B.Tech. & Integrated M.Tech.

[5-April-2024] Admisions Announcement for B.Tech. and Integrated M.Tech. programmes.

• B.Tech. (CSE)
• B.Tech. (ECE)
• B.Tech. (DSAI)
• Integrated M.Tech. (CSE)
• Integrated M.Tech. (ECE)
   

Seat Matrix

Other Useful Links:

• IIITB admission brochure.
• ​IIITB information flyer
• Integrated MTech Handbook
• Integrated M.Tech 2023 Admissions Summary

Please write to IIIT-B Registrar or admissions-imtech@iiitb.ac.in, if you have any queries.

 

Qualification Requirements:

The minimum qualification required for admission to the B.Tech. and the Integrated M.Tech. programmes at IIIT-B is a first-class in 10 + 2 (or equivalent) with Mathematics as one of the subjects. Students expecting to complete the minimum requirement by July 2024 may also apply.

The current year admissions to the B.Tech. and the I.M.Tech. programmes are solely based on the NTA Rank in the JEE Main 2024 exam, which is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) (this criterion is subject to the minimum qualification requirements mentioned previously). 

Indicating preferences for the programmes at the time of application: 

IIIT-B offers admission to the following 5 programmes: 
 

1. B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering (B.Tech. CSE) 
2. B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering (B.Tech. ECE)
3. B.Tech. in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (B.Tech. DSAI) 
4. I.M.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering (I.M.Tech. CSE) 
5. I.M.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering (I.M.Tech. ECE)

1. Admissions to the above programmes through a common application process. Inpidual applications to the respective programmes are NOT needed. 
2. Applicants must indicate their order of preferences for the above 5 programmes. This must be indicated at the time of application submission itself and this choice is binding for the subsequent rounds of admission (See the Important Dates section for details regarding the Special Admission Round).
3. Applicants must mandatorily indicate as their first preference one of the 5 programmes mentioned above though it is not mandatory to indicate the second preference until the fifth preference.
4. Subject to the availability of vacant seats, the seat allocation will consider the “first preference” first, and in case seats are unavailable for this preferred programme, then it will consider the “second preference”, so on, until the “fifth preference”. In case seats are not available for all the indicated preferences, then no offer of admission will be made to the candidate in that particular rounds of admission.
5. It is to be noted that an offer letter is only valid in the round of admission in which it is issued.
6. For the second until fifth preference, a “Not Interested” option will also be available in the application form. This means that the applicant is not indicating any programme to be considered for this preference, and hence, will not be considered for admission for this preference. Applicants must take at most care while choosing the “Not Interested” option. 
7. Once an offer of admission to a programme is received by the candidate, he/she needs to accept the admission offer within the date specified in the offer letter. The candidate continues to be eligible for the programmes of his/her higher preference. 
8. If the candidate chooses not to accept the offer letter for a particular programme, then he/she will NOT be considered for admission to that programme and also for the programmes indicated in the lower preferences in the subsequent rounds of admission. A candidate may choose not to accept an admission offer only if he/she wants to be considered for programmes with a HIGHER PREFERENCE.

Examples: the following are some sample scenarios that may arise.

A) Sachin indicates the following preferences at the time of application:

1st preference 2nd preference 3rd preference 4th preference 5th preference

Prog A Prog B Prog C Prog D Prog E

Suppose Sachin was not offered any seat in Round 1 as no seat in any programme was available then. Subsequently, suppose he was offered Prog C seat in Round 2. 

1. If Sachin accepts this Prog C offer, then this seat is confirmed. Note that he will not be considered for admission to the Prog D and Prog E programmes in subsequent rounds. However, he will be considered for admission to the Prog A and Prog B programmes in later rounds, subject to the availability of vacant seats.

2. In case Sachin does not accept the Prog C offer, then he will not be eligible for the Prog C, Prog D and Prog E programmes in subsequent rounds. However, he will be considered for admission to the Prog A and Prog B programmes in later rounds, subject to the availability of vacant seats.

B) Virat indicates the following preferences at the time of application:

1st preference 2nd preference 3rd preference 4th preference 5th preference

Prog A Not Interested Not Interested Not Interested Not Interested

In this scenario, Virat will be considered for only Prog A in all the rounds of admission.

Closing ranks for the previous year of admissions: 

2023

Online applications open on 22 April, 2024.

All applicants need to pay a non-refundable application fee of INR 1000/-.

The tuition fee per semester for the students who are joining the B.Tech. programme in the academic year 2024-25 will be as follows:

As per the above break up, the total tuition fee for the entire duration of 4 years is Rs. 20,24,000/-. Note that the fees are subject to revision from time to time.

The tuition fee per semester for the students who are joining the I.M.Tech. programme in the academic year 2024-25 will be as follows:

As per the above break up, the total tuition fee for the entire duration of 5 years is Rs. 26,32,000/-. Note that the fees are subject to revision from time to time. 

Please note that both the B.Tech. and the I.M.Tech. programmes are residential requiring compulsory stay in the hostel.

Students need to pay hostel and campus facility fee of Rs. 39,000 per semester and 28,800 per semester for catering and food services (again subject to revision from time to time). 

Medical Insurance charges are Rs. 2,000 per annum. These are indicative at the prevailing rates and is subject to change.

At the time of admission each student needs to pay one-time Library Deposit of Rs. 4,000/- and one-time Caution Deposit for Hostel of Rs. 15,000/- which are refundable at the time of graduation.

Other costs for books and supplies, travel, purchase of a laptop, etc., need to be factored by students depending on their individual circumstances.

Admission Rounds

The dates for the announcements of the offer lists will be made available in the month of June.

Special Admission Round: depending upon the availability of vacant seats, there may be a special admission round held in-person on IIIT-B campus.   

Eligibility for special round: all those who have applied and are within the specified cut-off (irrespective of the status of acceptance of previous offers, if any). Also, the preferences for the choice of programmes indicated at the time of application is NOT binding for this round.

Withdrawal from admission: if any applicant withdraws from the admission process at any stage, then that applicant will not be eligible for any further rounds of admission including the special admission round.

Note: The admission committee reserves all rights to alter the schedule depending upon the prevailing circumstances.

CGI Scholarship: IIIT Bangalore announces "CGI Scholarship" for top 20 girl students (as per their JEE Mains score) who join IIIT-B's I.M.Tech. 2024 programme. Each of the 20 girl students will receive 100% tuition waiver for the 1st semester.

Utkarsha Scholarship 2024: 100% Tuition Fee Waiver from IIIT-B for Top Rankers in JEE Mains!

IIIT-B has received sponsorship for 100% Tuition Fee waiver for FIVE top performing JEE rank holders who join IIIT-B's flagship 5-Year B.Tech. or I.M.Tech. programme.  Those who have obtained JEE Mains NTA CRL Rank of 999 or better are eligible for this unique Tuition Waiver scheme. Click here  for more details. 

Dean’s List Scholarship: students are selected for Merit-based Scholarships on the basis of the Dean’s List promulgated by the office of Deans every year. In case of B.Tech. and I.M.Tech. students, the students have to score 3.6 CGPA or more to get enlisted in the Dean’s List. Depending upon the availability of funds for scholarship each year, a certain percentage of students from the Dean’s List for Integrated M Tech students are awarded a scholarship of Rs 50,000/- per year.

AICTE Scholarship: I.M.Tech. Students who have qualified in the GATE exam (and have a valid GATE score card) by the time they start the final year of their I.M.Tech. programme would be eligible for AICTE scholarships as per AICTE norms in the final year of their I.M.Tech. programme.