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IIT Delhi Opens Fourth Batch of Applied AI Certificate Programme
IIT Delhi is offering a new online course about data science and artificial intelligence.
It is for people who want to learn how to use data and AI to solve real-world problems.
The course lasts eight months and has nine modules.
Students will learn programming, data analysis, deep learning and language-based AI.
They will also learn how to put AI models into use with cloud platforms and Docker.
The programme includes practical projects and a final capstone project.
Students can attend live online lessons and take part in a one-day visit to the IIT Delhi campus.
Graduates and eligible diploma holders can apply until November 13, 2026.
Those who complete the requirements will receive an electronic certificate from IIT Delhi's Continuing Education Programme.
IIT Delhi has opened admissions for the fourth batch of its eight-month online Applied Data Science and Artificial Intelligence certificate programme.
The nine-module curriculum covers Python, data analysis, deep learning, reinforcement learning, natural language processing and model deployment.
The programme includes more than 300 hours of live and self-paced learning, practical projects, case studies and a capstone project.
Live sessions will use Direct-to-Device delivery, with tutorials, collaborative activities, faculty and industry guidance, plus a one-day campus immersion.
Graduates and diploma holders with a recognised 10+2+3 qualification may apply by November 13, 2026, and successful participants will receive an e-Certificate from CEP, IIT Delhi.
- Who
- The Continuing Education Programme at IIT Delhi, with the Centre for Applied Research in Electronics, is offering the programme for professionals, students, researchers and other eligible learners.
- What
- Admissions have opened for the fourth batch of an eight-month online Certificate Programme in Applied Data Science and Artificial Intelligence: From Fundamentals to Deployment.
- Where
- The programme will be delivered online through Direct-to-Device sessions, with a one-day campus immersion at IIT Delhi.
- When
- The announcement was dated August 25; the admissions deadline is November 13, 2026.
- Why
- The programme aims to help participants apply AI and data science to organisational challenges, develop deployable solutions and support technology-enabled transformation.
Key facts
- Provider
- Continuing Education Programme, IIT Delhi, through the Centre for Applied Research in Electronics
- Duration
- Eight months
- Curriculum
- Nine modules covering the data science and artificial intelligence lifecycle
- Learning hours
- More than 300 hours of live and self-paced learning
- Delivery
- Online Direct-to-Device sessions, tutorials, collaborative activities and a one-day campus immersion
- Eligibility
- Graduates and diploma holders with a 10+2+3 qualification from a recognised university
- Application deadline
- November 13, 2026
- Credential
- An e-Certificate issued by CEP, IIT Delhi upon successful completion
Quotes
Professor Ankur Gupta
Associate Professor at IIT Delhi who spoke about the programme’s practical and responsible AI focus
“The real test of AI is not whether a model works in a lab, but whether it can solve a problem reliably, responsibly and at scale. This programme helps professionals build that judgement by taking them through the full journey, from understanding data to creating solutions that organisations can confidently use.”
theprint.in
Sources
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