IIT Bombay is a small township in itself. Consciously developed, the campus has retained and increased its green cover, and is rich in natural flora and fauna. The campus is well connected to the city center, an hour’s distance through buses and local trains. However, most facilities are available on campus itself , including post office, banks, a shopping centre, eateries, two excellent schools for children, and a well equipped hospital.
For sports activities and for cultural activities there is a Gymkhana and a Students Activity Center (SAC). IITB also houses two swimming pools which are used by both students and the campus residents.
Students at all levels (undergraduate as well as post graduate), irrespective of nationality, but registered for a degree in an Institute abroad, will be considered as international students under the category of ‘Visiting Students’ and shall pay the fees applicable to this category of students.
Under Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) / not under Memorandum of Understanding (Non MoU):
A visiting student can carry out course work at IIT Bombay for a semester or spend upto a maximum of two semesters. There is no limitation on the duration of project work that can done at IIT Bombay. Admission of students under the MoU category will be made in accordance with the terms and conditions outlined in the MoU between IIT Bombay and the concerned Institute. The list of the institutions with whom IIT Bombay has entered into MoUs is available at:Click Here
Students seeking admission will have to satisfy the minimum eligibility criteria for admission to the programmes as prescribed by the Institute. But merely fulfilling the minimum eligibility criteria does not guarantee the selection of a candidate into any program.
Test scores more than two years old will generally not be accepted for consideration.
Minimum no. of credits to be taken in a semester – 15 credits
Maximum no. of credits that can be taken in a semester – 40 credits
Grade card will be issued only if the student has registered accordingly and has appeared for the exams.
Refer page no. 7 at: http://www.iitb.ac.in/newacadhome/BTech2011-201211Jan.pdf
Refer page no. 24 – 26 at: http://www.iitb.ac.in/newacadhome/BTech2011-201211Jan.pdf
| Category | Fees applicable |
| Course work fees/Project work fees under MoU category | No fees charged |
| Course work fees under non MoU category | INR 5,000 per credit |
| Project fees under non MoU category | INR 10,000 per month |
| Hostel charges | INR 7,000 per month
(Additional days of stay will be charged as INR 1000 per day) |
| Administration fees | INR 15,000 per semester
(for students doing course and/or project work) |
| Library deposit (refundable) | INR 10,000 (optional) |
| Semester Mess Advance Mess Security Deposit |
INR 27,000 INR 2,000 |
# All fees are subject to revision from time to time. A semester is considered to be a period of 4 months or less
Fees listed under A), B), and C): Demand Draft in favour of “Registrar, IIT Bombay”.
Fees listed under D): Indian Rupees in Cash
In cases where the fees are being wire transferred to IIT Bombay by the sponsoring institution, the full amount of the fees should be credited to the Institute. Bank charges, if any, should be borne by the sender.
A very limited number of tuition fee waivers may be given to exceptionally brilliant Doctoral students. The candidate may get in touch with the Heads of the corresponding Departments about the tuition fee waiver policy.
For Course work:
| Semester | Application Deadline (every year) |
|---|---|
| Autumn Semester (July – November) | 31 March (every year) |
| Spring Semester (January – April) | 30 September (every year) |
For project work:
Applications will be accepted throughout the year. But the applications should be sent to us at least 2 months prior to the expected date of start of the project.
Application documents should be emailed to: Mr. Piyush kumar, e-mail: dean.ir.office@iitb.ac.in

Mr. Piyush Kumar, Junior Administrative Assistant
Office: +91-22-25767076
Timing: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
India's financial capital and most populous city, offering a unique blend of culture, history, and modern infrastructure.
Mumbai has three distinct seasons throughout the year
15°C - 30°C November - February
Pleasant and mild weather with cool mornings and evenings. Best time to explore the city.
25°C - 35°C March - May
Hot and humid conditions. Stay hydrated and use sun protection when outdoors.
24°C - 30°C June - October
Heavy rainfall and high humidity. Carry an umbrella and waterproof items. Local trains may be affected.
Clothing recommendations for different seasons
Light, breathable cotton clothing is recommended year-round due to Mumbai's warm climate. Dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites.
Light sweaters or jackets for evenings. Comfortable cotton clothes during the day.
Lightweight, loose-fitting clothes. Sunglasses and hats for sun protection.
Waterproof jackets, umbrellas, and appropriate footwear for wet conditions.
Explore the geography and key locations
Getting around India's busiest city
Mumbai's lifeline - an extensive suburban railway network. Very economical but can be extremely crowded during peak hours.
Modern metro lines connecting various parts of the city. Air-conditioned and comfortable.
Available for point-to-point travel. Use app-based services like Ola and Uber for convenience and safety.
Extensive bus network covering the entire city. Economical option for daily commute.
Read More on Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transport_in_Mumbai
Learn more about India's geography, climate, and culture before your visit. From the Himalayas to tropical beaches, from ancient temples to modern cities, India offers an incredible diversity of experiences.
Essential steps and information to prepare for your journey. Expand each section to learn more.
The academic year at IIT Bombay is divided into two semesters:
Course registration typically occurs in the first week of each semester. International students should consult with the Academic Office and their faculty advisor to finalize their course selection.
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport is the nearest airport, approximately 12 km from campus.
Getting to Campus:
Required documents for visa application:
Apply for your visa at least 6-8 weeks before your intended travel date.
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IIT Bombay has a well-equipped hospital on campus providing 24/7 medical care.
Recommended Vaccinations:
Consult with your doctor or a travel medicine clinic at least 4-6 weeks before departure.
Automatically covered under the institute's health insurance policy. This includes hospitalization, emergency care, and basic medical treatment.
Must arrange their own international health insurance that covers medical treatment in India. Proof of insurance is required during registration.
The campus hospital provides outpatient services, emergency care, and can refer you to specialist hospitals in Mumbai if needed.