Can IIT students live off campus?

To deal with the hostel crunch, IITs will make arrangements outside campus. It can be residential areas or private hostels that will have hostel-like facilities. Right now even if a student’s family stays in the same city he has to stay in hostel.

Can students go out of campus in IIT Bombay?

A student of IIT Bombay, on the request of anonymity, said, “We have received a direction from the institute administration to step outside the campus only if it is necessary. If it is an emergency situation or some urgent work, students can take permission from the warden to go outside the campus.”

Is it mandatory to stay in hostel in IIT Bombay?

It is not compulsory at all. While studying in any IIT, you can take any other hostel, room or PG etc., as per your wish. While studying in any IIT, you can take any other hostel, room or PG etc., as per your wish. If you live near IIT-Delhi you need not to live in IIT-Delhi hostel.

Is it mandatory for students to stay in the hostels at IIT Bombay?

Yes, for Undergraduates, it is mandatory that they stay unless there are circumstances like Academic Probation, Health Issues, etc where the Dean of Students’ Affairs recommends that the student may not stay in the Hostel.

What is it like to be a student at IIT Bombay?

You still get to be part of IIT Bombay, even if your interests and convenience, is not to pursue full-time studies. Competition does not come easy here. You will have many opportunities to prove yourself. As a student, one gets chances to organize some of the best cultural, farewells, technical festivals.

Can I go outside the campus of IIT Guwahati during day time?

And PG students have to take leave if they have to go on a vacation for few days from their respective departments. You can go outside the campus in day time only and are expected back before 10 pm. There are no restrictions on going outside in daytime. In fact IITG provides pretty good hourly bus service to and fro Guwahati city.

Do most IIT graduates not end up in engineering jobs?

Most IIT graduates don’t end up in engineering jobs. It’s sad but true. IIT Bombay’s 2013 placement statistics reveal that 45\% of the B.Tech students took up jobs in finance and consulting, 24\% in IT and 8\% in FMCG and non-IT.