Indian Institute of Technology, IIT Bombay

IIT Bombay offers BTech course in different specialisations and as an integrated programme. Its fee structure is cumulative of various components, such as tuition fees, caution money, and more. Students who get a seat allocated in the counselling have to pay the required fee amount. IIT Bombay BTech tuition fees range from INR 8 Lacs to INR 10 lakh. This range is inclusive of tuition fees for the integrated programme.

It must be noted that the given fee details are as per the official website/ sanctioning body. It is still subject to revision and hence, is indicative.

IIT Bombay Admission

- *Eligibility*: 75% in 10+2 with PCM for B.Tech, 60% in Bachelor's for M.Tech

- *Entrance Exams*: JEE Advanced, GATE, UCEED, CAT, IIT JAM

- *Courses*: B.Tech (4 yrs), M.Tech (2 yrs), B.Des, MBA, M.Sc

- *Fees*: INR 2.36L (B.Tech 1st yr), 66.7k-72k (M.Tech/yr).

IIT Bombay JEE Advanced Cutoffs

- *General*: 1687-2557

- *EWS*: 490-568

- *OBC-NCL*: 1300-1645

- *SC*: 706-990

- *General (Female)*: 3767-5537

Aim for top ranks (ideally <1000) for a strong chance of admission.

In order to admit to IIT Bombay, it is usually required of you to have a very high JEE Advanced ranking. Even popular branches such as Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) have a closing rank that is normally less than 100 (e.g. about 60-70). In other competitive courses such as Electrical or Mechanical Engineering rank position is usually required in the range of 200-1800. Offices that are less competitive may accept up to 4000-7000 in terms of ranks depending on the year and category. Targeting All India Rank (AIR) which is top 1500, puts you in a great advantage in multiple programs.

One needs a very good CEED ranks to get through the M.Des programme at IIT Bombay. Although the rank cut offs are not always announced openly, all the candidates attempt to score an All India Rank (AIR) in the lowest 50-150, particularly in the general category.It is worth mentioning that one has to clear CEED (Part A and B), but one also has to pass his own written test, portfolio viewing and an interview after which your performance in all these stages plays a crucial role in your admission even after the CEED rank. With a high CEED score rating, e.g. 60-70+ / out of 100 you are in good shape.

The general percentile of an individual in JEE Main is not usually enough to get admission into IIT Bombay i.e. 85 percentile. General category candidates are usually required to score at least 93 percentile marks in JEE Main to even be able to sit in JEE Advanced which is the only entrance exam to IITs. Moreover, at IIT Bombay, obtaining a place particularly in popular departments such as Computer Science, a very high JEE Advanced score is needed, of the order of the few hundreds (earlier below AIR 70 in Computer Science in recent years). Although 85 percentile may squeeze you into JEE Advanced in certain backward classes lists.

Your daughter can apply for PhD at IIT Bombay or IIT Hyderabad if she has cleared UGC NET.

But just clearing UGC NET is not enough for direct admission. Here's what is needed:

She must have a Master's degree in a relevant subject with good marks.

She will have to go through the interview process at the IIT.

Some departments may also ask for a written test, but NET may give exemption in some cases.

If she has UGC NET-JRF, it can help in getting a fellowship.

So yes, she is eligible to apply, but final admission depends on the interview and selection process at the IIT.