The Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST) offers comprehensive curricula at undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral levels. The key degree programs for 2026 include B.Tech in Aerospace Engineering and Electronics & Communication Engineering (Avionics), as well as a range of M.Tech, MSc, and doctoral programs. Below is a summary of course structures and key syllabus content for major programs.
Practical, hands-on labs and project-based learning are integrated throughout all semesters.
Each postgraduate curriculum comprises a mix of advanced core courses, electives, research methodology, and a thesis/project component
Ques.1 Does IIST provide guidance on curriculum frameworks or research methodology courses?
Ans. Yes, IIST offers core curriculum components like the history of science, research methodology, ethics, literature review techniques, plagiarism detection tools, and innovation methods as part of its academic structure.
Ques.2 Is there a separate syllabus for the Dual Degree (Engineering Physics + M.Sc./M.Tech)?
Ans. Yes, the Dual Degree curriculum mixes foundational science and engineering in the first three years and branches into specialized areas like Astrophysics, Earth System Science, Optical Engineering, or Solid State Physics in the later years. A full semester-by-semester breakdown is available.
Ques.3 What does the B.Tech Aerospace Engineering syllabus include?
Ans. The syllabus is structured across eight semesters. For example, Semester I covers Calculus, Physics I, Chemistry, Introduction to Aerospace Engineering, Communication Skills, and associated labs. Later semesters introduce core subjects such as Aerodynamics, Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Structures, Propulsion, and Flight Mechanics.