IIT Tirupati - Admission 2024, Fees, Courses, Placement, Ranking

The Indian Institute of Technology Tirupati, established in 2015, is an institute under the Ministry of Education, Government of India. It is proclaimed as an ‘Institute of National Importance’ under the Act of Parliament of India (Institutes of Technology Act, 1961). IIT Tirupati campus has AC halls of different limits, for example, 40, 60, 90, and 120 seater study halls to lead classes. Additionally, laboratories for civil, mechanical, and electrical departments, PC labs, and library are some of the IIT Tirupati facilities. IIT Tirupati also has indoor and outside sports facilities like badminton, table tennis, gym, volleyball, basketball, and football. Supporting offices like normal feasting, clothing, and writing material shops are also accessible.

Indian Institute of Technology Tirupati has a huge base of experienced and knowledgeable faculties. Apart from a large number of experienced internal faculties, they also call a good number of guest faculties from industries and other world-class institutes to incorporate various techniques of learning. IIT Tirupati courses include 4-year Bachelor of Technology course, alongside a 2-year Master of Science, MS ( by Research) ), M.Tech, and PhD programmes in designing, science, and humanities fields. IIT Tirupati admission to the B.Tech programme is done through the IIT JEEAdvanced. Admission to the M.Tech programme is done through GATE. JAM is accepted for admission in M.Sc courses.

IITT also provides opportunities to research scholars and students to conduct projects and research in the state of art facilities and also provides sponsored projects at national levels. As per IIT Tirupati placement records for 2021-22, 103 students were placed in various companies with the highest salary package of Rs 11 LPA.

There are three main scholarships at IITT for Indian students. IIT Tirupati scholarship is based on merit and means. The basic conditions for availing the IIT Tirupati scholarship are:

• Parents annual income should not be more than Rs 4.50 lakhs.
• Only 25% of admitted students will be able to take advantage of this opportunity. Rs 1,000 per month plus a semester's worth of tuition fees waived. Every semester, a minimum GPA of 5.0 in the previous semester is required for scholarship renewal.

Institute Free Studentship

• Only 10% of admitted students will be able to take advantage of this opportunity.
• Exemption from paying the semester's tuition cost. Every semester, a minimum GPA of 5.0 in the previous semester is required for scholarship renewal.

SC/ST Institute Scholarship

• Mess payments are refunded in the amount of Rs 8,000 hostel seat rent is waived, and a monthly pocket allowance of Rs 250 is provided. Every semester, a minimum GPA of 5.0 in the previous semester is required for scholarship renewal.

Financial assistance for students pursuing M.Tech

• Indian nationals pursuing M.Tech programmes would get financial help in the form of a half-time teaching assistantship (HTTA) at a rate of Rs 12,400 per month (tenable for a maximum of 24 months), subject to institute guidelines. 
• Students obtaining HTTA are obliged to assist in the department's academic activities, such as laboratory demonstrations, tutorials, assignment evaluation, test paper evaluation, seminars, research projects, and so on, for 8 hours each week.

Financial assistance for students pursuing MPP

• Financial help in the form of a Half Time Teaching Assistantship (HTTA) at the rate of Rs 12,400 p.m. (tenable for a maximum duration of 24 months) would be provided to Indian nationals pursuing MPP programmes with a valid GATE score under Track I, according to institute guidelines. 
• HTTA students are required to assist the department for 8 hours per week in academic activities such as laboratory demonstrations, tutorials, assignment evaluation, test paper evaluation, seminars, research projects, and so on.

Financial assistance for students pursuing MS (Research) and PhD

• Assistance will be provided in accordance with Ministry of Education (MoE) guidelines. Full-time scholars accepted into PhD and MS programmes (Research). Half-time Teaching/Research Assistantships (HTRA) are available for programmes.
• To receive this assistantship, they must labour for the institute for 8 hours per week. The institute will assign the task, which will typically involve assisting with teaching or research.
• Every semester, the assistantship will be renewed based on enrolment, sufficient progress in research, and good performance as a teaching/research assistant during the previous semester.
• Other scholarships, such as UGC-JRF, CSIR-JRF, ICMR & AICTE, may be offered for individuals who qualify for these programmes and are accepted, and the amount will be determined by the funding agency's guidelines.

Scholarships for International Students

• Afghan Scholarship Scheme- Afghan nationals can apply for a special scholarship to study at the university level in India.
• Africa Scholarship Scheme- African students enrolled in undergraduate, postgraduate, and graduate programmes.
• Maulana Azad Scholarship Scheme- Students from Sri Lanka studying at the post-graduate level in the subjects of agriculture, science, and engineering for human resource development.
• Research Training Fellowship for developing country scientists- Young researchers having a master's degree in a related discipline is encouraged to apply. Scholarship applied to study in developing countries except for India. 
• ITEC Scholarship- Over the course of several years, Russian nationals have attended numerous courses in India as part of the ITEC programme.
• Scholarship scheme for Sri Lanka and Mauritius- Students from Sri Lanka and Mauritius will be studying for undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, as well as conducting research for a PhD.
• Indo-US Science and Technology Forum (IUSSTF)- Through substantive contact among government, academia, and industry, promotes and catalyses Indo-US bilateral collaborations in science, technology, engineering, and biomedical research.
• Technical Cooperation Scheme of the Colombo Plan- Undergraduate, post-graduate, and PhD research are all available. Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Iran, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Maldives, Nepal, Philippines, Papua New Guinea, Sri Lanka, South Korea, and Thailand students are participating.
• ICCR General Scholarship- Given to foreign students from Asian and Latin American countries at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels, as well as for pursuing research.
• Commonwealth Scholarship Scheme- Students from Commonwealth countries who come to India to study in Indian universities at the undergraduate, postgraduate, doctoral, and research levels.
• Aid-to-Mongolia Scholarship Scheme- Mongolian students will be able to study in India for bachelor's, master's, doctoral, and post-doctoral degrees in subjects such as general language, science, and humanities, engineering, architecture, fine arts, performing arts (dance, music), and advanced Tibetan Buddhist studies for the academic year 2020-21.
• Mekong Ganga Co-operation Scholarship Scheme- ICCR offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral scholarships to students from Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam at Indian universities.
• India Scholarship (Bangladesh) Scheme- Bangladeshi students will be able to pursue undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral degrees, as well as engineering courses, on behalf of MEA.

Actomania

• Founded with the goal of discovering students' acting abilities and performing skits, drama, and short films. Many students recommended the name Actomania for this club.
• The first short film, "Nithya–a sad love story," was finished in a week with the help of the entire cast and the photography club (Ideal Shots), and was awarded first place at the IIIT-Sricity Short Film Contest.

Artista

• The art club caters to those with artistic abilities in painting, sketching, and crafts. 
• Students who are always willing to jump at the chance to produce something beautiful are encouraged to join this club at IITT.

Chaturanga

• The club was founded on January 27, 2017. Within the first three months of its existence, it has arranged two tournaments. 
• One event was held solely for the benefit of juniors, and no prizes were awarded. The INTRA IIT chess tournament is a competition among the four houses of IIT Tirupati clubs. 
• It's a free-for-all tournament in which anyone can compete. It had a positive response, and no issues were reported. This semester's club progress has been rather easy and positive.

PFC

• IIT Tirupati Photography & Films Group, formerly known as Ideal Shots, is a media club for students. It now has an enrollment of 80 students and is available to all college students.
• PFC has not only documented all of our lovely moments but has also attempted to pique amateur photographers' interest by hosting competitions and courses.

Other clubs at IITT include Aranya, Literary, Sahayog, Sargam, and XCITE. 

Public Policy Special Lecture

• Public Policy Special Lecture Series scheduled on 8th April. 
• Department of Humanities and Social Sciences have organised a Public Policy Special Lecture Series by Prof. Peter P Mollinga. 
• He is a professor of Development Studies at the School of Oriental & African Studies
• University of London, UK. The lecture series was on water and development: understanding the plurality of productive, consumptive, and symbolic uses and meanings of water

International Conference

• IITT has hosted an international conference on “Tackling Climate Change through Urban Resilience: Role of Institutions and Public Policies in Canada and India” from 24^th to 25^th March 2022.

Indo-Canadian Symposium 

Indo-Canadian Symposium on "Water: Purification, Optimization & Management" hosted on 17^th & 18^th March 2022.

IIT Tirupati has started the admission process for engineering courses. Admission in B.Tech courses at IIT Tirupati is done based on JEE Advanced and candidates need to clear JEE Main prior to that. JEE Main Session 1 exams are over and the results will be released by NTA on February 12, 2024. JEE Main 2024 Session 2 registration is ongoing. The last date to register is March 2, 2024. Registration for JEE Advanced 2024 will begin on April 21, 2024 and end on April 30, 2024.

IIT Tirupati established in 2015, is an institute under the Ministry of Education, Government of India. It is proclaimed as an ‘Institute of National Importance’ under the Act of Parliament of India (Institutes of Technology Act, 1961).

IIT Tirupati campus has AC halls of different limits, for example, 40, 60, 90, and 120 seater study halls to lead classes. Additionally, laboratories for civil, mechanical, and electrical departments, PC labs, and library are some of the IIT Tirupati facilities. IIT Tirupati also has indoor and outside sports facilities like badminton, table tennis, gym, volleyball, basketball, and football. Supporting offices like normal feasting, clothing, and writing material shops are also accessible.

Indian Institute of Technology Tirupati has a huge base of experienced and knowledgeable faculties. Apart from a large number of experienced internal faculties, they also call a good number of guest faculties from industries and other world-class institutes to incorporate various techniques of learning. IIT Tirupati courses include 4-year Bachelor of Technology course, alongside a 2-year Master of Science, MS ( by Research) ), M.Tech, and PhD programmes in designing, science, and humanities fields. 

IIT Tirupati also provides opportunities to research scholars and students to conduct projects and research in the state of art facilities and also provides sponsored projects at national levels. As per IIT Tirupati placement records for 2021-22, 103 students were placed in various companies with the highest salary package of Rs 11 LPA.