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SCHOLARSHIPS AND FEES Scholarships (a) Students are awarded scholarships from the date of their joining or August 1st (whichever is later). The value of the scholarship per month for students enrolled in different programs of the institute is given below. Research Program Ph D with BE B Tech ! Sc "ualification# with !E ! Tech "ualification # M Sc(Engg) with BE B Tech ! Sc "ualification# ME/M ech/M Des In!egra!e" Ph D # #

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(b) All the students who join the )nstitute (e*cept for !.!gt programme) are eligible for ))Sc scholarships +ellowships from ,S)$ -., /BT ),!$ !0$/ A),TE 1B0! as the case ma2 be. Scholarships from .E )1+3S4S )B! 05 TATA 50)6)5S BE66 6AB !),$3S3+T are also available for deserving students. (c) Scholarships are provided for a ma*imum period of ( 2ears in the case of ! Sc (Engg) and 7 2ears in the case of 5h / candidates. (d) ,andidates who receive a salar2 from their Emplo2ers Sponsors are not eligible for an2 scholarship. (e) ,andidates admitted to !.!gt are not entitled for Scholarship. Fees # C$rren! %ee s!r$c!$re per ann$m (in Rs&)
Par!ic$lars Ph&D M Sc (Engg) In! Ph D ME/ M ech/ M Des M&Mg! Sponsore" (De%ence/ DRDO/ISRO/NAL) ME / M ech Ph D M Sc (Engg)

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; to be paid in the first 2ear onl2 ;; for the 1st two 2ears and thereafter on par with 5h /

REIM45RSEMEN OF RA6ELLIN' E7PENSES ,andidates who 8oin !he Ins!i!$!e are eligible for reimbursement of Secon"#Class Rail9a( / 4$s %are b2 the shortest route from the place of residence to the )nstitute as follows< (a) (b) for attending the interview (both wa2s) for joining the )nstitute (one wa2).

A dul2 filled#in TA form with journe2 tic=ets should be submitted to the Admissions -nit 9i!hin ,: "a(s of joining the )nstitute> be2ond which no claim will be accepted. CONCESSIONS FOR SC/S CANDIDA ES !inimum "ualification $eservation of Seats (course programmes#!E ! Tech ! /es !.!gt) )nterview and Selection Traveling Allowance (TA) < < $ela*ed to a 5ASS ,6ASS As per .overnment of )ndia $ules.

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Based on rela*ed criteria. )) ,lass rail or bus fare b2 the shortest route for? (a) attending the Entrance Test (b) attending the interview @ (c) joining the )nstitute.

TA for (a) and (b) will be sent to the home address of the candidate and for (c)> it will be paid at the )nstitute. C$rren! %ee s!r$c!$re per ann$m %or SC/S can"i"a!es (in Rs&)

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Pre#in!er;ie9 %amiliari<a!ion program All the S, ST candidates who become eligible for interview for $esearch and )nt. 5h / programs will be invited to the )nstitute one wee= in advance. /uring this period the2 are encouraged to have discussions with the facult2 and students on the research activities of the departments etc.> which will enable them to get ac"uainted with the interview process. Accommodation and boarding will be provided in the 0ostels on the campus during the period free of cost.

PH>SICALL> HANDICAPPED PERSONS? :B seats are reserved for ph2sicall2 handicapped candidates> as specified b2 the .overnment of )ndia. ,andidates who have at least C&B permanent ph2sical impairment in relation to a bod2 part s2stem e*tremit2 e*tremities whole bod2> etc.> would be given the benefit. The candidates in this categor2 are re"uired to be certified b2 a !edical Board at ))Sc. The !edical Board will decide the following< Dhether the candidate "ualifies for the benefits under this categor2> and )f the disabilit2 is li=el2 to interfere with his her studies.

The !edical Board dul2 constituted for this purpose shall meet at the time of interview admission for the research program and at the time of admission for the course program. ,andidates> who are not certified b2 the !edical Board as 5h2sicall2 0andicapped> will not be considered for admission under this categor2. The decision of the !edical Board shall be final. FACILI IES on !he Camp$s Hos!els Separate hostel accommodation for male and female students is available on the campus. There are about (7&& single double rooms in the !enEs Bloc=s and about 7&& rooms in the DomenEs Bloc=s. Dith the ever#increasing pressure for campus accommodation> it is not feasible to provide single#occupanc2 rooms for all the students in the !enEs Bloc=s. Sponsored candidates are not provided with campus accommodation. There are four dining halls (two vegetarian and two composite) run on the advice of the StudentsF !ess ,ommittee. The monthl2 mess charges (computed based on actuals each month) are at present appro*imatel2 `:&&& # for vegetarian and `C&&& # for non#vegetarian boarders. The students are re"uired to abide b2 the 0ostel !ess $ules in force. Recrea!ion The .2m=hana of the )nstitute is the centre of all cultural and e*tra#curricular activities of the students on the campus. )t has some of the best sports facilities in Bangalore with a ,ric=et ground> Tennis courts> Swimming pool> ,inder trac=> )ndoor Badminton court> Billiards> 5ing 5ong tables> etc. The well#e"uipped g2mnasium with the latest multi#trainer and wall#bar e"uipment is another attraction. )t also has indoor and outdoor auditoria. The $anade librar2> attached to the .2m=hana> has a collection of 1&>&&& boo=s and subscribes to over 7& magaGines. The well#=ept outdoor swimming pool> the T.H.> music and reading rooms> as also the snac= parlor situated in the premises> are all ver2 popular. +ilm> !usic> 4oga> 1ature> /ebating and 5hotograph2 ,lubs are being nurtured b2 the .2m=hana. Heal!h Cen!re The )nstitute provides medical facilities to students and staff at the 0ealth ,entre. An out#patient clinic and in#patient wards are administered b2 full#time professional doctors and nursing staff. )n addition> specialist consultanc2 services are provided in !edicine> 3phthalmolog2> /ental 0ealth> 5s2chiatr2 and .2necolog2. ,ases re"uiring other specialist services are referred to the appropriate !edical ,entres in the cit2. The 0ealth ,entre has a diagnostic laborator2> an I#ra2 facilit2 and non#invasive diagnosis b2 ultrasonograph2. Comp$!a!ional Facili!ies The Super ,omputer Education and $esearch ,entre supports state#of#the art computing facilities catering to the ever#increasing demands of high performance computing for scientific and engineering research. The supercomputing facilit2 at SE$, is a s2mbiosis of computing> storage> graphics> visualiGation and networ=. The ,entre is conceived of as a functionall2 distributed

supercomputing environment housing leading#edge computing s2stems> with sophisticated software pac=ages> and connected b2 a powerful high#speed networ=. The current facilities comprise< High Per%ormance S(s!ems? A '18(#processor )B! Blue.ene 6 s2stem with a total memor2 of CTB. A (7%#processor )B! 5ower#7 based cluster with .igabit )nterconnect. Three )B! p%8& $egatta machines each with :( 5ower#C processors. Two )B! p797 machines each with 1% 5owe7J processors. 3ne S.) Alti* :9&& machine with :( )ntel )tanium( processors. Two 1%#,5- )tanium( based S.) Alti* :7& machines. )B! $S %&&& S5: with 1% processor 5ower: nodes.

High#En" 'raphics @or)s!a!ions? Two S.) TeGros each with (#processors. A number of S.) +uels> 3ctanes> and 3( graphics wor=stations.

File Ser;er Cl$s!er A .5+S of :& TB storage with -trium 6T3#based scalable tape librar2 for centraliGed bac=up and restore. /ual )ntel Ieon based 7 Tera b2tes server> with -ltrium 6T3#based scalable tape librar2 for centraliGed bac=up and restore. )B! $S %&&& C:5 (%& with SSA Storage.

)n addition to the above> SE$, has a number of )B!> 05> /E,> and S-1 wor=stations and )ntel A!/ processor based /es=tops running various flavours of -1)I 6inus. So%!9are All the -ni* s2stems in SE$, offer a uniform program development environment with +ortran> ,> and ,JJ compilers along with profilers> and debuggers. )n addition> the high performance cluster also offers Auto#5arelleliGation tools and !essage passing libraries such as !5) and 3pen!5. The graphics s2stems offer development tools such as 3pen )nventor and 5erformer. )n addition> a plethora of special purpose software and libraries are also available> such as < !atlab> !athematica> and !aple for 1umerical and S2mbolic ,omputation. !athematical libraries such as ESS6> S,S6> /I!6. ,3!56)B and !6)B. Structural Engineering Anal2sis and /esign K 1)SA and A6.3$. +luent> Aspen> 6abview> and Tecplot.

ARD a!a Memorial Li*rar( The main librar2 of the )nstitute has nearl2 7 la=h volumes of boo=s> periodicals> technical reports and standards. )t receives over 17&& current periodicals and ac"uires latest technical reports> standards and patents that are maintained in separate sections. 3ver %&&& electronic journals are now available online in addition to a large number of e#boo=s. The 1ational ,entre for Science )nformation provides e*tensive computeriGed services. )n addition> most of the departments maintain separate libraries for use b2 their facult2 and students. Placemen! Ser;ices Several leading industrial organiGations visit the )nstitute for campus recruitment and offer good career opportunities to graduating students. The 5lacement ,entre also provides advice and assistance to students about other placement opportunities> including those notified through advertisements> references and special re"uests from various industrial and research organiGations.