IIT Goa CSE Department
The CSE department faculty at IIT Goa provides hand on experience to students. Led by Dr. Amaldev Manuel (Associate Professor) and Dr. Sharad Sinha (Associate Professor & Dean of Faculty Affairs), the core team includes Dr. Arpita Korwar (complexity theory), Dr. Clint Pazhayidam George (machine learning and applied statistics), and Dr. Shitala Prasad (deep learning and computer vision). Check out the table for more details:
| Faculty Name | Academic Qualification | Area of Research |
|---|---|---|
| Dr. Divya Padmanabhan | PhD from the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore MTech from IIT Madras BTech from NIT Calicut |
Distributionally Robust Optimization, Extremal probability bounds, Operations Research, Machine Learning, Game Theory |
| Arpita Korwar | PhD from IIT Kanpur |
Theoretical Computer Science, Computational Complexity, Arithmetic circuits |
| Clint Pazhayidam George | PhD, University of Florida MS University of Florida BTech University of Kerala |
Machine learning, Applied statistics |
IIT Goa Electrical Department
The Electrical & Electronics Engineering (ECE) department at IIT Goa features key specialisations such as power electronics, signal processing, VLSI, high-voltage engineering, and electrical machines. Leading the department is Prof. Bidyadhar Subudhi, an authority in system & control theory and renewable-energy motors. Alongside him are Dr. Sashidhar Sampathirao, who focuses on renewable and EV-related electric machine design, and Dr. Sheron Figarado, an expert in motor drives and inductive wireless power transfer. The department also includes Dr. Krishna Kumar with notable work in adaptive and 6G signal processing, Dr. Sujit Kumar Sahoo specialising in sparse signal processing and computational imaging, and Dr. Shakthi Prasad D focusing on high-voltage and plasma applications.
| Faculty Name | Academic Qualification | Area of Research |
|---|---|---|
| Bidyadhar Subudhi | PDF(NUS Singapore) PhD(Sheffield) MTech(IIT Delhi) Bachelor of Electrical Engineering, NIT Rourkela |
System & Control Theory, Robust and Adaptive Control, Control of Photovoltaic systems and Microgrids, Active Power Filtering, Wide Area Control of Power Systems, Control of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles |
| Apeksha Madhukar | PhD, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India MTech, Indian Institute of Technology Bhubaneswar, India B.E., Shri Shankaracharya Technical Campus, Bhilai, India |
Electrical discharge-based Non-thermal plasma Technique, Development of Printed Electronic-Based Plasma Reactors, Industrial application of High voltage in the Environment, Semiconductor and Agro industries, Industrial Solid waste utilisation & Management, Climate Mitigation and Adaptation |
| Bidhan Pramanick | PhD in MEMS and Microsystems MTech in ECE BTech in ECE |
MEMS and Microsystems, Carbon-MEMS, Microfabrication, Nanoenergy, Drug delivery, Lab-on-a-CD |
IIT Goa Mechanical Department
The Mechanical Engineering faculty at IIT Goa is is led by Prof. Sachin Dnyandeo Kore, an expert in electromagnetic manufacturing and pulse processing, with a strong emphasis on welding and novel fabrication techniques. The faculty includes accomplished scholars like Dr. Anirudha Ambekar, specialising in combustion diagnostics and propellant chemistry, Dr. Arindam Das in interfacial science and microfluidics, Dr. Ashish Bhateja in computational mechanics of granular media, and Dr. Harpreet Singh in multiscale modelling and impact mechanics. With strong capabilities in manufacturing science—spanning additive processes, bio‑MEMS, composite materials, welding, and unconventional machining—the department fosters a hands-on, research-rich academic environment.. Faculty actively lead well‑equipped labs and mentor students in cutting-edge projects, aligning academic rigour with industrial relevance and positioning graduates for successful careers in engineering and research.
| Faculty Name | Academic Qualification | Area of Research |
|---|---|---|
| Abhishek Das |
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Electric vehicle battery joining; Joining of lightweight materials and structures; Modelling and simulations of various joining processes; Non-traditional machining; Process control, Metrology and Measurement |
| Amber Srivastava |
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Optimisation, Learning and Control, Sequential Decision Making, Industry 4.0, Operations Research, Markov Decision Processes and Reinforcement Learning, Manufacturing process optimisation, System Identification, Data-driven and Predictive Control |
| Amit Gupta |
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Energy Storage, Flapping Wing Aerodynamics, Microfluidics |
Faculty Reviews
Faculty: The college faculty helps us a lot while we are studying. The way the faculty teaches is so good. In my college, the semester exams were slightly difficult, but the faculty is so helpful to the students when we are studying. In my college, there is relative grading. Other
Faculty: The teachers were very helpful and supportive. The teaching quality was good. The secondary exams were moderate in IITGOA. The pass percentage was calculated by the top mark. Most courses have relatively low grades. The time gap between the midterm and the endterm was 2 months.
Faculty: Teachers are so good, they help us a lot, they are so knowledgeable. Curriculum is totally semester-based. Exams are a bit hard; mostly the pass percentage will be 20-30, not more than that. Feels like exams are hard, I don't know why. Curriculum makes us ready for the industry.
Faculty: The teaching quality is understandable and the teachers are very supportive. The course curriculum has some concepts which will be helpful for students to get into the industry. The difficulty level of the semester exams in the college is medium to hard.
Faculty: The teachers are well qualified (most of them have a Ph.D. and high experience in research) and helpful in most of the cases throughout the semester! The syllabus and curriculum were very interesting and engaging, but most of the time you would depend on some external sources for mastering the course. I guess that would be the same case in all the engineering colleges.
Faculty: Our teachers are highly Qualified, they have good teaching skills. Teaching Quality is Extremely Good. Yes this course curriculum makes the student ready for jobs. Semesters are not that difficult. Papers are of Good Level. Faculty members provide a lots of assignments for the practice. Conduct ought session for every assignments .
Faculty: The teachers here are educated at renowned universities and have very good teaching experience. And if we talk about CSE, it's one of the most respectable courses in this current generation. The exams are tough, as it is IIT, and there is no scope for copying, cheating, or passing.
Faculty: All teachers are well-qualified and intellectual. And the quality of teaching is excellent. This course might be non-relevant in the initial days, but as time goes on, its relevance should increase. This course helps students become industry-ready. In the initial days, the semester exams may be difficult, but as you go into the second or third semester, their difficulty decreases. If you score around 7 or above CGPA, then you will be able to get a placement.
Faculty: Faculty is great in IITG. They professors are very friendly as well as great teachers. They TAs are very approachable as well because of their friendly behaviour. They help with every doubt in person as well as on emails. Exams occurs twice in a semester. Mid sem and end sem along with a quiz with every exam.
Faculty: The faculty is well qualified with great knowledge and experience of working in the industry along with their great research journals accepted by top organizations of world. Their teaching technique is also perfect for students, which includes tutorials, assignments, projects, etc. Over the semester. There are also teaching assistants provided to get help on the subject. The curriculum is well up-to date and has the topics important for working in the industry and the value of curriculum is prov...
Faculty: Faculty is excellent and passionate and involved in various research and projects frequently. All the courses are very difficult and not so industry-oriented but a few courses are very useful. Semester exams are very difficult. Scoring a good CGPA is very hard.
Faculty: Teachers in our college are very helpful. They are also highly educated but I think online, the teaching quality has been decreased. It is very relevant and they make us get our hands-on experience with some machines and also due to internships, we get completely trained. The exams are difficult compared to other normal colleges. We get deep knowledge of our subjects. Pass percentage is very good as all our students are good in education.
Faculty: Teaching quality is very good compared with other IITs according to my knowledge. Teachers are qualified and experienced as well. Institute offers a good amount of electives that make us explore the field we want and get industry-ready. Exams are difficult. The pass percentage is good but gaining good grades is very tough.
Faculty: The teachers are knowledgeable and have expertise in their subjects. The course curriculum is relevant. 8 CPI is considered good, and exams are not much difficult as you come here after giving JEE Advanced, so everything is simple compared to that.
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered 2 months ago
In 2025, the IIT Jammu CSE cutoff was relatively less competitive for admission as compared to that of IIT Goa for students belonging to the General AI quota. However, as compared to IIT Bhilai, for CSE admission in the General category, the JEE Advanced cutoff range was more competitive for IIT Jam
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In 2025, the IIT Palakkad CSE cutoff was relatively less competitive for admission as compared to that of IIT Tirupati and IIT Goa for students belonging to the General AI quota. The CSE cutoff ranged between 4620 and 5034 for IIT Tirupati, while for IIT Goa, it ranged from 5626 to 6242. For IIT Pal
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IIT Goa provides various programmes and specialisations to students. These courses are available in different streams. For obtaining IIT Goa admission, candidates are selected on the basis of entrance tests. For further details, candidates may visit the official website and learn more regarding the
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Aspirants who have completed a master's degree in Science/ Engineering/ Technology or equivalent with at least 60% aggregate or CPI 6/ 10 or equivalent (55% aggregate or CPI 5.5/10 for SC/ ST) with a minimum of two-years of work experience at the time of application are eligible to apply for part-ti
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IIT Goa applications usually open in second week of June every year. The applications closes by the end of June. The institute also conducts a written test followed by interview to shortlist aspirants for the PhD programme. Aspirants with a valid score in GATE, UGC-NET, CSIR-NET, etc. can also apply
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Indian Institute of Technology Goa has an experienced faculty. Indian Institute of Technology Goa faculty are degree, PhD, and Diploma holders. Indian Institute of Technology Goa also invites guest faculty to the campus for guest lectures. The faculty has received several awards from various awarding bodies. The college also arranges conference and workshops for teachers and students.