India is rapidly shifting towards electric mobility, with the government targeting 30% electric vehicle adoption by 2030. To support this vision, the Indian Institute of technology (IIT) Delhi has launched a one-year online Postgraduate diploma in Electric Vehicle (EV) Technology, designed for engineers, researchers, and working professionals.
About the Course
- Duration: 1 year
- Mode: Online classes + On-campus practical sessions
- Organizing Body: Centre for Automotive Research and Tribology (CART), IIT Delhi
- Collaboration Partner: Jaro Education
The course blends theoretical learning with practical exposure, enabling participants to work on industry-relevant projects, simulations, and case studies.
Key Learning Areas
Battery Management Systems (BMS) – Design, performance, and safety.
Powertrain & Motor Design – Engineering of electric vehicle engines.
Charging Infrastructure – Standards, setup, and smart-grid integration.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in EVs – Fault detection and predictive maintenance.
Vehicle Safety Standards – Compliance and risk management.
Eligibility Criteria
- Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering/Technology/Science (preferably Electrical, Mechanical, or related fields).
- OR diploma in Electrical/Mechanical Engineering with at least 3 years of work experience in a relevant domain.
- Work experience is considered an advantage for selection.
Admission Process
Visit TimesPro’s IIT delhi EV Program Page.
Click “Enroll Now” and fill in the application form.
Login using email or google account.
Submit required details and documents.
Screening may include an interview and verification of educational/work background.
If selected, you will receive an offer letter and must submit the course fee to confirm admission.
Certification & Benefits
- Participants receive a Postgraduate diploma from IIT Delhi upon successful completion.
- Alumni status provides access to IIT Delhi’s network, opening opportunities in automotive manufacturing, EV startups, R&D, and policy sectors.
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