IIT Mandi is launching three new BTech programs—Quantum Science and Engineering, Agricultural Engineering with Data Analytics, and Chemical Engineering with Data Analytics—each designed to blend core engineering with modern technology and hands-on learning.

The university frames these programs as expanding undergraduate offerings to align with emerging tech areas and encourage interdisciplinary training.

The Chemical Engineering program integrates traditional engineering with machine learning and process simulation, offering options to pursue a minor or double major.

Located in Kamand Valley, Himachal Pradesh, IIT Mandi is a second-generation IIT with a track record of R&D projects and MoUs with international and national partners.

More information is available on IIT Mandi’s admissions portal.

Interested students can find details about the programs on the official admissions portal.

The programs emphasize experiential learning, industry collaboration, and interdisciplinary opportunities to prepare graduates for industry, research, entrepreneurship, and innovation-led sectors globally.

Overall, IIT Mandi envisions these programs creating future-ready engineers who can contribute in industry, research, and higher education, with global relevance by integrating engineering foundations with hands-on learning and emerging technologies.

The move signals IIT Mandi’s intent to attract students seeking programs that connect engineering with future industries and real-world impact.

The initiatives reflect a broader trend toward data-driven and quantum-enabled education to meet AI, quantum computing, and analytics-driven industry needs.

All three programs are interdisciplinary, combining engineering, science, and data-driven technologies to prepare undergraduates for opportunities in research, industry, and tech-enabled fields.

The programs aim to equip students with practical skills for tech-driven careers spanning quantum computing, AI, data analytics, IoT, and automation.