With the support of Andhra Pradesh government, International Institute of Information Technology was established in the year 1998. International Institute of Information Technology is having an autonomous university. Like many other colleges, International Institute of Information Technology doesn’t run for money. In controversy to that this institute provides many funds for researches and scholarships for the students studying in that college. The institute provides the students with all required facilities.

Structure of IIIT PGEE

International Institute of Information Technology Post Graduate Entrance Exam (IIIT PGEE) consists of two parts. In the first part, objective type multiple questions are asked. The questions are from basic mathematics, computer knowledge, logical reasoning. The duration of this first part of the exam is 2 hours. In the second part of the exam candidates need to answer to questions from the field they are applying for admission. The time limit of that exam is also 2 hours and the subjects are:

• Mathematics
• Computer Science
• Electronics and Communication Engineering
• Structural Engineering
• Computational Linguistics

Syllabus for IIIT PGEE

As there are two papers for International Institute of Information Technology Post Graduate Entrance Exam (IIIT PGEE), syllabuses are divided according to the papers.

First paper consist of questions from basic mathematics, computer knowledge, logical reasoning and these questions will be of multiple choice questions.

Paper I

• Mathematics
• Elementary Graph Theory
• Set Theory
• Probability and Statistics
• Combinatorics
• Matrices
• Complex Variables
• Differential Equations
• Numerical Methods
• Basic number theory

Computer Science

• Fundamental Programming Concepts
• Control Flow
• Functions
• Recursion
• Basic Data Structures
• Basic algorithms
• Boolean Algebra
• Digital Building Blocks
• Karnaugh’s Maps
• Computer Organisation
• Number Systems
• Computer Languages- C or C++

Paper II

Electronics and Communication Engineering

Electronics

• Network Theory
• Analog Devices (Diodes, BJTs)
• OPAMPs and Basic Analog Circuits
• Boolean algebra
• Digital Building Blocks (Gates, Flip-Flops)
• Digital Circuit Design
• Signals
• Systems
• Filters
• Transformations
• Modulation
• VLSI fundamentals

Signal Processing and Communications

Fundamentals of probability and random processes

• Random variables
• Discrete and continuous random variables
• Cumulative distribution function
• Probability mass function and probability density function
• Conditional probability
• Bay’s theorem
• Independent and uncorrelated random variables
• Random processes
• Discrete time and continuous time random processes
• Auto-correlation and cross-correlation functions
• Power spectrum

Fundamentals of Linear Algebra

• Vectors
• Matrices
• Determinants
• Eigen vector and Eigen value
• Canonical forms
• Characteristic and minimal polynomial

Communication systems

• Amplitude and frequency modulation
• Single side-band modulation
• PAM
• PCM
• PSK
• FSK

Fundamentals of information theory

• Measure of information
• Mutual information
• Entropy
• Capacity
• Lossless source coding schemes
• Delta modulation.

Signal Processing

• Fourier series
• Fourier transform
• Discrete time Fourier series and Fourier transform
• Discrete Fourier transform
• FFT
• Z-transform
• Properties of the above transforms
• LTI systems
• Stability of LTI systems
• IIR and FIR filters.

Communication networks

• Layering hierarchies
• Circuit versus packet switching
• Virtual circuits
• Network mechanisms
• Multiplexing
• Flow control
• Congestion control
• ATM, TCP/IP.

Structural Engineering

• Bending Moments And Shear Forces In Beams
• Stress And Strain Relations
• Principal Stresses
• Mohr’s Circle
• Simple Bending Theory
• Flexural And Shear Stresses
• Torsion
• Analysis Of Trusses And Frames
• Analysis Of Indeterminate Structures By Force/Displacement Methods
• Matrix Methods Of Structural Analysis
• Working And Limit State Design Concepts
• Design Of Compression Members
• Beam, Slab, Footing And Staircases
• Basic Concepts Of Pre-Stressed Concrete
• Riveted And Welded Joints
• Steel Beam Column Connections
• Plate Girders And Design Of Base Plate

Mathematics

• Determinants
• Matrices
• Limit
• Continuity And Differentiability
• Mean Value Theorems
• Integral Calculus
• Partial Derivatives
• Maxima And Minima
• Ordinary Differential Equations And Applications
• Initial And Boundary Value Problems
• Laplace And Fourier Transforms
• Test For Convergence
• Sequences And Series.

Morphology

• Words and how they are formed
• Morphemes Word formation
• Affixation
• Suffixation
• Morph tactics
• Word-Classes and part of speech tagging Lexicography
• Syntax
• Syntactic structure
• Dependency structure
• Grammar formalisms Semantics
• Lexical semantics
• Sentential semantics

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates applying for M.tech or MS should have BE/BTECH/B ARCH/MCA degree. These degrees should be in Science, Maths, computer programming or from the subjects candidates are applying for admission.

Those applying for post B Sc dual degree course should have been graduated in B Tech or B Sc.

For computer linguistics candidate should have graduated from the subjects shown below:

• Science
• Math’s
• IT
• ICT
• Computer science or MCA

How to Apply?

Candidates can only submit forms through online. For submitting the form candidates need to fill 2 forms. After completing the first time registration candidates will be sent a link and the registration code. By browsing that link candidates can fill the second registration form which is the final form. Enter the registration code there.

How to fill the Form?

Careful attention is needed while filling the form. Read the instructions and fill the form accordingly. Most of the forms are rejected due to candidates. Since online forms are submitted check the form thoroughly after that only click the submit button. Small mistakes made by the candidates may cause rejecting the application form.

Important Dates (Tentative)

The important dates are listed below:

The entrance exam will be held: On the end of April, 2012

Last date for Submitting the online application form: On last week of March, 2012

Filled application forms can be submitted till First days of April, 2012

Interview will be: On the month of June, 2012

List of IIIT PGEE centers

The list of centers are,

• Bangalore
• Delhi
• Kolkata
• Hyderabad
• Mumbai

Contact Address for the IIIT PGEE

• Chairman, PG Admissions, IIIT, Gachibowli , Hyderabad-500032, Andhra Pradesh.
• Phone: +91-40-6653 1000
• Fax: +91-40-6653 1413
• Email: [email protected]
• Website: www.iiit.net

Colleges Accepting the IIIT PGEE score

All the Indian Institute of Information Technology, Andhra Pradesh.

Reference Books for IIIT PGEE

• Natural Language Processing - A Paninian Perspective by Akshar Bharathi, Vineet Chaitanya, Rajeev Sangal
• Linguistics - An intro to Language and Communication by Adrian Akmajian, Richard Demers, Ann Farmer and Robert Harnish
• Linguistics - An intro to Linguistic Theory by Victoria Fromkin
• Linguistics - An introduction by Andrew Radford, Martin Atkinson, David Britian, Harald Clahsen and Andrew Spencer

Coaching Centers for IIIT PGEE

• FIITJEE
• Akash institute
• Oasis institute
• Brilliant colleges
• Vidya Kendra
• Shar institute

Study Plan

Without a planned approach a candidate cannot pass this entrance exam held by international institute of information technology. Most of subjects are to be studied thoroughly. Candidates can attend coaching classes also. The reference books and the study material available in the internet are also helpful for the aspirants of the examination.

How and Where To Get the Results?

www.iiit.net  is the address from where candidates can view their results.

Score Validity

One year is the validity of the IIIT PGEE entrance exam score.