Recent content by nomad19095

Actually, the curriculum of ep in bombay has only one engineering course (introduction to electric circuits and systems) and the rest is physics. The physics taught is almost identical. (I too have the same choices)

Assuming you meant that for all three of us, i was made aware of that through numerous posts here. Also, i personally don't mind, eveb though i haven't decided what kind of physicist i'll be yet.

Reese95, I think I recognize you. Also, OP said he wants to be a particle physicist. So I wouldn't recommend EP bombay.

@1994Bhaskar : Assuming 1994 is your birth-year, how did yours go?

The JEE was for 408 this year.

i've given the JEE. It went well enough.

@1994Bhaskar : sorry. yeah, I've given them.

@Mepris : I didn't apply. Unfortunately for me.

Thanks, I've written the entrances and its looking good. I may get in everywhere mentioned above except CMI.

Also, i want to know what's BAD about each physics dep. Everyone says that IISc is awesome, but is it perfect? What are the disadvantages?

Wait, all of you guys are high school/intermediate students too? Feels good to know that I'm not alone.

@Mepris Too rigid? How so?

Yeah, me too.

@Mepris Well, the quality of students that go there is good, and also, the program has a good reputation, not based on results, but on the quality of teaching. The teachers there are also researchers of a high calibre.

This post is for those familiar with the IITJEE system in India. I wanted to know which IIT has the best physics department. If an unequivocal decision is impossible, please give me the advantages and disadvantages of whichever dep. you think is the best. Thanks in advance.