Foreign nationals registered for a degree in a recognized Institute/University who are officially sponsored by that Institute/University to carry out Course work at NITC for a period not exceeding two semesters (1 year) can be accepted as exchange students under the MoU or non-MOU category.
The admission of foreign nationals under the MoU will be made in accordance with the terms and conditions spelt out in the MoU agreed to, between NITC and the partner University/Institution concerned. Students are required to bear costs related to living expenses, boarding, lodging and travel. Accommodation is provided in hostels on payment basis (approx. Rs.40,000/- per semester). Students arriving under the MoU will not be charged tuition fees.
For the admission of foreign nationals under the non-MOU category, students are requested to pay the corresponding tuition fee per semester as per the rules and regulations of NITC.
Foreign nationals registered for a Master’s/PhD degree in a recognized Institute/University who are officially sponsored by that Institute/University to carry out Research work or to avail of a laboratory or other facilities at NITC for a period not exceeding two semesters can be accepted as visiting students under the MoU or non-MOU category.
The admission of foreign nationals under the MoU will be made in accordance with the terms and conditions spelt out in the MoU agreed to between NITC and the partner University/Institution concerned. Students are required to bear costs related to living expenses, boarding, lodging and travel. Accommodation is provided in hostels on payment basis (approx. Rs.40,000/- per semester). Students arriving under the MoU will not be charged tuition fees if they are doing course work.
For the admission of foreign nationals under the non-MOU category, students are requested to pay the corresponding tuition fee per semester if they are doing course work as per the rules and regulations of NITC.
Foreign nationals registered for a UG/PG/PhD degree in a recognized Institute/University who are officially sponsored by that Institute/University to carry out Project work or to avail of a laboratory or other facilities at NITC for a period not exceeding two semesters can be accepted as visiting students under the MoU or non-MOU category.
The admission of foreign nationals under the MoU will be made in accordance with the terms and conditions spelt out in the MoU agreed to between NITC and the partner University/Institution concerned. Students are required to bear costs related to living expenses, boarding, lodging and travel. Accommodation is provided in hostels on payment basis (approx. Rs.40,000/- per semester). Students arriving under the MoU will not be charged tuition fees.
For the admission of foreign nationals under the non-MOU category, students are requested to pay the corresponding tuition fee per semester as per the rules and regulations of NITC.
Foreign nationals registered for a UG/PG/PhD degree in a recognized Institute/University who are officially sponsored by that Institute/University to carry out Internship or to avail of a laboratory or other facilities at NITC for a period not exceeding two semesters can be accepted as visiting students under the MoU or non-MOU category.
The admission of foreign nationals under the MoU will be made in accordance with the terms and conditions spelt out in the MoU agreed to between NITC and the partner University/Institution concerned. Students are required to bear costs related to living expenses, boarding, lodging and travel. Accommodation is provided in hostels on payment basis (approx. Rs.27,000/- per semester). Students arriving under the MoU will not be charged tuition fees.
For the admission of foreign nationals under the non-MOU category, the students are requested to pay the corresponding tuition fee per semester as per the rules and regulations of NITC.
1. Mr. Majidu Rahman from Oxford Brooks University, UK
“ During my time in India at NIT Calicut, I managed to meet new people and learn new skills related to Mahcine learning by talking with people in the field of Mahcine learning. I also enjoyed the food in India, as it was something quite unique. My time in India was amazing, and I will never forget the experiences and friendships I made during my stay.”
2. Mr. Michal Krezalek from OXford Brooks University, UK
“ My internship at the NIT was an incredible experience. Everyone there was very supportive and made me feel very welcome. At the NIT, I had the opportunity to apply my knowledge to the research that is done there, which I found very challenging and rewarding. I would definitely recommend doing an internship at the NIT and exploring Cerela alongside the internship.”