List of Courses offered by IITs other than Engineering

List of Courses offered by IITs other than Engineering

Gandubilli UnnatiUpdated on 14 Jul 2025, 06:48 PM IST

List of Courses offered by IITs other than Engineering- Candidates can check the list of course offered by IITs other than engineering on this page. The IITs are generally regarded as the top institutes to pursue engineering, but they also offer a variety of courses that do not fall under the engineering stream but the quality of education is just as good. The various campuses of IIT offer courses in disciplines such as sciences, humanities, management, design, etc. The courses that IITs offer other than B.Tech and M.Tech degrees include B.Sc, M.Sc, MBA, etc.

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Marks

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100

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200

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100


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List of Courses offered by IITs other than Engineering
List of Courses offered by IITs other than Engineering

These courses allow aspirants to explore courses dealing with several topics that fall beyond engineering. The eligibility for undergraduate courses is the IIT JEE exam and for Postgraduate courses is done through the IIT JAM exam. Information regarding both these exams is available on the official website and the aspirants are advised to regularly check the same.

List of Courses offered by IITs other than Engineering

IITs offer not just B.tech and M.Tech courses, but also a plethora of courses whose syllabus includes both practical and theoretical knowledge in various disciplines such as bachelor's degrees in Physics, Chemistry, etc. The IITs also offer Postgraduate courses in a variety of disciplines, such as MBA, M.Sc, etc. Some IIT campuses also offer Ph.D.s in a variety of disciplines to promote research and innovation in India. These courses offered by the IITs maintain the same quality of education that students have come to expect from the engineering courses and hence, there is an equal demand for these courses as well.

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The following is a broad categorization of the subjects covered under various undergraduate and postgraduate courses in India.

Science stream: Under the science stream, IITs provide Bachelor's and Master's programs in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Earth Sciences, and Biotechnology. These courses promote advanced research, giving the students a cutting-edge advantage by being the best in their respective disciplines.

Humanities and Social Sciences: Economics, English, Sociology, and Psychology, are included as social sciences courses in IITs. These courses enable the students to gain an in-depth understanding of society and its functioning.

Various Courses available in different IITs other than Engineering:

Various campuses of IITs offer different courses such as BSc, MSc, M.Arch, etc in addition to their B.Tech and M.Tech courses. The availability of these courses differs across the various campuses. This can be found in the list given below.

List of IITs and the available courses:

IIT

Course

IIT (BHU) Varanasi

BArch (Bachelor of Architecture)

BPharm (Bachelor of Pharmacy)

IDD (BPharm & MPharm)

Integrated Dual Degree in Pharmacy

MPharm (Master of Pharmacy)

MSc (Master of Science)

IMD(Integrated Master Degree in Sciences)

IIT (ISM) Dhanbad

M.Sc.(Tech)

M.Sc

MBA

Executive MBA

Ph. D

IIT Bhubaneswar

Joint M.Sc + Ph.D.

(Ph. D) Doctor of Philosophy

IIT Bombay

B.Des (Bachelor of Design)

Bachelor of Science

M.Des (Master of Design)

M.Sc (Master of Science)

MSc.-Ph.D.Dual Degree

MSc. (Integrated)

M.Mgmt(Master of Management)

PGDIT

MS by Research

M.P.P (Master of Public Policy)

M.U.D.E (Master of Urban Design and Engineering)

Ph.D.

IIT Delhi

Dual Degree

Master of Design in Industrial Design

MDES

MBA

Master of Science

MSC

Master of Science (Research)

MSR

Postgraduate Diploma

PGDIP

IIT Dharwad

Master of Science

M.S.

Doctor of Philosophy

Ph.D.

IIT Gandhinagar

Master of Science

M.Sc.

Start Early PhD Fellowship

MA Masters in Society and Culture

IIT Goa

Ph.D.

IIT Guwahati



Bachelor of Design

B.Des.

Master of Science

M.Sc.

Master of Arts

M.A.

Master of Design

M.Des.

MBA

M.S.(R) Master of Science by Research

Ph.D.

IIT Hyderabad



B.Des (Bachelor of Design)

M.Phil(Master in Philosophy)

M.Sc(Master in Science)

M.A(Master in Arts)

MSR (Master of Sciences (by Research)

PhD

IIT Indore

MSc-Chemistry

MSc-Physics

MSc with provision to convert to MSc+PhD

MSc-Mathematics

PhD-Chemistry

PhD-Physics

PhD-Mathematics

PhD-English

PhD-Economics

PhD-Philosophy

PhD-Psychology

IIT Jammu

Ph.D in Humanities and Social Sciences

IIT Jodhpur

M.Sc.

Ph.D.

IIT Kanpur

BS

BS-MS-dual-degree

M-Sc (2-yrs)

MBA



M-Des

MS by Research

M-Sc-PhD

dual-degree

PhD

IIT Kharagpur

B.ARCH

M.SC(5YR) B.Sc(H) +M.Sc

M.SC(2YR)

Executive-MBA

LLB

MBA

MCP

Master of City Planning

MHRM

Master of Human Resource and Management

MMST

Master of Medical Science and Technology

LLM (Master of Laws)

PGDBA

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS ANALYTICS

Master of Science (By Research)

Ph.D

IIT Madras

MA

MBA

MSc

MSR(including dissertation)

PGDiploma

Ph.D.

IIT Mandi

MS (by Research)

M.Sc

iPh.D.

Ph.D.

M.A.

MBA

IIT Palakkad

M.Sc. Physics

M.Sc. Chemistry

M.Sc. Mathematics

Ph.D. in Chemistry

Ph.D. in Mathematics

Ph.D. in Humanities and Social Sciences

IIT Roorkee

B.Arch.

BS-MS

M.Arch.

MASTER OF URBAN AND RURAL PLANNING

Integrated M.Sc

M.Sc

M.Des. (Industrial Design)

MIM (Masters in Innovation Management)

MBA

Ph.D.

IIT Ropar

M.Sc in Physics, Chemistry, and Math(through JAM)

IIT Tirupati

M.Sc Mathematics

While the above list of courses gives a general idea of the courses available at IITs apart from B.Tech and M.Tech, aspirants are advised to always check the website of the concerned IIT to gain precise knowledge about which subjects are the above-mentioned courses being offered in. Various campuses differ in their offering of different courses, hence it is advisable to check the official websites for precise information.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Can I shift from B.Arch to B.Tech after 1st year?
A:

As B.Arch and B.Tech have completely different admission procedures and the syllabus of the two programs is completely different, it is not possible to change from one to another after 1st year.

Q: Can I join IITs after completing my undergraduate degree?
A:

Yes, it is possible to pursue a masters degree from IITs. One can even do their PhD from IITs.

Q: What courses are available in IIT apart from B.Tech?
A:

Courses such as M.Sc, MBA, B.Arch, and other integrated courses are available at various IIt campuses.

Q: Can I do Arts from IITs?
A:

Yes, IIT-Hyderabad, IIT-Guwahati, and IIT-Bombay offer B.Des and M.Des degrees. The entrance exams are UCEED and CEED respectively.

Q: Can I get admission into B.Sc using IIT JEE score?
A:

Yes, JEE Main score is sufficient to gain admission into B.Sc degree in IITs

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To get below AIR 100 in JEE Advanced 2027, you need a strong and focused plan. Here’s a simple guide:

  1. Clear Concepts : Make sure all NCERT basics are strong. Focus on Physics, Chemistry, and Maths concepts deeply.

  2. Advanced Practice : Solve previous years’ JEE Advanced papers and high-level questions from books like HC Verma, I.E. Irodov, OP Tandon, and Cengage.

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If you follow a structured plan and stay consistent, AIR below 100 is achievable.

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