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Punnapureddy sai Kumar 
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2023
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4Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
It is a very good college with nice infrastructure.
Placements: IIT Delhi is one of the best colleges in India. Placements are very good. Top companies like Google, Microsoft, etc., visit the college every year for placements.
Infrastructure: Facilities in my department are nice. Classrooms are clean and have projectors. Wi-Fi works fine in most areas. Labs are good and modern with new equipment. The library is big with many books, and it is in a peaceful place. The hostel is clean, and rooms are a bit small. Mess food is not so tasty, but okay. Sports ground is big and students play many games. The infrastructure is great.
Faculty: Teachers are helpful, and most of them are well-qualified. They teach well and clear our doubts. The course is updated and useful for the industry and helpful for jobs. Exams are not very easy, but if we study regularly, we can pass. Some subjects are a little hard, but overall okay.
Other: I am from the 2023 batch. I chose the B.Tech CSE course because I like coding. The course is good, but it needs to be more practical. The campus life is fun with full of events and sports.
Reviewed on 3 Jul 2025Read More
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Sandeep kumar
B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering - Batch of 2020
4.2
4Placements4Infrastructure5Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
Best infrastructure I had ever seen in college.
Placements: 70% of passed students got good placements in national and multinational companies which was the best thing about this college. Tata and Wipro were top companies for internships. 7 LPA was the lowest package, and 1 crore was the highest package. Best IIT in India.
Infrastructure: Infrastructure was great as all the requirements of course were available in college such as labs and machines. Hostel was little mess but it's bearable. Wi-Fi speed was great, and it worked in every corner of college seamlessly. It had constant internet speed.
Faculty: All teachers were qualified and knowledgeable. They helped you with your studies if asked. The course had relevant topics and made students industry-ready. The passing percentage of IIT was 40% in every subject and if not then you could clear back at end of semester.
Reviewed on 26 Jun 2025Read More
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Pushkar Gattani
B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering - Batch of 2028
2.8
5Placements2Infrastructure1Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Absolutely dissatisfied.
Placements: Placement Percentage: 85% of students were placed.
Salary Packages:
Highest: 35 LPA
Lowest: 6 LPA
Average: 12 LPA
Top Recruiting Companies: Tata Steel, Larsen & Toubro, Bosch, Maruti Suzuki, and Mahindra.
Internship Stats: 70% secured internships in companies like ISRO, BHEL, DRDO, and Tata Motors.
Top Roles Offered: Operations Manager, Supply Chain Analyst, Quality Engineer, and Manufacturing Consultant.
Negative Aspects of Production and Industrial at IIT Delhi (fictional): Limited focus on modern technologies, outdated curriculum in parts, and fewer research opportunities compared to CS or ECE. Students often find the coursework theoretical with less industry-aligned practical exposure.
Infrastructure: Facilities and Infrastructure for the Course/Department:
Wi-Fi: High-speed campus-wide Wi-Fi access, including in classrooms and labs.
Labs: Well-equipped labs with modern machinery for manufacturing, CAD/CAM, automation, and quality control.
Classrooms: Smart classrooms with projectors, air-conditioning, and ergonomic seating.
Library: A central library with a vast collection of course materials, research papers, and digital resources.
Hostel and Campus Facilities:
Hostel Quality: Decent rooms with good ventilation, regular cleaning, and Wi-Fi connectivity.
Mess and Canteen: Mess food is average with a mix of vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, though repetitive. Canteens offer better variety and taste but at a higher cost.
Medical Facilities: A 24/7 health center with doctors on call, a pharmacy, and ambulance services.
Sports and Games: State-of-the-art sports complexes for indoor and outdoor games, including cricket, football, badminton, gymnasium, and swimming pool.
Faculty: Teaching Quality:
While the teachers are qualified and knowledgeable, many fail to engage students effectively. Some rely on outdated teaching methods, making lectures monotonous and theoretical, with limited practical insights.
Course Curriculum:
The curriculum lacks updates to align with industry demands, focusing heavily on traditional topics. Emerging technologies like AI, IoT, and sustainability are either missing or poorly integrated, leaving students underprepared for modern industrial roles.
Semester Exams:
Exams are moderately difficult, but the focus is more on rote learning than critical thinking or problem-solving. This approach often frustrates students who aim for industry-relevant skills. The pass percentage hovers around 85%, with many barely scraping through due to poorly designed assessments.
Other: That was the best course I was getting. I am trying to change course. Initially, events were good. The fest was boring, tbh. Regarding campus crowd, you will find many people of different types. Just choose the correct peer group. Campus surroundings (air is polluted). Scholarship is only for those with income less than 5 Lacs. Extracurricular activities are only for CV. If you are not good, you won't be selected.
Reviewed on 23 Nov 2024Read More
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Raunak Chaudhary
B.Tech. in Engineering and Computational Mechanics - Batch of 2028
4.2
5Placements4Infrastructure5Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
A college with very good facilities.
Placements: At IIT Delhi, the placement percentage varies yearly, but is generally high. The highest, lowest, and average packages depend on the field the student chooses. Top recruiters include Google, Microsoft, and Goldman Sachs. Many secure internships at top firms like NVIDIA and Qualcomm. Common roles include SDE, analyst, and research intern.
Infrastructure: The campus is very clean and surrounded by plants and trees everywhere throughout the whole college. Classrooms and labs are well-maintained and modified to meet all requirements according to students' needs. A well-stocked library is also available. Multiple sports and medical facilities, along with coaches, are present in IIT Delhi.
Faculty: Teachers in my course are so good, helpful, and qualified. They are highly skilled and knowledgeable. They all have great teaching qualities. The course curriculum is not relevant. It still makes students industry-ready. Semester exams in my course are not so easy. The pass percentage is more than 80% in this course.
Reviewed on 8 Jun 2025Read More
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Anonymous
B.Tech. in Civil Engineering - Batch of 2028
3.6
4Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Infrastructure of some hostels should be improved.
Placements: A good payment is made to those students only who choose coding as their career. Jobs in civil engineering are not a good option. Most civil engineering students at IITD go for civil services or any other government exam. (Approximately 50% of students get placed, we can say).
Infrastructure: Hostel infrastructure should be improved with time which is not being done. Some hostels are really in bad condition, they should be renovated properly. Food in the hostel is okay but not very good. Wi-Fi facility is really nice. Classrooms, library, and labs are outstanding in infrastructure and facilities.
Faculty: Teachers are qualified. The course curriculum is relevant and it makes the students industry-ready. Exams are tough but they are easy to pass because pass percentage is 30%. Overall, it is easy to pass but to get better grades, you have to work hard.
Reviewed on 1 Jun 2025Read More
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Utkarsh Gupta
B.Tech. in Textile Technology - Batch of 2026
2.8
3Placements2Infrastructure2Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
IIT Delhi: The average college in India.
Placements: IIT Delhi has a strong placement record for Textile Engineering students. About 80% of students secure jobs through campus placements. The placement cell works with top recruiters to provide students with valuable preparation resources and support.
Infrastructure: IIT Delhi's hostel infrastructure is in dire need of an upgrade. Many of the hostels are over 60 years old, and have seen minimal renovation or upgrades in recent years. A modern update would greatly improve the overall living experience. The IITD hospital also has its limitations, with a shortage of well-qualified doctors and outdated facilities. This can make it challenging for students to receive quality medical care on campus. On a positive note, the library stands out as a valuable resource, offering a well-organized, quiet space for study, with a wide range of academic resources and materials that effectively support the academic needs of students.
Faculty: IIT Delhi's Textile Engineering department has highly qualified, knowledgeable, and committed professors. They make complex topics understandable and help students develop technical skills and analytical thinking. However, the administration, including certain deans and the academic body, can be difficult to deal with. Their strict policies and rigid grading practices can be stressful and affect students' CGPA outcome. Students may feel that there is less flexibility and support for their well-being and academic growth.
Reviewed on 9 Nov 2024Read More
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The JEE Advanced cut-off for BTech in Production and Industrial Engineering at IIT Delhi in 2024 was 3089 for both Round 1 and the last round of admissions. This closing rank reflects the final rank at which admission was offered in the respective category. Cut-offs may vary each year based on compe
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The placement cell at DMS IIT Delhi is highly effective, with a consistent 100% placement record for MBA/PGDM students over the years. In 2023, the highest salary package reached Rs 41.13 LPA, while the average stood at around Rs 25.8 LPA. Top global companies like McKinsey, Bain, Accenture, IBM, an
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No, IIT Delhi does not offer any direct admission to the MSc programmes. Students planning to apply for the IIT Delhi MSc programmes should apply for a Joint Admission Test. For JAM 2025, interested students can apply only through the JOAPS, which stands for JAM Online Application Processing System
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The MSc specialisations offered by IIT Delhi are as follows:
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saurya snehal
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Considering the IIT Delhi JEE Advanced Round 2 closing ranks for the General AI category students, B.Tech. in Chemical Engineering experienced a significant increase of +101 ranks in its closing rank from 2023 to 2025. The second the largest rise in the closing rank was +94 for B.Tech. in Mechanica
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