Ph.D. in Information Technology
at IIT Delhi, Hauz khas

3.6 /5

(3 Reviews)

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Ph.D. in Information Technology
at
IIT Delhi
Overview

Ph.D. in Information Technology is offered by IIT Delhi at the Doctorate level. The programme is of 3 years duration. Candidates seeking admission to IIT Delhi Ph.D. in Information Technology must meet the prescribed eligibility requirements. The aspirants can check other specialisations offered under the IIT Delhi Ph.D. as well. More highlights related to the course are mentioned below:

Duration	3 years
Course Level	Doctorate Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
Official Website	Go to Website
Type of University	Public/Government

Ph.D. in Information Technology

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Ph.D. in Information Technology
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IIT Delhi
Fees

The total fee of IIT Delhi - Indian Institute of Technology Ph.D. in Information Technology is a combination of various components. The IIT Delhi - Indian Institute of Technology Ph.D. in Information Technology fee is the combination of tuition fees along-with other fees such as one-time admission fees, exam fees, registration fees, etc. It is to note that the tuition fee is calculated basis the first semester, hence the actual amount may vary as other fee components are added as well.

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Ph.D. in Information Technology
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IIT Delhi
Highlights

All students receive an Institute fellowship (Rs 25,000 per month for the first 2 years and Rs 28,000 per month thereafter) or industry-sponsored fellowship

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3.6/5

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Placements3.7

Infrastructure3

Faculty & Course4

Campus Life3.3

Value for Money4

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Ph.D. in Information Technology - Batch of 2021

4Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

Best IIT of India.

Placements: I am currently in my first year, so I haven't experienced any placement or internship activities other than volunteering at OCS (Office of Career Services). I have just seen my seniors getting placements and internships, and I have inquired with them about it. As far as I know, most students who sit for placements get placed, with around 90% placement. In textile technology, most people do not go for core jobs but rather prefer tech jobs or consulting jobs, as core jobs are not much.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure of the LHC (lecture hall complex), library, and Dogra Hall is quite appreciable. Classrooms in LHC are very good, fully air-conditioned, and have high-speed Wi-Fi. However, the hostel facilities are quite different from the facilities in the institute. The hostel has triple-sharing rooms, which are quite congested. Buildings are very old, so maintenance is going on regularly. The mess is just awful. The food is barely bearable, and you can't trust it. I have to ask my parents for money to have good food that is eatable.

Faculty: I am not questioning teachers. They are quite knowledgeable of course and very much better than me, but students don't understand what is being taught in class. They only go to classes due to 75% attendance. I feel that teachers in my coaching for JEE were not as qualified as professors here, but they knew how to teach, so students have an interest maintained. The curriculum has gone obsolete, it has no real-life applications, and one has to do an online course or learn from YouTube to get a job. The difficulty of exams matters to the professor.

Other: At my rank in JEE Advanced, I was getting either textile at IIT Delhi or environment at IIT Bombay. Because my hometown is Delhi, I chose IIT Delhi. Also, it is top-ranked among all IITs. I wish the course were designed to have some real-life applications. Now, it is just a thing to do, and you have nothing to learn from it. Fests are humongous, crazy, happening, and quite interesting. The extracurricular activities are many in number. One can do whatever he or she likes to dance, Spic Macay, and so whatnot.

Reviewed on 24 May 2025Read More

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Ph.D. in Information Technology - Batch of 2021

4Placements3Infrastructure5Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

I am satisfied with the placement and teaching staff.

Placements: Around 50% to 60% of students get placement every year in good companies and firms. Top firms in India or new big startups came there for recruitment. The highest package was 41 LPA, the average was 5 LPA to 6 LPA, and the lowest was 3 LPA. Students could also work on faculty projects as internships.

Infrastructure: They provided all facilities and good infrastructure for students, supporting their fees and studies. Wi-Fi was available, but sometimes the speed was lower. Classrooms had air conditioning, the library had all the books, the canteen offered a variety of food, and the hostel had a clean and well-managed environment. They also promoted sports.

Faculty: Teachers of this college were brilliant and educated. They had their own unique style of teaching and were known for their skills and guidance. Students learned from them easily. The course curriculum was relevant because teachers were helpful, and the course was based more on practical discussions. The semester exam was tough to pass there.

Reviewed on 25 Feb 2025Read More

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Ph.D. in Information Technology - Batch of 2024

2.8

3Placements2Infrastructure3Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

Great research environment with helpful faculty members and good campus life.

Placements: Around 50% of students got placed. The highest package was 22 LPA, the lowest was 6 LPA, and average salary was 12 LPA. Recruiting companies were Microsoft, DRDO, and Tata. 40% of students got internships in research labs and startups. Roles offered were research analyst, data scientist, and R&D engineer.

Infrastructure: Department had good labs, AC classroom, fast Wi-Fi, and big library with research books. Hostel was okay, and rooms were clean. Mess food was normal, not too good not too bad. Canteen had more options. Medical help was always available. Sports ground, gym, and games were also there.

Faculty: Teachers were helpful and knowledgeable. Most had a big degree. Teaching quality was good. Course was useful and helped with research and job. Syllabus was mixture of subjects and projects. Exams were tough, but if studied then okay. Pass percentage was around 90%. Some subjects were hard.

Other: It provided Ph.D. interdisciplinary research at IIT Delhi. I chose this course because I wanted to work on real problems with mixture of subjects. Best thing was research freedom and guided support. It needed more industry connections and funding. Campus was big, green, and crowd was smart. Fests like Rendezvous and Tryst were very fun. Metro and bus facilities were nearby. Scholarships were provided every month. Many clubs were available for tech, culture, and sports. Campus life was busy but good.

Reviewed on 25 Jul 2025Read More

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Q: Is there any entrance exam for PhD at IIT Delhi?

Yes, IIT Delhi accepts GATE/CEED/UGC/CSIR/DBT/ICMR entrance exam scores for admission to different specialisations offered under the IIT Delhi PhD programme. Candidates shortlisted based on the exam score can be called for an interview round by some of the departments. The accepted exam can vary depending upon the chosen PhD specialisation.

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Students also asked

Q: Is it expensive to study a PhD course in IIT Delhi?

The total course fee is a cumulative of multiple components such as tuition fee, medical fees, transport fees, etc. IIT Delhi PhD tuition fee for full-time course is INR 7,500 per semester. In addition, PhD (part-time/sponsored) programmes is INR 17,500. The hostel fee for PhD candidates is INR 13,250. Some other fee such as students distress fund scheme (each semester) of INR 400 and insurance scheme (yearly) fee of INR 500 may also be added in the fee. Further, the fee mentioned here is taken from IIT Delhi 2023 prospectus.

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Q: What are the documents required for IIT Delhi PhD application?

Along with the application form, certain documents have to be submitted. The aspirants are required to submit scanned copies of below-mentioned documents while filling IIT Delhi application form in online mode:

the latest passport-size photograph
First and last pages of Aadhar Card/ Voter ID Card/ Passport
PAN Card
Admission offer letter
Entrance exam scorecard
Qualifying degree certificate
Qualifying exam mark sheet
Category certificate (only in case of candidates belonging to SC/ ST/ OBC/ EWS/ PwD category)
No objection certificate (only in case of part-time applicants)
Sponsorship certificate/ Relieving letter (in case of full-time sponsored/ full-time working candidates)
Medical certificate (in case of full-time candidates)

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Q: What is the success rate of campus placements at IIT Delhi?

The success rate of campus placements at IIT Delhi over the past three years is presented below:

Particulars	Placement Statistics (2023)	Placement Statistics (2024)	Placement Statistics (2025)
Total offers	1300	1050	1200
Students placed	1150	1000	1150
International offers	30	50	50+
Companies visited	500	370	NA
Average package	INR 21.9 LPA	NA	NA
Median package	INR 19.5 LPA	NA	NA
Placement rate	84.94%	NA	NA

Note: The data presented is of Phase 1 placements.

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Q: How to apply for IIT Delhi after GATE?

Candidates who meet the course-specific eligibility criteria and have a valid GATE score can apply. Aspirants can complete the application form through the IIT Delhi official website. This is for M.Tech full-time programmes. For part-time/sponsored full-time courses, eligible candidates can register directly at the official website. Admission to part-time M.Tech is based on a written exam and interview round conducted by the institute.

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Q: How to check GATE COAP Round-Wise Seat Allotment result?

1: Go to the official website
2: Click on 'Register' tab.
3: Add COAP registration ID, password and Captcha and Sign in.
4. Check the result .

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