The IITs are India's premier engineering institutions. There are 23 IITs in total:
IIT Kharagpur | West Bengal |
IIT Bombay | Maharashtra |
IIT Madras | Tamil Nadu |
IIT Kanpur | Uttar Pradesh |
IIT Delhi | Delhi |
IIT Guwahati | Assam |
IIT Roorkee | Uttarakhand |
IIT Bhubaneswar | Odisha |
IIT Gandhinagar | Gujarat |
IIT Hyderabad | Telangana |
IIT Jodhpur | Rajasthan |
IIT Patna | Bihar |
IIT Ropar | Punjab |
IIT Indore | Madhya Pradesh |
IIT Mandi | Himachal Pradesh |
IIT Varanasi (IIT BHU) | Uttar Pradesh |
IIT Tirupati | Andhra Pradesh |
IIT Palakkad | Kerala |
IIT Dhanbad (ISM) | Jharkhand |
IIT Bhilai | Chhattisgarh |
IIT Goa | Goa |
IIT Jammu | Jammu and Kashmir |
IIT Dharwad | Karnataka |
Here’s an overview of IITs in India, their branches, and the approximate number of seats:
There are 23 IITs in India, offering undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs in various engineering, science, and technology disciplines.
The total undergraduate seats in IITs are approximately 17,385 (for 2025 admissions, including supernumerary seats for women).
IIT Bombay | 1,360 seats |
IIT Delhi | 1,200 seats |
IIT Kanpur | 1,100 seats |
IIT Madras | 1,150 seats |
IIT Kharagpur | 2,100 seats |
IIT Roorkee | 1,350 seats |
IIT Guwahati | 1,150 seats |
IIT Hyderabad | 570 seats |
IIT BHU (Varanasi) | 1,450 seats |
IIT Dhanbad (ISM) | 1,200 seats |
General | 50.5% |
OBC-NCL | 27% |
SC | 15% |
ST | 7.5% |
PwD | 5% (within each category) |
Female Supernumerary Seats | 17-20% of total seats to improve gender diversity. |