India's top-ranked engineering school trains environmental engineers at its Environmental Science and Engineering Department — water and wastewater treatment, air quality and waste management for the megacity it sits in. Admission is famously competitive; the engineering rigour matches it.
Key facts
Duration
24 months (2 years)
Language
English
Format
Full-time
Intake
July
Curriculum modules
Water & wastewater engineering — Treatment engineering at Indian scale.
Air quality & waste management — Monitoring, control and policy.
M.Tech dissertation — Year-long research project.
Admission requirements
Bachelor's degree in engineering, or a Master's in science, in a relevant discipline
Valid GATE score required for Indian applicants; separate route for international applicants
Admission through IIT Bombay's centralised M.Tech admissions
Fees and deadlines change every year: always confirm them on the official page before applying.
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