Indian Institute of Technology, IIT Bombay

IIT Bombay is the best. IIT-Bombay is owned by the central government but VJTI is owned by the state government, government of Maharashtra. For IIT Bombay, one has to stay in their hostel and study. That is compulsory. But for VJTI, you can be a day student. Other than this, both are the best institutions.

Hi Dhanram,
There is nothing like a best course. IIT is one the reputed institutes in India for Technology. Which stream of technology you want to take up as your career option is completely based on your area of interest. The institute offers courses in wide array of technology like electrical, mechanical, aerospace, computer science, civil etc.

Hi Vivekanandhan!
IISC Bangalore charges Rs 29,200 as a fee for M.Des/M.Tech, and IIT takes Rs 50,000

Minimum score in JEE Mains is 275 to 300 and more and JEE Advance it will be nearly greater than 75% of total marks.

The chances of you getting placed will be doubled if you do your M.Tech or MS in material sciences or metallurgy. The demand for metallurgical engineers is growing these days. Government organisations like DRDO, DRDL, etc. offer a wide range of opportunities. Also, private companies like shell, Liners India, Tata Steel, Reliance, etc. offer some very interesting jobs. So all those students really interested in material science can take up this really interesting branch and stop worrying about the placements.

Hello Naveen,
What will happen when you come up to the stage of JEE Mains, cannot be predicted today. But admission to IIT's is via JEE Advanced. You have to be in top 2L students to be eligible to appear.

Hello Snehankit,
Your category rank should be below 200, so that you may get a seat at IIT Bombay. Whatever be the score, if your rank is good, you can get a seat as the cut-off scores changes every year.