B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering
at IIT Delhi, Hauz khas

4.4 /5

(42 Reviews)

Public/Government University
Estd. 1961

4.4

Placements

4.2

Infrastructure

4.0

Faculty & Course

4.6

Campus Life

4.6

Value for Money

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B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering - Batch of 2030

4.8

The college doesn't need an introduction because it introduces itself.

Placements: Nearly 1,300 students are entering IIT Delhi. Around 80–90 students are enrolled in the Production and Industrial Engineering course. The average package is nearly 20 LPA, and the lowest is around 8–9 LPA. The highest packages are nearly 40–50 LPA, and 91% of students enrolled in this course get placements. The rest go for further studies. Job offers are often from financial companies, some research companies, or top industries in India.

Infrastructure: Wi-Fi is sometimes weak and sometimes super fast. Hostels are not as expected, but classrooms are very good. Mess food is good sometimes and sometimes average, but it is okay. A night mess is also available for your night cravings. There are 4–5 cafés around to have some meals sometimes.

Faculty: Professors are very friendly and always available for doubts. This course is very interesting and interactive. Passing the semesters and getting good grades is quite easy if classes are attended regularly. The pass percentage is quite low, but if you are just passing, you won't be able to sit for placements.

Other: This is one of the top colleges in India and is known for its curriculum widely across India. Obviously, the fests and events are great here, and day-to-day life is also interesting.

Reviewed on 9 Aug 2026Read More

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B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering - Batch of 2029

5.0

Really good infrastructure and facilities and quite good alumni connections.

Placements: Approximately 90 percent of students are placed in my branch. The highest was about 80 LPA and the minimum was 10-12 LPA, with an average of 20-22 LPA. Many people still want to place in tech companies like Google, Microsoft, and there are also core companies like Jaguar, Tata, and many more automobile companies. About 50-60 percent are managers or team heads.

Infrastructure: We have classrooms that have a digital board and all the basic things. Hostels are also quite good for that price. The mess food is also good, but we get bored due to the repetitive menu. Medical and spirit facilities are also better than any other government college.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified and knowledgeable, and many have done Ph.D. in their courses. My branch is quite relevant for the industry that it offers, and this makes students industry-ready. Semester exams are quite difficult as there is relative grading, and students are also quite talented. There are exceptionally talented teachers on my campus, but students think that they are quite smart, so they attend classes a lot. The professors are good for average students.

Other: Actually, according to my rank, I am getting this course that's why I chose it. Between it, it is lesser competitive than CS, MNC, and electrical branches. You have a lot of time for other activities. According to my knowledge, it is still a traditional way of learning. It can be modernized a bit. We have a great alumni connection, both international and national; you can also find alumni by just searching IIT Delhi alumni. The fests are also quite amazing.

Reviewed on 30 Dec 2025Read More

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B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering - Batch of 2028

4.0

Good infrastructure and facilities, and a lot more to explore.

Placements: Around 70-80 percent of the batch get placed in PIE, while roughly around 10-12 percent of the students opt for higher studies and prepare for competitive exams. The highest is around something between 50 LPA and 70 LPA, while the average is above 16 LPA, and the lowest is found to be 8 LPA. Almost every FAANG, FMCG, and other government core companies like Hindustan Oil Corporation, NBPDCL, Nestlé, Jaguar, and new startups come to recruit. Around 50 percent of the batch got the internship, and some got into top consulting firms like BCG and McKinsey. Also, some got into Microsoft, Flipkart, and Uber. Roles offered are Summer associate, AI ML engineer, SDE trainee, and Powertrain.

Infrastructure: Classes in LHC have a beautiful infrastructure well-equipped with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and silent proof. In the central library, you can find almost every book you want to read from your curriculum, as well as books that match your interests. The hostel is decent, we have a basketball court, cricket nets, a badminton court, and a TV room for cultural activities. Apart from that, I would say the mess food is average.

Faculty: Professors here are usually highly qualified, but some of them lack teaching skills. They taught in a manner that they are doing revision of their own, you are expected to grasp it in one go, as you have cleared the toughest examination to come here. I can say the curriculum is somewhat relevant, and also changes are made from time to time. Courses like computer-aided design and design of machines were taught to make students industry-ready. Semester exams are usually tough right from the beginning of your second year, as there is a relatively strict grading system. You may find it difficult.

Other: I didn't choose this course, the course chose me because of my rank. Like, there are some mathematical and software-related things we used to study for designing, and I loved it. I think that the course curriculum should be revised according to the current technology we have. We have Rendezvous asian the largest cultural fest, Tryst Technical fest of IIT Delhi, Becon organised by EDC, and a lot more. You have various scholarships here. If you come here and you are good at some sports, then I will recommend that you work hard, try for the inter IIT.

Reviewed on 3 Jan 2026Read More

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B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering
at
IIT Delhi
Overview

The IIT Delhi B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering course is a 4 years programme offered at the UG level. To gain admission to the B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering at IIT Delhi, applicants must meet the necessary eligibility criteria. The programme has a seat intake of 83 students. The IIT Delhi B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering tuition fee is INR 8,00,000. Additionally, the IIT Delhi fee structure for the B.E. / B.Tech encompasses various components, including tuition fees, lab fees, library fees, and more. For further information, prospective candidates can refer to the following table:

Total Tuition Fees	₹8.00 Lakh Get Fees details
Duration	4 years Get Curriculum
Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
Official Website	Go to Website
Seat breakup	83 View full breakup
Type of University	Public/Government

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B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering
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IIT Delhi
Fees

IIT Delhi B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering course fee is INR 8,00,000. IIT Delhi fee structure is a sum of multiple components, such as tuition fee, hostel fee, medical insurance, mess and other security deposits, etc. Check detailed break-up below:

Fee components	Amount (4 years)
Tuition Fees Tuition fee is calculated on the basis of 1st semester. Actual amount may vary.	₹ 8.00 Lakh
Hostel Fees Mess fee is included in above Hostel Fee	₹ 2.88 Lakh
One-time Payment The mentioned fee includes Security Deposit and Registration/Admission/Lab/Library Deposit Fee, etc	₹ 29,650
Other Fees	₹ 39,000
Total fee	₹ 11.57 Lakh

These are based on information available on various sources. Latest values may differ.

B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering
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B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering
at
IIT Delhi
Rankings

NIRF has ranked IIT Delhi's B.E. / B.Tech programmes, including the B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering course, at #2 for the 2024 academic year. However, candidates must note that this ranking is applicable to the entire B.E. / B.Tech and not just the B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering course individually. Check out the details of all the rankings received by IIT Delhi B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering below:

B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering
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IIT Delhi
Curriculum

Students looking for the latest IIT Delhi B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering curriculum can download from the below link. The attached curriculum PDF has the semester-wise details on course structure, detailed course content, and electives. Students interested in getting admission to this programme can check the course curriculum below:

B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering
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IIT Delhi
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Placements4.4

Infrastructure4.2

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Campus Life4.6

Value for Money4.6

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B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering - Batch of 2028

4.2

4.0Placements4.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money

I am decently satisfied with the campus life.

Placements: 80% of students in Production and Industrial Engineering are placed during the 2024 placement season. The average package during placements is around 20 to 25 LPA. Students are placed in both core and non-core job roles, such as consultancy, finance, product management, etc.

Infrastructure: Facilities and infrastructure available on the campus are quite good. We have Wi-Fi all over the buildings. Almost every classroom and lab has A.C. The facilities provided to us in the hostels are also good. The mess food is decent, and we also have pretty good sports equipment.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. They teach us pretty well. The course curriculum also seems relevant to the industry. Semester exams are quite hectic, considering we have quizzes/exams every month during the semester. But, these exams are quite manageable.

Reviewed on 23 Aug 2025Read More

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B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering - Batch of 2028

4.2

4.0Placements4.0Infrastructure3.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money

Inside the IIT Delhi dream.

Placements: Mostly, all the students who sit for placements get a job. The highest salary is around 30 LPA, while the average is 20 LPA. Hindustan Unilever is one of the top recruiters. Getting an internship is hard compared to placements. Many students from my branch go for consultancy.

Infrastructure: Yes, I have opted for a hostel, but due to the lack of hostel rooms, we do face a lot of issues. My hostel room is designed for a single person, but two people are accommodated in it. We have a single cupboard and a single table, which creates a lot of issues.

Faculty: The professors are good in their research, but their teaching is quite inefficient, and the teaching assistants don't know what they are meant to teach. The course is designed every ten years to ensure its relevancy, but it still lacks. The semester exams are quite difficult, and students remain under stress.

Reviewed on 12 Dec 2024Read More

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B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering - Batch of 2025

4.0

4.0Placements3.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money

College is great but the branch can be improved.

Placements: The majority of the students were placed mostly in non-core fields including consulting, IT, and finance. The highest package was from OLA at 45 LPA. The average was around 14 LPA-15 LPA. Top recruiting companies were OLA, American Express, Trident Group, Accenture, etc.

Infrastructure: The lab facilities and classrooms were world-class with the availability of all equipment. Hostel infrastructure was bad especially in the older hostels which had crumbling buildings and average food in the mess. The sports facilities were top-notch and the medical facilities were average.

Faculty: The teachers were well qualified and highly knowledgeable but some were not good teachers. The course curriculum was mostly relevant but did not have a defined major, as we studied some components of mechanical engineering and some components of supply chain. Exams were tough and grading was very strict.

Reviewed on 6 Feb 2026Read More

Aarti

B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering - Batch of 2025

3.8

4.0Placements4.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money

Really good infrastructure, facilities, and campus environment.

Placements: IIT Delhi's placements have been excellent and quite better compared to last year, with around 40% of students placed till now. The highest package exceeded 1 crore per annum, while the average package was 20 LPA. Top companies like Google, Microsoft, and Goldman Sachs recruited roles in various profiles. Many students secured internships with reputed firms, leading to pre-placement offers.

Infrastructure: IIT Delhi has a very good infrastructure and has decent Wi-Fi, modern labs, air-conditioned classrooms, and a library with a vast collection of books. Hostel facilities are very good, and the floors are equipped with Wi-Fi, study rooms, common rooms, visitor rooms, music rooms, and dance rooms for recreational activities. Food quality is good, though opinions vary.

Faculty: Teachers are very knowledgeable and helpful here. Although there will always be teachers whose teaching style we don't like. Overall, all the professors are very helping. Semester exams are not very tough and can be passed by studying just one day before the exam.

Reviewed on 11 Dec 2024Read More

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B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering - Batch of 2028

4.8

5.0Placements4.0Infrastructure5.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money

Society’s Respect, Great Placement, Qualified and Helpful Faculty Members, a Huge Campus.

Placements: In my course of Industrial and Production Engineering, we have a very high placement ratio compared to any other branch at IIT Delhi. Last year, 61 students stood for placements, and 59 got placed. This ratio is even higher than that of Computer Science students. Our average package varies every year, but currently, as of now, I am writing this on December 3, 2024. A total of 3 placement days have passed, and as per my knowledge from my seniors and colleges, the average package of my branch this year is a little over 20 Lakh, and this is actually a good figure to start your career with. People from my branch generally tend to go for a consultancy job, as the name suggests, Production and Industrial Engineering; many also rise to leading positions in top companies.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure across the whole campus is very good. You get excellent sports and health facilities. We have an open-air theater with a capacity of around 3,000 people. We also have labs equipped with every single technology you might need to get your job done, whether it’s a project or a research paper; you can do anything you want. The only thing that takes me off is the hostels, as some of them were built in the 1970s. They are very well-managed and in good condition, but as a top institute of the country, it actually needs to have much better facilities. The good thing is that work is ongoing in that direction.

Faculty: Faculty members here are world-class professors who have dozens of research papers published in their name, with many more in the process of being published. They also have strong industry connections, which make them very special. Despite their heavy workloads, they are always there for you to help with every problem. What you need to do is just write an email to them. They are very active in responding to you by email, and when in need, they give you special assistance, whether it is for a research internship or just a small doubt. You are welcome to talk to them. The hardest part of IIT life is the exams, as we get very little break between exams. Sometimes, we even have two major exams on the same day. Remember, these are end-semester exams and cover the whole syllabus of the course. Still, these are the times that prepare you to face the toughest engineers in the country. You face pressure and may feel motivated, but you face everything and rise. You become the best of the best.

Other: I chose this course because my rank allowed this as the best option for me. So yes, at IITs, you have very little choice over what you get, as your rank or the JEE Advanced score plays a deciding factor for your branch and college. You may still have control to choose between similar options, but these are limited. Another factor that pulled me toward Production and Industrial Engineering is that it's very close to industrial requirements. In short, it makes you industry-ready, whether it is for a role as a consultant, a position of general manager, or any other leading position in any organization.

Reviewed on 3 Dec 2024Read More

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Particulars	Statistics (2024)
Median Salary	INR 19.08 Lakh
% Batch placed	83.5

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B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering
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IIT Delhi
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Candidates should be among the top 2,50,000 successful candidates (including all categories) in B.E./B.Tech. paper of JEE (Main) 2026. Candidates should have been born on or after October 1, 2001. Five years age relaxation is given to SC, ST, and PwD candidates, i.e. these candidates should have been born on or after October 1, 1996. Candidates who have been admitted to a preparatory course in any of the IITs for the first time in 2025 can appear in JEE (Advanced) 2026.