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PG Diploma Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at IIIT Delhi is a 1 year , Part Time Diploma program offered Online.
According to Collegedunia Engineering Ranking 2026, IIIT Delhi ranks 36 out of 500 colleges in India with an overall score of 887.26 out of 1000. India Today Engineering ranking 2026, ranks IIIT Delhi at 13 out of 308 in India.
Find detailed IIIT Delhi PG Diploma Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence fees, eligibility, admission dates, cutoff and ranking below.
| Course Highlights | Details |
|---|---|
| duration | 1 Year (Part Time) |
| course level | PG Diploma (Diploma) |
| mode of study | Online |
| total fees | ₹ 2.66 Lakhs |
| eligibility | Graduation with 50% |
Earlier, PG Diploma Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence fees at IIIT Delhi was ₹ 2.5 Lakhs (in 2025) for the entire course duration. This shows a fee increase of ₹ 15,500 over the year.
| Fee Type | Total Amount (INR) |
|---|---|
| total fee | ₹2.66 Lakhs |
The college offers excellent placement opportunities for both experienced individuals and freshers, with frequent placement emails sent to students even during the course. Internship opportunities are also available, with applications managed through GreatLearning and detailed information about companies and stipends provided via email. High scorers on the entrance exam can earn a scholarship of Rs. 25,000.
Students also have the option to apply for an education loan through Liquiloans to cover any remaining tuition fees. The course is virtual, providing flexibility for students to earn while they learn.
I am an alumnus of B.Tech CSE from IIIT Delhi. I joined in 2008. These were the two most difficult courses in CSE during my time-
Only 2008 and 2009 batch students got to study under Khushil Saini. He taught Digital Circuits to first-semester students, and Computer Organization to second-semester students. Sir taught at NSUT before joining IIIT Delhi. 12 was the most one could score in Computer Organization, to pass with a D grade. However, some students did manage to score mid-twenties and get a B grade in both faculty subjects. Lab practicals were their saving grace.
But while his marking scheme was so frightening, sir was a very polite person. He addressed us as a friend and was not threatening at all. Then there was the Theory of Computation taught by Dr. Astrid Kiehn. From a class of 60, 26 of us failed his course.
In spite of every hardship, I miss IIIT Delhi since graduating from this college.
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