Indian Institute of Technology, IIT Bombay

Admissions in Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay (IIT-B) will be through JAM 2018. The admissions through Joint Admission Test for M.Sc programmes (JAM) across Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore and Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) basically depend on eligibility criteria of JAM 2018 besides other factors including JAM score secured by a candidate and the corresponding JAM cut-off. As per the JAM eligibility criteria, if any candidate is not eligible for JAM, he/she can't fill JAM application form. JAM 2018 eligibility criteria define pre-conditions to apply for the IIT administered Joint Admission Test. JAM eligibility criteria 2018 specifies minimum academic qualifications and marks required for each academic programme offered at different institutes. Moreover, the candidates need to ensure that they meet eligibility criteria of JAM before they fill the application form else their JAM 2018 candidature may get cancelled at later stages of JAM admission process. It should also be noted that if any candidate fills the JAM application form without checking JAM eligibility criteria 2018, the application fee will not be refunded under any circumstances and the application will be liable for rejection. Candidates interested in filling JAM application form need to check JAM eligibility criteria 2018 given below in detail.

Private sector jobs after Bachelor of Design (B.Des).
There are enormous opportunities for the B.Des graduates to secure a job in private sector. Many private organizations such as Boutiques, Hotels, Fashion Media, marketing sector, Furniture Manufacturing Units, and Quality Control Offices, etc offer huge openings for the B.Des pass outs. In these private firms, one can join as cutting assistant/graphic designer/ weaving consultants/ illustrator/ fashion merchandisers/costume designers/textile designers/ fashion forecasters / entrepreneurs / fashion stylists / design manager / colorists / outside sales representative.
Government sector jobs after Bachelor of Design (B.Des)
Besides the private sector firms, numerous government organizations also provide vast openings for the B.Des candidates. The government institutes such as National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), National Institute of Design, The Indian Textile Industry, etc., recruits talented B.Des graduates for various posts. One can also look out for a profession in any of the nationalized banks or railway or defence services. To acquire a career in these government departments, the candidates need to clear the exam organized by different governmental organizations such as SSC, PSC, UPSC, etc. One can also choose teaching field which is considered as one of the noblest professions.
Job Prospects Abroad after Bachelor of Design (B.Des)
In addition to the variety of jobs offered in India, the candidates can also search out for a profession in various foreign countries. Exhibitions and auctions of ones creative works can be conducted in various parts of the world. Workshops can also be conducted. Various industries in different sectors abroad such as audiovisual media, design & digital arts, industrial design, interior design, interior architecture, product design, multimedia design, visual communications design, and so on recruit both freshers and experienced ones who have completed their B.Des course. One of the key benefits of securing a career abroad is that the remunerations offered is much better than that in India.

The course outline of mechanical in IIT Delhi or IIT Bombay is similar and is quite well aligned with the course structure of top ranked international universities and the mechanical is one of the most desired and demanded branches in the IITs. The universities stand on similar QS ranking level and the facility and quality of infrastructure on average is almost the same in both the campuses, IITB has a lake, a pretty larger campus than that of IITD whereas IITD stands in a very desired location of Delhi ( in Hauz Khas) which stands very close to the international airport and various railway stations and is comparatively very green and clean than the outer Delhi. The trends of placement or students going for further studies differ very less and if you are really relying on placements to be a deciding factor, you'll still be in doubt. If we look at the opening and closing ranks of the department in both the colleges, the mechanical in IITB opens before it starts at IITD and also closes some numbers before, but the range is quite same. Many people choose IITB for its past trend or some local variables and similarly people also choose IITD if they aspire to go for civil services as Delhi is the hub for the preparation for UPSC and other civil services and again the accessibility of the nearby regions. I'd say both of the campus stand on the same level if the department is considered, the selection is totally depend on the individual depending on the local variables that affects him/her.