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Free IITs / IISc elearning Courses in Engineering and Science : NPTEL

NPTEL (National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning) is a joint initiative of the IITs and IISc. Through this initiative, we offer online courses and certification in various topics.

Online course: Free for all, Certification exam: For a nominal fee

Current and upcoming courses are listed below. Click on a course name to see more details about it.
 

You will need to log in to register for any course.After registration you will be able to see the course contents as and when they are made available by the course instructors.

Currently NPTEL is offering 400+ courses in different domains:


Category Name Number of Courses*
Aerospace Engineering 49
Biotechnology 35
Computer Science and Engineering 92
Environmental Science 4
Mathematics 75
Nanotechnology 11
Atmospheric Science 6
Chemical Engineering 92
Electrical Engineering 77
General 5
Mechanical Engineering 162
Ocean Engineering 2
Chemistry and Biochemistry 57
Electronics & Communication Engineering 96
Humanities and Social Sciences 70
Metallurgy and Material Science 54
Physics 73
Basic courses(Sem 1 and 2) 38
Civil Engineering 131
Engineering Design 14
Management 50
Mining Engineering2
Textile Engineering 28
*As on August 31, 2014

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