IIT Bombay - Indian Institute of Technology Mumbai Answered Questions

Hello Vaskar Das, it's very nice to hear from you that your dream is to work at NASA. Like our own ISRO, NASA too requires specialists in different streams like mathematics, physics, mechanical engineering, medicine, metallurgy, etc. So frankly speaking you don't have to be an aeronautical engineer from IIT Mumbai to get a job in NASA. Don't feel pity for yourself for being physically challenged. There is a large number of such people who have achieved greatness in this world by sheer dint of hard work and determination. Of course, being a Govt institute, IIT Mumbai also reserves seats for physically challenged students and offers all help for them to be comfortable on their campus.
Best wishes to you.

IIT Bombay is something really very big I don't think there is a comparison between IIT Bombay Aerospace with Chandigarh University because you would be experiencing a big amount of innovation and research going on at IIT Bombay which Chandigarh University can not provide you with plus the value of IIT tag is something next level.

It depend a lot on your interest as both the streams are relevant and demanding. Both institutions has brand tag of IIT. Scope wise both are equally good. Each branch has some advantage and disadvantage. For e. g chemical engineering may skip your chances of appearing in IES. I will suggest you to take decisions based on interest and future goal. Best wishes.

Hello CV Ramu, presently it's only the CSE branch that is at the forefront of placements. The appetite for requirements of professionals in this field seems to be unending. In view of this I have no hesitation in recommending that you should go in for CSE at IIT Madras. Best wishes to you.

Hello Sunita, an interesting query. As a rule of thumb CSE at IIT Mumbai is at the topmost place of branches and IIT's. Hence closing rank is invariably below 75 or 100. As you must be knowing marks don't count but ranking counts. Best wishes to you.

IIT Mumbai is offering the following B.Tech courses.
1. Aerospace Engineering
2. Chemical Engineering
3. Civil Engineering
4. Computer Science & Engineering
5. Electrical Engineering
6. Mechanical Engineering
7. Metallurgical Engineering & Materials Science
8. Physics

No, you cannot get admission to DSY in B.Tech CSE at IIT Mumbai. IIT Mumbai does not offer B.Tech second-year admission based on engineering diploma courses. However, state engineering colleges and Private Universities offer 2nd year B.Tech admission.