IIT Madras offers PG diploma in Metro Rail Tech and Management, GATE score required

Students with a BE or BTech degree in civil, electrical, electronics and communication, electrical and electronics and mechanical engineering with 70 per cent marks and a valid GATE score can register for the programme

Apply for CMRL-sponsored 1-year PG diploma in Metro Rail Tech and Management programme at IIT Madras

The last date to register for the programme is June 29. (representative image/ IIT Madras)

The Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) is inviting applications for a one-year postgraduate diploma in Metro Rail Tech and Management at the Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras).

Students with a BE or BTech degree in civil, electrical, electronics and communication, electrical and electronics and mechanical engineering with 70 per cent marks and a valid GATE score can register for the programme at careers.chennaimetrorail.org. The last date to register for the programme is June 29.

Chennai Metro Rail Limited (@cmrlofficial) is sponsoring a 1-year PG Diploma in Metro Rail Tech & Management at @iitmadras. BE/B.Tech grads in Civil, ECE, EEE, or Mech Engg with 70% & a valid GATE score can apply. Monthly stipend: ₹30K.
Apply by June 29: https://t.co/LJ7YIYezLR pic.twitter.com/LcFuMC6ZXE

— IIT Madras (@iitmadras) June 24, 2024

The provisional selection is based on the valid GATE score and interview. The final selection will be subject to medical fitness.

Candidates on final selection will be designated as Executive Trainees during the course period of one year with a stipend of Rs 30,000 per month, and CMRL will bear the necessary sponsorship and tuition fees for perusing PGDMRTM at IIT M.

On successful completion of the course at IIT Madras, the trainees will be posted as Assistant Manager on contract for a period of five years in Chennai Metro Rail Ltd with a consolidated pay of Rs 62,000 per month.

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