes, IIT Delhi will release the final IIT JAM 2025 answer key. The provisional answer key along with question papers will be released on their website in the third week of February 2025.

The window to challenge the provisional answer key will be notified in the due course time. After considering these challenges, IIT Delhi will release the final IIT JAM 2025 answer key on their website. An official announcement regarding the release date of the final answer key hasn't been made yet, but it is expected to be released soon.

Yes, with a rank of 500 in JEE Advanced, you have a good chance of getting admission to IIT Delhi for BTech and Integrated BTech courses. Candidates with cutoff ranks between 102 and 574 can easily secure admission at IIT Delhi. Additionally, students with ranks higher than 500 can study BTech CSE in top IITs in India.

For admission to MBA programme, DMS IIT Delhi offers MBA amongst two specialisations as General MBA and MBA specialised in Telecommunication Systems Management. Both the programmes are offered for a duration of two years. 

The QS WUR of Thomas Jefferson University is around 351-400 in year 2023 whereas the QS ranking of IIT Delhi in year 2023 is between 174 to 200. A variety of criteria are taken into account by the methodology used to create the QS World University Rankings123. Among these are reputation in academia (40%),  student-to-teacher ratio (20%), citations for each faculty member (20%), reputation of the employer (10%) and ratio of foreign teachers to students (10%). Considering these factors we can say that IIT Delhi in India is better than Thomas Jefferson University of US.