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IIIT Delhi, one of India’s most renowned technological institutes, has recently announced that admissions are now open for M. Tech. degree in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), Electronics and Communications Engineering (ECE), and Computational Biology (CB).



The Institute feels that to address the needs of the industry, which today requires more specialized manpower as each field is getting more complex, it is desirable to provide specializations within CSE and ECE in the M. Tech. program. For this, the Institute permits a student to do a "M. Tech." or "M. Tech. with specialization". M. Tech. (Computer Science and Engineering) offers specialization in Artificial Intelligence, Data Engineering, Information Security, and Mobile Computing. M. Tech. (Electronics and Communications Engineering) also offers specializations in VLSI & Embedded Systems, and Communication and Signal Processing.



M. Tech. (CB) Program strives for rigorous training in theoretical and computational approaches (for solving real life biological problems) and includes algorithms and programming, fundamentals of biology, genetics, bioinformatics, systems and synthetic biology, mathematical modeling, stochastic simulations, and biophysics.



While tentative vacancies are announced; the final vacancies will be announced on 13th November 2020. As per the tentative seat matrix, M. Tech. (CSE) offers 12 seats through GATE, M. Tech. (ECE) offers 16 seats through GATE and 3 through non-GATE seats. There are 10 seats in M. Tech (CB) that the aspiring candidates will be competing for.



Candidates who are interested in taking admissions in the M. Tech. programs can visit the website for more information and eligibility and process of application.


 
 
 

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