IIT Bombay is situated at Powai, which is an eastern suburb in the North-Eastern piece of Mumbai.

Mumbai is as a long tight island, very nearly a landmass, pushing south wards into the Arabian Sea. It can be extensively isolated into four zones.

South Bombay (Colaba, CST,Fort, Chruchgate, Nariman Point and so on.)

Central Bombay (Dadar, Bombay Central, Worli and so on)

The Western rural areas (Bandra, Juhu, Andheri, Borivali and so on)

The Eastern Suburbs(Kurla, Chembur, Ghatkopar, Mulund, Kanjur Marg, Vikhroli and so on.)

There is additionally New Bombay (Vashi, Turbhe and so forth.) crosswise over Thane Creek on the territory.

Public Transport

Mumbai has a standout amongst the most productive and dependable open transport system. One can go via Autorickshaws/Taxis to achieve IIT from the closest stations(Autorickshaws, however don't go facilitate south than Sion and Bandra). For more separation, you can utilize either the BEST Bus Network or the Mumbai Local train System.

NAME OF PLACE
BUS NUMBERS

Mulund(W)
Bhandup(W)
Kanjur Marg(W)
307, 346, 425, 396, 398, 460, 422, 424, 461

Vikhroli(W)
392,382,337

Ghatkopar(W)
392,382.34

Borivali(E)
461, 398, L1

Goregaon(E)
460,489,424

Jogeshwari(E)
461,445

Andheri(E)
396,336,392,307

Bandra(E)
422,424

Suburban Railway Transport

Those dropping by Central Railway Suburban train will need to get down at Kanjur Marg, Vikhroli or Ghatkopar which are the closest stations from IITB. On the off chance that you are dropping by the Western Railway Suburban train you will need to get down at Andheri, Bandra, Goregoan or Malad.