As per my rank, I'm getting only the metallurgy branches in IIT BBS. So I decided to go to IIT instead of getting admission to NIT colleges. Here the ratio of faculty: to students is too good like 1:20. Faculty are highly educated even some of them collaborate with high-standard scientists from foreign countries. Everyone has tonnes of papers published in one of the famous publishers. Literally, they are highly educated people that you will go to meet in your life. Exams will always come after 1 and 1/2 months. Moreover, it is easy to tackle as exams contain the question from the assignment and notes that the professor has given you.

I got an electrical branch for my rank. In the first year, we have subjects from every branch. Every student of any branch has to study all the subjects in the first year. We have 2 semesters. For one semester, grading will be 50 percent end sem,30 percent mid-sem, and 20 percent internals. The curriculum is good. All the teachers are highly qualified. The difficulty of our exams is between moderate to difficult.

My course is civil engineering. I have chosen this because I want to improve my creative skills... Here all the faculty is good they are friendly with each other teaching method is very good. it is difficult to pass when we are not prepared day to day wise but there is no time to prepare every day because of this very busy schedule.

The curriculum was fine and the teachers are well trained and have tons of experience and my course is computer science I m very much interested in coding stuff that's y I choose this branch and the student ratio may be 1:4 (females:males ) it is easy to get good marks if one pays attention from initial stage its not a big deal to pass in exams it depends on the individual and his capability and the exam schedule is there will 2 exams in a sem one is mid sem and the other is end sem actually a sem consists of 4 months after first 2 months there will be mid exams and then semester examinations. The quality of the teachers is excellent

I am interested in machinery. So I took Mechanical Engineering. Faculty members are good. The ratio will be 1:5. Teaching will be really good. Passing term exams will be easier when we go to every class. And it will be tough if we don't attend the classes regularly.

I have choosen this course because of my rank and then interest. I always want some circital branch and at my rank this is the best that i can get. Our student to faculty ratio is 15:1 and most of the teachers are very kind and helpful to students. Monthly there are 2-3 class tests and if you study for 2 hours daily you can easily top them.

I wanted to choose any technical branch over first-generation iit and hence I choose electronics and communications at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bhubaneswar. The faculty member is all Ph.D. qualified and good teaching methods are followed.

I was allotted this course on the basis of my rank through Josaa counselling. To be honest I am not fascinated by Civil Engineering but still, it's a good course to be in. The student-teacher ratio is around 18:1 and it is very large compared to other newer IITs. Faculties are highly educated and their teaching methods are okay but the course curriculum is outdated. The semester begins and ends without being noticed and the workload is high as more emphasis is laid on academics here. But exams can be passed after studying one day before the exam as in other engineering colleges.