M.Tech. in Communication Systems
at IIT Roorkee, Roorkee

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M.Tech. in Communication Systems
at
IIT Roorkee
Overview

IIT Roorkee offers a 2 years M.Tech. in Communication Systems course at the PG level. IIT Roorkee M.Tech. in Communication Systems admission is based on entry requirements - 60.0% in graduation. The total tuition fee for this course is INR 20000 for entire duration of the course. Apart from the tuition fee, students are also required to pay hostel fee of INR 139200 and an one-time admission fee of INR 9000. Check other courses of IIT Roorkee M.E./M.Tech.

Duration	2 years
Course Level	PG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
Total Tuition Fees	₹20,000
Average package	₹13.48 Lakh
Official Website	Go to Website
Type of University	Public/Government,Autonomous

M.Tech. in Communication Systems
at
IIT Roorkee
Fees

Fee components	Amount (2 years)
Tuition Fees The mentioned fees is for general category and for Sponsored candidates the fees is Rs. 100000	₹ 20,000
Hostel Fees Meal Plan is included in the mentioned fees. The fees might include components other than hostel fees.	₹ 1.39 Lakh
One-time Payment One time payment includes onetime payments at the time of admission, Caution Deposit and Library Fee	₹ 9,000
Total fee	₹ 1.68 Lakh

These are based on information available on various sources. Latest values may differ.

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M.Tech. in Communication Systems
at
IIT Roorkee
Highlights

Duration of the program will be three years for Part Time Sponsored Candidates

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M.Tech. in Communication Systems
at
IIT Roorkee
Placements

Particulars	Statistics (2023)
Average Salary	INR 13.48 Lakh
Median Salary	INR 12.00 Lakh

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M.Tech. in Communication Systems
at
IIT Roorkee
Entry Requirements

General

OBC

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60%
Candidates who have passed bachelors with the mentioned marks (55% for PD category candidates) from a recognized Institute/ University are eligible to apply. The marks awarded for the qualifying degree will be considered for eligibility.

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M.Tech. in Communication Systems
at
IIT Roorkee
Admission Process

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Admission is based on the score obtained in GATE. 10% of the intake without GATE will be offered to IIT graduates with a minimum CGPA of 8.00 on a 10 point scale.

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M.Tech. in Communication Systems - Batch of 2016

Offered by IIT Roorkee - Indian Institute of Technology

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