IIIT Delhi - Admission 2024, Fees, Courses, Placement, Ranking

Admissions to IIIT Delhi 2023 are now underway. IIIT Delhi JAC cutoff 2023 and Round 1 are now available. The EWGND cutoff for IIIT Delhi BTech 2023 is 22139-43377. Furthermore, the JAC round 2 seat allotment will be made public on July 7. In addition, IIIT Delhi MTech admissions 2023 are currently is ongoing. On June 28, the officials completed the spot round counselling for IIIT Delhi MTech admissions 2023.

Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi World University Ranking 2023 falls between the range of 601-800. The university achieved an overall score of 34.0-39.2. According to the Times Higher Education World University Ranking 2023, IIIT Delhi received 21.5 points for teaching, 17.5 points for research, 69.6 points for industry income, 78.9 points for citations, and 33.8 points for international outlook.

On June 5, 2023, the NIRF Ranking List 2023 was published on a website. Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi nirf ranking 2023 is 170 overall and 75 in engineering. The IIIT Delhi nirf ranking engineering score is 46.57. Candidates can also look into Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi NIRF ranking 2023 for a couple of the categories, as it has been ranked quite well in all categories and is in the top 150.  

IIIT Delhi, short for Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology is a private institution established in the year 2008. The college offering undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes in different Engineering specialisations is accredited to NAAC (National Assessment and Accreditation Council) and approved by UGC (University Grants Commission) and AICTE (All India Council for Technical Education).

INOI Preparatory Workshop, in Collaboration with IARCS

IIIT-Delhi is organizing a workshop for school students in Delhi who aspire to succeed in the Indian National Olympiad in Informatics (INOI). The workshop will be conducted under the supervision of faculty from IIIT-Delhi and IIT Delhi and will be assisted by students from these institutes. IARCS, which organizes INOI, is providing guidance for this workshop.

The workshop will help students prepare for Zonal Computing Olympiad (ZCO, likely to be held in November 2nd half), from which students are selected to participate in the Indian National Olympiad in Informatics (likely to be held in January 2nd half).

The focus of the workshop will be on basic techniques for solving problems through programs to help the students improve their problem-solving abilities. It is not a workshop to teach programming - students are expected to know programming from before.

It will be conducted over 4 weeks, with a 4 hours session each Saturday (from 9:30 am to 1:30 pm) at IIIT-Delhi, starting from Sat, Oct 11 (or Sun, Oct 12, if there is a clash with another event). Each week, the students will be given some material to read, some lectures to watch on the internet, and some problems to solve. During the Saturday session at IIIT-Delhi, the faculty and student mentors will first go over the material for the week and clarify doubts and difficulties. Workshop participants will then write programs on a competitive programming platform to try their solutions.

All students studying in Delhi NCR schools who know programming and plan to participate in ZCO are eligible. Students can apply only through their school. The workshop will be free for students, though each student will have to deposit Rs 1000, which will be returned if the student completes the workshop.

Collaboration with Australia's QUT

IIIT Delhi and Australia’s prestigious Queensland University of Technology (QUT) have joined hands for a collaborative PhD programme in a bid to promote cooperative educational exchanges.

Under the collaborative PhD programme, the two institutions will jointly develop a system of academic exchanges that will allow a doctoral student to perform coordinated research studies at both institutions with a minimum duration of one and a half years of full-time studies spent at each institution. 

A PhD student will be jointly guided by supervisors from both institutions with the aim of obtaining a PhD by satisfying the requirements and quality standards for the degree of each institution. A single dissertation based on the result of the research undertaken will be submitted for examination. Successful candidates will be eligible for a joint PhD award that names both institutions.

The joint PhD student will be supported financially by a scholarship, stipend, or grant from the institutions, or from a third party. The stipend will be commensurate with the standards followed in each institution. Travel costs incurred by the student will also be covered.