Positions are available at NIT Calicut and NIT Delhi, with candidates required to meet eligibility criteria and submit applications online within the specified deadline set by authorities.

The Ministry of Education has opened applications for the position of Director at two National Institutes of Technology, located in Calicut, Kerala, and Delhi.
The recruitment is for one post at each institute, with appointments to be made through a selection process outlined in the official notification.

The role carries a monthly salary of ₹210,000 along with a special allowance of ₹11,250 and other applicable benefits, similar to those offered to Vice-Chancellors of Central Universities and Directors of Centrally Funded Technical Institutions.
Eligibility criteria
As per the notification, the Director serves as the academic and administrative head of the institute and is expected to demonstrate strong leadership along with a solid background in teaching, research, and administration.
The document states that applicants must have substantial experience in guiding research at the PhD level.
Candidates must meet the following requirements:
Application process
Eligible candidates can apply through the official website nitcouncil.org.in. The application window is open from April 30 to May 29, 2026.
Applicants are required to upload their bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD degree certificates while submitting the online application. They must also provide a no-objection certificate on the portal by June 15.
The notification states, "Appointment will be made from a panel of names recommended by a Committee."
Salary and institutional details
The position offers a monthly pay of ₹210,000 along with a special allowance of ₹11,250 and other standard allowances.
National Institutes of Technology are centrally funded autonomous technical institutions under the Ministry of Education.
They are recognized as institutions of national importance and operate under the National Institutes of Technology, Science Education and Research Act, 2007, and its associated statutes.

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