Yes, Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) do offer financial assistance to the PhD students in the form of various assistantships and stipends. Given below is the institute wise financial help offered to research scholars:

• IIT Delhi : The full-time doctoral programme students will receive a financial aid. Such students are required to do academic duty for 8 hours per week (excluding their research work) as a Teaching Assistant. Fellowship is extended for the fifth year, only on the basis and review of the work. Students will be provided with financial support for attending national and international conferences.
• IIT Madras : Financial support will be provided for PhD students of Rs. 37,000 per month for first two years and, Rs. 42,000 per month for next three years.
• IIT Kanpur : Financial assistance is provided in the form of teaching or research assistantships to PhD students. Assistantships are awarded up to a maximum of five years. Some financial assistantships may also be available in the form of research assistantships from sponsored research projects. Additional assistantships in the form of scholarships, fellowships, etc. may be available through other organizations.
• IIT (ISM) Dhanbad : Financial Assistance is provided to the full-time PhD students for attending international conferences, where the submitted abstract/ paper should be accepted for oral presentation.

The list of IITs given above is non-exhaustive. There are some other IITs as well which offers financial assistance to the PhD students.

 The candidates aspiring for admission to Ph.D University of Mysore course, first have to appear for interview. After candidates are selected, they are required to submit the documents for verification and pay the course fees.

For admission to the JBS PhD programme, candidates are expected to either qualify for NET/ SLET/ UGC/ CSIR (JRF) or the admission test conducted by the institute. The JBS Noida PhD programme is offered in all functional areas of management. The PhD programme is quite rigorous as the scholars are expected to undertake stipulated course work and present their progress every six months in the Review Seminar before the research board.

The JBS PhD programme is offered in all functional areas of management. The PhD programme is available in a full-time and part-time mode in the interdisciplinary and contemporary issues in the area of marketing, finance, human resource, operations, economics, international business, information systems and strategic management. Full-time research scholars are provided with a monthly assistantship to pursue their research work. Each student registered for a PhD is assigned a PhD guide from the school and in addition two members of the Doctoral Progress Monitoring and Advisory Committee (DPMAC).

The selection process for PhD at PRIST University includes the eligibility criteria for the programme, entrance exam and GD, PI. Candidates will be selected based on their performance in all stages of the selection process.