Dear Abhishek,


The new IIts are just established and are not stablised. They are mentored with the older IITs but are not provided by all the facilities that a student of that IIT gets. Like IIT Delhi is mentoring IIT Punjab but they are having separate class, separate labs and even the faculties are also different.The latter students are not allowed to participate in various personality development programme held by the mentoring IITs. They also have lodging and fooding problem as they are just somehow managed to get stayed at older IITs. They lack a lot of things like proper administration, management etc


Its better to take admission with good branch at IT-BHU rather than goin for new IITs but in case you are not getting any core branch at                       IT-BHU( due to poor rank ) like comp. elec. mech. civil and chemical than it would be safe to opt for branches at new IITs as they have started only with the core branches and thougfh it will take time IITs will get to maintain their standard.




Thank you.