What's better for placement amid B.Tech (physics) from IIT-Delhi, CS from IIT-Mandi, electronics from BHU & mechanical from IIT-Roorkee?

I've got 239 marks and a rank of 2343 in JEE Advanced 2017.

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Answered by

Akash Kushwaha Current Student- IIT, Mandi

8 years ago

First of all congratulations! I will recommend you to go with CSE from IIT Mandi, but in that case only if you have a keen interest in computer science and engineering. Placement wise it's very good also you will get very good exposure. IIT Mandi has very good semester exchange program too, you have a very good option there to go abroad and explore further. Else if you wish to go with core opt for the other options which are left.

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Answered by

tarun gupta

8 years ago

Don't think about placements yet. After coming to IITs, you will definitely be no longer thinking about it. I will suggest you to opt for any old IIT. Among your options, Mechanical in IIT-Roorkee seems to be the best option. Mechanical is a great core branch. Also, if you will perform well in IIT, you will always have the option of department change.

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1. Concept of Physics (Vol 1 and 2) by H.C. Verma

2. Understanding Physics Series by D.C. Pandey (Arihant)

3. Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick and Walker

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