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EV Course by C1973 EV Power Train Lab, IIT Bombay
e-Postgraduate Diploma in E-Mobility
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e-Postgraduate Diploma in E-Mobility
Application closes 26th Jan 2025
- Programme Overview
- Faculty
- Curriculum
- Certificate
- Fees
e-Postgraduate Diploma Highlights
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Designed and delivered by IIT Bombay faculty
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Earn Individual course credits which can be saved in the Academic Bank of Credits (ABC)
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Online synchronous six-course curriculum designed for working professionals
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On-campus graduation ceremony
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Peer-to-peer learning to expand your professional network
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IIT Bombay alumni status
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Personalised assistance with a Programme Manager
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Access to IIT Bombay’s lateral hiring group
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India’s top ranked university
QS World University Rankings 2025
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#3
NIRF India Rankings 2024
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#45
QS Rankings in Engineering & Technology, 2024
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#63
QS Rankings in Electrical & Electronics, 2024
Learn from IIT Bombay Faculty
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Prof. Sandeep Anand
Professor and ePGD Coordinator, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, IIT Bombay
Research Interests: Electric Vehicles Drive Train and Chargers, Wide Bandgap Devices (GaN and SiC) based Power Converters
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Prof. Shiladri Chakrabarty
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, IIT Bombay
Research Interests: High-Frequency-Isolated Converters, Soft-Switching, Wide Bandgap Devices, Power Semiconductor Packaging
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Prof. Kishore Chatterjee
Dr. D.T. Manwani Chair Professor in Electric Vehicles, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, IIT Bombay
Research Interests: Utility-Friendly Converter Topologies, Power Factor Correction Techniques, Switched Mode Rectifiers, Electronic Ballast, Control of Electric Drives
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Prof. Prashant P. Date
Professor, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, IIT Bombay
Metal Forming Processes, Formability, Shopfloor Metallic Waste Processing, Powder Metallurgy, Metal Injection Moulding
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Prof. Baylon G. Fernandes
Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering
Research Interests: Inverter topologies for VAr compensation, Power electronic interface for non-conventional energy sources, Permanent magnet machines for wind power generation, Switched reluctance machines for electric vehicle application
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Prof. Ravi Prakash
Assistant Professor, Energy Science and Engineering, IIT Bombay
Research Interests: High-Performance Control of Motor Drives for Electric Vehicles, Charging of Electric Vehicles, Design, Modulation and Control of Power Electronic Converters
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Prof. Pavan Kumar Hari
Associate Professor, Energy Science and Engineering, IIT Bombay
Research Interests: Electrical Machines, Power Electronics and Industrial Drives, Wind Turbine Generators, Magnetic Gears, Railway Power Systems, Micro-Energy Harvesting, Electric and Hybrid Electric Vehicles
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Prof. Zakir Rather
Professor, Dept. of Energy Science and Engineering, IIT Bombay
Research Interests: Grid Integration of Renewables, System Integration of Renewables, Power System Dynamics and Control, Electric Vehicle Grid Integration
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Prof. Nishant Sharma
Professor, Industrial Design Centre, IIT Bombay
Research Interests: Automotive Design, Vehicle Design Process, Product Form and Aesthetics, Participatory Innovation
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Prof. Bharatkumar Suthar
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Chemical Engineering, IIT Bombay
Research Interests: Multiphase Reaction, Reaction Engineering, Surface Science, Porous Media
Note: This is an indicative list of faculty and is under the purview of IIT Bombay
e-Postgraduate Diploma Curriculum
This e-Postgraduate Diploma requires candidates to successfully complete 36 IIT Bombay credits across 6 courses: 2 core courses and 4 electives. The courses offered are:
Core Courses
Introduction to E-Mobility
In this course, you will build a comprehensive understanding of electric vehicle (EV) technology. You will learn about various categories of electric vehicles, powertrain components, sub-systems, and their specifications. After this, you will learn about the critical role played by power electronics in EVs, regenerative braking and integration of EVs into the grid. Additionally, this course will help you build an in-depth understanding of EV charging technologies and the business aspects of charging.
Battery Technology for Electric Vehicles
In this course, you will learn about the various aspects of battery technology, focusing on lithium-ion batteries and alternative battery solutions. After this, you will learn combining individual batteries to design battery packs and various associated concepts such as charging algorithm, estimation of State of Charge (SoC) and State of Health (SoH). You will also gain hands-on exposure through modeling and simulation of li-ion battery systems using electrochemical and equivalent circuit models. Additionally, the course covers battery management systems and battery safety considerations in detail.
Electives
Manufacturing Technologies for Electric Mobility
In this course, you will learn about identifying manufacturing technologies for making car bodies, batteries and motors. Car body design needs revisiting, in view of heavy battery altering the weight distribution and hence bending, twisting and in general, vehicle behaviour on the road. As the course proceeds, you will learn about battery manufacturing technologies which include drawing up a bill of materials for a battery, technologies in the manufacture of pouch/prismatic cells and integration into battery packs. The very technologies for autobody production work differently in the context of thin micron-thick foils. Manufacturing steps for making batteries, both Li-Ion and solid-state batteries will be discussed. Finally, the manufacture and assembly of motors of different types, including stator manufacture with the latest hairpin winding technology, and rotor manufacture using Soft Magnetic Composites will be discussed. The course will cater only to the manufacturing aspects of three systems of an EV and will not cover the electronics and control aspects of an EV.
Power Electronic Converters for EV Applications
In this course, you will learn about power electronics - a critical area for electric vehicles. You will start with the fundamentals of DC-DC converters and voltage source inverters. You will analyze how power factor correction and battery charging circuits work together to optimize performance. As the course proceeds, you will delve into the intricacies of gate driver circuits and inverter design, gaining hands-on knowledge that prepares you for real-world applications. Finally, you’ll examine the latest advancements in power semiconductor devices, which play a crucial role in enhancing the efficiency and reliability of EV systems.
Electrical Drives for EVs
In this course, you will dive into the principles of controlling DC motors for electric vehicles, beginning with field control and variable-speed drives. You’ll explore the application of brushless DC motors alongside 3-phase voltage source converters, gaining insights into their operation. The course also covers regenerative braking, allowing you to understand energy recovery in EVs. You will be introduced to key concepts like space vector transformations which will eventually lead to advanced field-oriented control techniques. This comprehensive approach will equip you with the skills needed to excel in motor control applications within electric mobility.
Electric Vehicle Grid Integration
In this course, you will explore the evolution of EV charging technologies and their integration with power grids, particularly in regions with high EV adoption. The course will cover various charging infrastructures, including Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) for different vehicle types and smart charging systems. As the course progresses, it will delve into regulations, tariff structures, and the impact of EV integration on distribution systems. You’ll also examine the synergy between electric vehicles and renewable energy, exploring the role of EVs in enhancing renewable energy penetration at the system level.
E-vehicle Styling and Design
In this course, you will cover the essential aspects of vehicle aesthetics, packaging, and ergonomics specific to electric vehicles. You will start with the design process, including initial vehicle sketching and computer-aided surfacing, progressing to clay modelling and prototyping. The course will emphasize both exterior and interior design, highlighting how form and function intersect in EV design. Through case studies of various vehicle types, you’ll gain insights into real-world applications, while also learning about the tools and skills required in modern vehicle design studios.
Curriculum review and changes are under the purview of IIT Bombay and would be undertaken from time to time to ensure the curriculum coverage is in line with industry requirements..
Hands-On Learning through Projects
Vehicle sub-system modelling
Simulation of power electronic systems
Modelling and control of EV chargers
Embedded controller for electric motors
Battery modelling techniques and degradation phenomenon
Impact assessment of EVs on grid infrastructure
IIT Bombay Alumni Status
Earn an e-Postgraduate Diploma from IIT Bombay
Upon completion, you'll have the opportunity to attend an in-person graduation ceremony at the IIT Bombay campus
Note: Image for illustration only. Certificate subject to change.
Individual course completion certificates can be issued on request for all completed courses.
Learning Outcomes
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Understand E-vehicle categories and respective powertrain components
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Develop expertise in battery technology and charging systems
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Learn power electronic design for electric vehicle applications
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Understand electric drive control for eletric vehicles (EVs)
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Gain insights into manufacturing techniques and assembly for EV components
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Explore grid integration strategies for electric vehicles
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Learn vehicle design fundamentals for enhancing user experience in electric mobility
Fee Structure
Total fee: ₹ 6,00,000 + GST
Registration fee: ₹ 30,000 + GST
(To be paid within 7 days after receiving the offer letter to confirm registration)
1st Course: ₹ 95,000 + GST
(To be paid at the beginning of 1st Course)
2nd Course: ₹ 95,000 + GST
(To be paid at the beginning of 2nd Course)
3rd Course: ₹ 95,000 + GST
(To be paid at the beginning of 3rd Course)
4th Course: ₹ 95,000 + GST
(To be paid at the beginning of 4th Course)
5th Course: ₹ 95,000 + GST
(To be paid at the beginning of 5th Course)
6th Course: ₹ 95,000 + GST
(To be paid at the beginning of 6th Course)
*For more details on flexible fee payments, please get in touch with the Registration Team
Multiple courses will be offered simultaneously for the ePGD candidates. Total fees can be paid accordingly.
Benefits of learning with us
- In-person graduation at IIT Bombay campus and IIT Bombay alumni status.
- Designed and delivered by IIT Bombay faculty.
- Earn Individual course credits which can be saved in the Academic Bank of Credits (ABC)
- Access to IIT Bombay’s lateral hiring group
Application Process
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1. Application
Interested candidates can apply for e-Postgraduate Diploma by filling out a simple online application form.
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2. Online Test and Screening
Applicants must take an online test to assess their foundational knowledge and suitability for the e-Postgraduate Diploma. After completing the online test, applicants will go through a mandatory screening call with the Registration Office.
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3. Offer of Registration
The selected candidates will receive an offer letter to register for the e-Postgraduate Diploma. They will need to pay the registration fee to confirm their participation.
Eligibility
The eligibility criteria for the e-Postgraduate Diploma in E-Mobility is as follows:
- Candidates must hold a B.E. / B.Tech degree or a 4-year B.Sc / BS degree in a relevant domain of engineering or technology.
- Candidates with post-graduate (M.Tech / M.Sc / MS) or doctorate degrees in a relevant domain of engineering and technology can also apply.
Batch Start Date
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Online · March 2025
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