Indian Institute of Technology, IIT Bombay

IIT Bombay JAM cutoff 2024 for Round 2 has been released across multiple specialsiations. Based on Round 2 cutoff, MSc in Applied Geology turned out to be the most competitive specialsiation with a closing rank of 16 for the General AII India category. IIT Bombay MSc in Applied Geology cutoff 2024 for Round 1 was also stood at 16. So, considering both the rounds, candidates securing a rank of 50 in IIT JAM will not be elible for admission to Applied Geology course at IIT Bombay. However, candidates can get IIT Roorkee for admission to MSc in Applied Geology course with Round 2 closing rank of 52 for the General AII India category students. 

IIT Bombay M.Tech programme is offered for a duration of two years in 39 specialisations under 18 departments. The fee structure of the M.Tech programme ranges from INR 1.2 L to INR 10 L. Admission to the course is entrance-based. The technology institute accepts scores of the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE). Candidates who further get shortlisted NEET to take part in COAP counselling. It is necessary that each aspirant clear the entrance test with a valid rank. Moreover, the application process is online (iitb.ac.in) for the IIT Bombay M.Tech course. An integrated course of BTech+ M.Tech and M.Tech + PhD is also offered by the institute.

Yes, the parents can contact the IIT Bombay admission office and they might get to stay at the guest house. The institute has guest romms in every hostel. To book a room, parents can visit the gymkhana website. If the guest room has been booked in the same hostel as that of the candidate, then keys can be collected directly from the hall manager on payment of respective charges. In case, where room is booked in another hostel, then it is advisable to go to the HCU (Hostel Coordinationg unit ) for booking receipt (signed) and then to the hall manager of respective hostel. For the parents, the per day charge is INR 50 (without mattress) and INR 90 (with mattress).It must be taken into account that the details mentioned here are taken from multiple unofficial sources. Hence, is indicative.

Getting into Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay is indeed challenging due to its rigorous admission process and high academic standards. Admission to IIT Bombay is primarily based on performance in the JEE Advanced, which is highly competitive. However, candidates can follow the steps below to score well in the exam:Solve as many Numerical Problems as possible, as JEE Advanced exam focuses on testing the candidates comprehension, reasoning and analytical ability.Keep track of strengths and weaknesses for scoring perfect marks, candidates must be prepared perfectly as well.Set Daily Targets as it will help you prepare entire syllabus and also the focus will remains unwavering until the long-term goal is achieved.Develop a Subject-wise Study PlanKeep a Positive Outlook as JEE Advanced is not the end of the world, but that does not mean it should be taken lightly.Refer to Previous Years Question PapersAttempt Mock Tests.

Yes, among India's best management institutions is the Shailesh J. Mehta School of Management (SJSOM), located at IIT Bombay. An intensive two-year MBA programme is available at SJSOM IIT Bombay. A minimum of 60% overall in any bachelor's degree is required to be eligible for the MBA programme at SJSOM, IIT Bombay. The combined CAT and personal interview scores determine admission to the MBA programme at SJSOM, IIT Bombay. According to NIRF 2023, SJSOM IIT Bombay is the 10th best B-school in India. Additionally, IIRF 2023 has ranked it 8th. In 2023, SJMSOM was ranked 11th out of 50 Indian institutions by The Financial Express. SIMSOM was ranked 11th in 2020 by the Week and BW Business World.