IIT Delhi - Indian Institute of Technology Answered Questions

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.

Mechanical Engineering graduates from IIT Delhi can work in various fields such as:
- Design
- Research and Development
- Manufacturing
- Consulting
- Energy and Environment
- Aerospace
- Automotive
- Robotics and Mechatronics
- Thermal Engineering
- Production and Industrial Engineering
Median package for the year 2023 was 20LPA.

The candidate can pursue any stream to be eligible for admission to the Masters in Public Policy (MPP) at IIT Delhi, as long as they have at least 55% marks for General/OBC/EWS category or 50% marks for SC/ST and PwD category in their qualifying degree.

The average package for an M.Tech. in Mechanical Design at IIT Delhi is around 10-15 Lacs per annum. However, the exact figure may vary based on factors such as the company, role, and individual performance. According to the placement reports, around 75% of students get placed in core companies with an average package, while non-technical companies may offer higher packages.

MPP graduates from IIT Delhi can work in various areas, including those listed in the School of Public Policy's recruitment brochure. The inaugural batch of MPP graduates received 21 offers from 27 organizations across diverse sectors, with 18 students getting placed. Two students chose to pursue academic research, with one enrolled in a PhD program.

Yes, there are exceptions or exemptions for the 60% eligibility requirement for admission to M.S. (R) in Computer Science & Engineering at IIT Delhi. According to the institute's rules, c&idates with a GATE score or those who are working professionals in the NCR area with at least one year of experience can be considered for admission even if they do not meet the 60% eligibility requirement. Additionally, the institute may consider c&idates with research experience or publications. However, the final decision on admission is made by the institute's admission committee after evaluating the c&idate's application & performance in the interview.