Invertis Institute of Engineering and Technology Bareilly Ph.D Electrical Engineering: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The fee for the Ph.D. Electrical Engineering programme at IIET Bareilly is INR 62,000 per year under the general quota, comprising INR 50,000 tuition and INR 12,000 other charges. The total for the minimum 3-year duration is INR 1,86,000, excluding optional hostel charges. UGC or CSIR JRF and SRF holders can substantially offset these costs through their monthly fellowship stipends.

Ans. GATE or UGC or CSIR NET-JRF qualification is preferred for Ph.D. EE admission and gives candidates priority in selection at IIET Bareilly. Candidates without these qualifications may also apply and qualify through the Research Aptitude Test conducted by Invertis University, followed by a personal interview. The RAT and interview results together determine final selection for all applicants in this programme.

Ans. Research areas include power systems, power electronics, control systems, renewable energy, signal processing, VLSI design, and embedded systems. Available topics in any given admission cycle depend on the research specialisations of active supervisors in the Electrical Engineering department. Applicants are advised to contact the department directly to confirm supervisor availability in their chosen area before submitting an application.

Ans. Yes, Invertis University is recognised by UGC under section 2(f) of the UGC Act, and its Ph.D. degrees are accepted for assistant professor applications in AICTE-approved engineering colleges after qualifying NET or SLET. Candidates should verify the current recognition status of Invertis University on the official UGC portal before applying, as recognition status is subject to periodic renewal.

Ans. The minimum duration is 3 years from the date of registration as per UGC norms. Many candidates take 4 to 5 years depending on the depth of their research topic, availability of data or equipment, and the time required for thesis writing and evaluation. Annual progress reports reviewed by the supervisor and the Invertis University research committee determine eligibility for continuation beyond the minimum period.