What if I can't get into IIT Bombay for BTech?

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Nidhi Prasad | Contributor-Level 10

a year ago

It is not the end of a student's career to not get into IIT Bombay or any other elite IIT. Can IIT Bombay promise that every student in the class will receive the same package, even though the average package for its 2023 placements cohort is INR 21.82 LPA. What counts is a student's desire to pursu

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Mani Khanna | Contributor-Level 9

a year ago

Not getting into IIT Bombay or any other top IIT should not be considered an end to a student's career. While IIT Bombay average package is INR 23.50 LPA for its 2024 placements batch, can IIT Bombay guarantee the same for each and every student of the batch? The answer is no. What truly matters is

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