Telecommunications Engineering Programmes

The Master of Technology combines advanced telecommunications engineering with coursework, laboratories, electives and projects to develop the analytical and practical skills needed for modern communication systems.

Full-time duration

2 years · 4 semesters

Maximum duration

3 years · 6 semesters

The curriculum includes communication and signal processing, a cornerstone project, an internship or minor project, and a two-part major project.

Full Time M.Tech programme is under 3 categories: Regular M.Tech - 2 years duration (where admission is done directly through COAP based on the GATE Score), M.Tech (Self-Sponsored)- 2 years duration (admission is done directly through COAP based on GATE Score) but without assistantship, M.Tech (HVA-High Value Assistantship) - 3 years duration with higher assistantship than regular M.Tech.

The Master of Science by Research programme combines advanced study with substantial supervised research. Students develop hands-on experience in emerging telecommunications technologies while closely working with the supervisor.

Full-time

2 years · 4 semesters
Maximum: 3 years · 6 semesters

Part-time

3 years · 6 semesters
Maximum: 5 years · 10 semesters

Classes normally take place during working hours, with some early-morning or late-afternoon sessions. Part-time students should confirm the timetable and attendance requirements when planning their studies.

Research spans 5G/6G, wireless networks, AI and machine learning, quantum communications, satellite and space communications, V2X Communications, UAV technologies and cybersecurity.

The 62-credit structure comprises 15 credits of electives, 45 credits of project work, and 2 credits in research communication and ethics. The research thesis accounts for 42 of the project credits.

The MBA in Telecommunication Systems Management is offered by the Department of Management Studies (DMS), IIT Delhi, with academic inputs from Bharti School. It connects management education with the technologies, businesses and policy questions shaping the telecom sector.

Duration

2 years · 4 semesters

Mode

Full-time · DMS, IIT Delhi

Core business subjects are complemented by analytical and people skills, telecom focus electives and a research-oriented MBA project. Corporate and social sector attachments connect classroom learning with practice.

Students prepare for roles in telecommunications, technology, consulting and digital services. Admissions and the class timetable are managed by DMS.

Students complete prescribed coursework, define a research problem with their supervisor, and undertake original investigation leading to a dissertation. The School offers an interdisciplinary setting across telecom technology and management.

Coursework depends on the student’s entry qualification and the requirements set by the School and supervisor.