Is it worth taking lower branches at IITs?
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Is it worth taking lower branches at IITs?
Low branches in IITs will ruin your life and hopes and aspirations. All 4years you’ll end up mugging things nothing else. Do what you want in life. Don’t run after jobs as most IITians either do MBA or bork for Banks, I mean doing something completely what they are not meant for.
What happens if I dont get CSE in IIT?
My rank is around 1400. I am interested in Computer science. If you are sure about Computer Science, then BITS-Pilani is definitely a good option. Examine last years cutoffs to get an idea of which IIT you would get CSE.
Does branch matter in top IIT?
IIT’S are one of the reputed colleges in India. Lower branches does mean the lower cutoff marks. In general you must prefer the branch you are interested in as the placement depends upon your performance but as top IIT have good placement offers and many top companies recruit the students no matter of the branch.
Which is best IIT or triple it?
IIT JEE which is needed to be qualified to join both IIT and IIIT is one of the world’s hardest exams….IIIT.
| Criteria | IIT | IIIT |
|---|---|---|
| Full Form | Indian Institute of Technology | Indian Institute of Information Technology |
| No. of Institutes | 23 | 25 |
| Admission Criteria | JEE Advance | JEE Mains |
| Average Fees | INR 1,00,000 | INR 70,000 |
How hard is it to get into an IIT?
The Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) are among the most difficult schools in the world to get into. The University of Oxford accepts one out of five applicants. IITs take in just one out of 50. So it is little wonder that for any Indian child with ambitions of becoming an engineer, getting into an IIT looks like the pinnacle of achievement.
Which are the branches of IITs in India?
Lower Branches at IIT B, IIT D, IIT M, IIT K, and IIT Kgp, in the mentioned order. Mechanical>Chemical>Civil at NIT T, BITS Goa, NIT Warangal, NIT Surathkal, BITS Hyd, MNNIT Allahabad, and MNIT Jaipur, in the mentioned order. Electrical branches at IIIT D, DTU, and NSIT in the mentioned order.
Why are so many students not interested in engineering at IITs?
They aren’t really interested in even being engineers – they are just there because their parents, peers and society told them to take a shot at IIT, because if you are good at academics, then how is that you haven’t proven it by taking the IIT-JEE exam?
Do students have freedom in choosing the subjects in IITs?
Other than choosing the stream, students do not have much freedom in choosing the subjects. The IITs are supposed to train students for a professional career, yet other than a perfunctory psychology or an economics course, there is hardly any well-thought out curriculum to develop the soft-skills of students.