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CFAs: TIH IIT Bombay CHANAKYA Fellowship Program (India)

Fellowship

Deadline: 25-Dec-2025

The TIH IIT Bombay CHANAKYA Fellowship Program supports faculty-led student teams in developing innovative solutions in Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS). It provides financial support for undergraduate and postgraduate students to work on projects across AI, blockchain, fraud detection, virtual banking, and related domains. The program aims to cultivate skilled graduates who can become innovators, problem-solvers, and entrepreneurs in CPS.

Overview

The TIH Foundation in collaboration with IIT Bombay invites faculty-led student teams to participate in the CHANAKYA Fellowship Program, designed to train graduates in Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS). The program nurtures students to become future innovators and entrepreneurs by engaging them in real-world research projects across AI, blockchain, fraud detection, digital banking, insurance, and virtual banking solutions.

Focus Areas

The fellowship supports projects in areas including:

Program Structure

Eligibility Criteria

For Faculty Mentors

For Undergraduate Students

For Postgraduate Students

Financial Support

Application Process

  1. Faculty mentors form student teams (either undergraduate or postgraduate)

  2. Prepare a project proposal in the prescribed format

  3. Submit proposal with the No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the institute

  4. Each team is allowed one project submission; separate submissions required for multiple projects

  5. Applications accepted only through the official fellowship form

Key Dates

Tips for Applicants

FAQs

1. Who can apply for the CHANAKYA Fellowship?

Faculty members at Indian institutes can apply by forming student teams in undergraduate or postgraduate categories.

2. What areas of research are supported?

Projects in CPS, AI, blockchain, fraud detection, virtual banking, intelligent risk assessment, and AI-powered financial services.

3. How much funding do students receive?

4. Can a team mix undergraduate and postgraduate students?

No, each project team must consist solely of either undergraduate or postgraduate students.

5. How many projects can a faculty mentor submit?

A mentor may submit up to two projects, each with a separate team.

6. Is prior experience in CPS required for students?

Students should be enrolled in relevant courses; practical skills and project interest in CPS/AI are important.

7. Where are applications submitted?

Applications must be submitted through the official TIH IIT Bombay CHANAKYA Fellowship portal with all required documents, including the NOC.

Conclusion

The TIH IIT Bombay CHANAKYA Fellowship cultivates skilled graduates in CPS by providing mentorship, funding, and hands-on experience in cutting-edge AI and technology projects. It empowers students to become innovators and problem-solvers, bridging academia and industry, and fostering solutions in finance, insurance, virtual banking, and decentralized systems.

For more information, visit TIH Foundation.

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