IIIT Bangalore starts admissions for integrated MTech programme
Vagisha Kaushik | September 8, 2021 | 05:20 PM IST | 2 mins read
IIIT Bangalore has started the admission process for MTech course from September 7 that offers dual degree in Btech, Mtech and specialisation in AI, Machine Learning.
NEW DELHI: The International Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) Bangalore has begun the admission process for its five-year integrated MTech programme from September 7. The integrated MTech course offers dual degrees in BTech and MTech, and specialization in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
The last date to apply for admission is October 4. The eligibility criteria for admission to integrated MTech course is first class in Class 12 with Mathematics and weighty Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main NTA rank. Interested candidates can apply at the official website of IIIT Bangalore - www.iiitb.ac.in .
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The five-year integrated MTech course is a ten-semester course that offers specializations in artificial intelligence and machine learning (AIML), theory and systems for computing and data (TSCD), networking and communication (NC), very large-scale integration systems (VLSI Systems), and digital society (DT).
The programme also provides dual specializations for students of both computer science and engineering (CSE) and electronics and communications engineering (ECE).
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“Top rankers of JEE Mains can have 100% of their tuition fee waived off through IIIT-B’s Utkarsha Scholarships. To avail Utkarsha Scholarships, students should have an all India rank between 1-999 and the Scholarship will be given at most to 5 students,” IIIT Bangalore said in a statement.
Debabrata Das, director of IIIT Bangalore, said: “One unique advantage of joining IIITB's integrated programme is that students get both BTech and MTech in a combined duration of five years as opposed to spending four years to do BTech and another two years to do MTech separately. Students already weary of writing multiple rounds of JEE would be relieved that they do not have to write the GATE exam to get admission into a Masters programme later on either.”
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IIIT Bangalore further said that the admissions are on merit-basis and the selection process is based on the JEE Main exam 2021 ranking by NTA.
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