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Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
(IIT Bombay)
Mumbai, Maharashtra
IIT
Government
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Est. 1958
UGC Approved
AICTE Approved
NAAC A++
Last Updated: Apr 23, 2026
Established
1958
Campus Size
550.00 Acres
Total Students
12,000
Faculty
680
Student-Faculty
18:1
Frequently Asked Questions
Undergraduate admissions are based on the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main and JEE Advanced scores. Candidates who qualify JEE Advanced are ranked, and admissions are conducted through the Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) counseling process. Merit-based allocation is followed, and students can choose their preferred programs and branch through the counseling.
IIT Bombay offers diverse B.Tech programs including Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, Production Engineering, and other specialized branches. Students can also pursue dual degree programs combining B.Tech with M.Tech.
IIT Bombay has a strong placement record with high recruitment from top companies across IT, finance, consulting, and manufacturing sectors. Most graduating students receive job offers during campus placements. Average package and highest package figures vary yearly, but the institute consistently achieves near 100% placement rates for graduating batches.
IIT Bombay provides hostel accommodation for most students, particularly for out-station and international students. On-campus hostels are allocated based on availability and merit/need-based criteria. Some students may need to arrange private accommodation in nearby areas of Mumbai.
As a government institution, IIT Bombay charges nominal tuition fees for Indian citizens. Additionally, there are charges for hostel accommodation, meals, utilities, and other services. Detailed fee breakdowns are available on the official website, and financial aid/scholarships are available for eligible students.
Yes, IIT Bombay offers various scholarships and financial aid programs for deserving students, including merit-based scholarships, need-based assistance, and category-specific scholarships. Students from economically weaker sections and SC/ST categories may be eligible for additional support.
Yes, international students can apply through separate admission processes for undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs. Eligibility criteria, required entrance exams, and application procedures differ for international applicants. Details are available on the admissions section of the official website.
IIT Bombay follows a semester-based academic calendar with two semesters per academic year (monsoon and spring). Each semester typically spans about 16-18 weeks. The institute also conducts summer internships, special lectures, and research projects during breaks.
Yes, IIT Bombay offers M.Tech, M.Sc, M.Phil, and PhD programs across various disciplines. Admissions for postgraduate programs are based on different criteria such as GATE scores, entrance exams, or merit for specific programs. Research opportunities and scholarships are available for doctoral students.
IIT Bombay has a vibrant student life with over 100+ clubs and societies covering technical, cultural, sports, hobby, and social interests. Students participate in technical festivals (like Techfest), cultural events, sports competitions, and community service initiatives. Active participation in co-curricular activities complements academic learning.