IIT Indore - The best 2nd generation IIT, why should you choose it ?

As I really have interest in Astronomy and Space Science since childhood, so during JOSAA(Joint Seat Allocation Authority) counselling, I filled up IIT Indore as my first preference and IIT Jodhpur as my 2nd .I got IIT Indore in first week so I locked it. I also applied to Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology and got accepted too. But later on I realised that it has direct ties with ISRO only. There is no other scope if we want to do something else like more related to technology. So, there were not much opportunities. I did not apply to any other colleges. We can take admission in our college by JOSAA counselling which is generally for admission in IITs/NITs/IIITs. You have to clear JEE MAINS and ADVANCED. And your 12th board percentage should be greater than 75% to be eligible for this. Now, if you just cleared JEE MAINS, you get NITs/ IIITs , else you can get IITs. There are different cutoffs for different categories like it is more for General than in OBC/SC/ST. Cutoffs depends on difficulty of paper , so there is not exact cutoff that I can tell. The overall admission experience was very smooth, I just had to upload some documents and that's it....Read More

I gave JEE exam and according to my rank i get this college and civil branch beside that i have interest in civil also but college i get due to my rank. I apply for other colleges but with same branches after clearing jee we have to fill our priority according to our rank and there is JOSAA counselling where we have to fill the course and college and there are 5-6 rounds like you can accept the college in 1st round and no need to fill for other round...Read More

I choose my college because of it's reputation as an Indian Institute of Technology. The sole reason of me being in this college is quality of education which is common for all IITs and my JEE Rank. I could have been to better IIT if I got better rank, needless to say I aimed for the best branch which is CSE. The college admission process is straightforward but still lengthy. Eligiblity to enter this college is only determined by JEE Advanced Rank. Once the student have got their JEE AIR, and they have been alloted seat from JoSAA, all they need to do is gather relevant personal documents according to the list which college provides, and present them on the day which is told beforehand, then all the thing which is left is verification of documents, once verified, the student is good to have some rest. Cutoff for general category on my exam was around rank 1400 in JEE Advanced. I had multiple options of college to choose from namely BITS Pilani, IIIT Hyderabad and IIT Indore CSE, I chose the later solely because of reputation and I still agree that this would be the best choice....Read More

To get admission in an IIT we all know we have tk give jee mains examination (Qualifying exam)first and then we have to clear jee advanced examination. On the basis of jee advanced rank we get admission in IITs. Along with that you should have a minimum 75 percent aggregate marks in your class 12 examination. Jee mains exam is cknducted by NTA two times every year first attempt in jan or feb and then second one in April. JEE advanced exam is conducted only once in a year by different IITs evey year and all the qualified students from the jee mains sit in the jee advanced. The cutoff for qualifying the JEE mains examination is around 90 percentile for the general category students. In JEE Advanced examination if a student from general category is able to get 30-35% marks then he/she will surely get admission in an IIT. Of course there are some reservation for sc/st and obc category in IIT Indore. 27% seats for obc , 15% seats for SC and 7.5% seats for ST category are reserved....Read More

You need to crack jee advanced examination to be eligible for IIT Indore. Application form and all details are available on the official website. Jee advanced is a difficult exam and requires a lot of efforts...Read More

The eligibility for the course is to clear the JEE Advanced examination, as well as you must have secured a minimum of 75% marks in the 10+2 or equivalent examination and you must also have physics, chemistry and mathematics subjects in that examination. The cut-off for the metallurgical engineering and materials science course is usually around AIR 11000 for general category male candidates. You must undergo the JOSAA counselling and opt and receive acceptance of the desired course to be eligible. The admission process was systematic, and there was no unnecessary hustle. Proper time was given to undergo all the facilities and to pay the fees. Application forms are available on the JOSAA and the JEE Advanced Website. The fee structure is available on the institute's website. I did not avail of any reservation benefits for admission into the course. The admission process was great, and there is no specific improvement that I wish to see in the admission process....Read More