IIT Bombay, Great Learning launch ePGD in CSE
IIT Bombay CSE ePGD Programme: Enrollment open now, classes will commence from June 2025.

Alivia Mukherjee | March 24, 2025 | 04:51 PM IST
NEW DELHI: The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay has launched e-Postgraduate Diploma (ePGD) in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE). The IIT Bombay ePGD CSE programme will commence in June 2025, and enrollment process has commenced. IIT Bombay has earlier launched three ePGD programs. Great Learning is the EdTech partner for the newly launched IIT Bombay ePGD CSE programme.
The IIT Bombay ePGD CSE programme will cover six courses through a mix across advanced programming, computing systems, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. Participants will receive an IIT Bombay alumni status upon successful completion. The IIT Bombay ePGD CSE programme is designed for software developers, data scientists, IT professionals, and engineers aiming to enhance their expertise.
IIT Bombay ePGD CSE Programme: Eligibility
The eligibility criteria for IIT Bombay ePGD CSE programme are as follows:
Candidates must have a degree from a recognized university in one of the following fields:
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BE, BTech, BS (4-year), MSc or higher degree in computer science, information technology, artificial intelligence, data science, mathematics and computing, or equivalent.
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BE, BTech, BS (4-year), or equivalent in any engineering discipline, along with:
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A valid GATE score in computer science or Data Science.
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At least two years of relevant work experience in Computer Science, AI, Data Science, or related areas.
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A minor specialization in computer Science, IT, AI, ML, or data science.
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Selection process and fee structure
The selection process for IIT Bombay ePGD CSE programme involve a three-step process:
- Submission of an online application.
- An online test followed by a screening call.
- Issuance of an offer letter, requiring candidates to pay a registration fee to confirm their admission.
The total fee for the IIT Bombay ePGD CSE programme is Rs 6,00,000 plus GST. It includes an initial registration fee of Rs 60,000, followed by Rs 90,000 plus GST for each of the six courses.
Industry relevance and learning approach
The IIT Bombay ePGD CSE programme includes case studies, practical assignments, and interaction with industry experts. The IIT Bombay ePGD programme seeks to bridge the gap between formal education and evolving technology demands in computing and AI.
IIT Bombay director, Shireesh Kedare emphasized that the ePGD extends access to quality computer science education for working professionals and aspiring technologists. Mohan Lakhamraju, founder and CEO of Great Learning, highlighted the importance of such programs in equipping professionals with advanced skills in AI, cybersecurity, data management, and cloud computing.
“Through a rigorous curriculum that mirrors our on-campus standards and innovative online delivery, we are empowering a diverse and geographically dispersed audience to advance their careers while maintaining the academic excellence IIT Bombay is known for. IIT Bombay firmly believes the program will contribute to our mission of creating a large pool of experts who, after absorbing the fundamental concepts conveyed through this program will be able to contribute to advanced technology development for the benefit of the nation”, said Kedare.
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