PhD in Green Hydrogen Production, Waste-to-Energy Conversion, and Cold Plasma Applications at National Institute of Technology Warangal National Institute of Technology Warangal in

National Institute of Technology Warangal is advertising a PhD opening for the July 2026 session in the research group of Parthasarathi Deb, Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering.

The project themes are centered on green hydrogen production, waste-to-energy conversion, and cold plasma applications, with a broader sustainability and energy-systems focus. The post is especially relevant for candidates interested in Mechanical Engineering, combustion, alternative fuels, emissions control, and related clean-energy research.

Funding: one position is available under institute funding. The fellowship is stated as ₹37,000 per month for the initial 2 years and ₹42,000 per month for the remaining 3 years. The announcement also mentions support for national and international conferences, plus access to research infrastructure and collaboration networks.

Eligibility highlights: applicants should have a strong academic background in Engineering or Sciences. A GATE score is a standard benchmark, but it is not mandatory for full-time scholars with an exceptional academic record.

Deadline: the last date to receive applications is 2026-04-18. The admissions page also lists the subsequent shortlist, written test/interview, and reporting schedule.

How to apply: use the official NIT Warangal admissions portal and submit the application before the deadline. If shortlisted, follow the written test/interview instructions and later reporting/payment steps as announced by the institute.