M. Tech.
The M.Tech. Programme at IIT (BHU) Varanasi offers an enriching and research-oriented experience for approximately 60 students annually. This four-semester Programme comprises a curriculum with a minimum of 10 courses, including four mandatory core courses spread across the two semesters. Students have the flexibility to choose six elective courses aligned with their specific interests. Students embark on research activities upon completing the coursework, dedicating the summer and the subsequent two semesters to their master's thesis. A seamless transition from the master's Programme to doctoral studies within the department is facilitated. Admissions to the M. Tech. Programmes occur during the summer, typically in April-May. The institute publishes a notification on its webpage, encompassing all departments. Admission to the M. Tech. Programme is based solely on GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) scores—detailed M. Tech. Programme eligibility criteria are in the PG manual of IIT (BHU) Varanasi.

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph. D.):
The Ph. D. Programme in Chemical Engineering at IIT (BHU) Varanasi offers a stimulating research environment for aspiring scholars. Admissions to the Programme occur twice an academic year, usually in May and December, with detailed eligibility criteria and notifications on the institute's webpage. The selection process begins with the shortlisting of candidates by a selection committee, followed by a written test covering various subjects within chemical engineering and engineering mathematics. Candidates who score above the predetermined cutoff are invited for interviews, typically held the following day, for final selection. Upon completion of coursework, which typically spans up to one semester, Ph.D. students engage in research activities focused on a specific problem of their interest under the guidance of a faculty mentor or mentors. This extended research period, lasting for 3-4 years, offers a unique experience that fosters the development of scientific temperament and enhances technical communication skills—successful completion of the Ph. D. Programme often entails publishing more than two research papers in reputable peer-reviewed journals, further enriching the student's academic journey. Detailed eligibility conditions for all Ph. D. admissions can be found in the PG manual of IIT (BHU) Varanasi.

• Dr. Udita U. Ghosh is elected into Associateship, Indian Academy of Sciences, Bengaluru. Congratulations, Dr. Ghosh.
• Prof. Monoj Kumar Mondal earns a spot among World's top 2% Scientists, published by Stanford University. Congratulations Prof. Mondal.
• Dr J. P. Chakraborty, Dr. Sweta, and Dr Ankur Verma have been promoted to Associateship. Congratulations.
• Prof. Rajesh Upadhyay has received funding from DST, BRNS, GAIL, and Sun Petrochemicals. Congratulations Professor.
• Prof. Monoj Kumar Mondal earns a spot among World's top 2% Scientists, published by Stanford University.
• Dr J. P. Chakraborty , Dr. Sweta , and Dr Ankur Verma have been promoted to Associateship. Congratulations.
• Prof. Rajesh Upadhyay has received funding from DST and BPCL. Congratulations Professor.
• Proud moment for the department as a new cover article from the department on "A New Technique for Calculating Kinetic and Thermodynamic Barriers for Nucleation Rates and Interfacial Energy of CaCO3 Prenucleation Nanoclusters at High Temperature Using TGA Models and In Situ Crystallization” by Shivesh Sabbarwal, Prachi Srivastava, Vivek Kumar Verma, and Manoj Kumar, in the Crystal Research & Technology. Congratulations to all the Authors!!
• Dr. Ravi P. Jaiswal has been promoted to Associateship. Congratulations,
• Mr. Ashish Gautam (19041007) was awarded the Best Paper Award, CHEMCON -2022. Congratulations, Ashish and his co-authors.
• Mr. Prateek Chowdhury (22041003) was awarded the Ambuja Young Researcher Award, Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers (IIChE), CHEMCON-2022. Congratulations Prateek.
• Prof. Monoj Kumar Mondal is ranked among the World's top 2% of Scientists from India in Chemical Engineering (for three consecutive years since 2020) as per the latest data and statistics released by Elsevier and Stanford University USA, 2022. Congratulations to Prof. M. K. Mondal.
• Prof. Monoj Kumar Mondal became a Fellow of The Royal Society of Chemistry, London, in 2022. Congratulations, Prof. Mondal.
• Prof. Monoj Kumar Mondal became a Life Fellow of the Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers (IIChE) in 2022. Congratulations, Prof. Mondal.