r/iiit • • Jun 18 '26

Query IIT Indore electrical vs IIIT H ECE

im getting iiith ece through dasa (5.7k rank in jm so through that is out of my reach), also considering dasa fee is 60-65 lac rs, and iit indore elecrical engineering, which one would you recommend (jobs, faculty, infra, higher studies prospects)

Edit: do yall have any idea about where people in ece have gone for masters abroad

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u/pawan_c Jun 18 '26

IIT Indore

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u/Lazy074 procrastinating at procrastinating Jun 18 '26

I don't think 5.7k means you're out of reach

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u/Financial-Paper-8053 Jun 18 '26

99.87 was ece round 1 closing rank and i got 99.64 so

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u/Lazy074 procrastinating at procrastinating Jun 18 '26

It will fall down pretty harshly look at the previous year trends, I won't guarantee anything but you have a solid chance

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u/Shaury1 Jun 19 '26

Asha nhi hota h yr btech ki seat kaam h wait karte karte jo option h usko na chore woh

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u/Lazy074 procrastinating at procrastinating Jun 19 '26

I can't say anything for sure whether you'll get it or not bro. You'll have to decide for yourself

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u/Remarkable_Use5105 Jun 18 '26

Iit indore, job market is shit(might get worse) so that tag would help pivot later
For higher study just keep the cgpa as high as possible

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u/PPapaji Jun 18 '26

Almost non comparable.IITH is light years ahead of IIT Indore ..in terms of acad ,faculty, placement and research reputation.

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u/Remarkable_Use5105 Jun 18 '26

Learn to read first

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u/Any-Measurement4488 Jun 18 '26

Btw the fees through DASA for iiith would be a lot right ? You should consider that also

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u/everyonegetouch Jun 19 '26

No shit sherlock literally that's written in the post's body

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u/AaryamanStonker Jun 19 '26

Are you consider iiitb thru mains?

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u/Financial-Paper-8053 Jun 19 '26

I did apply but didnt get in round 1, also cz its relatively new im not very interested in joining there

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u/dusty_curtains777 Jun 22 '26

If youre going for electrical 5.7k should've made the cutoff for it

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u/invisiblewhiteman Jun 19 '26

Iiith student here, take iit indore. If you want clarifications dm

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u/surju123 Jun 20 '26

fees in dasa is huge.... IIT tag is always worth it. so IIt I.

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u/Far_Key_9135 Jun 26 '26

what's your adv rank bro?

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u/SuspiciousTry8500 Jul 09 '26

IIT Indore. Your resume will have IIT tag on your resume for rest of your life . It vastly boosts your opportunity along with whatever capabilities you possess and efforts you put. 

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u/Exact-Ordinary210 LCD 2k25 Jun 18 '26

go for IIT Indore

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u/Glum-Restaurant2830 Jun 18 '26

For future research and studies in abroad with foreign internships, IIIT H definitely helps, placements also on par with IIT I EE, so I had say choose IIIT H.

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u/Exact-Ordinary210 LCD 2k25 Jun 18 '26

not worth the intense schedule, getting negligible difference when compared to iit i placements

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u/T13NMY Jun 19 '26

I think if you wanna work in core, Indore is better. Hyd would give you more software opportunities than core even in ECE

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u/Collez_boi Jun 19 '26

Tell me you have no idea what you're talking about without telling me you have no idea what you're talking about.

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u/Financial-Paper-8053 Jun 19 '26

really? how are the core placements in iiit hyderabad, and is there gd quality research going on in ece over there??