IIT Delhi Admissions Guide 2026–27

Which Program Level Fits You?

Indian Institute of Technology Delhi offers programmes across undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Availability varies by school and faculty.

Program Level	Overview
Bachelor's (Undergraduate)	Undergraduate degrees across disciplines aligned with IIT Delhi's academic strengths, including pathways related to Engineering, Computer Science, Management, and research.
Master's (Postgraduate Taught)	Taught master's programmes for students seeking specialised academic or professional advancement.
MBA / Professional Master's	Selected professional programmes (where offered) for career switchers and experienced applicants.
PhD (Research)	Research degrees supervised by faculty in active research groups, centres, and labs.

Admission Requirements

Admission requirements vary by programme and level of study. Applicants typically need strong academics, proof of language proficiency, and programme-specific documents.

Requirement	Typical Requirement
Academic Qualifications	Competitive academic record for the target programme level
Standardised Tests	SAT/ACT, GRE/GMAT, or local entrance exams where required by programme
English / Language Proficiency	English proficiency as required by the programme; many programmes are English-medium
Supporting Documents	Transcripts, statement of purpose / essays, recommendations, CV, and portfolio where applicable
Deadlines	Intake deadlines vary by programme - confirm the 2026–27 cycle on the official IIT Delhi admissions pages

Cost of Attendance

Tuition fees at Indian Institute of Technology Delhi vary by programme, level, and student fee status. Budget also for housing, food, health insurance, books, transport, and personal expenses in New Delhi. Always verify the latest fee schedule for 2026–27 on the official university website.

Scholarships & Financial Aid

Indian Institute of Technology Delhi and external funders may offer scholarships, fellowships, or need-based aid for eligible international students. Popular categories include:

University merit scholarships and faculty awards
Need-based financial aid (where available to international students)
Research / teaching assistantships for eligible graduate students
Government and external scholarships for study abroad
Programme-specific fellowships and diversity awards

Scholarship competitiveness and eligibility vary by nationality, programme, and academic profile. Confirm deadlines early in the application cycle.

Campus Life & Student Experience

Students at Indian Institute of Technology Delhi typically benefit from academic societies, career services, and an international peer community in New Delhi. Highlights often include:

Student clubs, societies, and cultural associations
Libraries, labs, and learning spaces
Career services, internships, and employer events
International student support and orientation
Sports, wellness, and recreation facilities

Campus culture and housing options vary by school and neighbourhood within New Delhi, India.

Research & Global Reputation

Indian Institute of Technology Delhi is recognised internationally for academic quality and research. Areas of note include:

Strong academic reputation in Engineering, Computer Science, Management, and research
Research centres, labs, and faculty-led projects
International collaborations and exchange opportunities
Alumni networks across industry, academia, and public service
Career outcomes supported by university employability services

Rankings and reputation indicators change yearly - use them as one input alongside fit, cost, and outcomes.

Visa & Post-Study Work

International students admitted to Indian Institute of Technology Delhi generally require an Indian Student Visa. Work rights during and after study are limited compared with many Western destinations and depend on current Indian immigration and institutional rules.

Category	Information
Student Visa	International students generally require a Indian Student Visa to study at Indian Institute of Technology Delhi.
Post-Study Work	Post-study work options for international graduates in India are limited and depend on current immigration policy and employment authorisation rules.

How to Apply

Every study level follows a similar application process, although deadlines, admission criteria, and required documents vary by programme.

Undergraduate - choose your programme — Shortlist programmes at Indian Institute of Technology Delhi that match your academic background and career goals.
Undergraduate - submit your application — Apply through the institute/university admissions process (JEE Advanced, CUET, or institute portals as applicable).
Undergraduate - upload documents — Submit transcripts, language scores, essays, and any programme-specific materials before the deadline.
Postgraduate - apply online — Apply through the relevant institute postgraduate / research admissions process.
Postgraduate - meet requirements and accept — Complete interviews or additional assessments if required, then accept your offer.
Start your visa process — Begin your Indian Student Visa application after receiving admission documents.

FAQs About Studying Here

Is Indian Institute of Technology Delhi good for international students?

Yes. Indian Institute of Technology Delhi attracts students from many countries and offers internationally recognised degrees, with particular academic strength in Engineering, Computer Science, Management, and research.

Does Indian Institute of Technology Delhi offer scholarships for international students?

Many programmes offer scholarships, fellowships, or assistantships for eligible international students. Availability and competitiveness vary - check the official IIT Delhi funding pages for the 2026–27 cycle.

What English language tests does Indian Institute of Technology Delhi accept?

Indian Institute of Technology Delhi commonly considers English proficiency as required by the programme; many programmes are English-medium. Exact minimum scores are programme-specific.

How do I apply to Indian Institute of Technology Delhi?

Undergraduate applicants typically apply through the institute/university admissions process (jee advanced, cuet, or institute portals as applicable). Postgraduate applicants typically apply through the relevant institute postgraduate / research admissions process.