IIT Delhi - Indian Institute of Technology Answered Questions

Yes, there are hidden charges that you need to pay over & above the course fee for Integrated BTech + M.Tech. in Mathematics & Computing at IIT Delhi. These charges include hostel charges, which are ₹13,000 per semester. Additionally, the total fees for General/OBC students are ₹8,50,000, while for SC/ST/PH c&idates, the total fees are ₹2,00,000.

The eligibility criteria to seek direct admission for the Masters in Public Policy (MPP) course at IIT Delhi includes:
- At least 55% marks for General/OBC/EWS category candidates and at least 50% aggregate marks for SC/ST and PwD category candidates in the qualifying degree.
- Admission is done through two tracks: Track 1 for applicants with valid GATE exam scores and Track 2 for those without GATE exam scores.
- For Track 1, applicants must have a valid GATE score and will be shortlisted for personal interviews based on a cut-off defined by the Institute.
- A final merit list is generated based on the GATE score and interview.

M.Tech. in Cyber Security graduates from IIT Delhi can work as Security Analyst, Penetration Tester, or Cybersecurity Consultant. The average salary for M.Tech. in Cyber Security at IIT Delhi is 25 LPA. They can get placed in companies that visit the campus, and the most important aspect for placements is having the required skills.

The admission criteria for Masters in Public Policy (MPP) at IIT Delhi is based on the GATE score and interview. Applicants who do not have a valid GATE score will appear for a written test, and only those at or above the cut off for the written test marks will move to the final interview stage. A final merit list will be generated based on the marks obtained in the written test and interview.

Masters in Public Policy (MPP) at IIT Delhi is chosen for its:
1. Two-year full-time programme focused on training students to catalyze a robust and socially relevant STI policy ecosystem.
2. Equipping students to be competent policy professionals.
3. Opportunities to engage with civil society and industry.
4. Dissertation aligned with the research verticals of the school.
5. Diverse placements in organizations and sectors.
6. Interactions with prominent organizations during the program.
7. Academic rigour and curriculum.
8. Research opportunities.

To get admission to Masters in Public Policy (MPP) at IIT Delhi, the admission process will take place once a year prior to the summer break. The institute offers merit-cum-means scholarships for eligible candidates who are admitted to the program. Details of the admission process will be updated on the IIT Delhi website. Candidates can check the website for the MPP in STI and Development Information Brochure and the IIT Delhi minimum qualification criteria.