See this all depends on you , what you like to do in future, If you like to do field work then mechanical branch has no match. But if you don't then MnC is better option for you to consider. 

See MnC is just like CSE , their course are very much similar to that of CSE . Also MnC studens get job in all the IT companies which comes for CSE and ECE.

So you have to consider all the fctors. I personally sugest you to go with MnC.

Thank You

Hi Nikhil,

The closing rank of BS Economics last year in IIT Bombay was 2088.

The closing rank of BS Economics last year in IIT Kanpur was 2718.

The closing rank of MSc Economics last year in IIT Kharagpur was 4499.

Keeping these stats in mind, I guess you'll get Integrated MSc in IIT Kharagpur.

I would suggest you to use college predictor so as to have a better view of all the options available to you. Below is the link of college predictor,

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-advanced-college-predictor?icn=JEE_Advanced_clgpd&ici=JEE_Advanced_article_contmap

All the best

Whatever manidipa kundu wrote is absolutely bullshit. Learn coding. Do what pleases you. Enhance your skills in coding and apply for off-campus jobs. IITs don't let you apply for good tech companies from their portal cuz they have sworn to get their top btech branches places at qny cost. They don't give a damn about chemistry and earth sciences. So aim for startup if you have idea or you can apply for some good tech companies off-campus. The chances are certainly low. Because you're not a btech person but you're not even a mere bsc guy either. Stupid Maidipa kundu answered without reading the question .

Yes it will help you alot because for taking admissions in MBA college it is necessary that you should have good profile to get good college for MBA obviosuly and you should have good marks in GMAT also for doing mba in foriegn country only IIT tag will not do .

Hello Ritik,

IIT Kanpur is one of the top college in india.All the subjects  there are taught well with all the facilities.It has the most experienced teachers in all departments of chemistry.Best Lab facilities and research also.You can always try for foreign colleges if you are good enough in the academics and research.It also depends upon on your interest whether you want to learn this subject and skills.If you are not sure,then you can take drop and work hard for the subject you want to take.

Best Wishes!

Let's compare both the colleges

1. Campus IIT KGP > IIT K (though difference not that much)

2. Faculty qaulity, IIT K > IIT KGP (few faculty members at IITK in electrical branch are highly qualified, great innovaters and educaters)

3. College Fest - IIT KGP > IIT K (though both have huge auro and plethora of events in their college fest)

4. Placements - Almost all old IIT's have similar placements record, though officially no one releases the data

5. Campus life - IITK > IIT KGP

6. Academic Pressure - IIT K > IIT KGP (though both are eqaully intense)

Hence, both are great colleges, any option would be no less than fantastic

Though, if I would be in your place, I wuld had preferred IIT KGP

Thank You

• General:-103. - 213

• SC:- 33. - 74

• ST:- 27. - 49

• OBC:- 5. - 132

Dear aspirant,

EWS quota is being implemented from this year only so we do not have any previous feedback or idea about how it will affect the merit list this year, it will completely depend on the fact that how many people opted for ews quota this year, out which how many of them are above your rank and how many of the them are applying to mech branch in IIT Kanpur since these stats are not available right now it will be difficult for us to predict anything right now, also for general category cut off rank for mech branch in IIT Kanpur was 1611 so you might / might not have a chance depending upon this years merit fallout.

Hope this helps

Hello  Hanish!

Branch selection totally depends on your interest . Although it is clear that IIT Kanpur is old IIT and IIT Ropar is new IIT so IIT Kanpur has better facilities and opportunities than IIT Ropar.If you are interested in computer science (coding related things and mathematics) then you should go with Cse and if you  want to make career in the field of government jobs then you should go with mechanical engineering in IIT Kanpur.

Hope it answer your concerns.

Greetings to you,

The fees for general candidates and OBC-NCL candidates is same. But if the OBC-NCL candidate has annual family income is less than one lakh or between one lakh to five lakhs or more than five lakhs, it leads to three different categories:

1. If annual family incomes is less than one lakh, then the OBC-NCL candidate gets full waiver on tution fees. Therefore, the total amount to be paid for four years is : Rs. 1,20,000 (provided that refundable amount has been issued).

2. If annual family incomes is between one lakh to 5 lakhs, then the OBC-NCL candidate gets 2/3 rd waiver on tution fees. Therefore, the total amount to be paid for four years is : Rs. 4,00,000 approximately (provided that refundable amount has been issued).

2. If annual family incomes is between one lakh to 5 lakhs, then the OBC-NCL candidate has to pay a total fees for four years : Rs. 9,36,000 aproximately (provided that refundable amount has been issued).