IIT Bombay Fee Structure and Seat-Matrix

If you passed 12th in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) in 2023, you need to study PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Math) to be eligible for BTech in IIT Bombay through JEE Advanced. You can join 12th again with PCM subjects in 2024 and appear for JEE Main and Advanced after passing. This way, you become eligible because math is compulsory for engineering. So yes, you can do 12th again with PCM and then try for IIT through JEE. Keep working hard!

Hello aspirant,

https://www.cep.iitb.ac.in (https://www.cep.iitb.ac.in/) this is official page of Educational Outreach, IIT Bombay Where you can find various program

Here you can also find the link for Management course from IIT Bombay.

After carefully reading guidelines, you can apply to it.
for more reach you can also contact IIT Bombay official through email

contactus@eo.iitb.ac.in

office.pcacec@iitb.ac.in

Hi

A KCET rank of 30,915 can still offer you a good range of options, especially under the state quota and depending on your category . While top government colleges like UVCE or RVCE may be slightly out of reach at this rank, there are still several good engineering colleges that accept ranks around this range for various branches, especially in core and emerging areas.Some of the colleges you might get into include Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology, JSSATE, or Acharya Institute of Technology, in branches like Mechanical, Civil, EEE, or newer programs like AI & ML in less competitive colleges. Counseling plays a huge role here, and choice filling should be done smartly by analyzing previous year cutoff trends.

You can Check last year’s KCET cutoff data round-wise link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-cutoff

Hope you will find it helpful !

For IIT Bombay:

• CSE: Rank under 70, Percentile 99.96

• EE: Rank under 500, Percentile 99.7

• ME: Rank under 1700, Percentile 99.0

• CE: Rank under 4000, Percentile 97.8

• Chemical: Rank under 2500, Percentile 98.6

Hello aspirant,

The Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, commonly referred to as IIT Bombay or IIT Mumbai, was founded in 1958 and is renowned throughout the world for its academic prowess.  During the 2025 postings, IIT Bombay provided the highest salary package, which was INR 2.2 Crore per annum (CPA).

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Hope this information helps you

Ajeenkya DY Patil University in Pune offers a BTech in Aerospace Engineering that includes core subjects such as aircraft structures, propulsion systems, aerodynamics, and space technology. The course is designed to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical exposure through labs and workshops.

The university claims to offer internship opportunities as early as the first year. Students are expected to work on real-world industry projects and attend technical sessions, but the actual quality and depth of these internships may vary depending on partnerships and student performance.

In terms of placements, ADYPU states that it has over 140 recruiting companies visiting for engineering branches. The average package for engineering students ranges between 4 point 5 to 6 point 5 lakh per annum. The highest package reported is around 19 to 21 lakh per annum. However, it is important to note that these figures are overall and not specific to aerospace engineering.

For aerospace specifically, placement opportunities may be limited unless you are exceptionally skilled or have completed strong internships. Core aerospace companies like ISRO or DRDO generally prefer candidates from top-tier institutes or those with competitive research backgrounds.

If your goal is strong placement and industry exposure in aerospace, ADYPU is not among the top recommended colleges. While it is improving, it still lacks the national reputation and alumni network that many recruiters look for in this field.

Better options for aerospace engineering in Maharashtra, excluding IIT Bombay, include College of Engineering Pune, MIT World Peace University Pune, and Vishwakarma Institute of Technology. These colleges have better industry ties and established academic records.

In conclusion, ADYPU can be considered if you are looking for an affordable private university with a developing infrastructure and are willing to build your own career path. However, for better placements and training, colleges like COEP or MIT WPU offer stronger value and recognition.

Hello Bhuvan,

This is a personal decision based on a few important components:

1. Goal Clarity: If IIT Bombay is your dream school and you feel you can prepare for the next iteration of JEE Advanced, dropping a year to study for JEE Advanced is a reasonable option. A dedicated and focused drop year has helped many students achieve great scores on JEE Advanced, and the top ranks.
2. Current Opportunity: NIT Surathkal is one of the top NITs with opportunities for excellent placements, research opportunities, and the opportunity for interactions with top companies - especially for ECE/EEE. After that, with good academics, you can potentially earn your way into top M.Tech programs like MIT, Stanford, or IITs via GATE or GRE.
3. Risk vs Reward: Dropping a year has a risk component: mental and academic risk. Think about whether you can handle that level of pressure and if your performance at JEE Advanced can improve with one more year of preparation.
4. Ambition for MIT M.Tech: For M.Tech, you don't need an IIT degree to get into MIT. Strong research and projects, GRE scores, and thoughtful and compelling YES at SOP matter more than an IIT degree. Many students from top NITs get into MIT and other institutions throughout the world.

Hello student,

Yes, having 74.6% in Class 12 will likely not be a barrier to placement in top MNCs with high packages after completing a B.Tech in CS from IIT Bombay.

While some companies may have minimum percentage requirements in 10th and 12th (often around 60% or 70%), your IIT degree and branch (CS) are significant factors in your placement eligibility and the high packages you're targeting.

IITs have robust placement cells that facilitate these high-paying placements for their students.

Besides academics, skills, projects, and interview performance are also crucial for landing those high-paying jobs.

Thank you!!

No, a 74.6% in Class 12th boards does not automatically qualify you for an M.Tech in Computer Science at IIT Bombay. While you can apply for JEE Main, you'll likely be ineligible for IIT admissions because of the 75% (or 65% for reserved categories) requirement for Class 12th marks. Your eligibility for IIT Bombay's M.Tech program will primarily depend on your GATE score and other requirements.

Hello,

IIT Bombay's MTech in Computer Science offers excellent placements with CTC ranging from Rs. 15-40 LPA, depending on the company and role.

• The course is challenging, requiring strong problem-solving skills and dedication.

• Fees : Approximately Rs. 2-2.5 lakhs per year.

• Highly qualified and experienced faculty.

• The course can be hectic with intense coursework, projects, and assignments.

Hope it helps !