Master of Public Policy [MPP] From IIT Bombay, Mumbai

Ans. Working professionals can apply to the MPP program through Self-Finance. Please keep in mind that coursework is required for the first year. All students are required to commit to the program full-time.

Ans. All Self-Finance candidates with job experience and in-service candidates will be eligible for the MPP program. In-service applicants working in government or a Public Sector Undertaking must demonstrate that their employer will allow them to complete the required course work and project throughout the term of the MPP program

Ans. The MPP program will be available to all FA category candidates who have received fellowships or scholarships from government or semi-government organizations. Several government/semi-government programs (CSIR, UGC, DAE, DST, DBT, NBHM, etc.) and other organizations may grant financial assistance under the FA category. For the execution of this fellowship/scholarship, a valid Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) award letter from a government or semi-government agency (e.g., CSIR/UGC/DAE/DST/DBT/NBHM/etc.) is required.

Ans. ADCPS's programs seek to provide students with tools that may be used in a variety of scenarios and to teach students how to adapt to other disciplines, contexts, or situations. Students who complete the programs may find themselves fitting into and contributing to the public or private sectors, working for the government, or working in the non-profit/ NGO sector. They may opt to work as analysts or lobbyists for huge corporations, or they may conduct policy research in IOs, think tanks, or universities.

Ans. The fee is in accordance with IIT standards; see this for the most recent semester's fee structure. This also includes the numerous categories into which one can be inducted. In general, you must pay both the course charge and the hostel fee. If you are accepted as a Teaching Assistant (TA), you will be given a stipend. You will not receive financial support if you are a self-financed student.