Yes, you can apply for M.Tech. (CB) with M.Tech. (CSE) or M.Tech. (ECE). However you can’t apply for both M.Tech. (CSE) & (ECE). If you are applying for two programmes, you will be allowed to attend the selection process for both the programmes, if shortlisted for both. However, the final admission and award of the degree will be only to one programme.

A Student will be admitted in CSE branch. The candidates are free to choose their specialisation during their studies. Guidelines for each specialization are defined separately. If a student completes the requirement of a particular specialization along with the requirement of M.Tech.( CSE) core/bucket, then they will be eligible to graduate with that specialization. Final degree will be awarded after due verification of completion of all requirements.

For M.Tech. (CSE) : No. A candidate will be eligible to apply for only one category i.e. GATE or Non-GATE. If during the process of admission any duplicacy is detected, he/she will be considered in the category of GATE qualified applicant only, or may be even disqualified. Hence candidates are advised to apply only under one of the category i.e. GATE and Non-GATE.

For M.Tech. (CB) : Only students with GATE can apply

The same is available under the Important note section of eligibility criteria.

Yes

In this case, the amount will be refunded back in the next 3-5 days by your bank.

You can upload the undertaking for submitting the certificate later. The format of undertaking is available under the Important note section of eligibility criteria.

The weightage shall be decided each year by the committee during shortlisting.

It is not mandatory for CSE/ECE for Non-GATE seats, however, mandatory for CB

There will be 5% relaxation in percentage for SC, ST, OBC, PwD, CW candidate in all degrees. For minimum percentage requirement for all degree please refer the table below:

Candidate Category - General: No, Refer Table 1 for minimum percentage and/or CGPA requirement.

No, only the relaxation in Percentage will be provided as per Table 1.

A candidate needs to look for conversion rule of his/her own university/institute, if it is available, then they need to convert it as per the prevailing rule in their respective university/institute. During application, these candidates will be asked to upload a conversion certificate stating the guideline clearly on the official letterhead of the university/institute signed by an authorized signatory. Read the answer under next question (Point 10 below), if the university/institute doesn’t have any conversion formulae/guidelines.

For such cases, the candidates simply need to multiply the CGPA with 10 to calculate the percentage. While submitting the application, the candidates need to upload an undertaking in place of conversion certificate.

In case it is found at any point of time that the candidate has given a false undertaking, his/her admission/studentship shall be liable for cancellation.

Yes, they are eligible with the same eligibility criteria. They are required to give their last aggregate percentage of marks.

No, there is no need to send the print out of the application or any documents to IIIT-Delhi.

Interview will be conducted online

There will be no postal communication. All the announcements and notifications will be given on the website. The shortlisted candidate may be notified through email/SMS. The candidates are advised to visit the website and check their email regularly.