IIT Bombay Ph.D Nano Science and Technology: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Course Highlights	Details
duration	3 Years (Full Time)
course level	Doctorate (Degree)
mode of study	On Campus
total fees	₹ 2.2 Lakhs
eligibility	Post Graduation

Course Highlights

Details

duration

3 Years (Full Time)

course level

Doctorate (Degree)

mode of study

On Campus

total fees

₹ 2.2 Lakhs

eligibility

Post Graduation

IIT Bombay Ph.D Nano Science and Technology Fees

IIT Bombay Ph.D Nano Science and Technology fees 2025 is ₹ 2.2 Lakhs for the entire course duration.

This includes a total tuition fee of ₹ 1.97 Lakhs, Caution Fees of ₹ 5,000, Other Fees of ₹ 18,700.
Candidates need to pay ₹ 89,200 in the first year.
For SC/ST category students, the total fees is ₹ 70,200.

Earlier, Ph.D Nano Science and Technology fees at IIT Bombay was ₹ 89,600 (in 2024) for the entire course duration. This shows a fee increase of ₹ 1.31 Lakhs over the year.

Compare IIT Bombay Ph.D Nano Science and Technology Fees with Similar Colleges

Students have an option to pursue Ph.D Nano Science and Technology from similar colleges such as IIT Bombay, IIT Kharagpur. Similar to IIT Bombay, Ph.D Nano Science and Technology at these group colleges is offered Full Time for a duration of 3 Years.

Comparing the course fees at these colleges, the total course fee at IIT Bombay is the highest with ₹ 2.2 Lakhs. This is followed by IIT Kharagpur with ₹ 1.5 Lakhs Among these, IIT Kharagpur has the lowest fee for Ph.D Nano Science and Technology with ₹ 1.5 Lakhs.

College	Ph.D Nano Science and Technology Total Fees
IIT Bombay	₹ 2.2 Lakhs
IIT Kharagpur	₹ 1.5 Lakhs

Fee Type	Total Amount (INR)
tuition fee	₹1.97 Lakhs
caution fee*	₹5,000
other fee	₹18,700
total academic fee	₹2.2 Lakhs
hostel fee	₹2.18 Lakhs
total fee	₹4.39 Lakhs

Fee Type

Total Amount (INR)

tuition fee

₹1.97 Lakhs

caution fee*

₹5,000

other fee

₹18,700

total academic fee

₹2.2 Lakhs

hostel fee

₹2.18 Lakhs

total fee

₹4.39 Lakhs

Important Dates for Ph.D Nano Science and Technology at IIT Bombay

Expired Events

Events	Dates
Admission Timeline [Ph.D] (Science)	Mar 25, 2026 - Apr 11, 2026
Semester Registration, Reporting & Orientation for Spring Admission [Ph.D] (Science)	Jan 01, 2026 - Jan 02, 2026
Declaration of Result / Payment of fees for Spring Admission [Ph.D] (Science)	Dec 19, 2025 - Dec 24, 2025

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IIT Bombay: 6 Answered Questions

I want a Aircraft maintenance engineering in IIT Bombay?

Vinima Bhola

IIT Bombay does not offer an Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) course or program.
The Department of Aerospace Engineering at IIT Bombay is focused on the design, analysis, and research of flight vehicles and offers undergraduate (B.Tech in Aerospace Engineering), postgraduate (M.Tech), and doctoral (Ph.D.) degrees in aerospace engineering.

Though IIT Bombay offers a variety of B.Tech (Bachelor of Technology) courses.

Aerospace Engineerin
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Science & Engineering

Electrical Engineering
Engineering Physics
Environmental Science and Engineering
Energy Science and Engineering
Industrial Engineering & Operations Research
Mechanical Engineering
Metallurgical Engineering & Materials Science

Which branch in iit Bombay should i have to choose for non core?

Vinima Bhola

If you are considering IIT Bombay and want to maximize your opportunities for non-core (non-traditional) engineering jobs, such as those in software, consulting, finance, analytics, or product management.

List of the non-core branches:

Branch	Non-Core Job Opportunities	Notes
Computer Science & Engineering	Excellent	For software, data science, and tech roles
Electrical Engineering	Very Good	In embedded systems, IoT, and analytics
Artificial Intelligence/Data Science	Excellent	For tech and analytics
Mechanical, Chemical, Metallurgical	Good	Many students enter non-core jobs, but may need coding upskilling

Students from other branches (like Mechanical, Chemical, Metallurgical) also get non-core jobs, but may need to put in extra effort to develop relevant skills (coding, data structures, etc.).

What are the GATE ranks for M.Tech courses at IIT Bombay?

Ronit SharmaLives in Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, India

Since my sister was a student of Civil Engineering branch at IIT Bombay, I have information about the same only.

Structural Engineering: 1–250
Geotechnical Engineering: 250–450
Transportation Engineering: 400-550
Water Resources Engineering: 500
Ocean Engineering: don’t remember

The above ranks are for General Category only. Reserved categories can expect a call at a rank higher than that mentioned above. The overall admission procedure comprises 75% weightage to GATE score and 25% weightage to written test and interview.

Can we do a part time PhD in IIT Bombay?

Sumit BoseIIT Bombay (2019)

Yes, you can definitely do a part time PhD in IIT Bombay. All you need to do is apply as an external category candidate.

Major highlights of part-time PhD in external category

A supervisor from IIT B is assigned
A supervisor from outside is selected
Coursework depends on the qualifying degree (B.Tech, M.Tech, MBA, etc.) and the criteria varies accordingly.
For SJMSOM, IIT Bombay- A minimum of 52 credits is required if the candidate is not having an MBA (Not PGDM) and 40 credit is required if the candidate is having an MBA.
You can go and attend classes and don’t have to necessarily leave the job
Once the course period is completed, you get admission as a PhD Candidate and you can meet your guide as per your need.

Applications for part time PhD are accepted twice a year for Autumn and Spring Semester.

How is the operation research MSc and PhD dual degree in IIT Bombay?

Advaith BhaskarLives in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India (2000–present)

The course Operations Research offered at IIT Bombay is an integrated Ph.D. course.

Duration: The course duration is 6 years, while the minimum is 5 years. It depends on how much time you take to complete your PhD. You can even extend it more than 6 years but won’t be receiving any stipend for the same. Another option is to opt out of an MSc degree after 3 years.

Compensation: Students are paid around INR 6000/- month for 2 years and then INR 25000 from third year.

Department: This course is offered by the IEOR( Industrial Engineering and Operations Research) department of IIT Bombay which is considered the best in India.

Courses: The courses offered are Industrial Engineering related and some pure operations research related. There are a large number of project courses since this is a research-oriented course. After successfully completing the first 3 years you get admission to a Ph.D. program provided that you qualify certain prerequisites.

Purpose of the course: The course targets students who are interested in research and stimulate them to pursue a career in Operations Research. Some students, however, instead sit for placements after the third year with an MSc degree and don’t go for Ph.D.

Placements: There is no use to mention placement as most of the small batch size opts out of placements to pursue PhD.

Suitability: The course is most suitable for those who are sure of kick-starting a career in research. You get to work on various projects under the guidance of great professors.

Selecting the best PhD advisor is very necessary to ensure a good career. The same professor then gives you a PhD in very less duration or even drags the time unnecessarily. The best part is that you don't need to clear any PhD entrance like UGC CSIR and can easily get a PhD admit with few formalities and end up with a doctorate degree in less than 6 years.

What was the toughest course you took at IIT Bombay?

Advait JoshiLives in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

There is a course called CS207 Discrete Structures taught by Professor Ajit Diwan. It was related to Discrete Mathematics - Number Theory, Graph Theory, Combinatorics, Sets, and Groups, and was one of the most difficult courses my friend came across.

Professor Diwan is well known for his highly challenging problems and course material. During his lectures, he delivers a lot of information based on principles. For math lovers, his classes are an absolute delight.

He refrains from conducting more than one exam a month. However, the level of difficulty of the exam is high. The questions look very complicated but when one ponders upon them, they don’t seem that difficult.

The exams were extremely difficult to the extent that the passing cutoff was 7 out of 100 marks. Despite the entire batch consisting of JEE toppers, a lot of them were not able to make it to the cutoff.

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